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JAN 28, 1889. DAT, Eklitor. i'X: mm A ^ ^KT1' - » ,* * * - • ' k*V: 1 ts/0 rr;:: %:^ }• *., „ . | A DUD May be foundoa . AtliiXi file at a BO. P. OOt*8- Newspaper Advertising ar*oe Streets where Advertising YORK- mor Flfar m%de the open- Ad the meeting of the •ttoclation, which opened lid Monday morning. fn Sft|f j t\f on Monday wu more active *t mate with seTeral Mies a cent than declared the market prkse, n thousand pound® sold. ' Another inoendiary fire at Gene- •a, IUH Saturday night hat so excited tfc* people that, it Is reported, some lire afraid to go to bei At night. 'Matthew Maokelmeyer's barns mere bnreed, with grain, hay, machinery, £ve horses,faisd two cows. No clew. WBT OenenU Black, Commissloaer •f Peasions, does not want to be •halved after the 4th of March, «r he Is trying to make bay while the sua •biwM by gettiag himself appointed Advocate General of the army by Mr. Oieyeland before the, lat&er's term expires. ^Jflp»i?teald«nt Qmtud Is'tfdfiin- mtadfal of the handsome majority which Congressman Hopkins was *|tar»«d to Washington, as the follow- lof looideDt published in the Chicago - j^rSnffis wil! 5u8w: "The lonesome De* ^|liMracy in the Aurora district will be |hd to know that the President ap ipnmiates them. Mrs. Enapp and Mn. Little, of Aurora, are In the city for a few days. Yesterday, accompanied by representative Hopkins, they vis­ ited the executive mansion and called Upon Mr. Cleveland. They had quite * visit with the^PresJdent, and during • the conversation, Mm. Little remarked that althoogh her husband was a warm supporter of Mr. Hop- Uaa, be was a good Democrat smd equally as warm a supporter of the President. Mr. Cleveland answered: "Weli. 1 am really rejoiced to learn that some one in the Aurora district is a Democrat."--JSeacon, RINCWOOO. EDITOR PLAINDEALER:--The oheese factory is In full blast, and the farm­ ers are not satisfied with the fall In the price of butter. Never was a pound of butter worth 41 cents to the consumer. The farmers are disposing of their poultry to (he different dealers. RIogwood is going to have two Car­ riage ties dissolved at this fritting of the circuit court at Woodstock and therefore Rlngwood will be well repre­ sented at the hub. Blest be the tie that binda And keeps families to­ gether, ' The stores are doing a fair business, t^he veteran soldier, Mr. Christian, Is gnlHntf ft fftlr char* nf Mr. W.Ladd has a bouse to rent; George Harrison has a house to rent andjWm, Langbam has a house for sale eheap. Not much doing in feed business. The iuhabitants of Solon are still looking for homes among us and will come if they can get places to suit them. Solon is a thing of the past. No communication with the outside world only by a one horse mail. Ring- wood has now three mails a day. The" dissatisfaction among the church choir is not settled as yet, but the eld saying ie still true* "He who will be greatest among you, the same shall be servant of AH. .. . For a good cigar go to the post of­ fice. _ Miss Rate Connely, of Nunda, was the*guest of Miss Ann Green last week and called on her many friends here Miss C. Ladd and Miss Hannah Wat­ erman are visiting at Elgin, The iance at Harrison Bros, was one of the most enjoyable events of the season. fht" tVThe members from this District In oar State Legislature were as- : v signed plaees on the following com: |>"; „ mtttees: |F- Senator Fuller, 1s chairman of the ||i . Committee on Expenses of General Assembly and occupies prominent ft positions on the Committees on Judi- |f. ' . clary, Public Buildings and Grounds. Cenais and Rivers, Fees and Salaries, , *1$a2&s, Highways and Bridges, Federal fer - Relations, and Elections. Representative Partridge Is chair­ man of the Committee on Fish and Qame, and occupies a position on the Committees on Judicial Department and Practice, Foes and Salaries, and Elections. Representative Southworth Is chair­ man of the Committe on Printing, and occupies a position on the Committees on Education, Bauks and Banking, Millitary Affairs, and Engrosasd and Enrolled Bills. Representative |Haines occupies a prominent position on the Commit­ tee on Judiciary, Corporations, County and Township Organizations, and ds and Bridges. m. 0:' Bettor Than Ever, It did seem as though the seedmen outdid themselves last year ta the line of elaborate catalogues, but hern comes Vick'a Floral Guide for 1889, from Rochester, N. Y., better than all previous issues. "Better" hardly ex* presses it--rather, we should 6a7, far superior. It has been changed in every respect; new cuts, new type, enlarg^ In size (opening like an old-fashoned singing book); contains three elegant lithographs (8xl0£ inches) of Roses, Geraniums and Melon and Tomato; besides a very fine plate of tbe late James Yick and his three sons who now own and manage this large business. These features must make the Floral Guide valuable to their many thousands of customers in this country. We also notice tbat Vick returns to theplan started by the founder of the business years ago, of offering cash prizes at the State Fair. One would think they were a little out of their heads to offer to the public such a work as the Guide free, for tbat is what it amounts to, when they say it will be sent 011 receipt of fifteen cents, and tbat a certificate good for fifteen cents worth of seed will be returned with the Guide. : fe':' I' * '• ths South and Now York Democrats. Editor Dawson of the Charleston Newt and Courier waltzes Into the fellow who created a sensation in Charleston tbe other day by declaring that the Democrats of the South were tired of being bossed by the New York Democracy, and who proposed to make a deal with Republicans looking to the control of home affairs la fu­ ture. Editor Dawson denounces tbe view as "strictly mercantile," and goes on to say that "persons who haye fig­ ured as Democrats cannot break up tbe solid South by treating tbe Democrats of tbe southern states as men who are for sale or for hire," There Is no ne­ cessity for heroics. The Democratic pjarty Of the South Is weary of the cut- it dictation of the spoilsmen of Yoik, who are ready at any time ice the National ticket If it Is nee to do so In order to elect the ticket, and make1 sure of the which come with control of stata and city affairs. It would be folly to deny that proposition, ir the only objection to the proposed deal Is that it is "strictly mercantile,' and the South realized it, the alacrity with which they would overleap the objection would be surprising. Tbe South has had enough of theoretical and theatrical politics. It demands meat and drink. The flowers may lome along with other luxuries after a wbile.--Memphis AvaUinchc. Frank Leslie's Sunday Mag&zildft* ROS FEBRUARY. Con talus several exceedingly Inter­ esting and finely illustrated articles which are bound to attract attention In these days of Shakesperian contro­ versy, Mr Archer's What is Known About Shakespere. with its many faith ful pictures, will prove especially valuable. Walter Edgar McCaon writes a readable article about Anapo lis, Md., calling It a finished city. Here, too, the illustrations are of act­ ual scenes in the quaint old city. Emnta Raymond Pitman's Palestine; Its Social Condition and Missionary Aspects,continues the record of mis­ sionary. and the article and pictures oe Summer llesorts in Australia, draw­ ing a striking contrast between the snow and ice of of our climate and the sunshine and flowers of the Australians at the same time of year. Tbe Home of Jeanne d'Aarc revives tbe memory of that heroic girl, and Two Famoua Scotch Abbeys will send readers to their Scott's novels to refresh their memories. Besides these, there are the usual installments of stories, abd several beautiful poems, together with a number of copies of famous paint­ ings, which are always to be found in this magazine. •V; FOR SALE. " A farm of 80 acres of land, With good house, *ood out-buildings, and good , well of water. The above premise#, are situated in the town of Antioch, Lake County, 111„ three tniles east of. Spring Grove. Terms reasonable. For further information inquire of D. F, Smiley. Woodstock, OF JajwiHeu- drlcks,Spring Grove, 111. 17tf For Kent. - A farm consisting of 123 acres, situ­ ated adjoining the corporation of the village of McHenry, three-fourths of a mile from cheese factory, and one- half mile south of Bishop's Mill. The best of water, a windmill and every-, thing complete. Will, furnish cows if d»slred. I also have a good five-year old horse for sale, . MICHARL^CUU**. J F. K. GRANGER, * J General Auctioneer. f Sales of Real Estate, Stock, Farming^ Tools, Household Furniture, and GoodS of all kinds attended to on the most reasonable terms, Orders by mall will receive prompt attention. Address ;• I, F. K. GRANGER. West McHenry,'111, ' 1DJKTARRH, Catarrhal Deafnass and Hay F»w. A NEW HOME TREATMENT. • ^ Sufferers are not generally aware tha| these diseases are contagions, or that tliejr« are due to the presence of living parasites in the lining membrane of the nose and ens*.- taehian tubes. Microscopic research, how­ ever, has proved this to be a fact and the^ tesult is that a simple remedy has been for-', mulated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness and hay fever are permanently cured in "; from one to three simple applications made ! at home by the patient once in two weeks.- , N. B.--For catarrhal discharges peculiar to females (whites) this remedy is a specifics I A pamphlet explaining this new treatment; ' ; is sent on receipt of ten eents by A. Ih • DIXON & SON, 304 West King St, Toronto, Canada.--Scientific American. i f ] Sufferers from catarrhal troubles should read the above carefullv, ;i vfft MM ^ \ ' A, ' *>' . i i . • it. rr WILL NOT 1 , A > ' y . • « , . r ; i r * „ . > C ' - * * Wr ^ ' ? ; n 1 . • ' ' V. ." ^ . ' ' e""4o»* auc a_ 11 J'" - * tmk W * * - . -V 4* »r-* - It 4 f , - * 'M , |,Vv*V«T? iKiat is ja«t what the. enterprising' business mm .alwatjff ^ Bays Uf , the goods on his shelves, and that is just rincr K.t -s . T <'• r --Which will take plaoo ogi^ *r;; Saturday, ̂ an. 26th, ; ,-V' • - r>- • ""r The R "\*'t ** STIK-JP' C I.',,'".. 1 '» I " Is that we must have Money, and our Woolen - V V I SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Is the oldest nnd most popular scientific ard mechanical paper published and has «hf> l.-irt-c^i circulation of any jifiper of its class in the world,. Fully illusitrateci. Best class of Wood Enerav- lofts. Published weekly. Send for specimen enpv. Price f3 a year. Four months' trial, fl. WUNN A CO., PUBLISHERS, 861 Broadway, N.Y. ARCHITECTS^ IU1LDERQ #1 Edition of Scientiflo American. O A preat success. Kaeh Issue contains colored : Ilthofirnphic plates of Country and city residen­ ces or public buildings. Numerous engravings ' and full plans and specifications for the use of iuch as contemplate buil din^r. Price $2.50 a year, 28 cts. a copy. MUNN & CO., PUBLISHERS. maybe secur­ed by apply­ ing to MDNN I & Co., who have had over 40 years' experience and have made ove* liKMWl) applications for American and For- > eiRii patents. Send for Handbook. Coreea* pondence Strictlv confidential. TRADE MARKS. In case your mark is not registered In the Pat­ ent. Office, apply to Ml'KN & Co., and procure . Immediate prot ection. Send for Handbook. 'COPYRIGHTS for books, charts, maps, etc., quickly procured. Address MUNN & CO., Pnrent Solicitors, GENF.KAI. OFFICE: 8G1 BROADWAY, N. Y. Have Got to Fetch It, • •. McHENRti - *; ILLINOIS, r ^ Are saying to theirs so loud that > the surroundinjr eountry is going to have it humuiiug iu tuuif w»r» tell you that they mean ^ , * , - * y% ' *'• * in >*• «•»; ' >• | . 4, > mi ' -i*. iljiiSt~ 'J ' f, - ^ ^ •"-I Dress Goods, ' Underwear, JShawls, ; Groceries, „ ; s Myst be sold to make room (or new goods. Examine, hold up to. ® * the light, taste, sample, satisfy yourself that the goods are atl tto - finest and then ask the price. J . V-.'-r •.••••• _ Bf ASTONISHED I :. KM! •i Says so, and they mean business, We don't make our living by selling good at cost, but situated as we are it is for our interest to close out our Winter Goods. It yon want the best Garden yon have ever had, yon must sow MAULFS SEEDS. There is no question but that Maule's Garden. Seeds are unsurpassed. Their present popularity in every county m the United States proves it, for I now have customers at more than 31,000 post- offices. When once sown, others are not wanted a* Any price. My new catalogue for 1889 fs pro­ nounced the most original, beautifully illustrated and readable Seed Catalogue ever published. It contains among other things, cash prizes for premium vegetables, etc., to the amount of S3,500. You should not think of purchasing any seeds this Spring before sending for it. It is mailed free to all enclosing stamp for return postage. Address WM, HENRY MAULE. nil Filbert St PHILADELPHIA, PA. Auk Leslie's popular Monthly FOB FEBBUAET. Thi number tod names of tbe new ststM shortly (• b« admitted Into tbe UalM Is tbe subject of every ones thought*, and Ausburu Towner on our WouarbS' States, in Frank Leslie^ Popular Monthly for February, givee us sftttQh vsloable information about Dakota, Idaho, Washington, Arizona tod ffew llezloo. Tbe Prima Donna bj Sutharlaed Edwarde, Is filled with anecdotes, and portraits are given of ttM moss oeiebrated< James S. Wblt aMuiWatrihutes a raJuabe article on |ftt<%Wlaa Capital, and Animals that are Vanishing, will be read with much internet. A Decade In Gorean History, Is a paflpe In the histor? of a country 1mM|. tool M longer ibe Hermit IHioo. Qalalne, and its Romance, mm*SABom Sleotrtcity Is Measured af- «|iBd|r for the lover of SCI«QG@, latorlesofttoe number are excel- i and the illustrations are beauti­ ful. • ladles Embroidered Haadkercbiefs for 10 oeot«,atFlusimaions * Bender* The Inauguration. The Chicago & North-Western Railway Company offers its patrons a splendid opportunity to visit Wash ington in March and participate in the imposing ceremonies Incident to tbe inauguration of President Harrison. For tbat occasion tickets will be sold from all prindole stations at tbe low rate of one fare for tbe round trip. For full information regarding rates, dates of sale, etc., apply to Agents Chicago & North-Western Railway. Their Business Booming, Probably no one tbing has caused such s general revival of business at G. W. Besley's drug store as their giv­ ing away to their customers of so many free trial bottles of Dr. King's NewDiscovery'for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from tbe fact that it cores and never falls. Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchi"' , croup and all tbroat and lunp cases quickly cured. You can test' u merits before buying by getting a frlal bottle free, large else fi. Every bottle warranted. Cronp Is a terror to young mothers, especially during the winter months as ifeis then most prevalent. It can alwas be prevented ir properly treated as soon as the first symptoms appear Hoarseness is the firstlyniptom; this is soon followed by a peculiar rough cough. If Chamberlain's Cough Rem­ edy is freely given as soon as these symptoms appear, it will invariably prevent tbe attack. There is no dan ger in giving the remedy as It con­ tains no injurious substance. For G. W.Besley. ^PARTICULAR NOTICfc* iff persons knowing themselves in­ debted to me are requested to call and settle the same without "further delay as my books must be closed. Remem ber this is tbe laat call and if yoa wish to save trouble, attend to this at once Delays are dangerous. McHenry, Dec. 10th, 1888. ^ Kerosene, the beat quality, at Story's Drug store. 993 Sewinff.Haehiiiel ' ^lTO at once establish] trade in all parts, by I placing our machine*!, _ ' goods where the people can tea them, we will rend free to one person in each locality,the rery ' best sewing-machine made in world, with all the attachments, will also eend ftree a complete of our costly and valuable ar$ pies. In return we ask that yoit r what we %vfo£* call at your home, and after months oil shall become your owu [property. This grand machine it, made after the &iii|ger patent% hlch have run out: before natentt, out it sold forS§»f$2S, with tb& rhments, and now sells fof Oe Best,0tronge8i:,inost use- machine in the world. All i» _ - - s. No capital required. Plain* brief Instructions given. Thosu who write to us at once can se« free the tiest ^wing-machine in the world, and tha t line of works of laiprh art ever shown together in America. <§£& €0>, Sis&s. i^t&gpisitos """ AGENTS! Social Mirror, Or 8oclal and Moral Culture. Introduced by ROSE ELIZABETH CLKTB, I.AND, is hartng the largest sale of any strict­ ly subscription book published. Terms and circulars free; if yon mean business, and want to commence work at oivce send ti for outfit. EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY GUARANTEED. Hoping to secure yOttt ser­ vices for 1889, we are. - ' Yours, trnly,. Lyman W. Dickerson & Co. 919 Olive Street. (Mention this paper. 