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1DAY, MAT 4. 1887. «I.VAN8LTKE, Editor. T) A D¥? T> May be found on 1 Jl Ar fill fileat GKO. P. 6 OA'S Newspaper Advertising Spraoe Street), where advertising ft' u NEW YORK- (9*H. L. Boles, editor of tho Syca- aort Republican^ dltd at hh bOM to that city, on Wednesday laat. , MrTho buttor markit at Klgla, Honda? was active at 99 oants par pound. Tho aalot ftacbad 33,180 gonads. MTFITO robbora boarded and took gftwiMloa of a westara-bound pasvea- f«r train of tha 8oatborn Pacific BalJroad, naar Papago Station, A. T. teat Wednesday evening, and plun- oorad the mall and ezpreia oars of In money. >M^Great Britain baa suddenly dli- IfSMrnd that Haytt has been owing her a balance of $1,000,000 for many years. Mi aha must now either pay' It right •# or tarn over the Island of Tort ugas as an equivalent. What 3reat Britain can't remember, when the other foliar ft too alck to fight, no other oouatry pted try to. I * , - % 1, 0 MTTo day Is the anniveraary of the Anarchist hay market riot and bomb •xploeton In Chicago, by which seven policemen were killed and* sixty-one Injured. Of the surviving victims •leven are permanently disabled and nafit for doty, and twelve (others are still suffering from their wounds. And lit justice has not been metedeut t* fbe authors of all this misery. tVAnd now It remains only tofffrifr |he saddeat of these words: farewell! Our Carter Is in public life no more. He has quit. He his gone out in a Mate of self glorification, like a tallow dip, with an unpleasant odor. The place that knew him will know him no forever. In the mayor's office *te shall not--that is. we hope we shall •jit--look upon his like again.--Chica­ go Time*. y &r OTThe world is too prone to forget Ike heroism often exhibited In every 4ay life, it worships at the altar or the heroism of bloody battle fields. Where only the variant craven could he a coward, but It gives scant and (nidging justice to the heroism that looepts death In the line of duty, and •von In the throes of death Is mindful B of the safety of others. There is a volume of grandest heroism In the l*st words of Knglneer Kennar, of the Pennsylvania horror, who in the agouy , death gave his laat order for the •afety of his passengers--"Boys, flag iy the train!" H ; IWA confiagatioa In Kankakee, 111., . / entirely consumed twenty-one build- * togs, including two churches, and a ^ iil»mher of stores; tloss about #45,000. Several buildings were burned at p, jPlerre, Dak. T., Sunday morning; and l.}iW Burlington. Iowa, the Murry Iron- Works were destroyed, entailing a loaa ttf MMN0 and throwing 125 men out of Wort At Louisville, Ky., an Immense warehouse, a grain elevator, fourteen lfcaded freight can and a number of final! buildings were destroyed by ice Monday morning; loss, about fSM/MO. A loas of 060,000 Is reported Mar Wllkesbarre* Pa„ by the taming if a coal-breaker. FANATICISM. Ooe of the most astonishing specta­ cles of fanaticism ever witnessed In this country, was seen In Chicago at the late election, April Sth. On that day the enemies sf law,order, and regular government, the anarchist socialists, communists, and outlaws of all nations, banded together to take possession, by lawful means of the government of that city. They nomi­ nated their candidates, avowed their principles, shook the red flag In defi­ ance of all decent people, openly avowed their sympathy with the con­ demned anarchists sentenced to death for murder, and boasted that their •umber were sufficient^ to gain the oontrol of the government by the ballot box. The entire nation watched this battle with the utmost solicitude. Prayers were publicly offered up that th^ reign of lawless­ ness and terror