The Stevens Point Journal from Stevens Point, Wisconsin • Page 9

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CAMPBKLL, A(Mtt. General --An unbroken coat of old snow our fields. --We are sorry to say that J. Walker's health is very poor. --Rev.

Eutzminger has BO far recovered that he ia able to be out. --The small-pox is reported stamped out, no new cases developed. --Henry Miller will continue to hold his position as fireman in the shop here. wwk. Mr.

Bourn resided in Hover a long time and last November moved to Arfcaiifltut, hoping it would be a benefit to his health; and now in how ead is death. H. Keport CUr The enrollment and attendance during the term just closed, has been, on the whole quite satisfactory. The work done in the different departments has been about all that could be expected. Both teachers and pupils have been earnest and faithful in their work.

Tardiness, in most of the grades has been on the NEWS. --April 2d, splendid sleighing. -Polo at the rink, April 17th. --For cold weather, April 1st takesthe cake for many year. --A.

J. Luce with his teams, came out of tin last Friday. --Go and see the Stevens Point flay polo at the rink next Saturday eve- sing, April 17th. --Our Polo club did the Juniors of- Stetena Point up to the queen's taste, Wednesday evening of last week. --Rev.

Seelye and wife rejoice in a bran mew boy, born unto them Tuesday eve- and happiness reigns supreme. --JeflBe Welty came down out of the woods Friday last, looking hale and kwrty. HewaaupforLuceLeMere. --Miss Katie Bentley of Schofield is Tinting at B. A.

Barlows. Miss Kate is one of Marathon county's leading --A Temple of Honor will be organized G. at New Richmond, St. Croix county, Tuesdav, April E. Webster goes to Madison this decrease, but there is stiU great im- week.foxthepurpoeeofattendijQgschool.

provement to be made. The atten- --It is expected thattheCanadaThistk law will be rigidly enforced in this town tbis year. --Several farmers have potatoes for sale yet, a buyer at Bancroft or Plainfiekl could get a good stock. --The long talked of county line road was laid out last Saturday by the Supervisors of Almond and Oasis. --Meetings have been suspended during the small-pox excitement, but will be resumed now that the danger is over.

--Fred. Beggs and Miss Vroman were married last week. They will live on the place recently purchased of George Abbott. --Uncle Allen Frost, having sold all of his real estate, will be a gentleman of leisure hereafter. "We are glad to say that the old gentlemen is a credit to his occupation.

--John Walter has been chosen by Judge Bunn of Wautoina, guardian of the minor heirs of Fredrick Yaeger, deceased, and their estate will be managed in the interest of the heirshereafter. --Mark Wood desires to have his farm detached from school district Xo. 3 and attached to joint district Xo. 5, as it would be much more convenient for his children to attend school in the last named district. --John.

Fredrick and MissMary Czinski were married Wednesday, March 31, Eev. L. E. Palmer officiating. John is ayoung man solid in habits, and has made a fortunate choice and we predict for him a happy and prosperous future.

--E. D. Frost will attend the Holstiea sale at Chicago, Thursday of this week, and wiD go out way is noted for its Holstien cows as well as the bestbuttermarketin the west. He will probably buy afew choice animals to add to his herd. --In the pursuit of the good things of this world we anticipate too much: we eat out the heart and sweetness of worldly pleasures by delightful forethought of mem.

The results obtained from the use of Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic far exceed a'J claims. It cures dyspepsia, and all stomach, liver, kidney and bladder --Married, at the residence of the bride atlmhettt Junction, Sunday, April4th, 1886, Mrs. J. E.

Grover and Rufus French. No cards. --We learn from Dr. Boaenbury that one of Mr. Bine's children of Amherst Junction, fell and broke its arm on Thursday of last week.

--What is the matter with the correspondent of theGaxette. Weseenoreport of the election, from our burg. Is it httctwe out side got iriB lie an cntertainmeit for tto benefit of the G. A. It.

Post here on Wednesday evening by J. W. Harry; who eomes well recommended. All are inTited. --Any one shooting attarget in the vfl- Iftge Cemetery can be arrested and they will be fined.

It is a misdemeanor. A misdemeanor is a crime. Those who do thwe things are criminals. --Town meeting passed off very quietly. A large rote was rolled.

The old board Wiw rwJected, the only change in the town officers fe in clerk, 3.0. Foxen being to that office without opposition. --The Stevens Point, Polo club wfll try titles with onr club next Saturday evening April 17th, at the rink here, (Amherst.) This is the game they both want and we predict a lively contest. It is tie--tie now. --Dr.

Busenbury, assisted by Dr. Gurn- amputated the left leg of Mrs. John See, of Lanark, about 5 inches above the on Thursday last. The necessity tor the amputation was "Osteo Sarco- aa." The operationwasverysuecessful. --While the thirty odd brothers of the Temple of Honor were in session Tuesday the sentinel was either spirited or overcome by about 25 ladies of the Social Temple, who marched in, headed by brother Thum, who demanded a nrrrender.

A parly was held, but as the ladies were all well armed, resistance seemed asetees, and honorable terms being granted, a surrender was made. It is to say that for the next three hours, pleasure, sandwiched with cakes, Joy, coffee and fun, reigned supreme. "Ladies, God bless you, come again," Was tin parting greeting at 4. H. D.

McCulloch wishes to states that he has at last found an article he tan sefl on its merits. It is with pleasure ke he guarantees to the public Acker's English Remedy as a sure and never-failing cure for Asthma. Coughs, Whooping Cough, Croup, and all LungTroubles. It fo the standard remedy for consumption. He has never found, its equal.

MILLADOBB. --tJM weather. has made its appearance at JtmcTION CITT. --Town meeting was well attended, 158 votes being cast. "--John McMasters has his blacksmith shop completed and ready for business.

--Miss Sose Oster and Georgia Chandler of Sparta are visiting Geo. E. Oster and familv. --We are in hopes that our village will be a little livelier when Mr. Arien'smffl is removed here.

--The village school is progressing finely ly under the tutorship of Miss Emma Hennig of Plover. The average daily attendance is 35. --John Finch has purchased J.B. Newtons farm near the Junction, consisting of 170 acres and will improve the same for a stock farm. --The Wisconsin Central depot and office are in charge of J.

E. Burns in the absence of J. W. Holt, our popular agent, who is in Michigan visiting his family and friends, --Henry Johnson, one of the first settlers the town of Stevens Point, has rented his place in. that town and will remove this week to Alexandria, near which place he has bought an improved farm.

--Thomas Landers was in town on election day. Besult: The candidate he opposed, Geo. E. Oster, was re-elected by a greatly increased majority. The voters of the town of Carson have learned to think, act and vote as their interests demand.

An Enterprising, Reliable House. John Cadman can always be relied upon, not only to carry in stock the best of everthing, but to secure the Agency for such articles as have well- known merit, and are popular with the people, thereby sustaining the reputation of being always enterprising, and ever reliable. Having secured the Agency for the celebrated Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, will sell it on a positive guarantee. It will surly cure any and every effection of 1 jroat, Lungs, and Chest, and to show our confidence, we invite you to call and get Trial Bottle Free.

dance at school during the last week of each term should be brought to the attention of every parent. In some grades, during the last week, the per cent, of attendance falls from as high as .98 to .75. The only way teachers can account for this is that parents do not realize the necessity of pupils being in attendance the last week as well as the first. It is to be hoped that this will be borne in mind in the future and extra effort made, if necessary, in maintaining a lull attendance up to the last day of school. The following is the report for the month ending April 2d, 1SS6: HIGH SCHOOL.

Nurnber pupils enrolled 71 Average per cent, oi attendance JK5.9 KOLL OF HOXOK. Grace Buckingham, Louise Bandow, Bert Drown, Root. Finch, AllieLammon, Jessie McLean, Corji Miller, Susie Maddy. Lora Packard, Etta Peters, Hattie Bice, Mary Rice, Sarah Sutton, Beatrice Bailey, Georgia Boyington, Russell Curran. Ida Davenport John McGregor, George Mason, Katie Splawn.

Will Gregory, Gus. Griswold, Grace Jones, Walter Brown, Hattie Chapman, Willie Collins, Mary Davis, Mary Ghoca. Alice Hall, Forest Grant, Jennie ohnson, Anna McDonald, Ellen Maine, Olga Neumann. John Ringness, Willie Rollins, Marc. Sanborn, Arthur Week, Carrie Frost.

FHAXK W. COOLEY. 1 TV a( CAKKIE E. Smmw.J ieacher? Grammar Ward. Kumber pupils enrolled 82 Average per cent, of attendance 90.3 KOLL, OF HOyOR.

Anna Parmeter, Mabel Jackson, Delia Cushman. Jessie Martin, Allan Ghoca, Charlie WiswaH, Edward Mason, Effie Hoe, OLIVE R. JO-ES, Teacher. Grammer Department--First Ward. Number pupils enrolled 47 Average per cent, of attendance 93.8 ROLL OF HONOR.

Marrion Drown. Ben Agnew, Florence Frost, John Curran, Carrie Gilberteon, Fritz Krembs, Ada Mills, Edward Langenberg, Alice Murphy. George McDonald, Blanche Parker. Willie Olin, Mary Roe, Frank Weston, Periena Sntton, Arthur Wert, Xettie Welch, Anna Zimmer. MATILDA AQSEW, Teacher.

Primary Ward. dumber pupils enrolled 37 Average per cent, of attendance 92.5 KOLL OF HOSOR, Robbie Bosworth, Walter Bellinger, Carl Anderson, Xonnay Weston, Fred Campbell, Edna Marsh, Laddie Wheelock, Fannie VanBuskirk, Gustie Bradford, Karl Christofierson, Clara Bronson, Ethel Scott, Laura Larson, Louisa MAMIE Cusmux, Teacher. Primary Ward. Number pupils enrolled 45 Average per cent, of attendance 89 ROLL OF HOXOR. Frank Baker.

Theodore Bronson, Johnny Clark, Johnny Collins, Harry Davidson, Louis Ericson, Fred Gottry, Minnie Johnsen, Willie Lang, Carl Loberg, Ada Stevens, Charlie White, Harry Lee, Harry Morse, Alvoyn Martin. JESSIE E. HAWS, Teacher, "ji" Intermediate Department--Second Ward. Xumber of pupils enrolled 44 Average per cent, of attendance 93.4 ROLL OF HON OR. Marv Agnew, Charles Azpell, Nettie Bandow, Ina Eedfield, Boy Ball, Edna Bailey, Louis Johnsen, Eva Skinner, Flora McLeod, Jessie Rowe, Julia Wick, Grace Murray, John Ball, Hallie Clark, Francis Herren, Georgia Miller.

LIZZIE A. NCGEST, Teacher. Intermediate Department--Sei-ond Ward. Xuraber pupils enrolled 52 Average per cent, of attendance 93.78 ROLL OF HONOR. Allen Mover, Cephas Dorsey, Julius Oleson, August David Zorn, Chas.

Foster, Leroy Murrat, Frank Cronk, Carrie Skinner, Louise Herren, Josie Hanson, Flossie Drown, Clara Bailey, Clara Griswold, Bertha Linneman, Edna Thomson, Frances Ruth Gate, Grace Bailey, Mauda Larson. MKSTE C. Asmrcs, Teacher. Primary--Second Ward. Kurnber pupils enrolled 59 Average per cent, of attendance 91.9 ROLL OF HOSOB.

Kutcher. Tilly Johnson, Maitiw Bodoch, Mira Concdon, Hattie HolnwB, Atlte Skinner. Lynn Vaughn, 8usy Wilson, Cks-tie Cronkhite. JENNIE DIG-YUM, Teacher, Primary DtpartiMHt--Third Wanl Number pupils enrolled 50 Average per cent, of attendance 87 ROLL OF HONOR. Charles Oberst, Lydia Ingraham, Frances McKie, Stanislaus K.

SCRLEGEL, Teacher. IntrniitduLtt Dtvartmmt--Fvurth Want. Number pupils enrolled 4:2 Average per cent, of attendance 90 KOLL OK HONOR. Cora Thompson, Alex Wallace, George Langenberg, May McDonald, Albert Westou. FRAXKIE QIISN, Teacher.

"jT' Primary Dartmmt--Fottrth Ward. Ximiber pupikenrolled 50 Average per cent of attendance 90.4 ROLL OF HONOR. Emma Spalenke, Alma Neuuian, Mina Mills, Philla Kitowski, Otto Wdcox, Anthony Dayo, Forest Rogers, JoeDroz- insky, Price. George Wallace, Louis Mase, Igna Hausa, Antliony Katayak. MAKY C.

SHERWOOD, Teacher. "JS-" Primary Nmnber pupils enrolM 69 Average per cent, of attendance 87.t ROLL OF HONOR. Willie O'Connor, Keginakl O'Connor, K40HDHS BROI'B. PINERY IRON WORKS R. A.

CODE and ff Steam Engines, Rotary Saw Mills, GANG EDGERS, WH. RQHLFINfl Sulr Agemi for the Work! H'nowtied STOTAY KNABE, HAZELTON, KHKING AND BEHR BROS. PIANOS HOTlKiB. (f CURRAN HOUSE, monitor tki accommod Evn Roe, Katie Price, Mamie Myers, PiDa Katchmerick, James Sullivan, Julian Wiukler, Joe Gody, Mary Korpal, John Korpal, s'paleuka, Seidler. KD I'Eit'KEKT, Teacher.

"t'" Priiiuiry Jparttiinii--Fourth Want Number pupils enrolled 99.5 Average per cent, of attendance 90.1 ROLL OF HONOR. John Wallace, Willie Hanson, Joe Prebs, Otto Pdroke, Julian Vulcarish, Xiekie Myers, Frank Frank Nowak, Susie Suljesky, Tonie Pozuiskj-, Mike Poziasky, Frank Pasternasky, Willie Pelong. MIVSIE R. Teacher. ALB.VN.

--Town meeting went off quietly and peacefully. Biba of this town sold an Ahnont colt to August Adlson of Amherst for $100. --We would say to some of the boys who stay around here at present, be quiet and peaceable and save trouble. --Thila Czesklibe of Amherst commenced her spring term of school in district Xo. 3, April tith.and the attendance is good.

--A request was brought before our town board shortly before election, by parties who were going to build a saloon and sell fire water, to grant them license for the same. The board decided to lay the matter before the voters at the annual town meeting and the result was a uniinous vote against granting a license. SMnileaMLallMiOs PacliiiFraies Shafting and Mill Gearing Of every description. We carry a mil stock of Brass Goods, Steam and Gas Fittings, Pipe, ftc, Sole Manufacturer of the -MONARCII- Centrifugal Flour Bolt. farm Tvols of all dewiption.

All work left witn or orders by ntaii will receive prompt attention and guaranteed. OFFICE and WORKS foot of Main street. 2d dotr west of Curran House. Strtspj Point Ftliiulfi aM (taehine Stops, JOHN F.ICE ry warranted for'Hve years. Terms to suit all.

Tan larsest stock west of New York of domestic ami tUrnt-impvrteil SHEET MUSIC. Works, of all the Rre.it master-, I'leiiantly bound, fine lUiUc, plauo plauo zttthcrs, i'tc at WM. KOHLl'lMi practical piano makers, corner ami Mason streets, Milwaukee, --XVil FieriREK3 OF- ENGINES Mill Machinery, Rotary Mills, Gang Edgersand Trimmers, Store Fronts, Etc, A large stock of Tlieae are Solid Facts. The best bloed puiiSer and system regulator ever placed tbe reach of suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bitters. Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousness, Jaundice, Constipation, Kidneys or any disease of the urinary organs, qrwhoever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild stimulant will always find Electric Bitters tbe best and only eertainsure known.

They act surely and quickly, every bottle to spive entire satisfaction or money re? unded. Sold at 50 cents a bottle by John Cadman. BELTING, Packing, Steam fittings and Mill Supplies of all Kinds constantly on hand. We a af --The best on earth can truly be said of Srigg's Glycerine Salve, which is a sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds and all other sores. Will positively cure piles, tetter and all skin eruption.

Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Only 25 cents. Sold by druggists. -SCHOOL REPORTS.

Bi.vnucT xo. 3, Town Grant, for the month ending April 2d, 1886. So. days taught 20. pupils enrolled 43, Average daily attendance 25.

Whole So. days attendance 494. Present even- day: Henry Steinke, Louis Henke, Bertha, Joecks, Charlie Monk. Eoll of Honor: Amelia Henke, Sophia Knoll, Fred Plomer, Pauline Turben, Henry Gatilke, Albert Eberhardt, Louis Henke. Henry Steinke, Annie Kniple, Albert Klug.

JOSJE GKOTEK, Repairing of all Kinds. Office and Works corner of Fir-t and Clark Streets. Agnew Brothers, EWE LEES. Also sole agents for this and ricinity for th GEOCEEIES. --A great many traveling men stopping School win close next Friday for a steam mills running in this town lively.

qjboe maker shop is started in 1 to be work. 1 new meat market hi this wffl not an end in talk. i it the people in wttti mkpfe Mpu 1 which is of Ml here tor wffl remain PLOVER. --Call on H. A.

Marlatt lor a Xo. 1 lumber wagon. --Miss Dell Blodget of La Crosse is at home on a visit. --Mrs. Dr.

L. M. Gregory returned home Thursday night. --L. J.

Harvey will start on a trip east next Monday. --Kemernber that A. H. P. Maxfield are prepared to sell their many customers new goods at the lowest market prices.

--Tbe Good Templars from here who went on the excursion last week, to visit Parker Lodge of Grand Eapids, report a pleasant time. --Teachers' Institute and examination ia being held at the school house this week, Prof. Briggs of Oshkosh, having charge of the Institute. donation for the benefit of the Rev. Thoe.

Sharpe, which was held hi the uown hall on Wednesday evening, was largely attended. Net $27.58. --The newB of the death of H. H. Bourn came to hta wn and friends here last Mary Upton, Katie McMurray, Amelia Port, Inna Bausenwein, Emma Vetter, Mabel Freeman, Nettie Cox, Edith Herren, Nellie Hopkins, Emma Whitney, Carl Bausenwein, Willie Eosenow, Alfred Knauf, Charles Gadtke, Otto Spindler, Fred Reilly, Walter Thomas, James Davidson, Jacob John Mie- holski.

MARIE P. FELKER, Teacher. Primary--Second Ward. Number pupils enrolled 68 Average per cent, of attendance 93.05 ROLL OF HONOR. Sadie Eldridge.

John Sater, Albert Storzback, KoseMurry, Herman Bretzke, Clara Kosenovr, Marshall Ingraham, August Ossman, Carrie Smith, Clara Schilling, Wallace Terrill. Eichard Zorn, Otto Hass, Alvine Appokl, Viola Potter, Mettie Verrill, Jane McMullen, Nettie Nehon, Anna White, Charlie Ulman. ELLA E. ELLESWOOU, Teacher. Intermediate Ward, Number pupils enrolled 57 Average per cent, of attfndfmce 87 ROLL OF HOVOH.

Gwido Hanush, Nellie Wilson, Lulti Wilson, Millie Ellenwoou, T. L. McGlachlin, Arnim Ecke, Chas. Sawyer, George Frost, Maud King. H.

M. HTJTTON, Teacher. Primary Department-- Tfiird Ward Number pupils enrolled 67 Average per cent, of attendance 91 ROLL OF HONOR. Aimer Jackson, Eddie Bndka, Frank Hull, Bennie Babcock, Eichard Tascher, Kussel Hawn, Lottie Cushman, Lida Gain. MARY E.

CLEMENTS, Teacher. Primary Department--Third Ward. Number pupils enrolled 39 Average per cent, of attendance 91.8 ROLL OF HONOR. Julia Emma Hodell, John JOHNSEN --DBAilBlK- FLOURFEED CHOICE GROCERIES -AHD- SUPPLIES IN GENERAL CHAS. JOHNSEN.

TStore Cor. lit and Main T. F. Fuller, --THE-South Side Grocer Keeps conttantlr on band a full stock of Choice Fancy Groceries specialty of Tew, Canned Goods, Full and Square my Motto. Dealing i Cub paid for country product T.

F. FULLER. F. PATTEKSON, -DKALEB IS- Flour and Feed, Sroceries Provisions, Fresh and Salt Ac, Alto FiMnot of all Qooda dtltrend tf put of eltr us E-MEIE. be best method knows for fitting Eye-Glasses accurately.

We keep on hand a large stock of Eye-Glasses and Spectacles and warrant satisfaction in every case. A large stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Silvc sod Plated Ware. Gold and Silver Rings. novelties in Charms, c. It Matters Not WHERE YOU GO -THE- Wisconsin Central Line IS THE Upited State? Fast (flail Rolite apd Short Lipe, Constructed and Equipped in the most Perfect Manner, ensuring Safety, Comfort, Convenience and Speed.

It traverses the most important portion ol Wisconsin, reaching with Its immediate connections, nearly every town und city in the State. Located on main line arc tbe cities of MILWAUKKE, FOXD DU LAC, OSHKOSH, SEENAH, MESASHA, STEVJENS POrST, CHIPPEWA FALLS. KAU CLAIRE, NEW RICHMOND, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AXD ASHLAN0 Its trains start from Union Depots in CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE and ST. PAUl, and its equipment consist! of New and Magnificent Palace, Sleeping and Parlor Cars, -AN0- ELBGANT BAY COACHES.

Superior Facilities make it the best route to nuti from the Kast. West, North and South. tt rou by asking for tickets via this Line For Maps, Circulars. Folders, or other information not obtainable at yonr local ticket office, apply to F. N.

FINNET, JAMES BARKER, General Managrr. Gen. Pass. Agent. COTMI PnHte A Bteon4 Itntt.

Improve Your Stock Having recently pnrchiscd a THOROIGHBHEJD Holstein Bull 1 shall allow him to serve a limited number of cows. of service (2, invariably in advance. H. K. MEANS, Prop, Meadow Farm Dairy.

For Baking Purposes. Best in the Wo rid. P. C. CLAFLIN, Stevens Point, Wis.

A Fine Stock of Everything Pertain- Ing to tbe JEWELRY BUSINESS Carefully Filled. Guaranteed. All work CEO. W. CHOCA, Proprietor.

COBRAS HOUSK eomteaUat to principal buiiiieM hoiwei la tUt Cttr. to aid from all traim. Good TUB St. James Hotel G. CLAREY, Proprietor.

STEVENS FOIST, WI3. Hotel Wlscomln Central Depot. OMIB ST. JAMBS In new Hotel, the 1 large, comfortable, veil voaUlawd aeaUy hrnlahed. It wili alirtjri be the atn of the pro- ifietor to make thii hotel iccond to la iortkera Wisconiin.

tnuuportatlon to and from tbe hotel to porlioa of the city. Mansion House W. NOURSE, Prop Stevens Poitit, Wisconsin. This House is conveniently located in tbe center ofAie city ud has commcdi- oas wmple rooms for Commercial AgenU There Is a Good Bara in connection with the House. TERMS 91.90 STEAM BAKEEY.

SUCCESSOR TO W. W. SPRAGGON'S lOTRCHAITICAL STEAM BAKERY. Cakes, Pies and Bread. Public Square, Stevens Point, Wis, PLAIN FIELD HOUSE, FL.1I,\FIE1.I, WISCONSIN, R.

R. Crowe, Proprietor. TMs Honsc heailqnsncrs for all stage lines entering Plainfielrl Free carriage to und from all traiun. The trarellnE public will flmi good fare and comfortable rooms at reason able rates. At good a sample room at there it in Jlorthurest.

Conveniently located to the Business House E. BROWN. Central House, 2X0 State Strcrt, Chirngo. PBATT BSOWN, Proprietors. $1,25 in S2 per Hay, FRANK SMEAD, Steward.

Within one blot'k ofl'iisl OBlce, of Trade, Bni idiog. and aearull Principal Places of Amusement. First pabllcjuloii March 13-- W4. The only perfectly adjustable Corset made. Will fit any form.

Cannot break down over the hips. Money refunded If not In ail as represented. PRICE ONE MIKE CLIFFORD IN NEW QUARTERS. KELSEY, PKOIHCIETOK5-- City Shoeing Shop All Work Warranted, THE REAL Cincinnati Liquor Store, H. BLUM Liquor Dealers A AGESTX Fine Kentucky Whiskies.

We keep a and fnll of Wmes and Liqnota of all and ctpecjally for medclnal purposes We have a choice of Imported and Domestic and warrant onr "oods firft-cla'i in ecry rcoppot. Bnndlns formerly occupied by tobn Wcison north sidu Public S'citi irf POINT, WIS. FARM FOR SALE! I offer my farm, containing 120 acres, sitnated 5 miles cast of 1'lainficld, and one mile north and two miles south-east of Almond, for Sale at a Bargain. The farm contains twenty-five acres of wild land and nlnty-fivc acres under good cultivation of which twenty-five acres ire seeded down The farm is well fenced. The barn Is 20x40 snr- ronndcd by a nici- grove.

There is also a granary and horse stable, and a new double corn crib wagon and tool shed and frame honse. Fifty acres of the farm already plowed. Good orchard well filled with auple trees and small frnit of hardy variety. Terms: One-thiul in cash, balance on time at per cent. 1 win also sell my stock and farming tools at reasonable prices.

J. THISJ.lt, --Two double rooms and one single room, facing Public Square, in Kuhre nw brock, are tor rent. TS PROBATJ5-PORTACJK COU.NTY COl'BT. JL In tbe matter of ttie (Mate of David Pitch. of city of btirteas said conniv, deccaxud.

Xoticc is hereby That by virtue nnd in parMi ince of an order of license made said matter, on the second tfty of March, A. D. 1886, by- the county tourt of said county, the imder- F. Wiley, of estate oi said debased, will, on Friday the sixteenth day of April. A.

lffi. at So'cfock in the afternoon of nail day, at the oSlce of the County Judge, in the city of Stevens Point, In said county offer lor sale at public sondne, tha following described lands, to-wit: Theuorth-eatt 14, southwest section 1. wagl XJ, of north-east Hali bonth-weat all south-east "4, and of north-Mest '4. section 6, town 24, range 7 east, xotuh '5. of north-west section 41, math-out of south-east section 32.

town i5, range oust, the undivided half of north ol eouth- and north-wen of eolith east tion ,8, town 25. range 7 east. Town of Pleine. lot So. 2, and sonth-west fi, of uorth- section town 25.

range 7 east, east of north-west section SI. town 23, range 8 east. of Point, lots 6 and 7, block JtcCttllodi's addition, lots 1 and 2, block 1, Brown and addition to city of Stevens Also a piece of laqd orth-west comer, of north-east '4. of ao rods east nnd nest, by 40 north anft "sonth. in section So.

4. town 2S, range 8 cast, 5 acres, Portage county. All of said lands bclug and lying in the connty of Portage. The of gale will bo made known at the time and place of sale Dated at bteiens Point thin 10th day of March, A. D.

1886. JAMES F. WILEY, