The Lake Geneva Herald from Lake Geneva, Wisconsin • 3

Personals. State Teacher's Examination. i Dont you want sleek horses? Then call at Williams aud get some of those oil cakes to Red. i i i Its a daisy; its a darling 1 That fiye gallon oil can at William Call and see it. Pure rubber boots for $3.50 at P.

IT. Moores a warrant with each pair. BUY YOUR Zeal gfpartmftit. In compliance ith tbe petition of eleven of tbe applicants who were examined, in August last. In a portion of the required studiee for State Teachers Certificate), I have designated Thursday and Friday, tbe first and second days of January, 1880, as the time, and tbe 8enate Chamber of tbe State Capital, at Madison, as tbe place, for bolding a special examination for these certificates.

The present Board of Slate Examiners will baye charge of the and will follow the rales In force at the annual examination in August last-Applicants who have not signed the petition above mentioned, will also be admitted to tbe special examination. Willi ax C. Whittord, State Superintendent. Call for Pinafore smoking at Williams. The sleekest thing in tbe market.

Mens best arctics snow and water proof for $1 .95, at Moores. pots Have yon one of those bean Williams If not. Why not a good hand made P. II. Moore sells stoga boot for $3.50.

A gad Fate. A public newspaper has to record many happy events and many very many happenings that make the writer wish that sympathy could offer consolation. Of all tbe tny records, however, for tbe year none ia to aad as the death of Mrs. Catherine Wright on last Saoday night, the facta of whose death are as follows: Mr. Silas Wright, her son waa up until late at night in the barn on hia own farm attending to a tick borae when be saw that his mothers opposite, waa on fire.

Hurrying over aa fast as possible be and Mr. Streeter rushed in and found Mrs. Wright on tbe flour Insensible, lie hurriedly carried her out but the effect of the smoke bad been too much for her and giving only a gasp or two, fbi expired. The neighbors by this time bad discovered be fire and every thing valuable was tak-o out of the bouse though no efforts could save tbe building itself. It is thought that tbe fire arose from tbe candle placed, near the head of tbe bed but of course nothing can be definitely learned.

Tbe bed and tbe clothes were burned when Mr. Wrigbt cme Into the boose, so it appears that tbe Ore must have originated in the bedroom. Mrs. Catherine Wright was born in 1797 aad was therefore 83 years old. She married and moved in early life to Socket's Harbor N.

Y. where she lived until 1854 when she came to tbe vicinity of Geneva, to tbe form where she lived until her death. Her husband died about two years ago and since that time she has lived alone, against tbe wishes of her sou who lived just across tbe road. She leaves only that one son, Silas Wrigbt, to mourn her death. She remained in possession of her faculties up to tbe day of her death and waa remarkably well preserved for one of her age.

Fosters lace white kid gloves st Rosenberg Jk Franks. i Look at Barbours new cloaks and winter shawls. More of those beautiful hanging lamps at Williams. a Everything at less than value at C. W.

Barbourss. VA LAKE, NOVEMBER 31, 1879-DIRECTORY. CHURCHES. 09 THE HOLT COMMUNION P-1.) Rv. Richard T.

Eerfoot, Rack. Wrrleaa Holy Connoiioo at 780 a. Frtyer tod tmoo it 11 0 a. l. Ku aod ttonnoa.

at 730 r. n. Wanaday Prayer aad addrca at Friday Litaoy at 9 a. a. Each Salat a Iav nmuoion at 9 a u.

On tba tret Saooay ontb, Morning Prayer I ad at 7:30, and ComoBulua la celebrated at the 11 ervlr. flT EPISCOPAL. Her. TUoe. Pastor.

las Meeting every Taeeday Prayer Meeting every Tnarvday evraiog every Haaday at 11 and 7:00 F. Vhool at 13 'M) r. Rev. Wakerllo. Pastor, cea (in the Methodist charcb) every otto-y (from done at 9 r.

Prayer Meet' Sunday and Thonday evening at the of Mr Htaaffer. 'TKKIAN. Her. L. Holbrook, Pastor, rr Meeting every Wedoeeday eveolag.

every Sunday at 11 a. M. and 7.00 M. HrbCKjl at 12 M) r. LIC Rev.

M. Zimmer. Pwitor. Ser-every Sunday at 10 70 a. Vaapete at abbarh School at 13 No regular palor pr meeting, aebool ai 13: 90 a.

nr ui hi RAILROAD H. icago North-Western. Trains leave Geneva, leva Paenger 8 40 a leva Accommodation UXOam 1 raina reach Chicago. leva Passenger 1045 a a leva Passenger. Wla.

Div Win eva Accommodation 4iJ0 raina leave Chicago. eva Passenger 400 pm ieva Passenger. Win. 4 45 iv Arronmodatloa 8.45 a in Trains reach Geneva. eva Passenger 7:0 pm eva 11.80 an Ok Sunday evening last a onion meeting held in tbe Baptist church.

