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% •• -- mm 6 w Ĵ iry piiiiiealer. WEDNESDAY. MARCH. 24.1886. Railroad Time Table. OB and after Morulay, June IS, 4Tmi|S will McHenry station cs below OOINQ SOUTH. Saneva Lake Passenger. Seneva Lakje Express Geneva Lake Frelscht............. Geneva I>ake Passenger....,..;... (J HMO NDETTA. Geneva Lake Kreidht ............ 3eneva Lake Passenger..*», . Geneva Lake Express............ Bcnuva Lake I'aaaenirer.... ,..7;t8 A. M .8^8 M . n-M p. v ..STSB «« ..9-11 A. M . •• . .4:48p. if . .6:57 " B. BTTSS, Agent. McHenrv. Ill M ASOSIO MCIIKNRY LOPOK, SO. IW \. F. and A. M.-- Eegnlar Communications the Saturday on or terore the full of the moon and every two ireeki thereafter. „ w OH AS. C. COLBY. W. M. VCftHRT H APT BR So. 34 R. A. M--Begii- ir Convoca.iona held on the second and fourth Fridays in each moneh. _ _ JOHN EVAICSOW, H. P. ANNOUNCEMENTS. r. FOR SHERIFF. t berehv announce myself as a Candidate fttr the ofllcc of Sheriff of McHenry county at the eomirjc Fall election, subject to the rteci- •lon of the Republican County Convention. WM, B. WALKER. I 11 BREBT announce myself as an .nrte- j»en«lent Temperance Candidate for sheriff of Mc.Henrv Countv subject to ihe decission of the Republican »nd Domocrntic. County Con ventlone and the people of Mcllenry County Yours Very Truly, CHABLIK A. NOYRS. in (< neral. , OCR Public School closes on Frld iy I of this week for a two weeks vacation. ' IKE" says they would have known hhn by the "Black Jack " He hung on to tha*. l>o not fail to read the new adver tisement of Henry Colby, to be found In another place in tills paper A NOTICE of the meeting of the Board of Town Auditors can be fouud ID another place In this paper. Those Interested shouH take due notice. PKMORAU , CotJKT* Superintendent Barber was a caller on Tuesday. JOHN llioirrs.ni Chicago, spent Sue* day In this village. JOHH 'ONREL. Of Ri dim And. made our 8 uiotnm •» pleavmt call on Friday ll8t." Miss ELLA SEAHL. daughter of Rev. 8. Searl. of Barriogton. Is visiting with friends In thfs village. FKKU MKHRick, of Woodstock, was on our streets uttp day last weak. Miss EMMA GREGORY, of this village, is now engaged in the retail store or Mar-diayFiell & t;o„ Chicago. PAUL BROWN op^nt Sunday with his parents. in this village. HOWARD PERRT, who has been at­ tending school at Atorori, Is home for a short vacation. GEORGE MCOMBER went to Chicago on Monday, when* he expects to get a situation in a wholesale house. WILL PHALEM is the happiest man in tli's town. It is a boy. and arrived pn Saturday last. II. C. MKAD took In another boarder 'one day last week. '.'The young lady will probably make that her future home. Weight 8J pound.*. A SON arrived at the home Of Chls Xickol* on-Friday.. Who say* our population Is not increasing. MRS MURRAT TTRRELL and children started on Tuesday for their new home, at Slayton, Mlnr,., where Mr. Tyrrell had preceded them about two weeks. THE Woodstock' papers persist in giving the name of R. W. Coon as one of tie Executive Oommlttee of the Old Settlers' Association from Lake .95m.1?ly* This is a mistake. Tire names of the Hiembers of said Committee from f.ake county are as follows; John G; Ragan. Waukegan; Warren Powers, Waueonda: L. Parkhurst, Libertyville. Out two night watchmen, Messrs incoln and Walsh, are doing a good L Remember that L. W. Nichols, Jr. the West McHenry Jeweler, does all _ kinds of repairing In hisl line andi wor't' an^ "ie consequence is our streets guarantees perfect satisfaction. I are more quite during the night than I formerly. Quite a number of arrests ON the first Sunday In April, even! |,ave been ma«ie and rowdies and evil Ing services at the Universallst ChnrelJ $wn ftre beginning to learn that it is will commence at 7:30 O'clock instead^ not eaie to j>e found on the streets of 7. and so continae through the sum mer. LAST week all thtee of the Barber rShop?, In this village, were closed on account of the sickness of the proprie­ tors. Iu consequence quite a number of unshaven faces were seen on our streets. ( f WE understand that a G-neral Store Is to be started at Terra Cotta this spring. The building will be put up as soon as the weather will permir. Also that quite a number of residences will be built there t THE pastor of the Presbvterian Church, at Woodstock. Rev. S. C. Hav. has been kindly remembered by hi* parishioners and friends, in the, midst of much sickness at. his home, by a generous