attempted f to be In­ augurated might not succeed, but that the people of Chicago, who love liberty and honest government, the church and the school house, the bless­ ing of home and peace, the protection of law, property, morals and life, might oome to the rescue against the formidable host organized for their destruction. On the one side, al­ though it Included many deluded, Innocent fellows, were the classes ed­ ucated In crime by democratic In­ fluences; the Inocrrlgble, the vaga­ bonds, the outlaws, the ruffians, the incendiaries, the murderers; on the other, the law-abiding, law-lovicg, peaceful citizens, the friends of liberty, justice and chrlstain civilization. Polltlca were almost forgotten in the blaze of patriotic emotion. Demo­ crats were seen eagerly urging their b re them to vote the Republican ticket as the only escape from the danger that threatened them. The struggle was felt to be a momentous one. Ot Its results hung Issues of lite or death. And right here Is where the fanaticism comes In. With a full knowledge of these grave truths; with a revolution pending that might de­ stroy the labor aad property of thousands, and give popular institu­ tions a blow it might take years te recover from, the Prohibitionists, calmly and serious]f, without a shadow of hope for the success of their princi­ pal, voted their own ticket, when every vote wasted was of priceless value, aad, by their acts, deliberately aided ia the promotion of a cause which, if It had succeeded, would have been regarded as one of the severest blows liberty and morality bad ever received In this country. And these fanatics, these one idea Individuals, who by their acts deliber­ ately aided and abated anarebism, so­ cialism aad lawlessness generally, would set themselves up as leaders of moral reform In this oountry! They either lie In their pretensions or have not brains enough to discriminate be­ tween right and wrong. u m J I Story !m imalla 5 DC M ire J llAuperialt - ••-'jil'm w'k 67 7.1 w 17R 4 McOonal.l • it 57 75 H ISOWinlUvIs 51 75 II Ml J llntherntel 'A 28 88 «l Ml P Thalen ^ 28 88 1S3 j Itarblan 28 88 •» 184 A Mvcrs : t «0 M 185 Wm Schrfilnotf • t t 35 00 H 186 B Gilbert \. 3 7 50 M 187 -V A Orislv S 7 iVO «• 188 R A Howard i\ ' 7 50 •( 189 11 H NtchoU 7 50 M 190 <i Kothermel; \ 7 50 «« Ml A Wfiber ittf tafeof 7 50 H 1W J Van Slyko ; tafeof 7 50 II 1«8 A Myers tafeof 1 5* II 19* B Gilbert' 4>il ete 9 78 •• ;A5 sui i th, Son & Ott. 1 amber 250 oo !; 196 N 1. Holme* » l» w 41 25 !; 197 5 McDonald « polio* 3 00 M 198 Win Sexton II 3 00 M 199 J Lawrence 44 3 « *) •« M0 A O Granger «l 3 00 M 901 P Braban II 9 00 •I SOi C l.itifloln H w 38 Oil 203 E M Howe nails 12 50 «• 20* 1 N Meiul ii 9 05 M 905 J Hauperlacli t'm w'k 5 25 II 806 S McDonald • • 3 00 II 807 Wm Davis H 6 00 808 t: Stegeman II « 75 l« 809 F Qiilgley l« 6 00 *1 810 J Barbian labor 1 50 «< 811 V Thalen •i 17 4S II 818 J Kothermel M 81 38 I* 618 Wm Scbreiner I) • 31 60 II 814 N L Ilolmea n w 35 50 «» 815 C l.inooln l» w 35 00 II 816 A Myers . labor 1« 50 II 817 Taylor Bros dltw«Ua72 68 II 818 R A Howard If 30 00 ' l« 819 J Van Slyke 820 11 11 Nicbuld yltry 7 sa 7 50 II S81 >V A Cristy 7 SO «« 882 B Gilbert *• • 7 60 •« 82S R A Howard ...rf " 7 50 <1 tU G Kothermel ...rf " 7 50 IS 815 A Weber 7 50 iw 98ft T Kearns el'geal 75 It 887 N L Holmes n w 45 75 II' 828 N Bower a police 4 00 «l 9$) S McDonald a police 4 00 II 2S0 C Lincoln n w 37 00 « 831 S McDonald t'm w'k 48 7 5 I* 838 Wni Davis •• 55 50 II 8.1S ACGranger •« 10 50 •1 834 T Knox » II 1 50 II 835 P Thalen 836 J Rothermel 837 F Barbian labor 28 50 10 50 r> 00 I* 238 G Rothermel M •3 50 II 839 Wm Schreiner -•4 49 65 •1 840 J I Story nails - 5 50 ll 841 R A Howard 4 00 «l 843 J Simon e police 2 00 •• 843 Tavlor Bros digwellfl54 84 <1 844 P thalen laltor 15 00 •« 845 J Rothermel " ]:! 