Mrs. Beale, who is quite well known as a temperance worker in connection with the Womans Christian Temperance Union of tbia state, laid before tbe meeting tbe incentives they have to work for and wbat tb'y are doing throughout the land. Rev. Thus Clitbero followed her by few remarks on the temperance enuoe in general dwelling principally upon tbe position occupied by church members towards tbe reformation. As an outgrowth of the meeting It is expected that an organization among tbe women of this place will be affected soon and considerable good done this wioter- Dust" best eie Cigar in tf.

The Diamond town-rat Comaes. Large lot of new goods just received at Barbours. Choice line of confectionery and tobacco at Cornues. i tf. AT Joint McLaughlin and bride are visiting at his fathers.

Mrs. Thomas Hill is visiting her son Henry at Whitewater for a week or two. Miss Lizzik Mines has been visiting friends in Richmond for a few days past. Mrs. R.

A. Oooaboom went to Milwaukee on Wednesday afternoon, on a visit amoDg frieods. Prof. Johk Newcomb, of Elgin, has been visitiDg bis sister, Mrs. H.

A. Newcomb for week or so. Mrs. Geo. W.

Wheeler, of 243 Oak Avenue, Chicago, is visiting her friend, Mrs. Will Downer for a few days. Mr. O. F.

Rogers, on Tuesday morning. departed for Waverly, N. where be will spend the winter visiting bis sister and old friends who reside there. Mr. John Newton an annual visitor at tbe lake and a genial gentleman betides, baa been spending a few weeks here, visiting Arthur Kaye and Capt.

Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Gilbert start for a few weeks visit to tbe East 'on Tuesday morning. Tbe IIrrald hopes that they will have a good time and a pleasant jour-, ney. Rev. Mr. Campbell, pastor of the Wesleyan church, has taken rooms at Mr.

i John Matthews and will bold services in the societys church regularly each Sabbath hereafter. Miss Capitola Merbiam returned on Saturday from Los Angeles, where she has been visiting relatives for a couple of months. She left Geneva in August for California, stopping for a week in Iowa to visit friends. The thanks of tbe Herald is extended to Miss M. for kindly remembrances in tbe shape of some very beautiful pampas grass.

Our museum Is slab enriched by piece of tbe door of tbe old Ban Gabriel Mission, built 130 years ago in Los Angelos county some twelve miles from the city. George IL Netiiercct, has been home since Saturday night last. He, in partnership with Frank More is engaged in business at Shelton, a place some two hundred miles west of Omaha. He reports times ss being very good out there and says he is well satisfied with the place in which be has cast bis A small stock of goods in a new place can be sold and tbe proceeds invested in new goods several times while tbe original stock would be sold here, and the profit is greater. A man who caDnot hold bia own with tbe heaviest firms in old towns would do well always, to make a beginning farther west.

Tbe country is fast settling up out there, aod starting as they do, tbe chief firm in the place, they cannot but succeed. And we hope that success will not be loDg in comiDg. The Ciiauee. C. E.

Buhres Jewelry and Book Store. TnB advertisment of tbe Denver Land Co. that has been published in onr columns for two weeks has been taken out because the company is a delusion and a snare. They give good warranty deeds to lots ss they claim, but as the lots are fully forty miles away from Denver in the middle of a sandy desert where a coyote conldnt live, it makes it rather far to go for ones mail. The advertisement was from a St.

Louis advertising agency, hitherto standing well and we supposed that coming from them it was a guaranty that the Laud Co. was a straight Western Union. Going West. 9 87am eomndation 13 45 ght Passenger 8.34 pm Going East. tpresa ft 57 a commodatloo 1 55 eenger and Mall 4:13 pm Eagle Accommodation.

Blkborn ftTftam -arrive In Klkborn. 9.50 am Fresh oysters order at Cornues. tf. Underwear cheap at C. W.

Barbours. Board by the day or week at Pure maple syrup at I. Williams. New stock of overcoats at Moores. Ulxy Will Yob Allow a cold to advance in your system and thus encourage more serious maladies, such as Pneumonia.

Hemorrhages and Lung troubles when an immediate relief can be s6 readily attained. Botchee' German Byrup has gained tbe largest sale in the world for tbe cure of Cough, Colds and tbe severest Lung It is Dr. Bos-chees famous German prescription, and is prepared with the greatest care, and no fear need be entertaiued in administering It to the youngest child, as perdirection. The sale of this medicine is unprecedented. Since first introduced there has been a constant increasing demand and without a single report of a failure to do Its work ia any case.

Ask your Druggist, W. H. Ilammersley as to tbe truth of these remarks. Large size 75 cu. Try it and be convinced.

R. J. HAND, DEALER IN: STAGE ROVTK Staple and Fancy Groceries. Springfield Stage. ave Geneva for train going East: 4 Express 600am 3 Express 8.15 pm wi Geneva for train going West 1 Mail 8 80 a it Express 7 45 MAILS? The wife of Mr.

