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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30. 1887. J*. VAN 8LVKE, Editor. THIS PA PER Xy:r ITS V. HOWKLL A CO.'S 'NowispHpor Advertising Bureau (10Spruce Street), where advertising ft NEW YORK. iti^Liucolo, Neb., is without a May­ or and City Council* the officials hav­ ing surrendered themselves Monday to the United States' authorities, and be­ ing uow in jail. They were fined for contempt of court last week iu depos­ ing Police Judge Parsons. The police Judge^is A. F. Parsons, forme rly\>ft hie Tillage. #3rThe people ot .Dakota on the eighth instant, voted In favor of di­ viding that territory. The domain named Dakota covers acres enough to make eighteen States of the size of Massachusetts, yet itTS^but little more than half as large as Texas. It has land enough, certainly, and r«®Pl* enough to meet the requirements for two States. But so long as the f>?ople • re Republican the Democratic major­ ity in the house of representatives will not consent to their admission to the union as ohe State. let alone two. IST-The Chicago Anarchists have been dead twenty days, and yet there has been no uprising and the streets have not flown with blood. Why is this? Were the blusterers who threatened {such dire results merely blustering, or did they mean that blood would flow only in case the whole seven were hanged? The stronger probability is that they know more than they did about the certain consequences of lawlessness ib this country. We know now. to a demon­ stration, that lawless people can have peace in this country just as leu? as they want it bad enough to be peace? able themselves. 'Hon. Charles E. Fuller, the "silver-tongued ' orator of Boone, the leader of tbo late house et the Illinois legislature on the Republican side, is being promineetly mentioned as a candidate for Lieutenant Governor next year, Mr. Fuller has been for the past ten years continuously in the state senate or house, and is a man of superior ability. He poeesses a rare gift of oratory and would till the posi tion with great honor. Although not an advocate of prohibition be now practices total abstinence and the Re­ publican party could not choose a man for the position named who would m&ke amore enthusiastic or brilliant canvass,--(Sycamore Republican. escape up here before to# onions are planted next spring. Will write again, Mr. Editor, and although our connection by water may be severed I hope it may be maintalr- ed by correspondence. OCCASION All. STATE OF ILMNOH, McHeniv Count*, 86. In tlie McHenry uminty Ctrcu'li Court to the January term thereof, A l» 1888. l.auiu Ann <-riflelh vs Alphcue Uriffeth--in Chancery-- Hill for uivorco. Affidavit having l«een tiled in this court 'of a »«>n residence of sat.I rlefonrinni. Athens UrilVet'i. nnd th*t he npw resides in Hel\ idere ThtverCounty, Statu ot Neirrn«V.;i, notice is hereby tfivun to the sj;id Aljilieiis (,iirtotti that the complainant 1ms tiled her hill nf com­ plaint in v.inl court on the Chtuvery sum thereof ami that a summons having duly is- sued on tot' said court ngiUnst said dct'endant njluvu.tbie ou tUo seeon'l Momiaj- of January, A. D. >888, as is liv law r<V|iiired: now unless y»H, the said Alnhens t; nffeth, simll personally be » ml anpear oeforo the sniii Circuit Co rt of lie. Henry Counrv, on the first day of next term theroi-f to lio iiolden at WoodstooK in sttid county on the second Monday of January, A D 1SSS, and plead answer or demur lo wild bill »t complaint, (he same and the matters therein eharired wilt be iaben as conto.-M'd and a decree enteral against von ac-conling to the prayer ef s ti<l bill K, K. UrCHASD8, Cl«rlti, A. B. COON & "ON. ̂ «l'ra. ; ..... s Nor. «<th, A D, 1887. • **. • *,V tjfc; THE ANARCHISTI St M SO HAVE OUR PRICES ! '%?• -Xijxw •: arm In order to close out our very heavy stock before J.-muuryl. John Neison. -PRACTICAL- Eorse Sheer, Blacksmith ^Iiop at Bishop,8 Old Warehouse near the Iron Bridge. McHenry, - Illinois. Havinrrnn oxpvrien ',e of many years in the , .i.iim'ss I tinttt r myself thpt I can please all who uiay give me'a call. R E P A I R I N G . Ironing, and all kinds of General Black" smithing done promptly and in a workman- like manner. My motto will be low prices, good work and done prorapUy. Give me a cali. JOHN NEISON. McHenry, Xov. 30th, f&*A London paper recently con­ tained the following novel state meat. "Between the numeroas red men and the barbarous Prohibitionists the resevation of Dakota, west of the United States, in North America, is Jikely to be depopulated. The Probi- bitioulsts, a large tribe of aborigaee, hive commenced a war of extermina­ tion. The mode of warfare of this