donation of over $100. A REGULAR (Communicati< n of Mc­ Henry Lodge No 158, A. F. A A. M. will be li^ld on Satutday evening ot this week, March 27th. Every metnbe Is, earnstly requested to be present Business of Importance. By order o the W. M. If you are suffering from a sense o extreme weariness, try one bottle o Ayer's Sarsaparilla, It will cost yon but one dollar, and do you incalculable good. It will do away with that tired, feeling, and give you new life and en-r ergv. . THE Trustees of Woodland Cemt- tery, have, we understand, closed a after regular hours. THE Ringwood Cemetery Aid Society will meet at the Congregational Church. Saturday evening, March 27th 18S6, with the foiling Pro ramme: Address Declamation,..... SNLO De >1imation,. .1.. Quartette, Taper MRS MART A ..William Nlckle. ...Eddie Lurnley, Lol* Chase. .........Guy Hall. DOIIGE Secretarv. WR call particular attrition to the artVIe In another colimn from Alfifoti quln. headed "The Road Question." which we consider eqiml'y of Interesr to evor.v other town t. the conntv. The old system of pi.vtng tax in labor is a farce and as long as it U done just so ionjf will we have poor roads. It Is a question tha*. should receive more careful consideration from every tax payer. Read the article carefully had IKNRT MILLKR. of Johnshtirsrh. hi* shoulder put. out. of Joint on Mondav afternoon, while going home from thi<> village. He had left his team standing in the road whll • lie was assisting an other party who had broke down. when they started t ) run awav. He caught hold of the back end of the wagon and was thrown doivn. di«locat< ing his 8houldei and otherwise brills liig hi 111.I Dr. Fevers wa« eillert a» d ho irf doing as well as could be expected. Smallest working printing press in world. It is an interchangeable Isaac Went nder, printing from a continuous escape from, with a cut-off. It is but twelve II (NO WOOD. J EDITOR PLAIN DEALER:--Our school commences next week. If. Dwelly 14 under the ' weatlier. - Ot.et Valentine Is uiovl .g to til* farm, at Keystone, Irv Merchant will work top. Harsh this summer, ' There,Is to be a tin wedding at N, Stevens on Wednesday evening of this week. j,; ; , .i: ' Geo. Simmons talk! l-ftf If(ring to Dakota next week. Mattie Fowler is' golng'to Chicago this week to stay for a short time. Mattie Thompson intends returning to her home in Ne v York this week. N. BUk* move* into James Green's house and R. Jones will m »va into the house where Nick has been living. The Cemetery Aid Society will have an entertainment on Saturdav eve­ ning of this week. We hojie there Will be a good attendance. The Hebron Dramatic Club was on hand laat Saturday evening, but owing to the Inclemency of the weather the attendance was very slim. All that attended pronounced the entertain­ ment very good. \ S. Potter sold his f*irra to Mr Freuud of Johnsburg i for 955 per acre cash, which is* considered a« a very good sale considering the quality of the land. Mr. Potter wjll have a sale thh week Saturday, after which.lie will go back to Fairfield, Neb. Hube Is also going west in a short time. The Columbia baking powder lor sale by J. w. Crlsty & Son, at Only 25 cents per pound is as good as most of the powder whicli are sold for 50 cents, leaving you 25 cents on each pound, which Is more - than any of the prises »re worth. Try it. HEBRON. EDITOR PLAINIIEALER:--I he robins, ducks and wild geese have made th$lr appearance. ^ The school will close Friday of this week. Literary exercises In the after* noon. We are glad to report Mrs. Soperout of danger and last recovering under the care of Dr's McDonald and llerrlck. Linn Young has closed his school at Genoa and Is home on a vacation. The next club dance will take place April 15tli. The Janesvllle Light Guard Band will be in attendance. The masquerade last week was a succcss. Nearly everything that could be thought of wa« represncted, about fifty COM pie being masked. One or two of our energetic young gentlemen are thinking strongly of bei ig examined for the Cadetship at West Point. We hope some one from this place may succeed in getting the appointment. The H. D. A. played "Among the Breakers" at Walworth, Thursday evening, to an appreciative audience. Friday ni^hr. thev repeated It in He­ bron and Saturday through a verv dense fog they wended their way to Ringwood, where, on account of the blustering storm, they plared to a small audience. They were royally received by the Ringwood