The Lake Geneva Herald from Lake Geneva, Wisconsin • 3

Died. Pemonalt. Geneva I-ublle fiebosl. C. E.

Bchre has fixed up bis show window so that it fairiy shines with beauty. We vca'ure to say that he bus never before begun to show os fine an assortment of goods as he now does anf nobody in this part of the country has half his stock. Jnst take a look at it and see. Ml ORNAMENTAL BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL, The Largest and Best Selected Stock of Holiday Goods ever shown in this County. Elegant new designs in Jewelry, Rick Silverware, Gift Books for the Holidays, Writing Desks, Photograph and Autograph Albums, Gojd Watches aud Chains, Dressing Cases, Card Cases, Pine Wallets, Ink.

Stands and Paper Weights. a Christmas comes but once a year; But ichcn it come it brings good chcctj R. J. HAND, Skplc and Fancy Gi-occrics. I HAVE THE FINEST 6TOCK OF Crockery, Glass Ware, Lamps and Lamp Fixtures, Ever shown in 'Walworth County.

Do not fail to examine my fine assortment of TABLE CUTLERY. -i! ilti- Xt goral gfpartnunt. GENEVA LAKE, DECEMBERS, 1879. DIRECTORY. BURCH jriT pilUKCII OF THE HOLT COMMUNION Klcbtrd T.

Krfoot, Kec Ur. Fao ilmy Service? Iloljr ComraauWso at 7:30 a. x. Frtjrr and Harmon at 11 :0 a. tuning Praytfr aud Kermon at X.

VVedoday Frayt-r and addre at 780; Friday rmjnntiif Litany at a. x. arb Haiut Lay litfty (ttnmQuioo at. On tb flnrt Honday of ear-b mouth. Moraing Prayer ia aaid al7 and tba Holy CommauiuB clebrated at tba JJ rlork Hrvif.

MkTHOOlMT Re. Tbo. Clitb ero, Pastor lane evening. Prayer Meetlntf every Hervirea every Hnnrfay at A. x.

and 7:00 r. X. Mablmtb School at 3u F. EK tf AN METHODIST Rev. Wakerlln, Pwtor, Hervieea (In the Mhodiat church) every other Sunday from Jane Rlatl F.

X. Prayer Meet-In every Monday and Thursday evenings At the revdenr of Mr. btsaffer. OKKHHYTERIAM. Rev.

Holbrook. Pastor. 1 Prayer Meeting Wvery Wedoemlay evening. ftervWa every Hurday at 11 a. x.

and 7:00 f. Pahhah Hrhool at Ji 'W f. X. pAl Rev. M.

Zimmer, Pastor. 8f vice every Hnnday at 1030 a. x. Vespers at 4F Wabbeth Reboo! at tf X. JJAPTtHT.

No regular pastor or meeting. Kooday school at It: Vi x. i wj. Alt. HO A DA.

Chicago North-Western. Trains leave Geneva. fyVe Oeneva F'aenger 840 a 'ake Geneva Arrommoflatbm 11:00 am. rains rarU Chicago. 4 Geneva Papenger JO44 ant tjike (Geneva Passeuger.

WIs. 9 a nr aka Geneva Aerommodation 4:00 px Trains leave Chicago, '-Aks Geneva 1aesenger 400p Aide (eneva Paseuger. WIs. 445 ro Aike Geneva A crominodatlon 9.45 am Trains reach Geneva. ke Geneva Paenger eke Geoeva Western Union.

Going West. Jo. 1. Mai 997 a do. 7, Afonvdailon 19 45 tn do.

8, Night Passenger 8.44 pm Going East, 9o. 4, Ktpres 657m do 8, Accommodation 154 pm Jo. 2, Pasenger and Mail 4.12 pm Eagle Acceinrnodallon. saving Elkhorn 4 '25 a Ga unnog arrives in Klkborn 9.50 a STAOR R0UTK. Springfield Stage.

leaves Geneva for trains going East: sr No. 4 Kvprews ttOOtm Vr No. 2 915 pm Leav Geneva for trains going Went: 'r No. 1 Msi 890 am 'or Night Express 7:40 pm MAILS. Geneva Post Office.

Mails Close. ''or East via Snrlngflctd 'or Weet via Miring fluid t'or South via C. A We R. Mail Arrive. a Fn.i East via Springfield 1040 From West via npnngfteld pfm From South viaC.