tribe is to capture the 'enemy and treat him jn the most horrible manner. They will shut him up until he dies ol thirst* The Prohibitionists are a peculiarly constructed people by nature, as they never get thirsty. The pestmaster-general has ordered three men-of-war to move np the Jim river to t£e coast of Dakota where the en­ tire res#ration can be bombarded." FOX LAKE. Editor Plaindealeh:--The season at the Lakes is now «ver and the Hotel men and boarding house proprietors •re busily engaged drawing their bal­ ance sheets and stacking up the green- backs io the Counting House. Some amuse themselves looking at the pile during the hours of relaxation, and wondering what all this wealth is go­ ing to be invested in; whether it will be directed like a catapult against the 8tandard Oil Trust Combination, or startle Wall street out of its boots.-- Others, perhaps, decide to place the financial ship in dry dook, acd invest tbe surplus wads in the work of home repairs and squaring up, may be, with the Plain dealer. It has been a flush summer, and not alone at the public establishments has the bill of tare been generous, but pie has come to stay in the poor man's larder, Thanksgiving is repeated every day. and the citizens vest has ceseed to meet in Iroat. Some of our people have gone East •n a Holiday tour, but tbe majority of the oarsmen h^ve not yet decided whether 'tis to be Los Angelos or Florida, and the Pass system being abolished perhaps the journey will be limited to McHenry and Antioch. To various causes have been ascribed tbe exceptional success of this season. Some going so far as to attribute it to Cleveland's administration but this theory Is referred to the Plaindkaler for arbitration; some, to the dam at McHenry, maintaining that a large •umber of old time visitors becoming aware that this dam was about to be removed and the travel to the lakes obliterated in the direction of Mc­ Henry, resolved in a body to pay a farewell visit to Fox Lake. I„<]eed it Is suspected that some of ihe afaTe- satd farewell visitors have routed tec- t!6ns of the river from the Johnaburgh farmers for next summer, portions of It to be used as snipe grounds, and others utilized by a syndicate of hay •peculators. A Norwegian ig al*o said teliave rented an acre"opposite the Leoe Tree, en the river, aud ie going extensively into garden sass for the Hotels abeve. The first thing *,», Captain French will knew there'll be pumpkin vines growing up bU smoke •t ck, and perhaps lie had be tree FACTS YOU CAN BET ON. That the eldest and largest tobacco factory in tit world is in Jersey City, N. J. That factory makes the popular and world- famed Climax Plug, the acknowledged stand­ ard for first-class chewing tobacco. That this factory was established as long' ago as 1760. That last year (iS36) it made and sold the enormous quantity of 27,982,280 lbs. or fourteen thoif- sand tons of tobacco. That this was more than one-seventh of all the to bacco made in the United States notwith­ standing tbat there were 966 factories at woric. That in the last 21 years this factory has helped support tlfe Unitcd States Government to the ? extent of over Forty-four million seven hun­ dred thousand dollars ($44,700,000.00) paid into the U. S. Treasury in Internal Revenue Taxes. That the pay-roll of this factory is about $1,000,- 000.00 per year or $<20,000.00 per week. That this factory employs about 3,500 operatives. That this factory makes such a wonderfully good cbew in Climax Plug that many other factories have tned to imitate it in vain, and in despair now try to attract custom by offering larger pieces of inferior goods for the same price. That this factory nevertheless continues to increase its business every year. That this factory belongs to and is operated by Yours, very truly, P. LORILLARD & CO. " JACKETS, : SHAWLS, AND DRESS GOODS' Flannels, Hosiery, All sizes, varieties, and prices the lowest consistent consistent with honorable goods and wortc . We are John L. Sullivan on Underwear For variety, quality and prices in fancy, scarlet, camels' hair, white and grey mixed. Only ones living selling Lev its Condi L. C. 1 Uudorw ear for $1.25 eacr; •Ul others must sell for $1.50. We also sell in a quiet unfts- sumuiing manner, for the lowest living prices, now and then a fine OVERCOAT A dandy Pea Jacket and Vest, or a nobby Suit to a well satisfied customer. Too much cannot be said for the C. H. Fargo & Co. Use tin Best! Pilsbury's Best It is the Best and the Cheapest. Th4 cheapest because it is the beat. Will make More I Better Bread thnn any other Flour in the Market. For Sale By LOCKE THE BAKER MAKEri-THE BEST BREAD - AND CAKES EARTH. ON WANTED KNMUiKTIr, HE-® LIABLE MEN to tell ffr ̂ Trees. Grane Vines Shrubs, Hoses, &c e&¥n\W2&SSI0H "r SilAaif "'d A'liiruss 11 P Kkkkman & CO,, Brighton X. Y SAVE Your Money. DRINK C00D TEA. "While in Chicago last week we picked up *» nap in Tea, apil now have the finest Jayun Tea In the County for 30 Cents ppr Pound, Think of thfit, iMW-enUs for a pound of Karl» Pic,kin/. Garden 'Growth, Sprjng Leaf Tea, w e hitvfi pui'l CO cents for Tea net as good. Oatl and f?et a sample. 