Band. *wlin would take nothing for the use of their Hall. Should the Ringwood people ever visit Hebron they may Jbe sure of a hearty welcome. /GEO. worth bargain with Williard Colby for three acres on the Wlltslde of the Cemetery, fur which they pay #400. The new purchase will be graded, seeded and Jatd out into lots at an eatly day. W. BKSLF.T NII.I had a narrow drowning one day last week, flishlng on McColJum'f Lake. THE Steamer ••Malmie" is now mak­ ing trips to Fox Lake.almost daily, tori the accommodation of Hunters an< others.) Great prafoe Is due Capt. Hil^ t|,at thev saved themselves. forme energy he has dl' played to make arrangements to accommodate the public thus early In the season. AT the Universallst Church next Sunday morning. Rev. B, Brunnlng. Pastor, will deliver a birthday sermon It being the occasion of his own birth day. Subject for the evening "Mistakes about relUlon, or is religion a fact or a folly? A myth or a mighty ̂ fower of lifer ' A COMMUNICATION from the city of Hoqlcon, Maine, dated March 10, states are having very cold weather. This mproing mercury 38 below c. Snow, piled mountains high, and a prospect of more. No western mall for four days. Cars, snow bound Thermometer has fallen to 38 below. w h i l e a half inches in length and seven •p^er-a half inches high. Its width in widest part is ten and a half inches, went up In the morning when the iceii iu i -a • i. i , , * 1 me office where it is m nse it has was sate but In the mid.lie of (t he davo necessary to furnish brokers and It thawed and wh"n they started forers a daily letter of financial news, home they found it dangerous. Before*1 the invention of the press this they got to the shore they both broke was performed by the manifold through where the water was about 20 f| feet deep and it was only by a miracle They WE learn that some evil disposed person, entered the Blacksmith shop of P. nauperisch one night last week and strewed things around In a pro­ miscuous fashion. It appears they wer more benf on mischief than plunde It will be a bad time for them If the get caught. HUNTERS *re now In their glory anif firing can be heard "ail along the line" from early morn until late at night From the number of Ducks being brought In we should judge that shooting was good. One party of four who went down the river brought in one hundred and twenty-eight. Wfi learn that M. S. Hill and W. P. Stone, who left. Waueonda about three week« ago for Alabama, with the in­ tention of making that their future home, hrfve returned, and make the eiraple declaration that they did not like the countrv. When persons go STorth, Sou ill, East or West to And a better country than Northern Illinois, •tiej usually get fooled. EASTER GOODS, JIM* NWELRED at Mrs. will go with a boat next time. A GOOD many people tell mere than they know, but reporters tell only a very small portion of affairs which are brought to their notice. It would sur­ prise a good many people to see the reporter's note books, even In this town, and the interesting I tens jot ted down there wliicn never get into print but are kept quiet for a variety of reasons. Scarcely a week pabses but news comes floating into the office which we are compelled to waste bas­ ket simply because its publication would do more harm than £ood. There- are a great iuany° people In this town who little dream how many favors of this kind they owe to the reporters, but If these note bioks should ever b/» opened, you hnd better believe there will be fun. HE Fair by the Ladies of the Uni­ versallst Society, which was held at Riverside Hall OB Friday afternoon and evei ing last, was a success, both financially and otherwise.}The article* l?Ste were nil .erou* and handsome, and when we take into consideration the short time which they have been preparing for ti4s Fair, ilia simply uarvelons the amount of work they had don >, and one mu«t admit that they are rightly named, "The Willing Workers." The mu« cal part ef.the entertainme.it, under tiie direction of Cxpt, Walter Hill, wa* excellent, and l«l£My appreciated by the lari^e audl- enee in attendance. ^The* Fair was /ffivTded Into two departments, the ladies in one. and a t.umbei ot girls of Hie Sunday School, under the direct­ ion of M .ss Julia Story, In the other. The net profits of th* entire Fair was. we understand. . $124 46. The ladies, including Emission, e1e»t|f»T 17433 and the girls f-*>013^/ The Hall was and all wen niieil themselves iu \ _ € 'a j