The Herald from Crystal Lake, Illinois • Page 5

Home Locals. Thanks to the correspondent of the "Sentinal" for your libeal notice of the Advertiser. If you did go to -Mc-Mcnry and get a pair of shoes in pay-iiient for tlie "Legal TenderMand then never sent hhn another copy. The regular issue of the Advertisrr is now 1000 copies, which speaks for it6clf. Plaiiulealcr Lies.

While working on my house the Plaindcalcr said that IraMallory had a lot of bo)-s at work for him. I had B. Robinson, 31. Gardner. J.

Still-well. Each over 40 years old. Last week it stated that a lady of our village was insulted by.MotElls- worth on the street after dark, which vas a down-right falsehood. If the Plaudealer would take time topayits debts instead of lieing about other people it would be in better business. We have received 17 orders for prin- ung in Mciienry uurmgtne j)ast weeic.

The sneak-thief came down like a wolf on the fold While the folks in the basement were dining, And took from the rack a coat scarce three days old. Quite resplendent with -fine satin Last Sabbath E. Gardner and some other boys went down in the School House woods and set fire to the little doys playhouses and burnt them up. then beat one boy and threw him over the fence Chas Warner got ducked in the pond at the School House. It is good skating now, no snow, but pleasant fdTChristmas goods will arrive at the rOTimble Nicklc Store Dec.

lOtJi Geo. P. Bay's daughter Alice of Chicago, and Mr. F. D.

Blish of Euglewood was married this week II. Luddin called this week. 'lining Utterly ignoring the one left over. fromv last year, which Mr. Sniley had brought down, intending sell it for 52 to the first old cloth- Ch man that chanced around.

puck. My Buck AVheat Flour is now 70c. Fire! Thursday eve near 8EM, fire was discoyered south of here, liext ing it was discovered. that ahayrstack' was ourneu anu.uie ruinania ui uwu: cognised, and a bullet hole was in his LOCAL'S. attend the dedication of the new Churcli? head The Coroners jui have adjur- ncd until next Wednesday because as the testimony was all through with the constable tore to pieces the small remnant of the vest, and discovered part of a check on the Elgin Bank for S110.00, showing it had been paid the name William.

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