A W. It. 600 pain In order to print oar edition and get oar mbits In the pt-offir by 6 o'rlock Friday moroingwe are compelled to go to press at 6 f. x. Thursday.

Patmns must band in their favors Wednesday morning as possible, to insi lion the same week, as aii the mattter type by Thursday noon. will Insert uptking sent in later then 8 p. x. Wednesday. 944 8 15 a 6.00 a i eay on reinser-na4 be la 1 RimSi so at lb PotOffir at Geneva fur lran.mi.eion through tba second claaa rates.

ufaHs at 6 M. E. OrsTKR supper this evening at th church. Tiikrb will be preaching at the Baptist church next Sunday as usual. Itev.

E. G. IfDTKE, oNDelavan, Itev. Thos. Cluhero, of this place, exchange pulpits next Sun3ay, Asr magazine or paper you may desire to subscribe fur, can be bad in connection with the Herald at greatly reduced rates.

Tiieuk will will be a business meeting at tlie Baptist church to-morrow afternoon. Every member is requested to be prescut. Take advantage of the opportunity presented and attcud the first oyster supper of the season at the Methodist church to-night. ualeor rent. An excellent sewing machine can be reuteJ for 73 cents per week, iu advance, by inquiring at this office or will be sold cheap.

McDj5i.d anj Blake man, of Spring Prairie have received the coulract fur building Soldiers Mouunieut be II feet high and to cost TIKI, fur the village of Burlington. Mkks Towns and Scli-ivan 373 -Lin-Ave. Chicago sent us a copy of a new temperance sung entitled Slop Drinking Tonight" tlie sentiment and words tu which are excellent. Thebe will be an auction sale at tie old Walker farm, three miles south cast of Geneva on Thursday Dec. 11, at one o'clock.

John l.ricgal owns tlie goods and Jabc Mooie will do-the talking. T4ik Iite flurry of snow made rabbit hunting iu enj yahle sport aud the boys were out in full force. The IIkiiald's thanks are due to George Howard for the meaus for making a rabbit stew. IIammkusley says that if the person, who stole a block of pine covered with a Hale's Cough Cordial wrapper, from his store, the otuer evening, will return the saute, he can get a gennine bottle, warranted to cure every time. C7 WHITING On the Htb rf Norrmbf.

Mary Jane tea bei vai wife cf Widiam XI Wbmne. and youDfc-eet axeirhler of David and E-llicr hria-tiaa. of tbeepaoty Willow, Ireland. Rbe wae bore In city of Albany, N.Y., XaylSth 1A17. and died at Oakbnret, Bloo-nfleld, November Sni87, nfier a lonv and diatreealne illness.

In tire eonddenre of a certaia Falih, and in the oortfmanion of the Catbol cbarcb. Uaj re24ti peace. Letters Advertised. Lift n( letter remaining unclaimed la the post-office at treoeY, for the week ending 1st, 1879. Kile Drmper.e Mr.

Alice Cbeesbro, Mrs. L. U. Nil er, Mrs. K.

B. Bobinson. Mr. P. Dickinson, 3 Hilirard.

Douald McLellen, C. A. Notis, P. M. Beat Estate Kales.

A Dncet to Bnrke and Lyon eec. 1, 4, 17, 15 acres Geneva Lake shore (4500 Joeeph Qnipleyto Herman Roberts one hundred scree on eec 13. Town of Ljodr 3000 Lewie Vincent to Wm Palmer, village of Whitewater, lot blk 6, Chapman and Ladington'a addition 00 ana Seymonr to Jno and Mather on LaFayette eec. 17 iv nwJa eec. IS el4 eeti and e4 nc'a 7600 Wm Wheeler to Alice Carter eec.

11, 3, 15, and it e4 ee1 400 Jobuvon to Jeeeie Patrick acre on eec. 18. 3, 16 SO John Hatteeon to Chae A Bieke 99 rode at Honey Creek on eec. 1, Spring Prairie Loniea J. Bailey eec.

5, 300 1700 A) ce Nickerson to 4. 1 5. part ew nels Jacob to Jo Frank Jacob to Joteph Alton, Lyone pt ewq 9 acres A bipperly to A Sipperly, village Walworth, lot 7, blk 9 Randolph's 3 ohn Dner to Geo. Lee ewi eec 30, 3, IS, and nw4 ewq eec 33, 3. 16 4-' II A Briges to Geo Lee w4 ewq eec 33.