50 I* 846 G McDonald II 12 00 •1 847 Wm Schreiner • 1 30 63 « . 848 T Knox I'm w'k 1!) 50 II 249 S McDonald 850 Wm Davis ** 27 00 3:1 00 II 851 Nordqulst A Weberrepairs 5 30 44 2^8 R ISisnop 853 I N Mead pumps 20 00 <1 2^8 R ISisnop 853 I N Mead nails 5 50 44 884 N L Holmes n w 35 OO' •• 855 C Lincoln 11 w 35 00 II 856 Taylor Bros 856.V digwellsST R7 II 856 Taylor Bros 856.V •« 90 22 •1 857 H Colby 858 Wm srhreinor oil etc 11 43 •I 857 H Colby 858 Wm srhreinor labor 10 50 •• 859 S McDonald t'm w'k 3 CO 44 860 P Thalen labor 50 * r < mSNRM T If BURR 'rWn'vi " of Mystery In Theii XAfgtst a&d Uost CompliU Exhibition la Amirie*, --WILL EXHIBIT AT-- , Friday, IN COMBINATION WITH THE MONSTER MENAGERIE. BEAUTIFUL AVI AMY, CALIbTHENlV BXHllilllON\ AND GKAXULY GORGEOUS ALLEGORICAL 1 STREET PAGEANTRY. othing Like it Known Before. 'I? Acknowledged by nil to l>e the Great Feature Show and strictly exclusive Specialty Kxhlth* fjtan. Offering In no sing e exhibition of Its myriad attractions acvthlng thatisnol . * new and original, an .-uveptabie Innovation in tenting amusements, completely revoliuunn/.ins; oUt time iilnas ot circuses and men age rice, and marking . * nil CIIO'MI MI the history ot American Amusement. " a huge genuine arctic whall 1 - ' ifte largest animal that ever Iwathert animated life. The Dreaded Foe of all. The t»\r- Wtftft* of the mighty deep. ToU cannot afford to lose this opportunity of seeing this your­ selves and giving your family an OPTICAL TUB iT that you may never haye % chance to give again, and at such a trifling expense. This Mammalian Wonder is exhibited with WON­ DERFUL REALITY in all its mugnitudinal Greatness. Its FON'DKROUS HEAD measure* nearly one-third ot lis entire length, and its EXPANSIVE J AW 8. causes one to almost doubt his own existence. Its original weight was nearir fifty tons. THH ONE FEATURE ALONE is worth one hundred miles of travel to see. IT WILL BE THERE AND NO MISTAKE. LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS! GIANT RHINOCEROS! Countless cages of rare animals to be seen with no other exhibition, the world's zoology fitly represented by specimens of almost every species known to naturlists. Lions, Tiger*, Leopards, Bears, Vlack Vlarki, Grave Robbing Hyenas, Camels. Ostriches, Strange Reptiles, Rare Bird^, Peifornnng Elephants, Living Sea Monsters, Museum of Living Curiosities, Arc- fc Ocean SEA LIONS, ana innumerable other species of the animal world. Burr Robbms has provided an asemble for the gratification of his patrons, which embraces greater and more miscelaneous attractions than have hitherto been seen in either a permanent "" 'rome or Circus. The important equestrian departments* represented by I ?v' *r; ,f. • Ift1 M^Willlam J, Allen, whom Presi­ dent Cleveland has appointed United ^ftfttM district judge, was a virulent ^jpoppechead during the war. When the late John A. Logan left congress *° go te the front, Allen took the Vacant seat, as a Democrat. He op­ posed every measure to sustain the fuiloa cause, aad "oonld find no name to Ills to apply to President Lincoln and Ijita cabinet. Allen la the kind of men |hla administration delights to hoaor. IRm MgfMtioo that the senate ought to refuse to confirm such a man as la atralghtway denounced by ts journals. One of them says: * What men thought or said twenty- five yean ago baa no relevancy to their oflSoe-fllllng capacity now." The truth of thla. by the way. Is ee- ^tabliahed by Xr. Cleveland's appoint- ttenta. increase of 1RT "per cent.." and "m" snmK classes of goods nearly 200 per cent.. The Sisters of St. Joseph, at St. Lonit/i have received a