The Lake Geneva Herald from Lake Geneva, Wisconsin • 3

I The gptrlls el 78. GASH Ft 1 ji'ianL uiir printed hy Strum J'oircr, ert ry Saturday Morn i nr, at Genera IaiI.c, iK on.ti uM i can 0 nopol familye 'J h' If'f'd 1 1 A print'd i Wnluorth County ami huk Lnrgl tlrmla (ton th onnt 1 RATES FOR ADVERTISING. -owmmMwwmWfMwxw in and Boss Tweed arrested on board a Spanish Vessel, but what is that to those who go with the crowd to EL M. CURTIS AlTHOI'ok we have been somewhat sceptical io regard to the treatment prac tieed by Dr. Rogers of this place, still we must confess the doctor presents some very' refer nets.

From them we publish the following, and leave the public to de clde for themselves whether there Is any good in the practice. No doubt tpany of our readers are acquainted wiih Mr. II. Hale, the mortgage backer of Chicago, whose name attached to the first, and by tlder knowledge of him will be able to decide fairly in reference to the merit of mag netic treatment. Cjhcaoo, May 4th, To the sick an! filleted I would say, that I was in a very low condition, physi caily, suffering from catarrh and other difficulties, when I was advised to apply to Dr.

Rogers for help, and to my great sur rise and Joy he relieved tne very much the first treatment, and entirely cured me within one month, mostly by magnelio treatment. I can assure all who try the Doctor that lie ill do them great good from the start, and I believe entirly cure in nine cases out of ten. I wish that I could tell all who want help to go to Dr. R. Rogers.

I am now enjoying the best of health. Ever truly yours, D. H. IIujs. Cor.

Dearborn and Randolph I'mcAoo, May 17th, 137.7, Drt, J. In answer to jour inquiry as to the benfit derived from your treatment of Mrs. Wrights eyes I would say that they are completely cured from the film that was growing over the sights when you began giving her medicine, at bich time we were fearful that her sight would be entirely lost. She had them examined by some of the most eminent Oculists In the country, who said that a cure might possible be effected but it was doubtful. Y'ours truly, C.

P. Wjiioht. A Ii STATIONERY to nr SCHOOL C. E. BUHRES.

TiiRgun whh Danid Room used to own, anj which has often been mentioned in border stories li rome iDto the possession of Sir. J. E. Iurtcu, and can be seen at any lime by calling on him. The following li Her from our old towns Charlie Gardener, through whom the gun was bought, and who has obtained testimony saying tiiat tiie gun is the original one, ill gie as grxd a de-ripthfn of it a ran: Fort Kcolf, Kansas, Aug.

13, 1370. J. E. RntTos, Geneva Lake, Wig, Dkak Hik: I have a fine opportunity of obtaining possession of the identical rifle owned and for many years carried by DanUlJioone in his pioneer life In Ken lucky. Knowing your fondness for collection of this kind, and thinking you would be pleased to he the possessor of the old relic, the subscriber bus hastened to take the Jihi rly of addressing you.

The gun is nearly as tall as and the stock which reaches the whole length of the barrel, is neaily worn through in one place but with the exception of one or two splits in the stock, which are neatly mended, the fin is In tolerable good repairs The sto is ornamented with various fancy designs, such ns star, crescent, square and compass, made from coin silver, showing the oiiginal proprietor to have been artistic in his tastes. I do not think there is any defect in regard to the original ownership, for it now in the poegsion of one of Boones descendants. Who Is an liouest and good man, whom every one respects. The gun can be bought for about-aud if you want it please write me without delay, for I have the refusal of It for a wuk. Wishing to hear from you soon, I tun Yours truly, ('has.

II. Gardner. Wk are glad to learn that, far the present at leust, Mr. Harrison It. Durkee, of the firm of Durkee Ellsworth, will stay la Geneva, and we trust that he may find sufficient inducements here to tempt him to enter business sgaln as a citizen of Geneva, Mr.

Durkee came to Geneva some two ypars ego, bringing with him ample references to establish him at once In the trust an 1 confidence of our cltisens, and his career here has placed him high In the estimation of his many friends and patrons. As a man of business he is always prompt, polite and obliging. Mr. Durkee served in the Union army during the war as a corporal In Co. II.