seemed to enjoy the best of manner. A C %RO, We wish to extend our most sincere and heart fell thanks to our many sym> pathizing friends and neighbors, who so kindly asMsted us In our late be­ reavement. THOS. GLTNCH AND T AMTLT, Waneonda, lit. T as t autt dian trac Irisl thus in peat to O' f o r i to b< Ne* Nine manifolders were re- d, working very rapidly. By n after JLlitt. Jaw J Have you a cough P Sleepless night* need no longer trouble you. The u«e of Ayer's Cheery Pectoral, before re­ tiring. will sooth the cough, allay the inflammation,and allow needed repose. It will, moreover, heal the pulmonary organs, and give you health. Greenwood Caucus. The Republican voters of the town of Greenwood are requested to meet at Daily's Hall, April 3rd, 1886, at two o'clock P. M., for the purpose of nomi­ nating Candidates for the various Offices of the town, and te transact such other business ae may properly come before said Caucus. By Order of Town Committee Cucumber Seed. We have made arrangements by which we can supply best q»rtlity ot Cucumber seed at very low prices. Quality and varl *tv guaranteed. CRISTY. WALKVR 4 Co. 36*6 w PUBLIC AUCTtON. Having sold my farm situated one mile E*st of Klngwood. on the McHeu ry road, I will off *r for sale, on Sttur day, March 27,1886. commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.. the following property: 12 good cows. 8 yearling heifers. 1 } short horn bull, I bay carriage horse, 6 years old. wt. 1100, 1 sorrel horse. 4 years old. wt. 1200, 5 brood sows, 5 shoals. 1 new top carriKge, 1 set car­ riage Harness. I set bobsleighs, I Hap good sulky plow. 1 walking plow, 1 cliHinplou mower, 1 cirn planter, 1 lumber wagon, 2 milk wagons, 1 sulky • ul'Jvator, I diamond cultivator, l^enrn shellei. 1 hay rack, 100 bushels oats, 39 bushels wheat. 3 bushel* *eed corn. 4 • ilk cans.l cook stove, 3 parlor sieves, fanning mill, household goods, and ther articles not mentioned. TEKMS OF SALE:-AII sums of 910 an l nder cash. Over that sum a credit of ne year will be given on approved mtes at 7 per cent interest.. SIMEON POTTER. F. K. GRANGER. Auctioner. New spring styles. Prints, Ging­ ham. Shirting* etc. cheap far caali at Fitoluiuoni 6 £vaneon*s. ALGONOUIN. EDITOR PLAINDEALKR:--Ed Balch, of Elgin, called on friend* here An Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Wm. Morton gave an afternoon Tet Party and Progressive Eucher In the eveulng. on Thursday of last week There was a very pleasant evening sp«nt. by all present. Wiu. Rattary, Jr. and Miss Florence Tuhbs. of this place, were quietly married ton Tuesday evening of last week, at Dundee, returning on the same evening to their home to spend there honeymoon. Will has rented the old Keys baan. Miss Birdie Morton till ted In Elgin on Saturday of Jast week, ' Little row boats were seen on the river here last Sunday, Also a man In his shirt sleeves was seen sitting by the dam fishing one day last week. Surely spring !•» coming, gentle Annlf. Mr. H. Aver, of Lodi, Wis., is the guest of C. E. Ciiapell. The Congregational Church Sewing Soelety will meet on Wednesday of next week, at the residence of Mrs. W. P. Benson, J. Van Slyke. of the PLAINDEALBR, made Algonquin t flying visit on Mon* day of this week. Ou Thursday of last week the Legal Fraternity of McHenry and Kane Counties were well represented in our burgh, the occasion being the trans­ fer of the .ild Grimes farm to Henry Henk. Consideration 950 per acre. C, E. Chapel! £came l i with two car loads of Milch Cows on Friday last, and also D. W. Thomas with one car load. Benson A Hubbard shipped a oar load of stock to Chicago on Friday of last week. Mrs. J. W. Kee and children, of Chica­ go, spent a few days here last week, visiting friend*. There was a good attendance at the Literary on Friday evening of last week. The subject of debate w»s Re­ solved, "that Capital Punishment, as a matter of Public Policy Is advisable." It was decided In favor of the Affirma­ tive. Kee & dhapell. of Chloago. iere In town on Saturday Itst. * Dr. Na*on successfully removed a 20 yard tape worm from the daughter of H. Larkin Saturday last, under a treatment of 30 hours. The Dr. has always been very successful In treating such cases. DIED:--March 20th, 188§, Mrs.S. 8. Huntley, at the residence of her son. C. M, Huntley, aged 72 years, funeral on Monday, 32n<1. Inst. Jas. Mtrfchall. of Cresco, Iowa, was calling on friends here on Monday of this week. Jim looks well, and seems to