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o#~ * ?s *&ws£S «&&*• •&$£*?£ • % . • • • - . , . < WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9, 1886, Table. VEKH SMITH started for Omaha, Ne­ braska, on niesday moroipg. €. FRED TRTON, ' of Hebron, was a c^Ugr on Monday. r J, A. GOING, who Is In W. A. Crlsty's Pickle House, Chicago, is at home sick Oi ud after Miadir. Jun« 15, {Trains will llhis week. pass McHenrr station as below: „ J AUGUST NOUDQUEST went to Chica- 8-M A" I go lR31 week to work tor ®* A« Shedd *13:45 p. JL A Co., the Ice men. 8 *36 " RET. B. BRUNNINQ IS OOlira BOtTTH. Saaara Lake Paaaenger....... fiaaan Lake Izprau firaara Lake jhreistat.. G«aei iva Lake Paaaenger ooiwo HOST it. Qaaeva Lake Freight Saaara Lake Paaaenger JenavsLake Sxpress ftenara Lake Paaaencer S:B7 B. Buss, Agent. McHenrr. IU . . .811 A. AA ...10:00 •* .4:48p. U r- f : absent this River Asso. week, attending the Fox elation of Universallst*. E. D. SLAITBR. an old resident of this town, but now of Rochester, Minn, a.-*. ** . » Is visiting with friends In this Tillage. *th of Joly Meeting. „ „OBr, of the R|ver6l<1(, ,Io„M rsons Interested In having si started for a business trip to Mlnneso- rousing old fashioned Fourth of Jul ji ,aon loesday, He will be absent "« , . , , „ „ . J about a week. Celebration In McHenry. are requested L „ to meet at Heimer's Hall, oo Thursday , ®TH rePreMmtl*tIve y • of the Rockford Gazette, made our fto-morrow) evening, June 10th, for „nct,„n a pleasant call on konday the purpose of deciding whether we morning. He had been spending a celebrate or not, and if so to make ar- *g9 days at Fox Lake. range me nts therefor. Let everybody J HOWARD PEHRY started oh Monday . * morqlng for West Point. He was ac­ companied hy his father, who*wlll see him settled in his new quarters before he returns. !^~PAUL BROWN, of Horton A Hoines, representing the Metropolitan Nation­ al Bank, of Chicago, was at Woodstock on Tuesday last, entering up judge­ ments in fayor of Jjiat "bank for about 013000. MANY CITIZENS. SHEPARD A SON will commence re- Calving Clover Blossoms, this week, at their Dryer, in this village. y THE Woodstock and Nunda Schools f have chartered the Steamer "Mary 1 Oris wold" for a Picnic to Fox Lake, on Saturday next. W. A. CHISTY. successor to Crlsty. f Walker A Co.. is the came of the new I firm at the Pickle Factory, in West Y McHenry. j - , N. Q. ENSIGN has the thanks of our- f- , ^ ®elf and family for three boxes of the |r / finest strawberries we have seen this C<"*' . Season. I'. ONE reason why people do not visit I'*. - Itores that do not advertise, is because :'j|hey do not wish to disturb the boy T: Who Is reading behind the counter, ~ %f THE Ladies -Willing Workers" 'Society will meet on Thursday of this week with Mrs. Ben Gilbert, in West tlcHenry. Let there be a good atten-anee. OWING to the crowded state of our columns we are obliged to leave out| ^Several articles of Interest this week. iiPBut as they will not spoil by age they ill appear next week. < U THE following will be the subjects Of the sermons at the Universal 1st Church, Suuday next. Morning, .^Christ the Purlfler," Doctrinal. Even­ ing. '-High presure, or life among the ing and old." SOME miserable sneak thief broke in­ to the house of L. A. Waren«ian, near Ringwood, on Friday nlgfft last, and stole his watch, which was hatiging on the wall. We did not learn who, if any j, Was suspected. ' NEXT Sunday. June 13th. Is Chlldrens Jay,'at the M. Bi. Church. Appropriate srvlces will be held both morning and filing. All friends are lnvlted^es- ; |>eoiaHy the fathers and mothers of the Sunday School children. MABRIED, in McHenry, at the home 4>f the brides mother. Mrs. Fannie A. Beckwltb, May 26, 1886, by Rev. J. M Coulee, Mr. B. B. Darling, of Ricii- mond. 111., arid Miss Isabella Beckwltb, (cHenry, III. WM. LANGHAM left on our table a •iinfBS oi very line Radishes this week, | , # h l c h h e s a y s g r e w f r o m s e e d * e u t h i m CiJy|rom the Agricultural Department. J I H T a s h l n g t o n , b y t h e H o n , A . J . . \fIopkins. They were a little finer than tnythlng we have seen in this section. LOST, a Shepherd Female Dog. thai A n s w e r s t o t h e n a m e o f " S h e p . " A n y ^persons returning the stme to S. paymond. McHenry, or J. R*ymo«d. Volo. or sending word to either