10th Regiment N. Y. where ho won many lasting friends. In June, lHfi), he was wounded in the battle of Guiner I It II, being shot through the cheat while in action, and for some time after an inmate of the United States Hospital, where lie also attained the same popularity he had possessed iu serving his country. Such men wo are always glad to mention as citiztia of our village, and regret to give them up when their interests lead them away from our town.

The first of a series of Campaign speeches at this place wag delivered before the ILiycs Wheeler Club In Metropolitan II11 last Thursday evening, by Hon. T. D. Weeks, of Whitewater. Although Geneva is a remaikubly quiet town, being so exclusively Republican, yet over two hundred turned out to hear the speaker, aud they were well repaid by an Interesting comparison of the merits of the two parties, their origin, the classes that supported each, and the issues that eneh have fought for during the past sixteen years, concluding with a refutation of some of the charges now pul upon tho Republicans for the purpose of defeating them in the present campaign.

One of tho attractions of the evening was the Geneva Lake Cornet Rand, which helped greatly to eullycn tho meeting. READ ACT ACCORDINGLY! ir the County. THIRTY YEARS! "avve-w IT S' Thirty years experience in the Hardware Business enables the undersigned to present to the public the largest cheapest and best stock of SIIEL.F IIAXIDWARl FARMING IMPLEMENTS OILS PAINTS, TIN-WARE, SHEET -IRON, STOVES, Ola ss, and WOODEN WARE to be found in A Statement of your account up to July will be handed you, and the 10th of each month following you will receive a Statement of the previous months account which IXJ.ST be settled, This rule will be strictly adhered to, be yon Friend or Stranger. Goods Mill Le Sold as Cheap as tho Cheapest. Please cull for your old account.

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a. enyi lke Vr ifht (l (Ml a. a. Western Union Railroad. IIANfigOKTIXgTAKivo trrrrt Orr, rth, 1R75 GHING WiT.

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Prayer nientinsf VV cflne.ilrty evtiine at 7 jn p. n. Ucv. Hsif I. HTHitniMT kfi iP4l.

im N( Service every HnfiAuy nt 11 a. mi'l a 7 vi Jrayer Dincflii criu'Huy in rnln at 7 JO p.a. 11 .1 I. ijewltr. ni tf HSfrvi(f every Httmluy at It a and at 7 pip 4 prayer Wed ftv-i'fiy eennr at 7 'ft m.

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It. A. meet nn Mo on or (ore full moon lr en inth. V. A Hi II.

V. (UittKRMLitr.Hw, G2137A fcqt ernes. AUUIVAL AND MCPAUTCUK OP MULS. Arrlftea. hen.

via fllnfon June, a Sprinofleld Aillrte P'L'in Hi I ip a Pwaukea It.o me. via prlnjrfleld a om II Rartm a rio02i. a sprlnuft UK. ii aj, VV AO June Mtfta a (. via bUIn, 4lMiA.at lit KI.U.

I Pin job work ai)rlii(if y. Pvttf amt 9tort noth tlnmt la ttylf of typ? an art notic amt Imp Stud for "ttrofifOur irnrit ord'rhtf eeeieftere oqI Ufpartmrnt. (iKNEVA LAKE, Iloma rirst, tho World ALorward. Somliury i-ntirtniami'iit iiU mt Tu(Jy rvi'iilnj; T. IE County F.ilr 111 open next iy, nnj rontinup until Sutuulivy.

Mn. I.H't ilii' putting up largo Lliti'm tv) Ms rcsuli'iiiT on the lttke horo. Tuca- Iris time tv) Ivg'm VX'kg (it Fall ROOlli tv) ok out for next fik. to look fur new le avlveitiscvl, fo If you want nny goo 1 clollics umje anj 'o nuxious to have lit, take your cloth i Alee. Oonahlson, nnvl get a suit made mt will last you a year.

r.A'T thi'uivlay II irvoy itatTord and Judd ernnu tiotUvl Unit horse, Maggie anJ vltle Fred, Lir a pmse of flO). Harv. ok Ilia niviiu but we did not learn the me made. TtiKlnp nt tVntennl il It last Wed-sday evening was n.it very largely at-nded, but was enjoyed by all who were sent, an msiv-h so Hi it another Is con-undated in a few days. M.t, liatir.nr Iai.mhi and J.