letter from Jndge Cooley in answer to one requesting that the inters state Commission be authorized to give nit Sisters reduced rates of fare. The letter says the commission can make no order i£ this matter, as the railroads are empowered by the law to determine their own policy i| the matter. " 201C Lincoln ltg i'ps G 50 •• 262 J Van Sly ke " 863 Smith, Son 4 Oo « 364 B Gilbert " 265II A Howard «• W« W A Cristy " 267 A Weber •• 268 G Rothermel •« 26S H 11 Nichols " 270 Smith, Son A Co. " 271 P Thalen " 272 Wm ^chreiner •• 273 S McDonald " 274 C Lincoln •• 275 B Gilbert «• 276 Smith, Son 4 Oo. •« 277 6 W Besley •' 278 C Line jln •« 279 O Lincoln " 280 Wm sch.elnsr " 281 J B Perry " 282 Perry Jk Owen «• 283 H C Mead •• 2«t E M Howe •• 285 J Van Slyke •• 286 C Lincoln " 287 Wm Schreiner «« 288 H McDonald " 289 J Brentz " 29v O Howard '• 291 P Thalen " 292 J Simon * " 29.f H Colby *• 294 C Lincoln " 295 H H Nichols " 296 Win SchreinSt " 297 Wm Schreiner " 298 Perry <{• OwQB oil •• 299 B Gilbert oil " 300 Smith, Son <Sc Co. lumber •• 801 H N Holmes fees " 802 Justen Bros glass •* 803 C Lincoln salary •' 304 J Van Slyke salAprtg41,80 " SOS R A Howard salary 9 00 " 8S6 W A Cristy " 9 00 " 307 B Gilbert «• 91S0 " 80S A Weber " 9 00 •• 309 Geo Kothermel " 9 00 Printing treasurer's rep, 1886......; 1081 Cash on hand t* bala nee 158 40 pr'lg etc.'E* !K) lnmlier 325 81 oil A sal 37 44 saiary 4 50 '• 6 00 6 00 " r> oo •• 6 CO lumber 30:i (59 s police 2 50 labor 13 94 t'm w'k 15 00 Itg i'ps i:> oo oil in 90 lumber 15 66 paint &c 1 95 Itg i'ps 13'"00 13 00 labor li 25 dokt p M 5 50 oil '2.'! 40 legal ser 5 00 nails 515 sal & ptgll 00 "salary 3375 Inbor 15 50 •2 50 •* 2 50 " 15C 150 150 9 52 33 00 750 6 69 438 5 40 13 65 547 15 40 2 86 33 00 oil salary II labor Starry Phalanx, UOif'ITOUTHW, CIBNEBAL. A RESOLUTION against the Irish cion bill was passed in the Dominion House of Gammons.... A banquet was given ii Pittsburgh. Pa., Wednesday nisjht, in honw of Gen. Grant's 65th birthday. Many prominent peoplo were present Crop reports received at Toledo from every i portant wheat county in the six prineipi winter-wheat States show that the prese prospect of the growing crop is verj favyrj Receipts Expenditures.. .. 4064 24 40B4 24 3905 84 pfmale and female riders, eAAti one of whom has been starred as a special featuie, both in this country and Europe. All the Greatest Artists Knowi;. So manifold are the attractions presented at one entertainment that the memory is absolutely strained to enumerate them. It has frequently been asserted that this Is the very GREATEHT SHOW ON EARTH and this oft repeated assertion is now a ilxed fact in the public mind. No other show has from year to year trav­ ersed the same country under the srme name and ownership, keeping faith with the people. Always Showing Just What it Advertises. And always welcomed by those who know its value, who liave been within its tents so many times. In all its departments, Museum, Menager­ ie, Circus. Pageant, it stands alone THE ONB GREAT ARENIC EXHIBITION of Ameiica. iRAND BT1IIT PA^EAOT - AlfB TOURNAMENT* : The most Elaborate, Artistic and Refulgent Parade ever presented. Miles of Glitterlng G'ory * Open Cages of Rtire Triuned Anuuals.- Wild beasts free upon the streets. Elephants Camels ami all strange monsters. Gorgeous Golden Chariots. Three bands of Music. A Holiday Pageant. Unexampled in its Splendor, and well 'w. worth nules of travel to witness. It takes place e/ery day at 10 o'clock A. M. Be sure to witness its splendor. *r Doors open at 1 anil 7 o'clock v. M. Arenic performances at 2 and 8 o'clock p. M., affording ample time to view the vast Aviary, Aquarium, and Menagerie with its wealth of specimens. BE lit TOWN" EARLY. Admission, 50 Cents. Children under 9 years* 25 Cents ISP^One ticket admits to all departments of the Great Show. £Fl ? i r . ^ Riemember the Day and Date. > FRIDAY, MAY i 3 t h . flal on hand 158 40 JAMES B PERRY, Treasurer. WHEAT WANTED. The Highest Market Price in c*sh will be paid for good Milling Wheat at the Fox River Valley Mills, Mc- Henry. B. BISHOP. 