be satisfied with his Iowa h me. Miss Em'iia A^ard. of Rtu <31 lire. Wis., Is visiting here with her sister. Mrs Wandrack. Mrs. Wm. Morton was quite sick on Monday I of this week. Rev. Mr. Frnzler. of Genoa Junction preached at the Congregational church, in this place , on Sunday last. Charlie tV'andra 'k had a Deputv Constable come to his home to stay on Sunday last. The young guest weighed 9 pounds. The show given by Vincent and Blair, on Saturdav evening last, was not very well attended on account of the weather. I. V. Montanye. of Klgtft. was the guest of the family of J. Helm oq San* day last. NUNDA- EDITOR PLAINDKALCR---Our enter prising Station Agent, Geo. Verinllya. has received from the officer of the C. and N, W. Co. a new and stylish ticket case, which Is ftill of round trip, low priced tlckeu for all points North, West, South, and East. The traveliug public cau now be accommodated here without the extra expense of a trip to Cnicago. Since receiving them George has sold about thirty, up to laat Wedtiesd ty. Mr. St Cl tir pur chasing one for Grand Island, Neb.. St. Paul, Minn, and return The rol>in, and the bluebiI'd have oome, and nature proclaims the advent of spring. "Butt" Walker, of the Walker House Harvard, told a few stories to the "old boys1 oue day last week. Among other things, he told us he was after tiie office ot Sheriff. Well we might do worse. Anions the veterans of the old 95tft, III. Lieutenant Walker is known as a first class fellow. From what your correspondent has heard said on the subject, Capt. Geo, Eckert, of Woodstock, has the Inside track in the race for sheriff. In this "neck of the woods," George was one of the stayers of the old 95th. If he makes as good a run for the of&ee of sheriff, as he did to get away from the rebs at Guntown, he will "get there And here are our old boots to help him In this race, as in that one. The other comrades that want the office, are capabl-, good fellows too. But they can't all have it. at once, and comrade Sredman has held It once. Some say that is a reason why he should have it attain, and will vote for him for that reason. We believe in rotatiou iu in ofllc. If it is a good thing pass it around. No one doubts the ability of Georjte Eckert to transact In good shape the business of the office. Your correspondent acknowledges the receipt of seven! packages of seeds from tiie Agricultural Depart­ ment, Washington, per kindness of onr Representative A. «f. Hepkins. The literary event of the spring will be the contest between the girls and the boys, of our Union School. It will be on April 9ih, and will cousist of a debate on the new Indian problem of citizenship and lands iu severalty, papers, songs. iuUrumeutal music, The contest last spring was Immensely Interesting and thia'oue will be better still. House ceanlng. caisomining, mov­ ing, are in order about these days, (as the almanac says) look out for domes* lie sq«!?ills, cold dinners, late break­ fasts Ac, Miss Ella Broadfoot has left the Post Office, and returned to her home. The Ministerial Association of the Rockford Conference, will hold a three days session at this place, commen cin ' on the 19th of April. The pro- gramme is out and announces, sermons papers, Ac. by a large number of preachers on different, topics of Inter- eft to the M. E. Church.. The time will be fully occupied, each day and evening. The people will have an op portunity to hear a diversl'y of talent. On Saturlay morning la*t, D. ,L Barney stood conversing with Lafe Benthusen in W. l\ Hamilton's store, near the trip door to the basement, when stepping slightly to oue side he fell inio the stairway. - Throwing up his left arm he caught the top of the door. The weight of his body and the power of the fall dislocated his shoul­ der. He was taken to the rooms of G. E, Dickinson, ovef the drug store, and Dr. Watson was Immediately summoned. It was soon found that a piece of the head of the joint was broken off and driven down, rested on the upper rib, Every effort to replace the broken piece proved unavailing. The joint was adjusted as well as po«' Bible after prolonged endeavor. During the day a telegram was sent to Elgin for Dr. Bolitpv but he not being able to come. It was decided to take the patient to Dr. Powell, at Chicago, So at/2.49 Lafe Benthusen, Clantiing, and Isaac Powell accompanied him to Chicago. After examination Dr. Poweli -aid that all «had been done that could be done, and that probably after a time the piece of displaced bone might have to be cut out. He *vas brought b ick on Sunday and is doing as well as- is possible under the circumstances. It Is a serious blow to Mr. Barney, who is a mechanic, with a yo.ing family to provide for. They have the sympathy of the entire com­ munity in their affliction. The milk producers met |in D. C. Mallory's store on Saturday last and shivered around a cold stove. Business of Importance? Mum is the word. They don't like newspapsr correspon­ dents. Oh my! Oar Chicago Market Report. Prei»nre<l Expressly for the 1'LAINDBALBH by Our Own Correspondent. CHICAGO. M trch 22. 