14 Locke the Baker. McIIenry, 111- J t.. f ' ' *• * $0 - U v C< . hi 0 s % P E % c H. x 9 N A to % tt H n ft P 6 0 Ijft" B B I '•H'-:!* (5;» !;»,/. j' -s" • t • O W E N • •; •- ¥ • 1:- '• u :*j W!-r BELOW COST PEALER IN General Would inform his friend? and the public in general that not­ withstanding the GREAT RUSH Of the pafct to#wfeck<<, several of Our Departments ' Are yet REASONABLY COMPLETE. All custom made and warrant­ ed, which we always keep in stock Full assortment of C^NDEE Rubber Goods, Felt Boots M 0#. Goat Robes, ALL GRADES, Horse Blankets. TRY A SACK OF TUK CELEBRATED Honest c Abe RQCKFQBD Please Remerabfr, WI SSLLINQ 1V1BYTII1S At what it cost us, FOR CASH. IN Any Quantity Desired, OR THE SALE, Several hundred yards medium and low price Including several pieces of the celebrated BSOAftHEiD Noted as the best wearing goods made for the mmey ACTUALLY Below Cost Below Cost to Close. A large lot of Men*s Heavy Gray. i",- *.t ' 1 • -f* .* " % A "• -J i'-i" , a ' ;T- ̂ -X1, jmM-m ? ' • -* to 1>t ConvetUd lata kC Obmi Merchants as a rule, usually be^-in advertising WiiffSf %oods at Keduced Prices, shortly following the Holidays or towards Spring, (w© have done the same) and people in many instances will buy more winter goods than necessary at tbat time, because they are cheaper.^ This year we have adopted a different system. Its reason perhaps is owing: to the (Jifferent outlook in the general trade. We have a large stock of winter goods on hand'and more to follow which we are anxious to convert into Uash, and in order to beneBt everybod and as a further inducement to; cash paying trade, we have concluded to inaugurate a grand _ - S.n \. i : \ . : . vt'.i > f t -«K<* •» OUT SALE^ -Commeneing On-- Thursday, December 1, '87, Contiiiuing the Wliolo Month and Ending " Saturday Eve., Dec. 31, During which time every article in our store will be sold AT POBIT-ITE COST. VV e desire to remind the (*ash Paying Trade in connection here­ with thht every piece of Merchandise- in stock is new and iresh. our . Dress Flannels, Trieots Shirting Hanoi, fed Bla&kttl, Qailts, HORSE BLANKETS, SUITS, OVERCOATS, Ladies Cloaks and Jackets, -A X- FLOUB, V . Parker's > SPAVIN CURE 18 UIVEQILAXlin as an application to horHe#(or the euro of Hpavin, Khen- mnliam, Splint, Navicular JoiutH, and all severe Lame- new, also for track use when reduced. l'rice 81.00 per bottle* v Sold by druggists. Strong testi­ monials on application. ^ E. W. BAKER, i -"* fioSe Proprietor, ANTEIM, N. H. Trade supplied by Jab. E, Davis A Co., Detroit, Mlcb-; Peter Van Hchaack & Sons, Chicago, IlL j Meyer Bro 'S A Co., St. l^ula, Ko, For $lf Delivered Free Warranted. and Buy i he little alrlt a Tobogfcao oip at EVansoo's. GROCERIES, ALWAYS ]SO. 1, Fresh, clean an.l cheap, w YOURS TRULY, B0NSLETT & ST0FFEL. Wfth the fixtures,will be sold on the most lavorable terms. An excellent opportunity lor auyone wishing to engage in Mercantile business; we can SAVE YOU MONEY OSJ YOUK Tj llaadWinterSupplies, HENRY COLBY. IVorth nearly double. We have a fine stock of UOIE8 AND M188Eft C L O A K S AND- WRAPS At itiloniehlnj sizes in WOOL j rlr lew prices. tOOT», from Alt 00 UP. Lumbermen's Own, all tizei, with and without U«e at Bottom Figures. ? Ferrr & Owen Fur Caps, Boots and Shoes, • Cotton Flannnes, Bats, See. Are manufactured for this Fall and Winter trade and that you are invited to purchase fresh and desirable goods only. In order to complete the necessary preparations for this grand sale, such as marking down the goods etc., our Store WILL BE CLOSED -O N- IM 50, at J O'dl OPENING- Thursday Morning, Dec. 1. Everybody for 40 Miles Invited* ' .4 Respeotfully, ) JOHN BTAKSON A CO. BOOKS, THREE CENTS EACH! The following books nro puhlinhi»<l In n<»at pamphlet form» printed from good readable type on (rood paper, and many of ih«»in hand»«m ' 'ly Ulustrated. 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Ho net t nil U> tike nArinUr* ot It, SaUvacttongiuiratiUril ormnnrv rtfunitetl. i'oMtiire uiken for fr«ctionn of a dollar. As to oar reliability, W. refer to any newBimper publlnbed in New York, likewise to the Commercial Arenries. All onlersfilled by manrntiL Addrvu i>lll«Uer»: V. M. l.l T'l'U.V.l'abUtkcr..Vo au MHrrof Street.XcwYflfll, •