place llvhere she tniy be found, wilt bo H. H. NICHOLS has completed the i>alnting of his Block and it presents a very bright and handsome appearance. The color H Canary, trim .ed with Qolden Olive, and tlie contrast is line and pleasing to the eye. This Is a change from the old ding-dong way, and we think lor the bett°r. Let us have something new, Nichols has taken the lead. fBUG B K E--McG RATH --At Roofcforri, 111.2 fn June 2nd, 1886 Victor W. Bnxbce of Kearney, Nebraska, to Miss Mary E McG rath Jbf Rockford, Il'inois. "V'lc" Is an old McHenry boy, and all unite with us In wishing him a happy and prosperous life. May his path through life be strewn with roses, and when old age comes creeping on may numerous little Bug-(bees) surround hl« hearthstone to make happy his de­ clining years. A GOOD THING.--We learn that R. H. Carr, of Ringwoed, recently had the misfortune to lose a cow. He was for­ tunate, however, in holding a policy fn the Security Live Stock Insurance Co., of Bioomingron. IlllnoU. The loss was reported and promptly settled. This is the second loss the company has paid Mr. Carr within a year. C. H. Morev, of this village, {is agent tor the Company. the receipt, from oj^-weVi whit the It? It is neither It has a hole lu it, and consequently wont pass for beer. That is, we thj^uk not, bift haven't tried It. Not knowing the u*e for which it was intended we did not know what to do with it. We were In a quandry, But finally we struck it. . We have made up our minds that It is the talisman that will lead us to the <;aptain's Cyclone Cellar. We'll.,try It. Cap. you cau expect us soon. jBe prepared. V% E acknowledge Hon. C. H. Tryon i shall we call square nor oblong. ihltably rewarded. • AN enterprising Dakota hotel keeper tdvertises among the attractions of his ouse "a cyclone cellar" with an easy fllde in case ot danger. Recent events •rio to prove that the future western Jiotel will not be complete without -^tfnie such retreat tor its guests. An exchange says: "You may hive tlie stars In a nail keg, hang the Ocean on the fence to dry. put the sky |n a gourd to soak, unbuckle the belly- t>and of eternity and let out the sun id moon, but don't delude yourself th the idea that yon can escape pur­ gatory unless you pay the printer.' TO-D^T IS a great day with our Ger lan friends, at Johnsburgh. The Arch Msbop, of Chicago, Is here, and some­ thing over a hundred children are be- ng confirmed at the Church. A large procession, headed by the McHenry ^ Military Band, met the Bishop at the ^ t>epot In this village, and escorted him to Johnsburgh, ROSE SUNDAY, Children's day, will be ^ observed one week from next Sunday. *June 20th, in the morning, in the Unl- "i Chureh. This beautiful anni * W^versary originated In the Universalis! ' JChurch In Chelsea, Mass, by Rev. C. H. Leonard thirty eight years ago, and to as become so deservedly popular as _ be ad opted bv veryj|uny of the SUM? thieves stole a valuthie horse om the stable of Samuel Sherman, o miles west of this village, on rlday night last, and up to this rlting no trace of hi in ha6 been ound. It appears rite thieves, whoev r they were,stole a horse, buggy and harness at or near Woodstock, drove to Sherman's' left the flrat horse and took one ot Sherman's, and where thev went then Is a mystery. The parties from Woodstock came over and claimed th«ir horse, but are still out a bugxy and haru'etg. If caught they should be given a little Texus justice, ^lang them to the first tree. ^HE Teachers and Puptls of ou Public School will close the present school year with an entertainment at the Public School Buildin on Friday evening, June II, (not on two evenings as announced last week.) Thisen>er- tainmeut will b» given In the interest* of a school library. Much care is being taken to present a programme that all will appreciate. The McHenry Milita­ ry Band have again kindly consented tu be present and play some of their favorite selections. PROGRAM H 8--PART 1 ' L Instrumental McHenry Military Band 2. Recitations Willie Smith, Ella Hock, Prank Bennett, Lena Smith, Latie Lincoln Walter Be»;ey. Son*?. "Welcome to SpHng" Ch -rua Recitation, -'Onler" Primary Cla»a Song, "Cock-a-iloinlle-doo" Mrimary Re nation, '-I wish" Primary Dialogue, "Matrimonial Advertisement" • ••. - Int. Pupils "Holi.lav Song" . .. .Intermediate Pupils Dialogue, "The Patient".. Primary Pupils 10. Recitation,...Hilda Malgrem, hMith Curtis 11. Recitation.. Daisy Hill, Lyle Howe, Carrie Cot ay, stella Mor°.y, Milo Howe, Lutie Lincoln, Herbert Bennett, Amos Tarner 12. Song, "B«nnie Buanie" Int, Pupils IS. Mother Goose Party Int. Pupils 14. Hongs that we love ... ....Chorus PART TI. I. instrumental McHenry Military Band 3. Recitations .. ..Agnes Colby, flora Hoak, Ony Turner, Minnie Malgrem, Clyde Curtis. X Vocal Solo, "Growing old together . .