8, 18 Barker jo Littlejohn pt sw4 ne'e eec. 5, Maxon to A Maxon pt neq town of Walworth 37 acres Mary Brown to XJrllcami Till Delavan lots no. 11 aud 13 nlk IS tmKTED-WOOD ON SUBSCRIPTION II will be received same as cash until Dec. IS. 1879, at the HERALD office.

NOR SALE A -DOMESTIC" SEWING MA chine. In first class condition. A No. 1 style. Cost (65 eboat I year aeo.

Can be had on easy terms by applying at HERALD office. Eor Sale. HE CHEAPEST AND BEST HOUSE AND lot (or the money in Geneva Lake Sflfitf C. W. BARBOUR.

Farm Lands ForSale. A LARGE FARM OR A SMALL FARM. ALSO Wood Lots containing five or ten acres more or less to salt purchasers. All of which will be sold cheap and on easy terms. Situated in the town of Geneva.

Apply to 3 Btf LEW IS CURTIS. Geneva. 0 A WMm ivVVt- -VTiV' tH-frTt'-'-. i mu Genera Lake Quadrille Ban! rouu ii Frank let violin. ilfort 2d violin and Prompter.

1 yortnood. Cornet. C. 1. Jtrerl, Bam.

Are prepared to fnrnioh music for tbe dancing Public on reasonable term. Addrete MORT ROGERS, G. L. Q. B.

2qlyr Geneva Lake, VU. 11KIUIIT, ATrilUTIVE, IIKKKFLL, Mrs. Julia McNair Wright's New Book, Complete Home. Full of prsrtlflo Information The yonne boune keeper's atilde Tbo experienced house keeper friend. House-lCeepiiig.

Cooking, Dress, Accldeuts, Sickness. ChPdren, Company. Marriage, Religion, Morals, Money, FamMy Government, and a multitude of other topics fully treated. Tells how to make the home Beautiful and Hap-pa. A boelt of more practical utility will seldom, if ever, be found outside of Christian Advocaf KTooQil1 veT City A poor Al WWUwUu all country hotneiUy young a old Fine Paper.

Clear Type, Beautiful Binding, Splendid Illustrations. Nearly 800 pages. Low price Sells rapidly. AGENTS WANTED. Liberal commissions Vescnjition and term free.

408 Jn Ce. Plc urdy 6c i Philadelphia, Pa. Cincinnatii, Chicago, or St. Louis, Mo. Notwithstanding the advance in all lines of manufactured goods, we are selling as low as ever, having bought early in the season for cash and di rectly from the manufacturers.

claim to be the for A- IV IV 1 32 XIj 4, Having a Urge and Complete Aeaortment. A good all wool shrunken Flannel at 40 cte. A Full Line of Ladice' aud fine all wool XllolKlEl Manufactured in California. The demand ha been so great for theee good, that orders hav been more than two months behind. We have also the largest stock of ZEPIIY1W.

GKRMANTOWN SAXONY CASHMERE SHETLAND to be lunnd in Walwort County. IILACIC CAWMEltES We Mill meet Chicago and Milwaukee Prices, and have the new and stylish Bn, Jes. and Stripes -for the trimming the same. Having this fall added to oar stock a full line of 1SIHVEU ItAJI and other fall clothes, we would akan examination of them before purchasing cise. Itease gic a tall, I re wifi guarantee Price for as ewr.

Wachter Ford Anil as True as Imimrtant. 4 Notwithstanding the boom on every kind of merchandise quotations showing an advance in everything) we guarantee old prices for one week. TR1NTS that are quoted at 6 cents for 5 Cents. SHEETINGS, worth 7 cents 1 DRESS GOODS, Good value at 12)3 for 8 Better goods at 10 and all wool filled at 12)3 cts. We show the best 2-cent Alpaca in the market, and finest Heavy 46-inch Cashmeres at $1.00.

Think of this, you who send to the City and pay more. Also MOMIE. CLOTHS, black and colored, below Chicago retail prices! On account of the heated term continuing so long this Fall we have been able to buy CLOAKS Wd SHAWLS as low ot lower than ever offered. Our 5 ami IO-eent Counters are fuller than ever before and goods moving fast. E3 OUR TWO-DOLLAR WOOL PANTS CANNOT BE BEAT I C.