M. Fish, North (reneva, are among the depart fvtr the CVntennl il during the present m-k. Wo wWi a peasaut and rvjtliablo trip and site return. Wk notice 1.) our town Mr. D.

('. Porter, ho is moved do.vu from the park at ontana ftud wi live in Geneva during lie coming winKr, where his children will i ive tae bandit of ir public schools. Tus my frieuas of Miss A. Wheeler, our vpuiar milliner, will be pleased to le irn Hi she is so far recovered from lit severe IV ness as to Ik able to welcome and wait Un them at her accustomed place of business. Pii iKK-sviH Pc irs 'a, who has established himself as a teacher of the plino aud organ at Lake Geneva Seminary, now informs us that ho ill give mu-ic lessons ci'hvr nt the nm-ic ro mis of the Seminary or at private rei uoes Tor members of the Crawford base kil club desire to retain thanks to Miss I.ibhie llurton for two beautifully-worked foul tl ics." We notice a decided im.

provement in theh citing of the boys since them ll.i wore placed in the GelJ. Peuhvcs V.st Stiurday was not a very good day for fi-dutig, but Messrs. Geo. tHuies, K. Iutiro and a few others, who went up the lake succeeded lu taking in fifty-two bUh Uss, half of which would average our two pounds apiece.

We were mistaken in saying that C. AV. la eKi-m 7 A V. At. Barhonr had gone th tho crowd to the (V- Huui il: Ilis objective point was Bosh'd- Earg dns hat ho was after, and a big lot of them he has bought and is now receiving.

Read hat he saj-s and call upon Uni at once. A Tnr.m BOOKS .1 Mi For (he most 1 and DESIRABLE STOCK! Of CARPETS and DRY GOODS! Ladies, Misses and 7 Childrens shoes of superior Quality. HATS AND CAPS LATEST STYLES. FULL STOCK of GOOD GOODS at LOW PRICES. DAVIS SLADE.

SXeut Srnrlcctl POTTER COMPANY SC'' trhifiny Jit at. of sr A. t. WOOD. A I sat within my chamber.

In th Ireligbt's genial glow. Thinking of event and person Of hundred year go, Thinking of the brave departed Nerve of iron and b- rl of oek. Who dedt tl the haughty Bntun And threw off their galling yoke, Thinking of their eon and daughter, grion of a race of kings, Weakened both In mind and body By the In that wealth e'er bring. Through the open doorway entered. Without knock or warning given.

With no notice of bia coming, Without eonnd of footfuil eveB, One whose preaent-e chilled and awed me, Thongli no goblin face or form. Without aught In mien or gesture That might threaten or could harm Clad in garb of ancient pattern. Bowed in form, of aspect eage, AH proclaimed my etiauge intruder Of a long departed age. Mortal, thue the shape addreaeed me, Think of modern things no more, While tn viaion pas before yon Men who lived in day of yore. Bee before yon.

roused from slumber. One who ran event nnrnix. One whom age has given wisdom. The spirit of evvnteen-eveiity-alx. the glory and the honor Of those da js forever goue.

When man bowed the knee to no one gave the Lord in Heaven alone! Then to be a man meant something More than noble, lord or king; Conscious ot the power within him lie could fear no mortal thing. Ready for the right to he knew the right to beneath whateer oppression, He could be no less than free; And Old England learned fall dearly, Thongh too late to save herahame, That the people were the rulers, And demanded place and name. Wrought they not atone, for mothers, Wives and daughters bore their part, Shrinking not from toll and dangers, Strengthening hsnd and cheering heart. Youth and maiden caught the spirit Handed from their elders down. And In youthful al gave noble Aid to crush the haughty crown.

Poor in gold and few in numbers. Wrong In conscious power of right. They took up the haughty challenge, 'Anil prepared them for the fight. Though before superior numbers They were oft compelled to lly, Hope and faith forsook them never. They resolved to win or die.

He was with them who haa promised Ever to protect Ills own; Brave they were yet not relying On the strength of man alone. With their blood they sealed th compact. And bequeathed to coming years. Institutions freest, noblest. Hallowed e'er by prayers and tear.

Now at length the changiug i Have revolved a hundred times. And the nation's hundredth birth year Glad resounds with many chimes. And the noble, hopeful spirits All, lu peace, havo passed away. Leaving none to take their places Such as knew her natal day. 'Men have now forgot their Maker, Bowing to another king.