1886. Wheat Is decidedly blue and no mis­ take. The*bears are having it nearly ail their way, Finer weather, larger offerings, easier cables, unfavorable a I vices fro'ii New York, and con­ tinued labor troubles depress the market very tno'cli. Th<'re was cons! I- erahle fine u it ion on Friday and Sat­ urday »nd wheat WHS verj rliaky^corn has been pulled duwn hy the otlu r cereals and has declined; provisions were not 'active and prices show^t downward tendency, especially In pork. The live stock marker, ig pretty steady wi It a decline in prices In cm sequence of targe recelp B and S nail shipments; cattle lower; hogslswer; sheep lower than on Friday, The produoe market generally shows a de­ cline on account of the larg*- receipts Better Is pretty steady at 30 to 31c. but nearly every other item run down. The hu>lues.H iu g*uertl merchandise Is growing fast, and during the closing days of the past week there was a larger number of buvers in the city than there ins been for months pan. The unuiual y warm days during the week contrihu led largely to the in crease in the uumber of buyers. There were many meichaits from the fat west and northwest in the market on Friday and Saturday. Prices are steady and buying liberal. Railroad and Steamboat freights were in lair deraand, Collections good. Money easy. WINTER WHEAT-NO. 2 red 85J(386; No. 3 red 83@84. SPKING WHKAT-No. 2 83c; NO. 3 73@?8c: No. 1 h ird (Minneapolis) $7e. N>>. 1 hard (Dulnth marke j 9lfc. CORN-- \o. 2 3fi@:f7|c; No.3 34Jo. OATS--No. 233J($34c; No. 3 by sample 3i}(<333c; Barley O^to. UYE--So. 2 by sa uple, 61@'IIJ. BAULKY--No. 2 By sample 46(^53, TIMOTHY SEEI>--Poor to good, 91.91 FLAX--No 1.91.11 CLOVER--Poor to choice, f6.40. BUCKWHEAT --, BRANS--Cnoice hand picked, 91.10 •1.25. POTATOES--40@57o per bushel. BUTTER--Creatm-rv fanny 30 to31}c; d»lry to choice 24}@27ic; common grade 10® 18. EGGS--Fresh Northern. lOJc. CUKESK--Young America 9@12c; full cream Cheddar 8J(J10; skimmed 6 <87c. POULTRY--Chickens 5@9c; Turkeys 6010. CVTTLE--Giod to extra shippers 94 90@95 05; fair to choice 94 25@95.05; common in wood 93 80@$4.55; poor to medium 93 7<»@4 5<»; stockers 92.60@ 93.65; feeder* 93.65@#4.50; Texans94,40 HOGS--Light weight T4 00@9415 rough packinir 94.25@ 94.35; neavy packing and'slilpping 94.00@T4.20 MII EEP-- Jouiinon to choice 95 00. Cafafrli of the nose and head can be e«sily.quickly, pleasanriv and lastingly cured. I'he Fr tncis Catarrh Cure will positively and effectually cure in a few days any case. A package, nore than enough to surely and infallibly cure any case, sent post paid hy mail for one dollar by M. FRANCIS. Washington DC Plows. Plows, and Plows. We have the following >nakes which we warrant to suit any farmer. Grandetour, Moline, John Deere. C is* Norwegian, Thompson's Norwegian Skandla, Garden City and Star, all of the oldest makes which Insures success in a good plow an I warranted to scour in any soil. E. M. OWEN A SONS. Pumps, both Wouti kinds ayd s ses. at Sous, See our Shades. and Iron of *11 S. M.Owens-A t|and painted Window BONSLETT A STOPFEL. Three 9 ponnn cans canned Pumpkin only 20 cents at Bonslett A Stoftel's. Buckwheat Wanted. At the Fox River Valley Mill, for whleh the highest market price will be B» BISHOP. Teachers' CunlMttoMi Teachers* examinations will be held as follows:-- > r Saturday. March 20th, Marengo^ Monday, March 22-id, Nunda, ; 4 Tuesday, March 23rd. McHenry.' Wednesday, March1 24th. Kichtnond. Thnrsdar, March 25'h, Hebron. Friday, Mirch 26Mi. Harvard. Monday, March 29fh, Huntley. Tuesday. March 30th, WoodstocSU- Teachers will please use legal-cap for their work. Examinations wiil commence at 9.