W. BARBOUR. GLASS 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. Remember that I keep a full line of DAIRY STOCK By the pound, bag or barrcL Extra inducements made to purchasers of my superior ASH BUTTEE TUBS. WARE.

I keep at all times a choice selection of STAPLE AUD FARCY Groceries, Canned'T'ruits, Vegetables, Also a full line of Choice Tobaccos and Cigars. JfBe sure and call on me for i can save you money. ct- XS1 P- BZroItT For weeks ENDING SuV. 28. 5 9 I t-j Namher Esrolled Profit Per Out.

Attendance NnroherTarMy Number Viator 46 102 65 95 4 8 HO LL OF HONOR. GRAMMAR. Mamie Simmons, Ella Fattersoo, May Jtelson, Kittie Phillips, Minnie Whiting, Willie Woods. INTERMEDIATE. Genevieve Hale, Edith Moore, Lillie McLaughlin, Grace Ilauna, Ella Burns, Sarah Quinn, Stella Belcher.

2nd primary. Irene McKesson, Mamie Seymour, Nelson Mari in, vPerry Qorn ue, Arthur Hen ick, Millie Dobbs, Gertie Ilerri Bessie Buhre. 1ST PRIMARY. Warred Clithero, Annie nrdlicka, Warred Burtod, Nickie Zeivers, Eddie Sherman, Johny Ilrdlicka, Willie Bashaw. Freddie Bashaw, Clarence Durkee, Wdlile Watson.

ROT ABSENT OR TARDY DCKINO TERM. HIGH SCHOOL1. Clemt nee Ingham, Emma Weter, Mary Quigley. INTERMEDIATE. Hubert Scofield, Anna Deignan, Helen Buell, Mary Nichols, Myrta Hogaboom, Edith Maoro, Sarah Quino, Ella Burns.

SECOND PRIMARY. Irene McKesson, Mamie Seymour, Gertie Herrick, Cora Keith, Willie Hogaboom, Millie Dobbs, Bessie Buhre. FIRST PRIMARY. Martiu Finch, Harvey Marlott, Lossie Pettis, Bernard Quimcr, Eddie Hoppiug, Ella Bhynmi a w. Laurence Joliny Ilrdlicka, Freddie Bashaw, Jessie Durkee, Guy Arkilla, Abbie Seymour, Warren Clithero, Annie IDdlicka, Warren Burton, Nickie Zieversf Eddie Shermari Willie Bashaw Clarence Durkc Willie Watson.

LEADERS OF OKADEB. Bill. Mammie Simmons. Cth. Phoebe Grossman.

7th. -Myrta Hogaboom. 8th. Grace Hanna. Oth.

Irene McKesson. 10th. Carrie Barbour. 11th. Sarah Belcher.

11st Dlv. Mary Flinn. Oil Div i Willie Watson. -dDiv. i Ida Marlott.

3d Div. llazie Burdick. NAMES OF THOSE TARDY. men school. Kittie Case, 3 Katie McLnuhlin, 3 Ida Gibberson, Carrie Hanna.

SECOND PRIMARY. Henry Furguseu, Frank Averaging aboye in Examinatioug, Frank Khyino. Averaging above 85 in Examinations, Hugh Burdick, Emma Martin, Mary Quigley. Averaging aboye 83 in Examinations, Sheldon Ingham, Matie Kaye. Averaging above 75 in Examinations, Harry Barbour, Annie Barbour, Harry Cobb Ropa Quinn.

Averaging below G04 in Examinations, Melvin Marshall. Walter Allen, Trim Mrs. W. n. Whiting, of Bloom Prairie, dicd after a long and Bevcre sufTerlng on Friday, the 28th ult.

The immediate-. ause of her death was paralysis, an attack of which she received a short time before her death. She was a member of- the Episcopal church amt was buried in the ceimdery of ths Bloom Trairie church, on SumTay, Rev. R. T.

Kerfoot, officiating. Her children from abroad, reached liome in time, only to attend the fuucral. Lieut. Co nmander Whiting, of the U. S.

Navy; Mary I.tuvsoii, a grand daughter, of Eog-laud; and Mis. Atwell, of Vermont, were here. Ia the death of this estimable woman, her neigborhood loses one that was always ready for duty, a friend to the poor Rod a willing wuikcr with her busbjind in all deeds of love and goodness. That Itsilrand Again. Mr.

John A. Smith, returned ou Tuesday frein a business trip Milwaukee and Waukesha. While away, he heard much talk on the part of men who ought to know what they were talking about, in regard to a M. St. P-.