James llobbs living a abort way from town died on Tuesday and was buried on Wednesday, Rev. R. T. officiating. People who have long memories will recollect along In tbe Crystal Palace Exhibition times, a celebrated inventor of locks, whose names was Hobbs.

Mr. James Hobbs is that gentlemans brother. Locksmith Hobbs challenged any one to muke a lock that be couldnt pick and defied aoy one to pick his locks. Tbe present system of bank locks grew out of Mr. nobbs inventions.

Re'raember full that I keep line of Remember hat DAIRY A1TD STOCK I HAVE the finest stock of Crockery, Glass Ware Lamps and Lamp Fixtures, Ever shown in Walworth County. Do not fail to examine my fine assortment of TABLE CUTLERY, By the pound, bag or barrel. Extra inducements made to purchasers of my superior ASH BUTTER TUBS. MACK VAN ATTEN At the Yete'x House ia HhsroD. Noy.

9. by Rev 8. C. Thornes, Charles Msck, of Geneva. and Mlsa Nellie Yen Atten.

of Harvard, 111, STONE BAGQS In-Blkhom, Nov. 19, by Rev. 8. C. Thomas, of Sharon, Bvron M.

Stone and Miss Clara B. Bagge, both of Elkhorn. MOORE SACK At the residence of Mr.J. H. Moore, by Rev.

Kerfoot, Miss Fannie A. Baack to Charles W. Moore, all of Oeneva. FE9ER KOLZHEIMER By Rev. M.

Zimmer on Tuesday, Nov. IS, at St. Klllans chnrch, Lyons. Mr. John Feser and Mlsa Barbara Holz-heimer both ol Bloomfield.

HOLLISTER CARVBY By R. J. J. at East Delavan Wls on Sunday, Nov 16, Samuel Hoihster and Mary L. Carvey, both of Harvrrd.

Geneva Tot Office. Mall. ..1 Rprinifil.td I'W ia 8 15 th tIiC.INW.R It .00 Mali. Arrive. it vl, P.rtnit(l.ll WSO vie Sjjriiiifrtrtd 5 00pm uth vij-A W.

R. OO 'r to print onr edition end gel onr mail, net office By o'rloclt Krldejr mornlne. we ip.ll.d to go to pr.ee it 6 r. Thursday. I mn.l band in their fevore early on niij morning fte to ineure ineer-e week, ee all the meitter tnuet he In Thnr.dxy noon.

55 will Invert nothing lelet then Bra. Wedneedey. txio at the Po.t Office at fleneva and ad-f tranemieelon through the mall at claea rate. riioDisT tociable tbi eveniog at tbe of 0. 8.

Nelhercut. COMPOUND BALSAM OF Business at Justice Buckbte's end of tbe ball has thrived tbe pnst week. Friday bight Michael Harley, of East Troy imbibed too freely and Saturday morning paid over $13 00 to his honor for the privilege. Saturday evening John Morrisey assaulted Mr. A.

Ml Brockway ia front of the Lake House, and was arrested and lodged in the cooler; On Monday morning the case was brought up, but Mr. Brock way failing to appear as a witness against the defendant, was dismissed after peyment of $7.00 costs. And call and GLASS WARE. Died. rv Carlton ia happy in the posses-( a bran new brreutf-loadiDg $65 abot ihiuh he bought In Chicago while in boom.

STANLEY At Downer Grove, lit. Wednesday Nov. 19, of lualignanl scarlet fever, Helen Farf Stanley, aged 6 yea ra and montha. yonngeat child of Laban W. and Helen Stanley, and niece of Miss C.

L. Ford of this place. HOBBS At Geneva Lake, Nov. IS. 1879.

Iiiabell T. wife of James Hobbs and daughter of the late Charles and Isabella Hammett, of Boston Maas. WALKER- At Geneva, at half-past sine Thnrt-dsy morning little Jennie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Walker, aged ten years.

zJ As The Independent of New York will withdraw all its premiums offers Dec. 81st 1879, only a short time remains in which any one can get a Worchesters Unabridged Pictorial Quarto Dictionary (retail price $10) and three years subscription to The Independent for $9, the price of the subscription alone. The Independent claims to be the largest, ablest, aod best religious newspaper ia the world. It has bought tbe copyright of Rev. Joseph Cooks famous Boston Monday Lectures, and is publishing one each week.

To tell all of its good things would occupy too much space. See adver-tesment in this paper. Intorination Wanted. The highest market prices paid for Choice Butter and Eggs, And all other kinds of country produce whatever you have to sell -bring it to, me and I will pay you all that it is worth. I keep at all times a choice selection of STAPLE AUD FARCY Groceries, Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Also a full line of Choice Tobaccos and Cigars.

I5yBe sure and call on me for I can save you money. A. J. Wkatiiehwak found a bundle rdtty morniug containing a couple of rts. Tbe owner cun get it by calling e.