188S. HKcairts. lift - • P§ £ • . I^Bwry «B« of our readtn will i tendorse the following from tha daod- f1 . Wioh Free JPreat: wHon. •. J. Hopkins eeems to repreeeot the people of the fifth coBcressloial dlstrlot to their ^Bpaiplete aetltfeotlen. We have fc ; eeardkpd In vain among the newspa- r;"" - pert published In the territory for .L- anythleg, like finding fault with his course, and ban been surprised at tbe ^ |wordi ef high commendation from his ^political opponents who occupy lnflu< ential positleas. Every time be k epeaks he shows geod, bard, prsctical |?i common sense, and a thorough acquets "tance with the subject under consider- t".' atien, Be indulges In no fine talk for the purpose of attraoting attention, but states plainly and clear!? the rea­ sons wblcb govern.bls actions,, No ad rocate could state bis case before the supreme court; with more care, and draw bis conclusion mere logically than he jMd in bis speech en the Inter- State Commerce bill, and the more convincing it proves. * A few more years ot such work as he Is now doing will give Mr. Hepktns a national repu­ tation, which will make him a power in tbe land. We are glad that he is what be Is, Mid that tbe people of tbe "--so thoroagbl^apprecUte bip." • HEW DEPARTURE. & A Knife PolverlBor that can &• con­ trolled by tbe operator to regulate tbe depth of cultivation. Poetlvely ne aids draft. No weight on horses necks. Bishop's Warehouse, McHenrj. May 1, Bal oo hand $ 520> 07 May 3,<Rec'«I from J Van Slyke, lie's.. 1625 00 May SS, Jub S, Jun JunSS, Jun 80, July 5, July 6. July 7, July 17, Aug as, Ang S, Aug 8, Aug Aug a, AUK 88, Sept 7, Nov 2, Nov 8, Nov 4, Nov 16, 1887. Jan 6. Feb 7, Feb 8, Feb 90, Feb Feb 27, Apr 2, Apr 4, Apr 22, M N Holmes, fine col. H E Wight man " 1 H N Holmes J Van Slyke, aidew'k SSId ' B Gilbert, ped lie... . 1 F E Granger, del tax. ' W Schreiner, sldcw'k Sold J Van Slyke, license.. H N Holmes, flne col.. 1 J Van Slyke, ped lie.. 1 li N Holmes, one col.. J Bonslett, on lie note C Ostrander " H C Smith •• John Helaier " A Engeln •• R Schieasle " J Buck " • J Bonslett " J Van Slyke, Kickapoo license 1 F K Granger, uae of room tor gen eler.'n ..... * J Van Slyke, ped lie.. ' J Van Slyke, all night |i#rmits f J Van 81yke, license . * B Gilbert . .. * H N Holmes, line col., " F K Granger, '• - J Van Slyke, lic'a, etc 5 00 Total receipts..^. .$1064 24 •XPBNDITCRES. No Paid to For what By order 137 Fred Bloclc " 12S G W Besley •« 129 J Van SlylW " 130 O J HovvaSI •• 13t G W Owen •' 132 Henry Colby " 133 Perrv A Owen •• 134 H N Holmes " •> 135 B Gilbert •• 136 Win SclirehSar " 137 C Lincoln " 118 Jae Walsh *• 139 L D Lincoln •• 140 Smith, Son A Co. •• 141 G W Owen «* 142 R A Howaid " 143 W A Cristy •• 144 It Bishop •• 145 A Weber M 14B Wm Davis •• 147 H E wightnan " 148 J Barbiau " 149 P Thalen " 150 J R® thermal •• 151 Wm Davis , " 152 j Hauperisch " 153 Wm Schreiner " 154 Sam McDonald " 155 P Leickcm " 156 Nordqulst ft Weberre 167 M Brehan - •• 158 John Walsb •• 150 T Myers " 16S J Simon " 161 R a Howard 102 A Frett 163 J Walsh 164 J Wells 166 O Lincoln 166 N L Holmes 167 G Rothernatt • 168 p Schaid 169 J Buck 17011 Kamholta 171 O J Howard 172 Smith, Son 4k Oo. 173 £ M Owen 174 J Van Slyke 176 B M Howe 176 J Bishop Am't labor # 1 OS salarv 3 75 print'g 23 46 •alary 2 25 salary 2 26 oil. etc 11 »0 oil etc 24 71 j'ge elec 3 00 