R. R. line to Geneva. They told him, with all positiveuess that the railroad would be'built fromthL function of the W. U.

R. It. and N. P. air line road-bed to Geneva by the first' ef April at the very farthest.

This will be a Very cxcelleul tlimg for Geneva as we shall by it, get at the rest of Wisconsin, whereas we haye heretofore been shut off as it were from our fellow citizens and have bad greater afiiuity for Chicago than our own state in a business point of view. A Carl. TO MY PATRONS AND TIIK PCBI.IC. On Monday next, I shall be able to furnish you with the finest 80 cent tea that I have ever had the pleasure of offering for sale. Ou account the heavy advance iu ail classes of teas it has been almoat an in-possibdity to buy a tea that I could sell for 50 and give satisfaction.

Owing to the failure of a heavy. Boston tea house and, chancing to be iu the city a few days ago, I had the opportunity of purchasing a large lot of the tiuesl tea I ever bought and of course I did ao. Therfore I feel able to place on my counter a tea for 50 eta. that defies all competitors. R.

J. Hand. A writer in the Pocmnber cumber or tbo VtUutic Magazine is terribly affected over the prospects that Iliiuois aud Wisconsin Dairy men are running into debt and become bankrupt. If the writer, hoever he is, will come to this county, and wc will takb him for instance, through the town of Cold Spring, that fifteen years ago stood at the foot of the list in the sixteen towns in this" county iu valuation. At the present Cold Spring contains ipore agricultural wealth to the acre than any other town in the county.

Dairying is what did" it. Every dairy district in the State shows the same progress. A very comfortable sort of bankruptcy, "that. Ft. Atkinson Union.

"THKgtseof Mr. George Ransford, for selling liquor la violation of the village ordinances had a hearing before tne Village Board on Wednesday. A Dumber of witnesses were sworn oo each side. Mr Richards swore that he had seen Gale Sherman drinking on Sunday and the latter was as positive that he hadn't done anything of the kind. A number of ethers also said that they had bad beer, while Mr.

Ransford said that if they had, he had not seen them or known of it. The Board took the case under consideration until tomorrow afternoon. Brainard Bull returned last eenieg after a months absence in various places. Mrs. Almyra B.

Earlie has been visiting her friend, Mrs. T. WhkLlng, since Blonday last. Miss Nellie Pottle returned home on Friday from a three months visit to relatives in ElgiD. Mr.

Fred Goodsell and family departed for their new home at Waterloo Iowa on Monday morning. Mrs. Emma Miner leftoD Blonday for a few weeks visit at Clinton Iowa. She will return about New Tears time. BIr.

Frank B. Hand, of the Relnbeck, (lows) Herald, spent the Sabbath at home in Geneva. He looks hale and hearty." BIr. J. B.

the Delavan tombstone nan, was seen in Geneva on Tuesday. He gets a heap of orders in this section of the country. The genial countenance of General A. C. Ducat has been seen on the streets several days this week, ne sojourned at the Lake House.

BIrs. Frank Briggs arrived from Belleville, Kansas on Tuesday evening, to see her father, Mr. Lewis, who is very ill, and not expected to live. BIr. James Child, County surveyor made the 1If.rald office a brief call in company with a friend, while in Geneva on business, last Wednesday.

The Chicago Journal is our authority for sayiug that BIr. Samuel BIcCotter and Sarah Goodrich, of Geneva Lake are visiting friends at Park Ridge. The editor of the Neenah Gazette years ago when a young man, wrote that popular song Lorena. He was a relative of the late Prof. Webster, of Elkhorn.

BIr. Dyar-L. Cowdery, our efficient county clerk, made Geneva and the Herald. office a brief visit yesterday. He looks a leetlt," better than he did last spring.

The Sabula Gazette says that J. J. Ilalm, of Genewa was in Sabula last week negotiating fora. location for a boot ynd shoe shop, llu will open up there in about two weeks. BIr.

Craig, of the East Troy Gazette made us a call on Thanksgiving day and when be went home tye carried with him a fine United States Jobberor card press that we sold him. The Sheboygan Tims copies our notice of the Moore Baack wedding and notes that the bride has a host of in and about Sheboygan who are pleased to learn of her happiness. Rev. Thomas Clithero and Win. R.