W.a store. It seems to be an impossibility to keep a wind-mill near the Whiting House. We dont remember how maoy mills blew down under Mr. Whit'mga management, but slnee Mr. Watson took charge, two have goue down, the second blowing to pieces on Wednesday morniog, and the tower goiug down with a terrible crash at about ten ocock in the evening.

Tbe tower was 82 high and was built by the same company that put up the mill a Freeport firm, we tbiok. The Ilnrgaina gtur (Irntfenantt. WANTED-WOOD ON SUBSCRIPTION will he received same aa cash until Dec. 15. 1879, at the HERALD office.

IS WARRANTED TO I CURE ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNOS. vovkment is on foot to hold an oy- Iipper in the basement of the Metho--hurch on Friday evenlftg Decemlier teiiiember the date. ivnruhvino services will be held in resbyterian church on Thurday next uOa. m. Rev.

Tlvoe. (Iilhero will ch the annusl sermon. Main Street, Geneva Lake, Wis. The wedding bells rang out tiierrily last night or should bare done so, over the marriage of Miss Fannie A. Baack, daughter of Mr.

C. Baack, to Mr. Charles W. Moore. Tbe ceremouy was held at tbe residence of Mr.

and Mrs. J. II. Moore, and a large number of intimate friends and relatives were present to witness tbe affair. Ibiv.

It. T. Kerfoot officiated in bis usual happy- manner. After congratulations were ever the guests were treated to an elegant supper where everything was all that could be desired. Tbe presents were numerous and handsome and testified to the Kind feeling with which both are regarded In tbia community.

The following ia a full list: Mr. and Mrs. J. Wachter, counterpane; Mr. nod Mrs.J.

Taylur, Chicago, dam ask tablecloth and liapklus: Mr. and Mra. Geo. Van Slyck, damask tablecloth; Mr. aod Mrs.

M. Preston, dozen napkins; Mr. and Mrs. T. Paine, damask tablecloth; Mrs.

Mary Brown, two dozen towels; Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Barfield, dnzen embroid ered napkius; Mr. C. D.

Kiooe, fishing rod and reel; E. A. Baack, dozen stiver knives; W. A. Baack, studeut lamp; J.

H. Moore, India ink portrait; Mrs. .1. II. Monte, china cup ami saucer; Mr.

and Mis. C. E. Seymour and W. Sherman, stiver and glass pickle dish; Little Harry Kinne, match safe eld oaken bucket; Mr.

aud Mrs. W. W. WatsdSUDd Mr. aDd Mrs.

W. H. Ilammersley, silver ice pitcher aod goblet; Chaa. Shaw, Elgin, volume of Tennyson's Poems; Mr. and Mra.

J. II. Moore, office chair; Eph. Sxndfnrd ami Ella Marlott, center table; E. F.

Welcher and F. L. Welcher, silver cake basket Mr. and Mrs. E.

II, Brooks, double silver and glass pickle casor; Mrs. M. R. Raymond, pair inlaid pillow shams; Q. Baack, set silver Miss May Brooks, silver and glass salt cellar; Mrs.

J. 11. Moore, set solid silver tea spKna: Jonnie Prestoo, stiver sugar spoon; Mr aud Mrs. J. E.

Ueg, silver butler knife and cream spoon; Mrs Rogers, two silver gold lined individual saltcellars; M. C. Flack, gypsie kettle; Nellie Case, silver drinking cup; Delta Wheeler, card receiver; Mamie Haskins, vase; Nellie Barbour, Emma Miner, Nellie MaLaughlln, silver spoon holder; Mr. and Mrs. T.

C. Smith, stiver castor; Mr. and Mrs. J. Dunlap, pair vases; Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Pendleton, elegant bracket; I.ihhie Burton. Louise McIntyre, Ida E.

Gilbert, Agnes Lyon, Hattie Mallory, 0. H. Ilammerslev, T. It. C'rumniey.

A. Min er. alter Quigley, 1. 1. Williams.

II. B. Arnold, china tea set, 00 pieces and silver card basket; Carrie and HUtie Hale, crumb brush and tray; EpiscoprfCChurch Choir, cblua chamber set, magnolia tea pot; Matilda Wright and Annie Seymour, gold tbimble; Will Shaw, Elgin, silver berry spoon; Lettie Barber silver berry spoon; Mrs II. I) Smith, Mrs. T.

Barr, D. Kinne, Florence Locke, Clara Locke, chain cameo bracelets; Frank Johnson, two sliver tabe sprRtus; K. Buell and wife, aod Mrs. Tboinaa Price, basket of flowers. When people come be next summer from Chicago elsewhere, they will fail to it as the same old Geneva, so many and so various have tbe Improve ments beea.

Mr. J. P. Forbes fioe residence looms up beautifully to the stranger's eye as he steps off the cars. Mr.

T. C. Smiths house promises to be the very-finest In Geneva when completed. Mr. Norris bouse to be built this winter on the old Patton property will be an Imposing aud expensive edifice.