^Cora Wheeler 4. Dialogue, "Independent" Int. Pupils 5. Muric, "Song* that we love" Chorus 8. Dialogue. "An April fool"....8 characters 7. Trio, "Tlie Mermaid's Song"...Missec Hat- , tie Mesd, Cora Wheeler and Mary Went- worth. liber denominations. THE Strawbery and Ice Cream Fes- tival. at Riverside Hall, on Friday evening, was a grand success. The attendance was large, the young people being in the majority as usual oil such occasions, and their presence were highly appreciated. The young ladles who acted as waiters, did splendidly. :<The McHenry band favored the ladies |with their presence and entertained * those present with some choice music. iTbe ladies extend to them many thanks for their favors. Lawns In newest styles and of extra good quality. 6 cents per yard .at Fits 'ftlmmAna tml s PETS or SOCIETS. CAST. Mra. De Brngh Lillian De Brugh Sera prima De Brugh .. Mrs. Vamlewater Mrs, Weston Wilheimina Kaiie Admission IS cents. cents. DooiS open at 7. gin promptly at 8. secure a good seat. Elsie Gage .. Cora Wheeler ... Hat tie Mead Lois Chase ...Delia Welch ......Amy Owen Dora Besley Children ^ 10 Exercises be­ come early and HORSE W 4NTED. I want to buy a cheap horse, or a good horse cheap. Will pay cash. Inquire at Locke's Home Bakery, G1 lies' Block, McHenry, III. .. Ladies and Gentlemen's Summer wear at Boualett A Stuflel's. Froo©»»din«a of tho Board of Trustsss. MoHavar, Ii.u, Jttno 7th, 1898, Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present full Board. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. The following bills were presented, audited and the Clerk ordered to draw orders on the Treasurer for the same: J. Barbian, Street Work ........S12.7S P. Thalen do do 18.00 J. Uotherinel, do do 18 75 Writ. Davis, Team W«rk 28.50 J. Ilauperisch, do do 30.00 Win. Sctiremer, street work 44.44 4. McDonald, team work .. .. 16.50 P. I.eic,tern. Constable's fees.... &.SS Nonlquest * Weber, blaoksmlthing IS^H M. Rrehen, street lattor.., S.7& J. Walsh do do 7.10 T. «i.ver do do 8.12 J. W. Simon do do ....... S.S* G. r Howe, rent ground.. .......... 10,00 A. Frett, labor on bridge ..... S.00 Jas. Walsh, night waicn . ........ ...... too Jae. Weils, watching prisoner, 2.00 C. Lincoln, nlxt watch 35.75 N. L. Holmes, night watch ....... 3SJM Geo Rothcrmel, labor .. 8.75 Peter Scluiid, blacksmittaing .80 Jos. Buck, stone 8,00 A. Cam hoi tz, stone .... fi.00 O . J . Howard, board health. ............ 10.56 Smith, Son A Co., lumber, etc SIR.SS E. M. Owen, rent gravel pit M.0U On motion of Trustee Weber, the Street Committee were instructed to consult parties Interested In relation to carrying ofi surplus water oo Main Street, Moved by Trustee Howard that H. H. Nichols be appointed a committee of one to see that the Council Room and Calaboose is cleaned, whitewashed, beds In the cells tilled, renovated and put In proper shape. Carried. Moved by Trustee Howard that a committee of three be appointed to look up Che matter of digging a num­ ber of Town Wells, for protection against fire, locate the same, ascertain the probable cost, and report at the nexp. meeting. Carried. The Tre-ldent appointed as suoh com­ mittee Trustees Crlsty, Rotliermel and Howard. * Moved by Trustee Nichols that the Street Commissioner be Instructed to grade up and build a new plank walk, five foot four Inches wide, from the School" House to the Cemetery. Car­ ried. On motion the Clerk was instructed to collect money due the village for extra width walks built last year. On motion adjourned to Thursday evening. July 1st, at 7} o'clock. B. GILBBRT, President. Attest, J. VAW SLYKK, Clerk, ALCONOUIN. EDITOR PLAIN DEALER:--Mr. and Mrs, C. E. ChapeII attended G. E. Chapell's wedding. In Chicago, on Wedoesday of lpst week. The Nix Brothers Bell Ringers drew a good'house on Wednesday evening of last week. It was pronounced a very good show by those who attended. J. Van Slyke. of the PLAIN DEALER made us a short csll on Friday of last week. John Dunn's new barn was raised last week. It is going to be one of the finest barns In this section. It is 40 by 100 feet with 38 foot posts, Chas. Ku- blank Is the builder. The hrst game of Base Ball of the season was played here on Saturday last, between a juvenile nine from Xuuda, and our juveniles. The score stood 15 to 34 In favor of Algonquin. D.B.Sherwood and Mr. Clondman. of FJgln, were In town on Saturday last on a fishing expedition. S. S. Cmpell returned home from Chicago on Sunday last, where he has been visiting the past few months. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Helm, of Des- plalns visited with the families of Helm and Pet*>r last week. Dr. Nason and wife were summoned last Saturday night to attend *Mrs. Henry Fold, of Elgin, who Is not ex­ pected to l.ve. Mrs. Howard Phillips is quite sick at this writing, Mondsy of this week. Johnnie Crue, of Chicago, Is spend­ ing a few days here. Frank and J ay Smi th, of Nunda. were callers in town on Monday of this week,. A Wonderful Book, ' We should ju Ige, by the wording oi the advertisement in another column of this pap«-r, that the new book entit­ led.' The World's Wonders," Is indeed a wonderful book. It will pay the curi­ ous, as well as those seeking employ­ ment, to read the advertisement. The Historical Publishing Co. oilers to g>ve standard books free to persons who will send theiu names of book agents. They also oflt-r to start people without capital in a business that will pay from •16 to $50 a day -a pretty good Income for these hard times, Read the adver­ tisement. J^i-verMtde House. JULY 2d, 1886. A grand Independence Party will be given at the Riverside House. McHen ry. on Friday evening, July 2<1, 1886. Music, Preston's Military Band Orches tra, the finest music in the Northwest. All an invited. Come aud we will use you well. W. H. rosD, Proprietor. Independence Partyi At Grand Hall, Parker House. Friday evening. July 21,1886. Music Slocum's full Orchestra." A general invitation is extended to all come out and have a good time. 81<>cum'8 Orchestra Is too well known to need any further men* tlon here. No pains will be spared to make It pleasant lor all. W PABKEH/Preptiecor. One Thousand Lace Collars new »and stvlish. "big discounts,'" at Fltcslm* moos A Evanson's. ESTRAY. Came Into the enclosure of the un designed, on the 30th day of May, 10 head oi young stock, Heifers. Tire owner Is hereby notified to prove prop­ erty, pay charges and take them away. WM. P. STEVENS. Oo J. L. Howe Farm. McHenry* June 9th, 1886, „ Call and examine a line of Ladles lloslin underware. Cash prloe 50 cents. FrrMIMMOMS A ETAMOH. The SsMiiliy County Pain Believing the time has come for our prosperous county to marshal her forces toward making this county fair the greatest yet held. It behooves every man woman and child to formu­ late some plan whereby each one can do something towards it. It is not necessary to introduce personally those who are at the helm. Suffice It to 4ssy tliey are eacji known to all and worthy of your hearty co-operation. For months great work hss been dftsom plished toward giving one of the best and most attractive programs oflered to the people of Northern III. Among the speakers who will address you will be Seuator Wm. Fvarts of New York, and the Hon. SamM Randall of Perm, one ol the greatest men In the halls of congress. One feature of our Fair Is tlie giand Circuit which has been ar* ranged, including Rockford Aug 31,- Sept. 3; Belvtdere Sept. 7,-10; Wood* stock Sept. 14,-17. Libertyvllle Sept. 21,-24, Waukegan Sept. 27.-Oct, 2 making one of the finest speed circuits In the West. The unfortunate weather of last year, which came very near an­ nihilating the great work of several months, ought to stimulate our people in giving tba management every en­ couragement at the!r hands. No one can stand alone In this matter. It is each ones duty to do something to push forward to greater laurels the McHenry County Fair. It has done more good in many wsys towards ce­ menting cordial relations among thousands than all other combined. It has placed our county foremost far and near. It lias been the means of creating great Interest in all kinds of stock, which can be seen on every hand. It has attracted the most emi­ nent