Taking for their highest worship Gold and things that gold can bring; Claiming as their great ambition. Place and power and idle praise. In their sins and degradation Living scarcely half their days. Woman, from her place of helpmate, Lists to fashion's beck and call. By her haughty voice and mandate Ever held iu servile thrall Crushes down her nobler nature, Holds aloof front scenes of woe Which her words and deeds might brighten.

Living hut for Idle show. Children now nre taught to reverence Nothing human or divine Meet and Atting branches are they Of a fruitless, withered vino; Apiug all the faults and follies Of their elders lu the State, It wilt need no power prophetic To foretell their future fate. Woe Is me and woo the nation, Naught is left but grief and tears, Her brief life must end lu sadness Ere another hundred years." Ami he turned to leave my presence, Older grown and bowed more low. Form and features showing plainly Ciiavalllng care and woe. But before he crossed the threshold Raug a step within the ball, And a voice of manly vigor Gave the hunter's cheery call.

And a form strong, lithe and youthful. Quick advanced within the room, By his simple, cheering presence, Scattering the gathering gloom. Jay unto onr glorious nntion On her hnndretb natal year, From all lands and from all people Come there words of hope and cheer; And to make those words more telling, And their force more Armly Ax, 1 am cornea willing herald, The spirit of Eighteen-seventy-slx. I have heard your wall, my brother, Aud he took the others hand, Age and sleep have dimmed yonr vision, And yon wrong onr happy land. -I will vie ith yon lit honor Of all hero sires of old.

Who by dangers were not daunted. Who could not be bougWl for gold; Of tlio mothers, wives and children, Who so nobly bore their part, And mot want without a murmur, With a patient trusting heart; But no less of praise aud honor Than Is ronnd thne memory shed, Should be glvon to their children When a hundred Tears have Aed. Where have men been found more willing When the call of duty come, For their countrys name And honor To forsake their qnlet homes; Giving time and strength and fortune Freely foi the common good. And npon their country's altar Pouring out their best helrts' blood. Where has womankind proved truer, Hushing all her rising tears.

Sending loved ones forth to battle, Without weakness sighs or tears. Laboring hnong sick and wounded With her patient changeless love. And when death has claimed the victim Pointing to the home above. Well twill be If children follow Snch example nobly set, And the deeds of those departed Never In their hearts forget. Y'onth Is thoughtless, often headstrong, Age muBt guide them one by one.

For as seasons come and vanish. Sire most yield hie place to eon. Tisa stirring age my brother. Men live faster than of old. He who conquers tn life's conAict, Must be active, prompt and bold.

But the world is growing better, God in mercy willed It so, Aud Columbia towers more grandly Than a hundred years ago. I am free to own my error, Spoke at leugth the aged one; Patriot sire and Christian mother Needs must rear a noble son; Yes, the world Is growing better. Spite of gathering doubts and fears May this nation live and prosper Through a fAoasnad hundred years. As he ceased they clasped each other In a brotherly embrace. While the light of love and concord Shone npon each upturned face.

Hand In hand they then passed ontward, anished through the open door. And, beside the dying embers, I was left alone once more. HIRHIED. MALCOLM GRAY At the residence of Roht. Riggs, Geneva, Sept.

lst, l-Ctt, hvJesUeeOet man. Mr. James Malcolm and Miss Jane Gray, all of the town of Spring Prairie, WU. BIF.I1. DI ED At Orchard Mines, Peoria Connty, Sept, tub, of Congestion of the brain, John Garvin, late of Genera Lake, Wisconsin.

His friends or relatives ran learn the particulars of his death by addressing, HanauTHTow, Orchard Mines, Peoria HI. We thy poicet and yield to thy requirement. Xew England is the chief manufacturing district of the country BOSTON Represents more fully than any other city in the Union these rn a mi fa ct ri es. The stringency of the motiey market has thrown immense stocks into that market The subscriber has just returned from THE HUB (Taking in Chicago as icell), where he purchased largely of Bankrupt Stocks AND Forced Sales At a discount of 10 to 40 per cent from cost of production and proposes at the close of this Centennial Year to en-lirenthetimes bg offering unprece-den ted ba rga ins in every department. DRY GOODS Purchased in this way are astonishingly low and cannot fail to suit all We hare the largest cheapest and best stock of MENS and BOYS CLOTHING Ever brought to this market and will make it an object for both near and distant buyers to select from this stock.

We urgently ask an examination of this department and defy competition. We are also carrying the most complete assortment of Fnrnisliing Goods Ever exhibited by us. IIATS and CAPS Were never as cheap as the price named by us th is season. We show a complete stock of Trimmings and Fancy Goods. Ribbons hnd Yarns.

We carry the largest Carpetings county. as usual stock of in the C. 17. BARBOUR. Genera, Sept.

1 7 G.7. Orn readers will remember that we spoke last week of Mr. Jow.v Nethercut going away for a gli rt visit at tho East. That he is missed in the Censer office, at Rockford, where he has been making his home for several years, will bo seen by the following clipping from that paper. Our foreman, Mr.

John E. Nethercut, who so faithfully hnd satisfactorily conducted the Golden Center in our absence, has gone east to tho Centennial, New York, and other points of interest for a few weeks of rest and recreation. We certainly wisli him a very pleasant trip, and hope he will findTespite from his toils while looking at the grand sights at Philadelphia, and while visiting among his friends in New York City. Temperance It ally. The order of Sons of Temperance throughout the United States will celebrate their 8 till Anniversary, Friday, Sept.

The order in Geneva, In harmony with this movement, will give an entertainment, open to the public. In Metropolitan Hall on the evening of the 29th. They have provided good music and good speaking for this occasion, and now Invite the public to join with them In advancing their work of temperance. ONSiturday last the "Crawfords," of this village, played the Nippers," of Richmond, 111., defeating them by a score of 45 to 29. Tho bad state of the ground rendered it almost impossible to play with any satisfaction, there being a great many seeming errors on this account.

Notwithstanding these drawbacks the game passed off pleasantly, and tho Crawfords were well satisfied with the treatment they received. Ohio has the champion sagacious dog. At all times very savage, on the approach of strangers he recently astonished the community by joyously welcoming a man In a light wagon who tied up nt the hitching post before the house. The dog had never seen the man before but something in the light wagon put him on his good behavior. It was a Light Running Domestic and the man a Domestic agent.

Tilts week Mr. G. S. Utter, of the Richmond Gazette, moved his family from our village to Richmond, where we wish them success aud a hnppy life. Although they will be missed by friends, no doubt Mr.

Utter will enjoy having his homo nearer his pluce of business, hence what will be our loss will he his gain. Ok the Democratic candidates for county offices we cannot say much, as most of them are not personally kno.vn to us, but their candidate for Register, Mr. Henry Ferguson, Is certainly an excellent selection and a man will worthy of the position. Were he not on the wrong ticket wo should do our best to elect him. It is with sorrow t'mt we are calied to explain the reason of Dr.

Trimbles absence. He has again been called homo by serious illness in his family. The Doctor is winning an enviable reputation In our village and we hope that he may soon bo permitted to return bearing news of the recovery of his wife. One week from next Thursday evening J. E.

Burton will address the Ilaycs and Wheeler Club, of Geueya, in Metropolitan Hall. Plenty of music will bo in attendance and a general good time is expected. Turn out aud keep tho ball rolling. F. Buhre has on band a flue assortmen of ladies cloth for cloaks, and he Is selling them at bed-rock prices.

1XOVOJIY AM) (OM TOUT. How to Enjoy Itodi. So much has been said and written of onr Centennial Exhibition that almost every one iu our broad and beautiful land is at least desirous of paying a visit there, and viewing for the first and only time in their fives the remarkable products of our country, gathered from every State and Territory. To those, especially, who desire econo-my, we wish to present a reasonable table of prices, or the cost of a trip to the Centennial, and will take Chicago as a central starting point. Excursion ticket to Philadelphia delphia and return, good for 60 days S3 00 Four meals going and four returning 6 00 Supper, lodging aud breakfast in Philadelphia 50 Admission to Exposition 50 Lunch in Centennial grounds 50 fH 50 Each day at Exposition 3 50 In presenting this array of figures, we have, of course, adopted the shortest aud quickest line to the Centennial, in order to give the cheapest, and that route is be the Great Fort Wayne and Pcnnsylvania'Lne, which runs all its trains direct to the main entrance, thus saving to the traveler the cost of carriage hire or the vexatious annoyance of slow going street cars, which travelers by all other routes must use, in order to reach the Centennial grouuds, more than three miles distant from any depot, except the commodious oue erected by the Pennsylvania Line for t'ue enj y-rnent of its patrons.

Every visitor to the Centenrda has testified to the superiority of the Great Fort Waytie and Pennsylvania Line, with its complete and elegant Parlor, bleeping aud Hotel coaches, where one can luxuriously recliuc aud view with (Might the charming scenery of lofty mountains, beautiful valleys, and tho rippling waters of the bright and sparkling Juniata, together with the famous Horse bhoe Bend, Ailegrippas, Pack saddle, the crossing ot the busque banna, and an endless variety of lovely sights not to he found on any other but tuis popular line. One could spend hours in writing of its beauties and comforts, but space forbids our saying more than this: hy all means take the Great Fort Wayne and Pennsylvania Line to the Centennial, and reach the very Gateway of the Exposition without change of cars or anv transfer. L. CURTIS, TiKALEK IX GRASS AlID FIELD SEE S. Ti moth I tsike, i fat fa and White Clo-, ver, Hungarian, let, Red-top, Orchard-Grass, and Foul Mcadoiv Grass.

a Mi r.nniY or GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, GARDEN TOOLS, FI.OWER POTS, VASES, HANGING BASKETS, FLOWER BRACKETS, AND TRELLISES. EIRD CAGES. FISH GLOBES, CANARIES. GOLD FISH, AND AQUARIUMS, ALSO A FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Atjent for tlio Celebrated Whitewater KAYES PARK! fa now prepared for the accommodation sranLu yisitohs. Th most complete park npon th shore of Geneva Lake.

The beet pic nic grounds in Walworth Connir. I 1 Good Hotel aecom molet tion ls- tourant, Museum, Bull Alley, Base Bull Grou ruls Iiirert eommuuieation by Steamer with Genera and alt prominent jifti nt Hjon the MctxoioIItun 'ffhfe-v nL 7 i iv rnoniTu f'Ul'NTY COURT, WALWORTH COUNTY. In the matter of the Probate of the Last ill ant Testament of Mary P. Barrett, deceased. On reading and filing an instrument In writing.

purportuifMo be tho lust will and testameut of Mary P. Barrell, latc'of the town of Genetain raid county, deceased, and also the accompanying petition of Daniel Lo ke of said town, representing, amon other things, that the said Mary P. liarreil died at said town on the 9th nay of September, 19T; that said Instrument Is the last will and testament of said derceaeed that petitioner Is name, and appointed, and hr raid will executor thereof, aud praying that ii day be appointed for hearing the proofs of said last will and testament; and that upon the proof and allowance of said will li tters testamentary thereof be granted to him, it is Orvferrrf, That said petition and the proofs of snid instrument he heard before the Jurt-eof this I onrt, at bis office in the village of Elkhorn. Ill said county, on Monday, the 9th day of October. lhTJ.

at 10 o'clock a. And it is farther Onferecf, That notice thereof be given to all persons Interested, by publishing a copy of this order for three weeks successively, pnor to said day of hearing, in the Geneva Lake Hxbaud. a weekly newspaper printed at Geneva in said County. a PETER COLDER, County Judge. Haled September 13th, IcTii.

29 iv I'icors ti" COUNTY COURT, MALM OllTU COUNTY. the matter of the E-tatc of Jerusha Maxwell, Adeccaed. And now come Joel C. Walter, executor of the last mil and Testament raid deceased, and files bis account ith raid ert-ite nuch executor and pray that tho nine be examined aud settled and thereupon. It is Grtirrel, That said account be examined before the Judge of tlm Court, at his ottue, in the ftiliuge of Elkhorn, in Ibis County, od Monday, the yth day of October, at 10 o'clock iu the forenoon of that day.

it i lurthrr Onirrd. That notice thereof be given to all pereous interested, by publishing a copy of this order for three vuc-cisslve weeks, prior to said dav of examination. In the Geucva Lake Herald, a' weekiy newspaper published at tnea. in said Countv. PETKR GOLDKR, County Judge.

Done September 11th, 187ft. GENEVA A XI) Confectioner' Store. A FBESH SCPPL OP Pics, Cakes, Bread, Crackers, Cookies, Snaps and everything usually arpt in a Bakery constantly on hand, at lower pricea than yon caa kaj Ihe flour, aud what is a far greater they are always well baked, thus being aaurh healthier than the soggy half baked bread which so many families are in the habit of eating. A LA ROE STOCK OF Confectionery ot thepnreet ar.d best quality mace, I. always to be hl, freh, and at prices which those who do not make a specialty of it cannot compete with.

TI1S BEST Bn A XT'S OF CIGARS AXD The well known and popular Meat Market of Duikee A Ellsworth has changed hands, having now come under the control of Messrs. Potter Potter, two cousius, who have chosen Geucva as a fit place to start business. They have certainly chosen a good place and secured a largo and prosperous husiuess, which has been built up by Messrs. Durkee Ellsworth by no small amount of labor. By refening to their advertisement, which takes the place of the old ad of Durkee Ellsworth, it will be seen that they propose to fill the bill iu every respect and supply all kinds of meats, Mr.

Potter come from the vicinity of Elkhorn, and appear in every respect to be worthy the patronage we can assure them from the people of Geneva. List Tuesday Mr. E. Battisford and Mr. James Martin settled a long disputed point iu regird to the comparative speeed of their two horses, respcctivLdy, Buckskin and Jims Brown mare.

The start was made In good shape, but Old Buck had miscalculated his ability to contest the race and after running about ten rods fell, together with his rider In a promiscuous heap. Some time after, a sick looking driver and a dusty pile of bones slowly gathered themselves up and hobbled off townrd home, leaving Martin, who completed the half mile in one minute and 7 seconds, in full possession of the purse. On the 27th of September the Cornet Band of Geneva will take an excursion trip on board the Newberry, and they Invite their friends to join with them on that occ.ihlon. The string band is also preparing an abundance of music, which ought not to be missed. Mr.

Newberry kindly donates half the faro to the benefit of the band, which we need especially to keep up through tho campaign season. So, if you have any patriotism, come out, enjoy yourselves, and assist to pay ex-, penses. A uexehai. picnic, composed of the citizens of Geneva and vicinity.wlll be held at Kayes Park next Tuesday. This enterprise is gotten up with a view to give tho old settlers and fiiends a chance for a general good time.

Should the weather be unfavorable on Tuesday, the picnic will be postponed until Wednesday. Mr. Kaye is makiug trepan ions to furnish dinner for the party, as the weather is getting rather cool; however, those who wish can enjoy a Jbaskct picnic. This will, be the last trip of the Newberry. The proprietors ol Lake Geneva Seminary are preparing to give us a treat in the shape of a musical entertainment next Tuesday evening, at Seminary Ilall.

The best talent of the "place is engaged in this enterprise, ami no paius will be spared to make it all that could be desired. A personal invitation is extended through these Columns to all friends of the Institution, 1 aud to the loyers of good music to be present and enjoy a treat. Rkmkmdeh this Is the last issue before the County Fair. Next week we expect Geneva will be dull enough for we really thiuk the people ought, to turn out and ought to give Elkhorn the year. Of course people have been up and we expect they will better satisfied than reason why we want Passeuger train which between Chicago and the Summer has been the steamers still guests, and excui-don The month of September pleasantest of any month Good fishing, a breeze for of fun, is tho universal vn itors at tho re scut time.

TO ItKXT. IOHTY ACHES OF LAND HOUSE AND burn Kuqnire of II. Grant, Genea, Wit. MHWMMMcaMMMaaiuMitiiffifMataHann 7 tor ftvo years at 10 per cent, annual interest, pood first mortjfmffe will be given on a brick house and three village lota in Geneva illage. IsOOIil LOOK! Plain Pewing of all kinds nefttly done.

Inquire of Mrs. Ashton. In Mr. Patton Hottne. S2y 3w Onr large life-like Steel Fn gratings of the Preaideiitlal make Candidate sell rapidly.

Send $18 A I.Y for circular, N. Y. Engraving Wall Street, Box N. Y. asents; A situation as housekeeper.

Inquire at this k28 3 office. A CAltlt. The subscriber designs to establish at his res Idence near Geneva Lake, a Family Boarding School for boys. References Rev. O.

A. Williams, D. Richardson. K. 8.

Warner, J. E. Burton, J. A. Smith, of Geneva.

Chicago References Dr. II. Hitchcock, Pralrlo Rev. Dr. J.

C. Burroughs, Chicago University. Hon. JF. R.

Doolittle, 7T Soat Clark Street, For particulars enquire of L. Havo. MUSIC. yjRS. O.

W. FELLOWS, TEACHER OF VOCAL CULTURE and singing, and Miss Ann. Fkllows. MAX 1ST AM) OIUJ ftMST. are now prvpared to give instructions In their branches at their residence, S.

E. Cor. of Warren and Wisconsin Streets. ln tl. Try It mil Toil ill Alnnjs Tse Wood's Improved.

Wood's Ipbotxi Haui Restokativc le unlike any other, and has no equal. The Improved haa new vegetable tonic properties; restores rey hair to a glossy, natural color; restores aded, dry, harsh and falling hair; restoies, dresses, gives vigor to the hair; restores hair to prematurely bald beads removes dandruff, humors, scaly eruptions removes irritation, itching and scaly dryness. No article produces such wonderful effects. Try It, call for Wood Improved Hair Restorative, and don't put off vAih any other article. Sold by all druggists iu this place and dealers everywhere.

Trade supplied at manufacture' prices hy C. A. Toon Chicago, Pole Agents for the United Slates and Canadas, and by all holesale Drnggtt. LAKE 6YTORR PROPERTY FOR SALK. One hnndred and thirty-seven acres of Innd fronting the eastern shore of Geneva Lake, adjoining Geneva village aud nithin one mile of its bnsinesscentre, know putin the ma.ketlor the first time.

This is a most desirable tract of land, the varied charms of hill and vale, orchard and lawn, and sunny slopes shaded by thrH ing roves, with babbling springs ana running rooks, and is capable of development into a park of snrpaeeing beaaty, or of subdivision into numerous lots wuh choice sites for villa residences, all having fine views of the lake and the surrounding country. Also twenty-one acres of land Iving on the southern shore of the lake near kaje'ePark, having a fine outlook npon the lake. Inquire of 213U. jAXbuntoss, Geneva, WU. GENEVA.

WHEAT, Mo. 1 i.ow its No. tin do No. 8 .91) .95 do Rejected TO .75 (Fi .25 SO .95 .45 .50 .75 1.00 .00 .10 1 .11 NEW CORN RYE. BEANS.

GREEN HIDES, CALF SKINS BUTTER, EGGS HAY" $.00 10.00 HONEY CLOVER-SEED 9 on fi 50 TIMOTHY-SEED .00 2 50 NEW POTATOES APPLES .50 LOO LARD DRESSED HICKENS per CHICAGO. Bear choic 4 75 5 00 Hoes, uti 5 .50 6 :5 bixt, No. 1 a. 1.10 1.U N. .90 .95 Com 45 .47 I Rt.

J5 Oats .34 Baki.it sti Clotkb Sked Tiwotbt 43 1 iA Bcvteb. boos to CHOICE 4 .25 Lt J1 CniKn in .12 Hoe. .,4 95 Hoist no .5 OmoiMi 75 1 23 Povltbt Chickens (per too Jyl MILWAUKEE. BnrOmi SfiO .525 Hckis Dv fi 25 K) Mbkat, No. 1......

1 no Mliu Ko.t. 95 .99 Wai.if.k j-te ki.ks, another of Our Otiv Bovs left hereon the'JOih for f-t. Louis, Mo to fill a situation iu the office, of the Louis Southwestern looked all arouud, Rulway." After six years practical 1 come back home '-u- clerk commencing with IVimetier, and endiug with H. L. Hill aiid c.

y. Barbour, he has reputation of Re-liability nud h's numerous friends here, H-st swurnd the belief, that and and not di-pirage the of his two older brothers in the same employ. Success attend you ally, you haveour best wishes. Let us hear from you at your visit the fair. We one lively week in hen our Geneva ever, and this is one them to go.

The Ciseoetiu has been running Genera Lake during taken off. However, run to accommodate or picnic parties. is the upon the lake. sailing and plenty report of all our Mfot Market, on Broad St- near YettetAuifF hand every variety and I eye table and PltESIf MSI TiA Ik style TOBACCOS that have every been offered in Oeveca are now for sae at the GENEVA RAREST by JAMES TROTT, pp.onurroR. Jim I delivered ihe corporation a week, which will deliver at the door Polts! arul ntarkrt traeon sent ovt tel re anything in onr I tne.

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