Mr. Letters place will in every detail be the grandest hump in the state. The portico toward the lakeside is nearly finished and from it one gets an idea tbe magnificence of tbe place when done. Tbe pillars are done up in five shades of blue and gold leaf aud tbe effect can scarcely be imagined. Further up the lake, Mr.

Crane's house towers up aud very few places upon tbe lakeshore will surpass it when done. Adjoining it ia the Pisbcataqua' House, to be four stories high with large wings on the sides. Just ahoye that again, Mr Edmund Burke will erect two houses, a small one and a very large one. Oa the opposite side of the lake. Dr.

Hunter intends building a 3,009 cottage, and further up at Harvard Park, Dr. Spencer, of St. Louis will erect a Japanese cottage at an outlay of about seven thousand dollars. Marengo Park House just over the fence from Dr. Spencer's, will be doubled in size, and tbe present part will be reconstructed.

Many other improvements are also on the tapis. IriOR SALE A DOMESTIC SEWING MA-chine. In first class condition. A No 1 style. Cost (85 about a year ago.

Can ba had on easy terms by applying at HEHADD office. C.W. BARBOUR To Woman Kind. A BLESSING bend etai Chicago, bend stamp for circular to George i. Ilia.

T. Hammond, 896 HARDWARE! OlTcrs Et ery Da) In the lYeeh. ik ketl of the dcw steamer came on day and work will be pushed along ua as fM Me, iii order that tbe steamer be planked before enow flies. m4 MORPH 1E kiM ihM. taut? n4 pe4ly nrid.

Pit No publicity. Sen Mtmp for fall part ttaltrv. Dr Ctrltoa, aS. Clark UL OPIUM Tub Herald has lately been glarldeued by rev.eiving into its fold again quite a large list of subscribers who for a year or two back bad been off. At the same time we have cut off a number of dead beats wh have made no effort to pay tbeir subscription bills for years past, and several more are wandering pretty close to tbe same aljyss.

After we have time to see each of those cut off, in persoo, we will offer their accounts for tale through the Herald if not paid. Of John Marstand. He is about 5j feet high 50 years old nonsensical fellow can not read, but will preach a sermon or read one from a newspaper, aod is a great hand to chew tobacco. Small gray eyes, gray bair and whiskers, nad on when he left home, brown overalls and shirt, black bat, new pair kip boots, grain side out. Any information as to his whereabouts will be thankfully received by jhe undersigned.

T. II. Marbland, Burlington, Wis. Harvard and Elkhorn papers please copy and send bill to the above address. PREFAB ED ONLY BY farm Lands for Sale A LARGE FARM OR A SMALL FARM.

ALSO Wood Lota containing Are or ten acre more or lea to salt AH of wbich will be old cheap and on ersy terms. Situated in the town of Geneva Apply to 8 6tf LEVS IS CURTIS. Geneva. vknbk loads of lumber are hauled in-e country every day. The drivers f5? dinner each noon at the Lake e.

Where does tbe lumber go to c3 .1 i will be seen by reference to tbe procolumn, Chat ley Mack baa gone and It, and ia now a happy benedict. Tbe -g lady's name was Mias Van Altcn. Genm Lake Quadrille Ban! FOUU FKICFW, Frank Johnson, let violin. Mort Roffer, 3d violin and Prompter. AT.

Worvnood, Cornel. Reed Bars. Are prepared to nrsUb marie for the dancing Public on reasonable terms. Address MORT ROGRRS, G. L.

Q. B. lsqlyr Geneva Lake, Wia. GRANTS TOUR hj et- U1 P- Ul To walk past a hardware store about this time and see all those beautiful coal stoves and to think that if delinqefits would i only come down how handsome one of them, (the stoves, we mean, not tbe delin quents,) would look up at our house, is enough to make the hardest hearted weep. There will be a dance at Fords Opera House on Thursday evening.

Thanksgiving night, at whih tbe Geneva Lake Quadrille Band will officiate. This baud is winning encomiums from every direction and tbeir services are in great demand now days. Youog people who will dance, (and most of will if they can,) cant find a better hall, a smoother floor, better mnsic, or a prompter with a clearer voice than Moit. Rogers in tiro country. Select your partners." AROUND THE WORLD.

Especially Remember To-day and To-morrow As tbe Days For Bargains! Thomas Ghat informs us that he be ready to receive taxes on the 8lh of mbtr. Tbe probability that taxes l.e light is daily inert using to a cer- y- IS audience roonf of the Presbyterian eta will be ready for use on Sunday, pasior will preach morning and even-juid Suuday school will meet at isual bout. Cft The following are the names of the pu I ptls in district number eight, who have neither been tardy or absent during tbe month ending Nov. 14. Mary and Dora Meyerhofer, Freddie aod Adolp Kull, Thomas Heigert, Josie Sherman and Maria McAfferty.