Nethercut, district Bteward o)B the Methodist church, have been absent during the present week attending the District Conference in session at Janes villeV The Saturday Herald says that Bliss Hattie Wilson a young lady wefr known here, was teudered a receptTtn on the eve of leaving Aurora for CJpicalgo where Judge Wilson will spend Ae winter. Commander W. 11 U. S. arrived home, ing from New York, faccomaied by.

his sister, Mrs. Atwell, of Burlington, Vermont, and his neice, Bliss Lawson, of Nottingham, England. The charge obigatny against F. N. Atwood was dismissed by Justice Wallace yesterday afternoon on the suggestion of the prosecution.

It was ascertained that Atwood had secured a divorce from No. 1 before marrying No. 2. Chicago Jour nal A death is a very sad thing to chronicle, lei It come in whalhver shape or to whatever one, it mav. But it is doubly sad when, from the midst of a happy home, two of its brightest and dearest are snatched so suddenly, that the bereaved can scarcely realize their loss.

Such is the affiiclion that BIr. and Blrs. James Archer were called upon to bear on Sunday and Monday last, when two of their fold were suddenly and with scarcely any warning, taken from them by the ravages of diphtheria. The sympathy of all is extended LsLlhem in their bereavement, hut the consolation friends can offer is little, indeed. Nvlilim, Attention.

Nixt lxt August there is to be a graud re-uuiou of all Wisconsin soldiers that can be It is very desirable that the name, residence and occupation of every surviving member of any Wisconsin regiment, be obtained and to the furthering of that object the Herald desires for publication, the name of every soldier now liviug in the county. Will you send em In? Send us the name, present address, occupation, number of regiment and company? Tell all the other boys to do the same. tf. 4 BIrs. Sarah Riiea, of Lake Forest, formerly a missionary Id Persia, will be present next Sunday evening and take part iu the annual meeting of the Young Peoples Blissionary Association of the Presbyterian church.

Mrs. Rhea is an earnest Christian woman known by active Christian women in every state in the union, and her name is a familiar household word throughout our laud. It would be well if all in the village could hear her next Sunday evening. On Saturday lost we noticed several people passiug oaj office on the opposite side of the street each one carrying a small square package no attention was paid to it at first, but after an unusual number had passed our curiosity was aroused as to what was the cause, aud a little inquiry informed us that every person was carry ing home a can of those 20 cent oysters from Hands, which are giving such universal satisfaction. A Scnday School Institute under the auspices of the Walworth Baptist Association will be held the Baptist church in this place commencing Wednesday, Dec.

10th at 10:30 o'clock a. and will continue uutil Thursday neon. Prominent men will be present. Considerable effort is being made to make this Institute a success, aud Sunday School workers of all denominations are invited to be present at the meetings. The Washington lee Company have applied for the right to lay their track in the load as usual that they may maze this oue of their points for cutting ice.

The Board granted this right and the Company will without much doubt commence cutting as soon as ice is a foot thick. Their houses are full, hut they intend to ship as they cut, as in the winter they can get cars while during a part of the summer they cannot. Tub department of Instrumental and Vocal music at tbe Seminary, propose to give a concert under the direction of Prof. Soellger, on Friday Dec. 19, at Seminary Hall.

Tbe object is to give the people of Geneva an evenings entertainment of choice music. A small admission will be charged to pay expenses. glanced over Arnold's holiday goods, the other day and were surprised to note the many elegant things he had already received. Since then he has bought another large assortment and he now has the prettiest and most appropriate lot of presents you ever saw. Owing to the great demand for oysters at Hand'a, be thinks it will be necessary to employ an extra man whose business it will be to attend to tbe oyster trade Main Street, Geneva Lake, Wis.

HARDWARE! We are sorry to learn that little hopes are entertained of the recovery of Mr. Wm. Lewis, of Linn. lie is exceedingly low with a complication -of diseases among which is consumption. At last reports he was about the same us he has been during the week.

It will pay you to 'call at and look over bis large and well selected stock of miscellaneous books, photographs and autograph albums fancy articles bought with special reference to the Holi day trade. One of New YorkB prominent chemists BIr. Abert C. Dung, Cl Bowery, says: St. Jabobs Oil cured a well known auctioneer, and many other prominent citizens of RheunnitTsqi.

It is a reliable remedy. Stettacr Bros, have failed, and having taken advantage of this opportunity to buy goods cheap, we offer them at remarkably low prices. WacnTER Ford. Remember the oysters that Hand sells for 20 cts. per can, are guaranteed strictly standard both in quality and quantify.