-00 A. M. LESTER BARBER, CO. Aupt. Schools. , " What's the matter Si? " yon are not " V nothing only a slight cold. In two days after the af>ove con­ versation" Si" was very sick with pneu- Iljid he at first taken a dose of IJ? ^ BILE BEAXS (1 bean) he would have been surely cured without "arm. A cold is congestion: BILE BEANS will relieve a cold quicker than any other remedy, as it relieves the congested part at once. For Bale by all medicine dealers. Price,25c. per bottla For Sale. I offer for sale my Farm of 110 acres, situated 3 miles from Richmond, known as the old Newcombe Farm; one half railo frpm school house, and with a living spring running through MAJOR NOBLE. Richmond. March 17, 1886. For Sale. A house and, lot in this tillage. Is well located, the bouse new, having been built last season, and Is a very desirable piece of property. Will be sold cheap If applied for soon. Will give possession at onoe. For further particulars Inquire at this office. Pasture for Stook. The undersigned has good Pasture for stock, on the old Wilson farm, two miles east of .McHenry. Good water for stock. Will take a Hin ted num­ ber of heatfc Call on the premises. HUBERT WEBIB. Reduced Prices. LUMBER WAGONS, Complete, only 845.00. Carriages and Milk Wagon* St cor­ responding low prices. Horse Shoeing a specialty. New Shoes 85 cents Setting ...10 cents Call mid see us OBIKOLBY A PUTF. Rirgwood, March 1,7. 1886. Call for the "Winning Stroke'*, a new Brand of five cent Cigars, mannfaetnr ed by Barblati Bros. It beats them all. L. W. Nichols, Jr. the Jeweler, In West Mcllenry, does not make a speciality of CHKAP WORK, but has for his motto, "Promptucas and gtuxi work. "ALL and see the new stock of Spring Millinery at Mrs. H H, Nichols, The flne8t. line »l Top and Combined Buggies ever brought to- till* Countv at E. M.Owen A Som, and way dowe on prices, House and Lot For Sale. In the village of Ringwood. Con­ tains 10 Room-1. Also a B »rn Wood­ shed and other outbuildings, well, cistern, etc.. on the premises. With n twenty ro<U ot Depot. Go •«! Garden Api'le Tree*, eic. Prlc* 91000. For terms and other partlcu lars inquire of WESLEY LADD, Ringwood, March 5th, 1886. < 34-6 months. FOR SALE. In Ihe village of WauConda a two storv building. 28x30 feet, nearly new Well located ind the 2nd,, st«r» finished off for living rooms. Wa- 1'iiilt unit used Tor a Blacksmith Shop (laving no use for It I propose to sell it vh *ap or ex -hitige fur other prop erty. Would like a good Span ol Horses toward it. For further partic­ ulars a »ply to vv. H, FORD, R verside House, McHenry. 33 tf. . To Cash Buyers We offer extra Inducements In Flour made Iron Minnesota hard Wheat, a trial will be appreciated, Flizslmmons A Evanson. 3 fancy (solid colors) hemstitched M imlkerehiefs for 10 cents at Bonslett A Stoftel's. Wall Paper. New and elegant styles, large assort­ ment m d prices reasonable at Fltsslm- moos A Evanson's. Ladies Rubbers Only 29 cents at Perry A Owen's, Sole Agents For C. M. Henderson's celebrated school shoes. See them at Perry A Owen's, Dried Apples, Prunes, Lomins A Oranges, all new and cheap for cash at FitK8lmmons & Evanson's. 6 pounds Saleratus 25 sent* for up at Fitzsimmons A Evanson's. cash On* pound box 18 cents for cash Evanson's. Baking Powder only at Fitzsommons A Buy of us good T- weling and Sheet­ ing at 4J cents per yard. BOVSLBTT A STonrBL. Last chance to buy Keg Syrup for 91.15 at Bonslett A Stoffel's. For Sale. One Sorrel Horse, six years old. Weight about eleven hundred pounds. GEO. H. HARRISON. Two and a half miles Southwest ol Ringwood. 33--ft. Good whole Codflsh only 4 cents per pound at Bonslett & Stoftel's. For Sale. The undersigned offers for sale hi residence, and two acres of landj sltua ted in the village of Ringwood. I« well located, in good repair and on the p'eniisesare all kinds of small fruit, all in a healthy ami bearing condition It is. with all, a very desirable piece of property. iGood barn and outbuildings Kor terms an J other particulars cal! on the undersigned ou the premises. WM. LANGHAM, Ringwood, SCaruli 9ih, 1886". For L«ce Curtains Screen Cloth, new *tyle Window Shade*. Curtain Poles and fixtures, cull ou Bou.iet. A aiot f»L • \ i-:m For Sale or On aeeonnt or sickness I ofler Blacksmith end Wagon Step Is lie village of Mettenry, for Set# or Beei. There Is a BladtsasUh Step Wagon Shop 90x94. with Paint Shop and Store Room In saeond siery. Also a Warehouse on North side 94x99. U In good location for this or say ether kind of busloess. Will ssll est name able teems, or will Rent with er with­ out Tools. PHILUP H AURAUACA.. McHenry, 111, March 16th, 1899. Work Horses for Sale. For Sale s good work team, 8 sad 11 yesrs old. Will weigh 1200 eaefa. For other psrtlculara£inqulre of JACOB HAcrsnisca. *®Henrv. March 16. 