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TH E TH1KD SEMI-ANKU A L ANNOU^NOEMKNT OF L.McOmber's Wost D.LODTClr f V l c M c n v The numbo? of Stovo§ ao^k lianges 50] d by us thue far this season, is ahea,d of any previous sale in the recordtfvf our city- The universal satisfaction sriveu bj the . - • - . > • ° . - Spring wares daily arriving in abundant quantities, and in quali­ t i e s . va r i e t i e s and p i r f ces a i e bound t o f ru i t a l l . J [nHpec t ou r n e w spring t,hades in all and half >vool ' V ---• Dress Goods, Suitings, Silk and „^IlYelKet -, • Und Laces. Mew Dress Carvass, Satteens. Gingriams: Prints: •'Vx'\'> H< >SIER IT,.. " For men, women and children, from 5o, 9j, 15 to 50c'per pair. ; * Gents'Fur.nishing Goods, from the "United Brand" and „ "Badger State" Shirts, pantp, Overalls, OoatB and Jackets. tSPSee our new stock of new styles in Spring Hats & Neckwear, Save You Peninsular Stoves - - ' I MpHENRY. I take pleasure in informing the public that ready to take orders for • Ti/eir superiority in style aud finish, and above all the prices at which we sell them is giving us my Tailoring Establishment is now anything in the Stove THE STOVE TRADE I HAVE AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE LINE OF This, is not merely an as­ sertion, bnt a positive fact. /•_ • An Oral Will Prouak'd. A. nuncupative Will,' the first filed in Pittsburg in 1,2 years, was accepted on Wednesday by the register. James Brps.-' lianAvas.uij.wbd on the railroad on Dec. 18 last and died a short time, after on the operating table at the- West Peau hospital. - Before he died he stated to these around him that he wished his • property to go to his younger children--. John, James and . Mary--excluding his oldest child because the latter was old .enough to take care of himself. He "also left $300 to the Rev. Thomas Bailey for masses.---Philadelphia Ledger. A Now Thing In llook». It has been suggested that'the con­ trast between-tb,e black and white of a printed page woXld be less trying to the eye if the latter could simultaneously rest on a bit of color. Accordingly a Boston publisher is getting oat. books that have margins1 of azure,-, yellow or j»reen.--Boston Letter. * Borden Jurors' Reunion. Ten of the 12 jurors who acquitted Lizzie Borden of the murder of her fa­ ther and stepmother in June, 1893, held their second annual dinner and social reunion in Fall River on Wednesday. Skates from SPRING CLOTHING! A fail hoe ot^seasoniible Hardware, al ways In abuhdarce, in- Pants. Firp Pants and Spring Oveic a,ts Dutchess Pants from $2, $3, $3 25 $5, all warranted. • f^ptirenteel and stylish Footwear, by the hundred pairs, from the famous manufacturers, C. H. Fargo and W. L. Douglass. Prices : the lowest. All sizes and lasts, - and styles the newest. Use our j Can dee Rubber Goods during the coming muddy season, as they are ; the best on earth. , i 200 NEW STYLES OF WALL PAPER- With ceilings and borders to match. Our selections are excellent, stock always full measure and prices right. J New Carpets and Oil Cloths. Lace Curtains and Window Shades, all bought for the Spring trade. Trunks, Valises, Crockery, Glassware, Stoneware. FTFH. FisJi lor I«ri, Codfish, White Fish, Failibut. Smoked, Spiced and Pickled Herring, Trout, Salmon, etc. --W e arc in it on pure Groceries and Provisions. FLO UK. Pillsbury's, Chick's Best, Sleepy Eye, and the Fancy Patent. Prices down to hard times. Come empty to us and go back loaded. From yours truly. • - SilVEOIV STOFFEL. « Barbian Bros.' Block, McHenry, 111, AlosfPopular Repatfffcan Newspaper of the West And Has/ the Largest Circulation.' O' ^ f DAILY (without Sunday) $6.oo per y ERMS DAILY (with Sunday) $8.od per y 1 MIII, I The Weekly Inter Ocean i.Cli To the Furniture trade, VV ould he | leased to have yOi call and see my complete line'of S A NEWSPAPER THE INTER OCEAN keeps abreast of the times in a.. respects It spares neither pains nor expense in securing ALL THE . NEWS ANDi THE BEST OF CURRENT LiTl.RATURE; The Weekly inter Ocean AS A FAMILY PAPER IS NOT EXCELLED BY ANY A larger stoefe of Furniture than ever before, which I am offering at greatly REDUCED PRICES. £F"i also keep a full line ot samples ot Carpets, and can please you both in quality and price. CdiT' I also have a lar<re stock of Picture Mouldings and do 1 also keep m stock a full lino -f of samples of Carpets, and we/' can give you anything from the1 cheapest to the finest Brussels at lower prices than any other house in the tourity, Our thus far reliable and can •ef'ully handled Insurance Kusifmss Cull and look my stock over when in want ot Furniture of any kind. Will be kept up in future. W ill visit the city every Thursday and will till all special orders of a reasonable'nature. UNDERTAKING Supplies of all kinds always qi hand /•'Edpr*A splendid Hearse in con' nection, N. J. JU8TEtf. West McHenry, Jan. 1, 1895. U N D E R T A K I N G A specialty. A spleodil Hearse in connection, will be lurni^hed at ieisonablerate3. JACOB JXJSTEN. McHenry. Jan 1, lh95. SIMON STOFFEL Coal, Shorts, Middlings, Bran, Oil Meal, Oats, Ground Feed. LELAND&HOTEL MANUFACTURER . . . OF - . • Michigan "Ave P>oulevard and Jackson ^tj&ets. 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"its fc.B &l perfect fashion pages,and Us articles y on family ami domestic matters, will I be of superlative interest to'those I t« ¥^1 possessing the Feminine, Type of I W Thumb, which indicates in its small I si/.f, slenderness, soft nail, and .sniboth, rounded tip, those traits - which beiong essentially to the fentler sex, every one of whom should subscribe'to lemorost'sMagazine. If yon are unacquainted with its merits, send for a specimen copv (free), and you will admit that seeing these THUMBS has put ion in the way of saving money by finding in one lugazine everything to Satisfy the literary want* o/ the whole Ivtamv. Oil,"] find Colors coyinar tly on hatid. Alio a full linefcof Eutirc new manngement and popular prices. Over $100,000 ha-< been expended in re-modeling and re-famishing the House, making it one ot the mo.-t complete and cc mfortat le hotels in Chicago. Steam heat and electric light in every room. Fifty-five bathrooms, Elevator and eveiy medtrn convenience. Rooms, with meals, from $2 per day upwards. Rooms, without meals, frem$l per day upwards. All meals 75 cents each, |^y§~ A very desirable hotel for ladies visiting the city unattend­ ed, and special care will be given them. P A T E N T M E D I C I K E S , T O I L E T A R T I C L E S , AND A C MPLETB BTOCK OF Get my prices on quantities / bag full to^a] car load, be­ fore buying elsewhere. , PEYSICIAKS' PEIECBIPTIONS Carefulij i; ccmpouLii^d by & Hegistored Pharmftciat, Tour Patrcnago le reepoc folly g(51icitcil. W. A. CR1STY, DABB & MILLIGAN ^TABULES One i Door J West of{Bnerside J-ivzt, Mct-<n\ry. Jli GHAS. W. DABBf Fourteen years Proprietor of the Commeicial Hotel, Chicago CHAS, Fu WllLLiCAK, Five vears proprietor of Hyde Park Hotel, Chicago. WEST McHENRY, ILL, % REGULATE THE | STOMACHAIVER AND BOWELS I AND PURIFY THE BLOOD. DEALER IN CHOICE_,FAMILY] NOTIONS i Drugs, Medicines, KANLY Bn08., PropRietors f PAINTS. OILS, TOILET ARTICLE?. W e are prepared to do all kind,5 of work usua From now until January 25th 1895, I will s»11 ^eed Grinding a Specialty, West McHenry, 111. ; J For Medical Uf'E --.-- Also, Bottled Ale and Porter for Medical Use. C.A.SMOW&CO A great chance to make money. OPJP. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D. C, IF YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT Graham Flour, Buckwheat TFIoMr, Corn Nl^al ru r ££u alvvayskept in 5tock, 8i iowcSt priC6b< RUBBER BOOTS, Overshoes, Fe!t»i Arties and Rubbers, As cheap ns the cheapest,. All No. 1 ffoort*.'"pKH-and see me and I will do, you good. I. A; BAliRUS. Yolo, Lake Co, 111, NOT, 24. > 4 • ~ GT T he best brands ot Cigars and smoking and chewii g Tobacco ilwajs on hand, Physicians'Prescriptions Carefully compounded. Give me a call, * 1 Address a letter or jjoatal card to THE TFBESN CLAIMS COMPANY, JOHN WEDDERBURN, - - Managing Attornay. P. O. Box 463. WASHINGTON. D. 0. _ _ . ' ... PENSIONS PEOOUKED FOR SOLDIERS, \ WIDOW8, CHILDREN,\ PARENJS. \ §oldierp and Sa^kwa disabled In the lino of guty m the feecrular Army or Kavv »iwce tho war. Survivors 6? fhp Indian wars of l&52 to 1843, aad thplr widows, now entitled. Oidsnd rejected oialsM » specialty. Thousands entltlsd .to. Mglwrjra**. Bend fpr now laws. BTo oharg© for AdTlM. IM 85F"*Qpmpetent m lbrs to care for the wants OfLour cu tomers. Thanking tbe public for past tavors we shall hope~to merit and receive a continuance of, the same, M thl 7C Beautiful Half.Tooe Enfrrav. JSI/ngmvingB ^xS inchcs, for $1.75, '• \ T . Yofl *an print hundreds of thousand son any priming, preee. Send photo snd fl.?5 and receive the cut. Sample free. .Addreee JKF.FBRSON JACKSON, 415 Dearborn Street,1 Chicago, v .« VSTtBt McHonry.Jto'. 2, 1895 West McHenry, Jan, 15, 1895