Mate Gkoesbeck, Teacher. A complete record of the Journey ol General V. 8. Grant through England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Spain. Germany, Anstria, Italy, Belgium Buia, Egypt, India, China and Japan, with a graplc description of tbe placet visited, manner and custom of the countries.

Interesting incidents, enthusiastic ovations by Emperors, Rings, and the people of all climes, Bure tureens to all who take hold will positively oatoell all books. AGENTS WANTED the cheapest beet and only authentic low priced book on tbe abject. Over 830 pages. Prices $3 96. Address FOKSHKE A McMAKlN, 188 West 71 th Cincinnati.

Ohio. Mr. F. D. Craig, of the East Troy Ga-tftlf, made us a brief call on Saturday while on short visit toGeoeva.

Mr. C. is, we believe, t(e youngest editor in tbe state and gets up a much better paper than a a town of the size of East Troy, can afford. That is, he puts rno-e time and work into his paper than a town of twice the size can afford to pay for. The Gazette is doing well aud appears to be healthy.

vv young man desiring to farm it in aa, can learn of the finest aort of an lug there, if he has enough money to' tools and seed for the first year, by ying at this otfice. J. MILLER SONS, jx bridge over the outlet near the ting House has been entirely replaok-ud a defective stringer replaced this and it is now In excellent order and afe as it possibly can be made. Shelf Hardware. Glass and Wooden Ware, Etc.

Over a third of a centurys experience enables the undersigned to present the largest and best selected stock in Waltvorth county. C. SMITH. Messrs. Miller Sons, carriage man-uficturers at Genoa Junciioo, sold a $250 rig to liveryman Swan, of Elgin.

Work has been quite pressing with them all tbe season, and to fiud time to manufacture cutlers aud sleighs for this winters trade, besides filling orders now in, is the absorbing theme with them at present. They are a straight enterprising firm, and we are pleased to see them succeed. The party who stole several chickens from Harry Smith, S. N. Hatch and Myron Foster, about three weeks ago, and again on Wednesday night took six from Mr.

Hatchg hen house, had hetler make the loss good, (as inquiry has cen made and the theif determined.) or suffer the penalty of the law. P. II. Moohr contemplates starting i merchant tailoring establishment in con nection with hi9 present extensive business if he can find a cutter 4o suit him. Such a move if carried out as it should be will be apt to bring considerable trade to this town.

If you are a subscriber now for tbe Herald, by paying your next years subscription now, you can send a copy of the Herald from now until Jan. 1, 1880, to some of your friends free. Missikb Odontine is the perfection of tooth washes, and when used connection with the accompanying powders is warranted to give satisfaction. For sale by R. B.

Arnold. a have just received a large assortment of misses and children's hoods whcb we offer to sell at low prices. Please call and examine. Rosenberg Frank. wing to the fact that all of the many during the balance of the year re on Thursday, our press day, the k.m.d will be issued on Friday noo un after Jan.

1, instead of FruTauorning. t'iiK card of the Geneva Lake Quadrille ud will be found among the new ads. banj in this section enjoys a better rutation thau does tbia, and its services in active demand where ever young ks trip the rnaxy waits. The Independent. Tbi Independent appeals to cultivated men and women.

It diecutsea current questions I religion, philosophy, and politics. Ins wideawake. It is not afraid. It sets people to thinking. It welcomes fresh truth, it has numerous departments.

It publishes more religious discussion than the religious reviews, more poetry and stories than the popular monthlies, ana gives more Information than an annual cyciopmdim. It has a larger corps of tbe most famous writers than any other Journal of any sort in the country. It make strong friends of those who read iU Try it for next year. have purchased the newspaper copyright of ibe Boston Monday I lectures for 1879 I88d, to be delivered as heretofore, by the Rav. Jo-liPH COOK, beginning Nov.

8d, aod the same will be given varbatm to the readers of Thb Indipin-dint weekly, together ith the Preludes, after revision by tbe author. Sermons by Eminent a in all parts of the country will continue to be priuted. PREMIUMS. WWe have decided to withdraw on the 81st day of December, 1879, all th premiums now offered by ns to subscribers, a fntfclisi of which appears below; so that theta who would avail themselves ef our riberal offers must do so before December 81st, 1879 WORCESTER'S UNABRIDGED Pictorial Quarto Dictionary. Bovnd in Shtep.

1364 pages. Over 1,0 0 Illustrations. Issue 01879. Our contract with the publiehers of tbe Dictionary expire Dec. 81st, 1879, and Messrs.

J. B. Lippincott Co. absolutely refuse to continue the contract beyond that date on tbe same favorable term. are, therefore, compelled to thdraw the Dictionary premium at the expiration of the present year; bnt we parpotely eive ample noicie, so that onr subscribers and tbe public In general may avail themselves of the surprisingly low terms to get tbe Dictionary, in in connection with Tbs Isdbpbndsnt, We will send this Dictionary to any person who will send ns the names of Three New Subscribers and Nine Dollar; or who will, on renewing his own subscription, in advance send ns Two New Names additional and $9 00; or who will renew his subscription for three year, in advance, and send na 00; or, aor a new subscriber for three years and $9 00.