aal'y etc 7 02 labor 1' 50 salary 30 26 " 30 00 «« 16 00 lumber 28 44 salary 4 60 " 3 00 " 4 Oil M 4 60 " 4 50 team wk 2 10 tees S 70 labor 12 75 • 18 00 " W 75 I'm w'k 28 60 " 30 00 labor 44 44 t'm w'k 16 so fees & 60 rep t'ls 13 68 labor ' S 76 " 7 80 « 8 12 «« 2 26 gr'd rent Oalab> 10 00 labor 3 OS n w 4 00 a police s 00 n w 85 76 n w 85 DO labor 8 75 repairs '60 atone 8 M " 6 00 exp b h 10 75 lumber 216 83 gravel 60 00 cbim s 1 6 »« nails 0 26 calclm'g 6 so 11 • ATTENTION! Farmers and Dairymen. It will pay those looking for CHOICE COWS Fresh milkers or springers, to call at sry premises before purchasing. I can (tarnish such by the car-load or single cow. PORTER H. WOLFRUM, OBBMUWO. Farm about four miles northwest of Harvard, Illinois. 9 m I® i s? So w § © CD P? g ^ £0 CT1 O P O w 50 CD c+ e^. H ^ i » l s CD O ' tHfi CD . w pdw| JOHN KL11FGEN. HOUSB Painter, Qralner, Calciminer awt Paper Hanger. Residence one Block West of Riverside House. Work attended to promptly and on reasonable terms. Coll Spring Road Carts at E. M. Owen A Son's, that beats anything of the class ever invented; and sprln warranted for Ave jean. Call and s them* . m V A L I T T - THE piE O F C H E A P N E S S . Pleaoe remember that our stock is new and verj complete. That we are doing an exclusive cash business. That we have strictly One Price. That our Profits are divided with our customers. That we pay in cash or trade tor farmers produce. Aud that u reasonable share of cash trade is r^i<p6cttully Hftl|<'i^A^. JOHN EVANSOtl 4 CO. TO TBB PUBLIC I Having bought out the stock of Hardware. Otoves, Tin-Ware, etc., ol E. M. Ifowe, la the Village of Mo. Henry, won id inform the Public generally that he ttas just put ill a full new stock of SHELF AND pv 0 0 H /y :^ovts .Which he erlll sell at such prices as will make it an Ot^eot for every person, when kt Mcllenry, to call, ifin want ofanv (Joo ls in hia line. A IU Uffi J? SX8®, jFor both Oeal and Wood, or the best makes, always on hawfe ' J O B B I N G A N D p E P A l R n r f t . H. Vi shspaH WORLD OF WONTDEBS And Startling .Sensations!!! THE ENTIRE WORLD CHALLENGED!!! The Professor will Have the Honor of Presenting his New and Pleasing Entertainment, Entitled, II A Night of Mystery 99 Introducing all the latest Spiritual Manifestations given the Leading Mediums of the day; also all the Principal Scientific ̂ Illusions and startling Revelations. Among the spiritual manifestations will be given Dr. Slade'd ^WONDERFUL SLATE It is truely mysterious. wm 'J-'oM 'M Answering Questions in •tm ^ A Most Wonderful Revelation. Materialization of Spirit Forms. In full view of the audience. OBJECTS FLOATING Dl HID AIR. Without any visible means of support. Remember this is all given without the turning down of lights, mid under the most severe tests, allowing the audience to furnish hand-cuffs if they wish. , The Professor will be assisted by the Gifted and Talented ,j Miss Nellie Lamar. Mind Reader, RIVERSIDE HALfj Thursday & Friday Eve's, May 5 & 6. BONSLETT & STOFFEL Have the £oods, the willingness to show, the prices to sell- to married or single, S iEfSSllS!* C. H. Fargo & Co's., custom made, box tip, warrantee!; Wt :- Plow Boots and Shoes a Great Leaders HATS! 1887 HATS! l£e carry the latest styles, both ill shape, color and weight, III * various qualities and largest assortment, at living prices; Buy a hat of Us & Co. Try a pair of (-ooper, Wells & Co's. Best Fitting,. - Longest Wearing. MoHtBfft April Mb, Alfalfa and white Clover seed, Timothy sded, Seed Corn. Seed Potatoes, Peas, Beets, Badishes, etc. Fresh, desirable, clean, good and cheap. Flour of all kinds. Rocsford carpet jrarps. A full line of good Crocker^ Salt, Oil Meal, etc,, etc. BONSLETT & STOFFEL.