men cf our land, towards the fer­ tile valleys of northern Illinois. It has advertised our Couaty sujh ss all ought to feel proud of, and yet there is still a greater success beyond and we propose to capture It, If hard work and experience will accomplish It. and wc must admit never oefore had the msnagement a brighter prospuct. Owing to the sympathy extended In last reasons bad luck (the weather) we are entitled to It as all will adm it. Our Premium list la Cat and revised In all Its departments and Is worthy of your perusal. It offers great Induce­ ments to the youog and old. snd we desire every department full. The early spring has placed your stock In proper condition to develop Into size and form. Stock will thrive as the vine groweth and blossom Into grester fields of u«efullne8s. Thousands are waiting the opening of the McHenry grand exposition, whereby they csn select from the various clashes on ex­ hibition. We could name parties who received demands last season for stock which was seen at the Fair. Therefore let no breeder say It does no good to show his stock at the County Fair. On the contrary every one has been bene fitted by it. People came here for that purpose from many miles, and why* because they know McHetiry Co. is famous for fine stock. Every rear new breeders blossom out like mother earth In spring and each oi e adds a golden link to McHenry Co. Now who has nddressed you In the past? who have traveled In foreign lands, have stated no country In the world cat compete with Northern III. and South em Wis In all matters; ought we not to feel proud? Now let us show the prominent men, who will be here from the east this season what agriculture is. Let the youn{ people think of this. It Is only a question of time when you will be compelled to stand the burden oi this work and push the county to grearter laurels In history, It may appear early to some to attract at ten­ don now in the coming Fair, yet It Is only a short time, four months! to work and now is the time to select out such stock as y<iu-think best. A little extra care will do you no harm and bring you no doubt worlds of comfort. We have our Short-Horns. Ilerfords Polled Angus, Red Polled, Holstelns, Jerseys, Ayershlre, Devons, Guernsey and grades In countless numbers. Horses of all kinds, swine, sheep and poultry in plenty and In fact every­ thing to fill up every nook and corner on the grounds. What more? Thous­ ands of ladles to deoorate and beautify the halls. Now let us have It done. As we have stated before glye us assistance, let those who have sub­ scribed special premiums come for­ ward and make them known and the management will carry out the balance and give you a program mo which will pletse you and attract the whole land. AI S. W*roHT, Secretary To nil Interested in Sunday School work tn Metienry Couuty. The State Sunday Sc tool Association has Just closed a very interesting ses­ sion at Bloomingtou snd was very largely attended by delegates from all psrtsof the state. A deep interest was taken In Sunday School work, as was ev denced by the discussions on the topics presented. The proceedings of the Convention--in which are fully reported all adiresses--vill soon be issued. Among the addresses will be those by Rev. J. L. Hurlbut, D. D.W* B. Jacobs, Mrs M. O. Kennedy, Mrs. Lucy Ryder Myer, Mrs. Eldrfdjge, B, F. Jacobs, and mauy others who are recognized leaders in the Sabbsth School, and will be valuable to all in­ terested in the work. Tin price of it will be 12 cents, besides postage 4 cents. All who desire to get a copy will please send me their names at once and the book will oe sent as soon as Issued. E. B. SMITH. Secretary. Ridgefield. III. May 1st, 1886. Ladles La^e Ties and Linen Collars only 3 cents each at Fitzslmmons A Evanson's. ATEB'S Sarsaparllla has such concen­ trated, curative power, that it is by far the best, eheapest, and surest blodo purifier known. HKBMHI. ' PLAIKDEALER WE will EDITOR eelebrate. Oo to the concefjt Friday night. Miss Emma Begun Is very low with consumption. Somebody said that - somebody came up from Elgin to visit somebody. Oh! Jill! Lynn Young, having closed his school, is home for a vacation. W. I. Saunders, from Chicago, is vis­ iting his relatives and friends here. Mrs. Ellen Pierce and MrsCbas, Ehle drove to Elgtn Saturday* to speod a few days. The H. C. B. report