New dress goods in all the new and popular colors, and striped velvets for trimmings to be found at The Boys. Tub best quality of Zephyr" worsteds, Germantown, and other yarns, in good assortment at Pendletons. Children cry for the cloaks from the new style of goods to be found at Wachter Fords. It is astonishing to see the quantity of new goods unloaded at Hand's every week he reports very heavy sales. Tna largest slock of toys and Holiday goods in Geneva, Is always to be found at Pendletons.

The workmen begun putting on the planks of the steamer. In a few days she will be entirely covered. Dont you forget that Pendleton has a splendid assortment of toys and holiday goods. If you need toning up dont take poison ous liquors or bitters. Kidney-Wort is the perfect tonic.

MtMUMtHMIMHSMIMSHIO Fosters patent lace kids in all colors and sizes to be found at Fords. All wool cashmeres for 50 cents per yard at Wachter Elegant stock of cloaks and shawls just at Barbour's. SWIMVMMWUMfMVHwm The Diamond Dust best cigar in own at Cornues. Standard bulk oysters 23 cts. per quart at Hands.

Choice line of confectionery and tobacco at Cornues. tf. 1 Standard oysters, 20 ct3. per can at Hand's. Table cloths 15 cents a yard at Barbours.

W. Ai.l linen tabling 20 cents at Barbours. Board by the day or wee kat Coruues.tf New stock bats and caps at Barbours. FRKsn oysters order at Coruues. tf.

Yarns at old prices at Barbours. I gave tbe cbftd a dose of Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup, and it was all right in an hour. Sold by druggists at 25 ceuts per bottle. The Pioneer Press, of St.

Paul, has an article by II. A. Tanner, who says: The best way to avoid colorless, sickly-looking butter in winter, is to use AVells, Richard son Cos Perfected Butter Color, the essential principal being the same as in the yellow daudelion blossoms. Five Hundred Thousand SI roll g. In the past few months there has been more than 500,000 bottles of Shilohs cure sold.

Out of the vast number of people who have used it, more than 3.000 cases of Consumption have been cured. All Coughs, Croup, Asthma, and Bronchitis, yield at once, hence it is that everybody speaks in its prase. To those who have not used it let us say, if you have a Cough, or your child the Croup, and you value life dont fail to try it. For Lame Back, side or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. A Strange People.

Do you not know that there are strange people in our community, we say strange because they seem to prefer to sutler and pass their davs miserably, made so by)is pepsin, and Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Constipation, and General Debility, when Shilohs Yitalizer is guaranteed to cure them. We have a speedy and positive Cure, for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth, and Head Ache, in Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy A nasal Iujector free with each bottle. Use it if you desire health, and sweet breath. Price 50 cts. Sold by Arnold and llammersley.

Kindred Evils. It is well known that a relationship exists between piles, constipation, kidney diseases and iiy6r troubles. In Kidney-Wort we have a remedy that acts on tbe general system and restores health by gent ly aiding nature's internal processes. Druggists keep it. Browns Hotel, SIacon, Ga.

Sept. 21 1879 BIessrs. BIougan Allen, 59 John St. New York City: Dear Sirs: In looking oyer Harper's Weekly paper I saw the advertisment of your valuable medicine, Constitution Water, and it occurred to me that it was my duty to add to your list of testimonials For twelve months I suffered with inflam matipn of the kidneys and bladder no rest at night, up ten or fifteen times; could not walk across the street without having pal pitations of the heart, would have to sit down and rest before I cobid get back to the hotel." Last May I was obliged to give up my business, that of a hotel keeper, was reduced iu weight forty pounds. In August I made the trip by steamer to New York, thence by steamer to New London Connecticut, where I arrived weak and very much debilitated.

Bly brother, J. F. Brown, President of Browns Cotton Gin Company at New London, sent to the druggists for a bottle of Constitution Water, and insisted on my taking it, saying that he, and others he knew, had been troubled the same way. It seems incredible, but in two days I began to feel better, my appetite improving, and in a few days Was able to walk up to the town, some half mile distant, without getting wearied, or having any fluttering or palpitation of the heart. In a short time I returned to New York (visited Coney Island, of course) aud walked from the Wooden Pier to tbe Iron Pier, a distance I should judge of nearlv one mile, through the sand also long distance through Central Park with out any inconvenience or distress.