The regular price of the Dictionary alone at all the book-store $10 00. while the lowest price three subscription ia 00. Both the Dictionary and tbe three aubcriptiona, aader this extraordinary offer, can, iherelote, be had together for only $9 00. Tbe REV. JOSEPH COOK'S BOOKS, entitled Biology," "Trinsceadentalism." Or-thop xy," Conscience.

Heredity. and Mar-rtage, embodying tbe author's previous remarkable Monday Lectnree. They are published is handsome book form by James Oagood A Co-, of Boston. will mail a copv of either volume postpaid, to any subscriber to Tse Indpehdnt who remits na g8 00 for year in advance; any 1 sahecriber may remit $8.50 and we will send him Tbs iHDsrsHDKHT for two years in advance, and two volume, postpaid; or any three volumes, postpaid, to any subscriber who remits $3.00 for th ran vaara isn arivnnM Big W. three In advance.

The Catholics of St. Francis of neva, and of St. Kilian's church, of Ly-s, hive forwarded this week to tire or-ans of St. Aemilianus Orphan Asylum, ar Mi waukee, lUiny-oigbt hags of wheat prvisious and 50 in cash. Thb Presbytorian Sunday School will meet next Sunday at the usual time and place.

Tbe lesson will be the one assigned tof Oct. 26, as the lesson papers for Nov. have not been distributed. Subject: Faith and 'Works." James ii, 14 26.. The scholars will please brtngtbeir money to redeem tbeir missionary pledges for the year no IVm.

Jay Warnkr, Supt. Mrs. Flannigan8 dressmaking establishment seems to be getting a good maoy wedding dresses to make lately-. All tbe dresses of the last two affairs have come from her place aod she has another one on the docket about which female curiosity runs very high. They always get the advance news about -weddings that are to takeplace.

MANl'FACTUKKKS OF Carriages, Wagons, Cutters, Bobs, Th vnksoivino conies on Thursday next and it certainly seems that this community has much to be thankful for. For the year past everytlting recorded has been that for winch we may fee) grateful. There has been but one fire and in that, the gain to the community is much larger than the loss to the individual. On every baud can be heard the mechanic's hammer and the laboring men fiud work in plenty i was scaruw a year ago. Tbe season Bummer resort has never been better and those who failed to'make money dur- iug the summer are few ludeed.

Eoidem- ics have been averted from us aud bnt lit i tie sickuessof any kind has been prevalent The community as a whole is richer, happier and more prosperous than a year ago, and those exceptiohs, upon whom the baud of misfortune or aicknessjbas been laid, have our sympathy and that ef the people in their affliction. Truly we may all feel thankful and grateful for the maoy bltssin we are enjoying 'Genoa Junction. Wis. REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. GIVE US A CALL.

The Wltiliug House, Lake i-i kept open the year round inefil of (lie traveling public. Tue pro rtetor of the hittng House, Mr W. W. fatson has occasion to feet proud of his jcce-s at -this hotel U.Uil Re ortrf. Geneva for the -V Ad.

Kayk has made arraugements for getting a fine stock of big fat oysters for Thanksgiving day purposes. And not only for that day, but for other days, also. 'Bargain: Table linen at 25 cents per yard, worth 40 cents. Turkey red table linen for 55 cents. Warranted fast colors.

At Rosenberg Frank's. CLOSM OUT BALE Wfc are pleased to Jearn that Justin Critcbelt has got an excellent situation as book-keeper in a large insurance officrin Chicago. He is a fine young man and bar ring bis hankering to sing Rise Shine, is one to make and keep frieods. lie has lately been married to a handsome yonng lady, aud is now living in the city. We are about to seud au order tor about wenty ardcuts to an engraver in New fork and if any of our readers would like get a eut of their premises Or anything ise, can get them now at very reduced ates Apply at nuce if you want any-bing in bsiine.

Th City Rail u-ay Company, Chicago, works 4,700 Horses, Read what Superintendent Squires has to say: We use exclusively Whittiers Liniment- It will pay all ovnen of horse to call or wri-e. M. m. SQUIRES, Sup't C. C.

K. Co. The Express Company works 370 horses. Read wfiat Sujwrin-temtent Knight has t-o say: I bare been using liniment on the horses of tbe American aod United State Ex-pre Company stables for 24 years. I never met sny that bsd one-tenth the merit of Whittiers Liniment.1' Our stables are open.

Call sod see for yourselves. SI. KSIGIir, Supt u. S. Ex.

Co. The Transfer Company of Chicago work 7S4 liorses. Read what tV SI. YOUXU if CO. have to say: 124 Micbigau-av.

Whittiers Liniment should be every barn. It bas real merit. The contractors for cleaning of the city work 824 horses. Read what C. II.