a pleasant time and were highly pleased with their ra­ ce ptloi at Genoa, Friday night. Mrs. D. A. Clsry spent several days of last week In Chicago, where she went to attend the funeral of a friend. Mrs. Sarah Hodge, from Ord, Ne braska, with her two youngest children Is spending a few veeks with her rela­ tives and other friends. The M, E. Church will soon present a more pleasing appearanoe, A new roof adorns the top and painters are busy beautifying the building. Also we believe some alterations will be msde itislde. A meeting was held last week to make arrangements for a fourth of July celebration iu Hebron. A Isrgi sum has already been subscribed, a good speaker will be procured and we msy expect a grand time on Saturdsy. July 3d.' Further particulars will be given later. The Hebron Cornet Band will have a concert and ice cream festival at Rowe's Hsll, ou Friday evening of this week The brogramme will be excellent. The ice cream and cake ditto. Admission to the concert and festival twenty-five cents. After the coucert, music will be furnished for those who wish to dance,( It having been decided to have the Old Folks .party on that evening. In­ stead of Jutifc 18th. Tickets fifty cents. Come everybody and glye the band a benefit. BOILS, blotches, pimples, and all skin diseases, are quickest cured, by cleans­ ing the blubdwlth Aver's Sarsaparllla. NOTICE. I hereby not Ify all persons or teams not to go on my grounds or draw wood from my premises, under penalty of the law, All persons will take notioe. C. STBOKMANV. McHenry, June 8th, 1896. Farm Hand Wanted. A good farm hand can find a situa­ tion by spplying to E Barnsrd. at the old Northorp Mills, west of Ringwood village. GREAT REDUCTION AT M. ENCLEN'8. Ash Oars, any size, 7$ cents per foot. Fish Poles, 18 and 22 feet 5 cents. Flbh Lines, the best 16 foot, 3 cents. Screen Wire, 2} cents .per square-foot. Psteot Spring Hinges, 20 cents per Pair, Nails, $2.85 per Keg. Rim or Mortise Door Locks,com­ plete, with Krob. 30 cents. Door Butts, 3x3, 6 cents per pair COW WANTED. A New Milch Cow. Must be strictly first class. Apply at the Riverside House. w. ti. FORD. Tent for Sale. A good 10x12 Wall Tent, Good as new, never having been set up but once. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at this office. ' ATTENTION DAIRYMAN. We sell you 56 lb sa :ks. salt In Linen Sacks at 6t< cents, for cash. FITZSIMMONS A EVANSON. Inspection is solicited by Soldiers. Grand Armv Sulfa at bargains for cssb at Fltz^immons .* RvanxonV. Farms wanteds Mr. M, A. Howell, late proprietor of the old Dake farm. Greenwood, la giving his attention to the sale of first class improved farms only. Any of our old farmers who think they can fill ihe bill, and have their farms In No. I condition, cau find customers by ap plying to M, A. Howell. Riverside House. McHenrv. or by leaving their address at thi« office. Mr. Howell re­ fers to H. E. Wig'itman. H«*nry Colby, and o the re of McHenry. and to auy of the old residents of Greenwood. 43 If. WHEAT WANTED. AT THE River Valley Mills. Cash and the Highest. Market Price Slid for good Milling Wheat, at the ox River Valley Mills, McHenry. Ill B. BISHOP. YOUNG MEN. don't buy a snide Carriage, wh«« you can get a Court- land, Henry Miller, or others of the best possible make at K. M. Owen ft 800*8. All warranted for two years. Full line of C. H. Fargoes custom made Boots and Shoes at Bonslett A Stoflel's, Short Horn Bulla for Sale. The undersigned 1ms for sale full blood Short Horn Bulls. Will be sold cheap. Call on or address FBANK COLE. One mile East of Spring Grove. April 24,1886. The celebrated Courtland and Henry buggies both light and heavy, at E. M. Owen A Sou's. La Cress Wallaoe Carriages, at E. M Owen A Son's. 8o«d Corn. For Sale. PRIDE OF THE NORTH, at Bonslett A StofteTs. Flour! FloUr! Save the commission by buying your Flour at Iianlv'a Mill. First Class Flour 91,10 per 8ack. A. H. HANLT A SOUS. McHenry, May 18th. 1886, Try our warranted' Badger 8tate Oyamj^v Jfcketa and Shirts. BOMSUTT * dxomi* For Sale. In the village of ifoBeary, a boose and live lots. The owner wishing to build on land owned by him ovtaide of the corporation will sell very low. The house has been newly painted throughout, contains f >ur rooms besides kitchen and pantry below, and two good large rooms and cloeeta In the second story. There Is