1889. r; - Business NotfceP. . City residences for sale. Apply ;,v Ass W. Smith, Woodstock, 111. J Everything In the Hsrdwsve Itae Sl bottom figures, at K. M. Howe's. Celluloid Sets, cheaper than ever b§« fore at G. W. Besley's, West Side. Clothes Wringers, both the Ht, sod Universal. Your choioe for at John I. Story's. 'Malts Floe Scrap Books only 91JS St G. W. 1 Bailey a. Wast Side. ' ^.*^1 Celluloid Combs, only 90 oenttu at fl, . W. Besley's, West Side. > Lace Curtains. Tidies, Lsmberktas. : Bedspresds and Shams, eheap, at jfrt. Schumacher's, near the Depot. ; .V A line line of Stove Boarils, dISareet s nlses and styles, at John I. Story's. Look at the etioloe Candles st Bee* 'ey's'Drug Store, West Bed, - DOMESTIC Piano and Furnltore l'ei*. Ish the finest thing in the asike^ M Besley's Drug Store. ^ | The Lyman Barb Wire, both plalft • ' and galvanlzed,deddedly the best Wlie In the market, at John I. Story's. Beslsy's Famous Wanksgw 5 Ale and Porter On draught at J. BonslettX A. Is- f glen's and John He liner's. ' » IF you want to make yoor Baggy 1 Top look as good as new get the Ne- tlonal Pa lent Leather Bnaael st Besley's l*rug Store. ' Mrs. Sohumaoheli Visits Chicago every week and will take in your orders and fUrnlsh goods «t the lowest Chicago prloes. <]ook and Heatlmr stoves, both Goal tnd Wood, of the latest styles and oat turns, at J, I. Story's. BirdCages. both Brass sad Jappi he lines t assortment in to we, at J.f. Story's. BESLEY'S Ale and Porter Is the best nade. un draught In McHenry at Jsoeb itooslett's, A. Bugleu's. and Jeha lelmer's. GLASS ! GLASS ! We Keep Glass of all sixes constantly m hand Specie! sizes out wlthoat •xtra charge. JOHV I. STO*T, The Nickel B > m l i n o r B o i l e r , |)i»- knowledged by all to be the best thlnf •f the kind on the m trket, for sale hy John I. Story. Full stock of Ladies tine shoes. Mils* es fine shoes. Mens fine shoes, Boys llae shoes, at Perry A Owen's. If you want to learn hnwle Patat vour Buggy for One Dollar, sell at Lesley's Dsug Store, West Bud. Our immense line ol new Wall Paper Hordt-rs. Ceilin* Paper, Centor Pieces, •nd Corners will be here soon. Walt ind see our samples. saPaaar * Own Rubbers and Rubber Boots all slsSS *t Perry A Owen's. Fish I Fish I Mackerel and White t>id half barrels, whole Fish In palls and bone leal * Todffsh, Herring In quarter barrels lowest prices at Perry |§ kegs, at Oweu's. Boy only good Kerosene Ol). I'he . best oan be found at Perry A Owen's, - ;J, FARM FOR SALB. The un-iersigned offers for sale hto farm, situated tour rallea west of ' McHenry. consisting of 949 acres. Ia good location and an excellent Dairy farm. Or will trade fir a sns«i||| s~,,J farm. Apply to Paiup GlBStua. . 90--3 months. • V Men's Rubbers. ' Only 49 cents at Perry A Owea^, We sell 4 pairs good ladles hose Cht ' 20centl. BOKSLKTT A STOFVEL. Seedere. Seed ere* Seedere. • ^ Van Brunt, Prairie City, WllllsSW ^ and Buckeye, at B M Oweu 4 EktoS. r Great Redaction* . ' ̂ 1 will until further notice mile pic­ tures at t-ie following low rates: Cabinet Photos, per dos Cabinet Photos, per half dos...., Card Pho*os, per dos. S.00 Card Photos, per half dos......... MO Satlsfaetloa given la all oases, ||1 formerly. L. B. BBMMKTT. A 3BNMBLK MAR Would use Kemp's Balsam fsr tfct riiroat and Luugs. It is curiqg aMte eases of Coughs, Asthut, Broochitls, Croup, mid all Throat and Luac Troubles, than any other medicine. The proprietor has authorised Geo. IF. Besley to refund your money If, after taking three-fourths of a bottle, relief is not obtained. Prioe 90 cents sad #1. Trial size free. For sale In McHenry fep- Geew W. Besley, • Notice. To those that want Tubs, Yata, Bsy Racks,and anythln* In my line of besl* ness. Work done oe short notice te order. Shop one door South ot Lav* lus' store, F. A. BsaAKlk. HeHeary, AO#. R MR. 11-4-LY For Sale or Exchange, One good bouse and barn with Other ont-buiiding*, good orchard sad alt la good shape, with land from 1 to 14 acres; or will sell a pert of the lead hy the acre without the bundles* Aba will sell mme good lets te eayeaa wishing to build. Will sell say or the whole of the above property whole of the above property very leer, trade for a good farm ar far WeeNMI land, i'he above props* ty Is ««||stte* a ted near the depot in WeetlMeaiff ur • n m mAs mailto:25@95.05