HOTCHKISS CO. have to say: Whittier's Liniment will core mere horses in one day than all other in a month. C. T. HOTCHKISS Street Cleaning Contractors.

Scratches, Greased IleeL Thrush, Galled Spots from aoy cause, heal up in from two to three applications, and you can work the horse every day, and you can cure him at the same time. It will take out all inflammation in a few moments. There is ITo Kenedy ca Earth that Equal Whittiers Liniment for Rheumatism. It will have the same effect upon tbe human. Piles, Scrofula, Scald Head Catarrh, Pimples or Blotches cs F-c or Body, Old Sores, or Fresh Cuts.

ONLY SO cm BOTTLE. Cait. Natl almost finished the team yacht for Mr. -er, of Chicago, hat he has been working on fur tome lute. The yacht is tbe old Miachiel engtbeoed out to her original proportions fitted up with ratling, eto The engine aod boiler for it came on Mon lay readers wilt please remember that we will receive orders for binding books as cheaply as binders in the city, and we will be responsible for tbe return of the books in good order.

Traveling agmita seldom viii a city a second time and tbe work received through their hands will no always bear close inspection. Pay up your subscription now aod have a copy of the Herald from now until Jan. 1, 1880, sent to some of your friends, free. SuBSCRiBg'fortbe Herald now. Tbe Herald uSftl Jsn.

1, 1881 and the Cisco all next summer for only $2,00 in advance. Come to Geneva aod get tbe worth of your money P. II. Moore is selling clothing at less than Chicago prices. The cheapest house in tbe State at which to get your clothing, boots aod shoes P.

n. Moore's, Geneva, Wis. The boss chewing at Williams. Put no in tin foil two ounces packages, i Call for diadem fine cut. MERCANTILE GOODS, AT GENOA JUNCTION, WIS.

THIS IS SO ADTEBTISIBB DODGE, IT A BOSIfUE SALE. The subscribers having decided to close the Mercantile business will sell their entire Stock of Goods consisting of Dry Goods Groceries Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Beady-Made Clothing IIardicarcf Tinware at cost, or less, without reserve, for CASH and will continue the sale until our complete Stock is closed out. i BENSON St r.lcCALVY. The Milwaukee Sentinel in more ways than one is the meanest paper in the West. One insiance the above fact: The Sen tinet prints legal blanks by the wholesale and sends agents over the country sellisg the same.

These agents go to a town, can Vasa thoroughly among the lawyers and then go to a newspaper office and offer to give it the agency for the sale of tbe blanks if a purchase is made, but do not mention that they have already taken orders for everything liable to, be used for six months. It is a good deal as if a traveling drummer should sell a bill of goods to a retailer aod afterwards go around supplying the customers of that retailer with goods at reduced rales. It is a nice trick, but no newspaper it. this State but the Sea -tinet would be mean enough to carry it out. year Rnbscrtpitsn Me $8 00 per mHri in advance incinding any ons ef tks following Premium: Any one voieme of the Household Edition of Charles Dicken Woiks, booed in doth, with 16 Illeetrtione each, by Sot.

Bytmee Moody aod Sankey'a Gospel Hymns end Sacred Songs. No. 1 Lincoln and hie Cabinet; or. First Reading of the Emancipation Proclamation. Fine large Steel Engraving.

By Ritchie. Sise 96x36. Author of tbe United State. Fire large Steel Engraving 44 Portraits. By Ritchie.

Size ItzSKS. Charles Sumner. Fine Steel Engravinr. Bf Ktccbie. Gnnt or Wilson.

Fine Steel Engravings. By RiMhie. Edwin X. Stanton. Fine Steel Engravinr.

Br Ritchie. The Inner Life of Abraham Lincoln. By Prank B. Carpenter. Boned in cloth.

960 pares. W4 afar ana premium only for one year's Sufcseripthn Price $3 Pj? Armum, i Advance. (4" Spec a copies nrt free. AddreM THE INDEPENDENT. Sox New York City.

pTCal oat I hie Advenfeemeat. Wk are sorry to learn that Mr. an Mrs. lliver Walker have lost one of their bright iris, little Jennie, with diphtheria. Since rst Spring they have lost iTtree of their jur hildren and their affliction ia indeed uJ.

Pareqts who have lost any from fold, and even those who have Dot, rapathixe deeply with the bereaved Iher and mother in their loss. The fusel will be bell this afternoon at two d.a-ie at the hu Yk lDcklently hear that Mr. Burton has struck it big in New York, where he has been for tbe past two months selling some mines for Bruce Chisholm, of Elgin. He has made something over $60,00 on the deal aod of course feels much better. His family la expecting him home very soon.

i A fkw Recounts for binding reonain yet to be adjusted. Don't wait to be called on. A large stock of just received at the Boston store, and is offered very cheap. BR. S.

WHITTIER, 204 East Wasliinsrtoii Street. examine my stock it will P. HI Moore. Coses and pay.