a good barn, well, cistern, and other outhouses on the premises. Also an abundance of smsll fruit of all kinds. Is well located and convenient to the Public School. Will be sold cheap If applied fjr soon. For further particulars Inquire at this office. Also twenty acres of good land near the corporation. Will bis sold cheap. Wanted* Reliable and energetic -lUMi in Ml all kinds of nursery goods. New and hardy varieties adapted to the cli­ mate. Business light and easily learned.. To successful men we ean pay good salaries and expenses and give steady employment. First class references required. Send for terms. Address L* L. May. A Co,, Nurserymen St, Paul Minnesota, Eggs for Hatchingl Fiom Wysndottes, Houdant, White Leghorns and Light Brabmas. A few White Leghorn fowls for sale. W. H. D WIOHT. Woodstock, I1L For Sale, A houss and lot In this village. Is well located, the ' bouse new, having been built last season, and is a very desirable piece of property. Will be sold clioap If applied for soon. Will give possession at ouce. For further particulars Inquire at .thls offloe. Great Reduction. I will until further notice make pic­ tures at fie following low rates: Cabinet Photos, per dos .18.00 Cabinet Photos, per half dos 2.00 Card Phofos, per doz.... %JB0 Card Photos, per half dos 1J50 Satisfaction given In all eases, as formeny. L. E. BxmrETT. SAND FOB SALE. I sm now prepared to furnish parties who desire, with a very fine quantity of san>l. In either large or smsll quantities. Taos, KKOX. McHenry, Mav SB 1886. Flour! flour! Save the commission, by buying your Flour at Hanly's Mill, Flr«t Class Flour 91,10 per Sack. A. H. HANLT A Sons. McHenry, May 18th, 1886. Stvlish, well made Seersucker Coat* and Vests only 92.00 at Bonslett A Stoflel's. We have bargains and assortments In Comrau.don snd Confirmation snlts for vouths snd boys. Please exsmine at Bonslett A Stoflel's, •olo Agenta For C. M. Henderson's celebrated school shoes. See them at Perry A Owen's, Notice, To those that want Tubs, Vats, Hat Racks,and anything I11 my line of busl less. Work done on short notice tr> order. Shop one door South ot Law- 'us' Store, F. A. RE BARD. KeHenry. An* 10, IM& lMhgy FARM FOR 8ALE. The undersigned offers for sale his farm, situated four miles west o McHenry, consisting of 246 seres. In good location and an excellent Dairy farm. Or will trad* f »r a entailer farm. Apply to PHILIP GIESELEB. 20--3 months. Remember at E M.Owen A Son's. vou will find the Hames, Standard. Climax t/arpcntersvllle. Monitor. Thompson. Norwegian, Case and Brad­ ley Cultivators, and the price way down. Both four and six shovel. Window shades, lace curtains, lam hrequins, scrimh cl'*th, lu great varie­ ty at Bonslett A ^rnfl.-rg. Case and Climax Cultivators at E. M. Owen A Sou's, for 922. Others In proportion. Farmers don't fall to see the Eureka Six foot Cut mowers, u E M. Owen A "OK'S. Warranted to draw easier tlmn any side Cut 4 foot mower ever made. Standard. Manny. Crown, Knowlton Warrior and new Crawford Mowers, at E. M40wen A Son's. SUMMER MILLINERY. La lies who desire stylish and srtls tic Millinery Goods, of any description should call on MRS. H. H. NICHOL8. who has just returned from the city, with the finest line of Summer Milli­ nery and Fancy Goods ever brought to this town. Her stock consists In p»ri of the latest style? of Hats, Bonnets. Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, etc. Sat isfnctlon guaranteed In s|yle, prloe and workmanship. An inspection of stock Is respectful­ ly solicited. MRS. H. H. NICHOLS. City resldeacea for Asa W. Smith, W< WHEAT WANTED. The highest cash price will be paid for good Milling Wheat, at the Wats con da Mill. 45-4w SALE. The undersigned will sell at PuMIe Auction, at his hou«e, in Spring Grove, on Tuesdsy, .June 14th, 1886, common- cing at 1 o'clock p. M., a quantity of Dry Goods, Yankee Notions, Glass* war«*y Tinware, etc. TERMS.--Sums of ifi and under Cash. Overthst8iim a credit of 6 months will be given on approved Notes at 6 percent Interest. WM. WEAT. CHAS. ANDRIWS. Auctioneer. Good Rockford Flour only |1JS per ssck at Bonslett A StofiePs. Examine the celebrated Packard A Grover 82 99 shoe, either button, lace or congress, fully warranted equal to any #4 shoe in the market, BONSLETT A SROML For tsisb! I offer for sale my Farm of 110 acres, situated 3 miles from Rlcmbond, known as tho old NewcombeFarm; one balf mile from school house, and with a living spring running through It, U4JOK Ng&yfc, Btatunoad. March IT, 1881. Everything In/the Hardware Vat aftl bottom figures, at E. M. Howe's. Celluloid Sets, cheaper MM over be* fore, at G. W. Besley's. West 8!de. Fine Swap Books only flJS at O. W. Besley's, West Side. Cellolold Combs, only 90 oents, at 0. W. Besley's, West Side. • Shoes, all styles, all aizea. all Widths and all prices at Henry Colby's. and Eggs wanted at X* Butter Englen's, Machine Nee Has for every Kind of Sewing Machines, at It. Englen's. Call at Henry Col»y's a»d ssk to so* the wear>resbtlng Jamestown dress goods. Luce Curtains. Tldlea, Lamberklns, Bedspreads and Shams, cheap, at Kta# Schumacher's, near the Depot. Best Smoking Tobacoo at 10 cants pound at Perry A Owen's. C. H. Fargo's Box Tip shoes at slett A Stoflel's. 25 pieces of the celebrated James- jown dress goods in all the new shades, ust received at Henry Colby's. For Lsee Curtains.Screen Cloth, new/ style Window Shades. Curtain Polee and fixtures, call on Bonslett & Stof- '•L ./-a 1 Remember that L. W. Nichols, Jr the West McHenry Jeweler, does al. kinds of repairing in his line and guarantees perfect satisfaction. J| First olass Goods at low prices at M Englen's. If you want your Garden Seed call fo*> tlie 8eed In bulk, at M, EmrlenV Look at the choloe Candles at Pes lay's Drug Store, West End* , , * WALL PAPEH. Fill Line at Perry A Owen's, "vi * WALL PAPER Trim-tied tree of charge at I^rrjr A Owen's . * Buy Henderson's Red School Houao Shoes for Boys and Girls, found only at Perry A Owen's. Paints and Oils, and Mix*d Paints, lowest prices at Perry A Owen's DOMESTIC Piano and Furniture Pol-: Ish. the finest thing la the market, at Besley's Drug Store. Bwtoy's Famous Waukegan Ale and Porter On draught st J. Bonslett's, A. Eft- glen's and John Heimer's. Ir you want to make your Buggy ;*c Top look as good as new get the Na- tlonal Patent Leather Enamel at 5 Besley's Drug Store. Mra. Schumacher. Visits Chicago every weekend will-"'- & take in your orders and furnish goods ^ et the lowest Chicago prices. j BULK'S Ale and Porter Is the beet' " 3 made. On draught tn McHenry at Jacob 1 Bonslett's, * A. Englen's. and John^!*fc^ Heimer's. Jersey Waists, a full supply, which will be sold at lower prices than any other store In McHenry. Mw. M. aaBOHAcsnm. If you want to learn how to Paint your Buggy for One Dollar, csll at Hesley's Drug Store, West Eud. Call for the * Winning 8troke". s new Brand of five oent Cigars, manufactory ed by Barbian Bros. It beats thest *11. L„ W„ Nichols, Jr. the Jeweler, In West McHenrv. d.»e* not make a speciality of CHEAP WORK, but has for ids motto, "./Ya/nptoess and good work. The finest llue of Top and Combined Bugglos ever brought to this County at E. M.Owen A Sons, and way down on prices. Rubbers and Rubber Boots aH sizes at Perry A Owen's Lad lea Rubbers Only 19 cents at Perry A Owen%>'^i1 : r N Men's Rubbers. Only 49 oents at Perry A Owen's, Largest assortment of Accordlans aft * 4. Englen's.- . - OUR PAPEtt HUMMER ! 4 Is running , constsntly now. We trim all our Wail Paper free of ciarge. Call early aud see our New Styles. Perry A Owe*. We have the most complete assort* ment of Gents Neckwear in the County. Ail new and desirable styles. HKMBY COLBY. Best Clothes Wringer t&80 at M. Englen's. EVERYBODY KNOWS That Henderson's Boots and Shoes are the best. We sell lots of them.-- Perry A Owen's, Sole Ageuts, Down Qooa tho Priooa. New Styles Suits.... Best in market 16.00 Bess Vests. :jM> Cashmere Pants tM Best Worsted all wool Pants 6 00 A large 4tock of Boys Suits .2,» E. LAWLUS. Opposite Riverside House. House and Lot For Sals. In the vlllsge of Ringwood. Con­ tains 10 Rooms. Also a Barn. Wood- shed sud other outbuildings, well, cistern, etc.. on the premises. With- •n twenty rods of Depot. Good Garden, Apple Tree*, etc, Prloe •1000. For terms and other particu lars Inquire of WE8LIT LADD, Ringwood, March 5th, 1886. 34-6 tnontba. H.H. Bram well & Co. Chicago's Leading Fine Furriers, have Jut 6 opened In connectlos with their tahM 3 Fur business, 161 State street (mm-t i the Palmer House Cbloego), the largest and finest line of Imported Millinery ever shown West. Our lofil . ' readers should give them a ca&Tiit - they can always rely upon strtettjrp *1*