6T. iLOUIS, MO. E&1HLES5 SPITE WI1X IS THE COMING FENCE. It is,much more easll; » •• . ; jy seen by Stock than .ordinary barb wire, there being more than twice the visiole surface presented to the eyes of stock by this wire than by the twisted Darb wire, thereby obviating much of tke danger of stock running against this fence, suoula such a thing by any means occur the contact would be harmless. Have been using it the past year and am satisjled that it will turn stock as well as any barb wire, and I would be glad to sell every pound of barb wire that 1 have got on my placte at one-half price In fact judging from the damage that X have had done to stock in the last three years, I thmk I. would be the gainer it 1 Wire 6 lt away Rntl it with 8pur Do you want a fence that is stronger than any hard-twisted barl- wire, giving "the lull ot two wires and yet wll! go tiBn toilfieenper cent, farther for same number ot pounds than any of the lour point barb Do you want a fence tbat yo.u and your r can agree upon t«r line fencing and L'A 11 * 10. * O ' ' , uo yo aeighbo: thus save litigation? Do you want a fence that has been proven users to have all the merits we have stated? wil1 fln<1 14 for 8a,e at B. Gilberts, «r at «»y miles West Of McHenry, on Woodstock road. SAMUEL SHERMAN, Alf «f for Big Giant Feed MU1 wUch grinds Corn, cob and all. ? f l Than to carry over for you know that , .. • . AND BUST DOTH COBBtTP^/ ^ And thieves break through and *teal. On this date we gball offer the balance ot our stock of CLOTHING at less than cost, and among other lines our sale will include Underwear of all kinds. Gloves rtnd ,Mittens, warm Shoes Boots. Arctics, Fl'tnnele of all kinds, Woolen Hosiery, Caps, Blankets, Robes, etc. Prices made thig day •• •- •••-•r.-- n -•% - -v,7«r - " f; , ; " v w * ' j T s ' i &0LDING BROTHERS f WAUCONDA, ILLINO S..? V , The weather has been remarkably fine thus far. but the COLD will surely come and it stands every one in hand to he prepared :fbr • it* and how be^^er prepared than to secure the I, ^ GREAT Not be TOURS FOR J. W, Cristy & Son, Bdnjgwood, Illinois. { 1 t r * T 1 , 1 ^ S 1889. 1880 Have commenced the new year with a fall line of staple goods usually k;ept in a Storflf Comprising -a.fine assortment of . --v l; < v--. • ' ti'.. DRY & FANC3Y GOODS, BOOTS'. AND SHOBS, Hats and Caps, Gloves and Mittens, c_ ^---OUR 8TOC& OF--%"* Now be ng offered at our store in all kinds of Heavy Goods. . We mean business and will give you Lower Prices on this class of goods than ever before offered in Lake County. w-T, *» v, ", .. • > ,-^m > •» \ k • Was never more complete than now. Call and get our prices . - before purchasing elsewhere, fecial idducemeo ts for Qaah s ersin sums from $5 up. * s ^ ^ "v'J COLDINC BROTHERS. "" ' ' ' v , 1 MTHiglioBt Market Price paid for Farm Produce. , ;! 1 ' A.V V- i , ' » # c - ; , • v; J" • ;vj ; •>* • "v'-'vtj w J P7T tU The annual Clearing Sale begins this week, and nearly every arti­ cle of &ferQhandiee:|i^heiiig:4$| thaia others. . • x " - . ' et nV/' : WOOLEN GOODSj ^-v"' - We also have a large stock of Beady Made^ Constantly oft hand. Also a full stock of the best brands of ^ '-j1 '% ;•*" » ft* * • *' ttCMlgS, - CIGAR: - - * v • * * - i - * f v s Canned Goods and Wooden Ware ft stock. Highest Market Price paid for Butter and Eggs. We will be glad to show yon our Goods and Prices. •*£ I> * FITZ8IMMON6 A HENDERSON. Opposite Post Office, West McHenryt Oec, t£th, 1888 Of nearly every description shall go from us to TO® r * " f fit. The Carnival ot Bargains is here and to be here. "1 you read what we print. It long since came abou couldn't afford NOT to. What has been tiue heretofist truer and truer all along. For tho new year we write , . iTnteSves that is ,an4 ex- I- ^states- I %d aa . u - UU1. w.l J ItlliJ v I 1JH M * ^Clerk .•* ^ -'J® In Merchandise! V.*(jW3fS . In Promptness -̂r'" J:̂ ' ^ ** h * Accurat « OUUIVUUIW no muiwov vuiuo. J«U «vu w nuvn uwn gwuu a eiuro haves;ot, WEU if aot QIUCK OR it WJLLBA bettorteiore JO« I.UU_ Sometimes we almost think you don't, know how good a store , c' fi Heavy Suits and Cold, Weather Necessities are leaving U« at cut prides.;; V :• ' \ John Evanson & Co. WAIT MeSanrr. »».; L'RR- -J ! '&i iw- • : / , ' , m mm mmm. smm