I am sixty years of age, hare lived in Macon fifty-four years, been in the hotel business twenty-five years, and those that know me know that I would not give this testimonial unless it was due yon, and to those suffering as I haye suffered. Diseases similar to mine and other diseases your medicine is recommended for are very prevalent the South. Yours truly, Ask your druggist for it. E. E.

Bbown Marriages. HICKS HICKS At the residence of the hride' lather, Uerrett Hicks, of Spring Prune, on 'IS by Rev. R- C. Paraone, Levi iN. llicka, X.

D. to 1ts R. Hicks. 3 02 4 The City Railway Company Chicago, works 4,760 Ilorscs. Read what So perintendent Squires hem Jo say: We use exclusively Whittier's Liniment.

It will pay all owners of horses to call or write. M. M. SQUIRES, Svp't C. C.

It. Co. The Ejrpress Company works if horses. Read tcheit Superintendent li.ntght has to say': I have been urine liniment on the horses of the American Dd United States Express Company stables for 24 I never met any that had one-tenth the merit of Whittiers Liniment. Our stables are open.

Call and see for yourselves. II. KXIOIir, Sup't S. Er. Co.

The Transfer Company of Chicago work sS4 horses. Read what JUJU. YOUXC CO. hare to say: 124 Michigan-av. Whittiers Liniment should be every barn." It has real merit.

The contractors for cleaning of the citg seork S24 horses. Read what C. II. 11 OTC11KISS CO. hare to say: Whittiers Liniment will cure more horses in one day than all others in a month.

C. T. HOI C11KISS Street Cleaning Contraetors. Scratches, Greased Heel, Thrush, Galled Spots from any 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 Ho Remedy on Earth that Equal Whittiers Liniment for Rheumatism. It will have the same effect upon the human. Fifes, Scrofula, Scald Head Catarrh, Pimples or Blotches on Face or Body, Old Sores, or Fresh Cuts. ONLY SO cm BOTTLE. Shelf Hardware.

Glass and Wooden Ware, Etc. Over a third of a century's experience en-dblcs the undersigned to present the Jnryest and best selected stock in Wuticorth county. T. C. SMITH.

Iijtt paper has gone up to tea cents AH'r pound and still rising. Oh, delinquents, delinquents, how much misery you are to blame for. If you'd only paid up we would haye bought a carload of paper and could have bid defiance to paper makers. DR. S.

WHITTIER, 204 East 4V ashiiigt on Street. TCr a I FOR THE HOLIDAYS. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

FOR THE HOLIDAYS. BOOKS ALBUMS (all kinds) BEAUTIFUL VASES COLOGNE BOTTLES PERFUMERY TiiRTjiJy of the Lake will receive extensive repairs this winter so as to fit her out iu good order for the opening of the season. She will have a new engine, doing away with the noisy gearing and she will also have new and larger wheels. Other improvements arc contemplated, also. The tax gHU'erer will bold forth from Monday next and all have a chance to he support the commonwealth.

The rate this year including road, village, town county and state taxes is just one tent and six mi'ls. The tax last Fall, excluding vil-lage and road taxes was exactly one aud one-half cents on the dollar. An-'THfk steamer (the fourth or Itth,) is to lie built, this winter, to run on Geneva Lake Sheboygan Time. Tuk new steamer makes exactly ten steames that are on the lake at the present time and the prospects for at least three more bef re next season, are good. The new one makes the third public boat, however.

The Oakes Bros', concert last Friday evenii was qu.Us largely attended although no scats were bought by noon of lay. Most ef those who were present spe highly of BIr. Pr indie's acHrfg and also praise the duet of musical glasses by BIr. Oakes and Bliss Keith. Should the troupe visit the lakk again they will undoubtedly be greeted by a fiill hj.oe.

The Sunday School of the Episcopal fhurch is busy preparing its carols for Chibtmxs. They will a their carol service in the church on Christmas Eve. We understand they are getting ready some nice Christmas plays for their Childrens Entertainment in the Opera House, the night after Christmas, Besides the tree, The Old Woman that lived in Shee," and Santa Claus," and Mother Goose at Home," will furnish an abun. dance of merrie fun for old and young. TOILET CASES (Celluloid) FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

FINE STATIONERY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. WRITING DESKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. WORKS BOXES FOR THE HOLIDAYS. 1 And a great many other desirable articles AT HZEvZL.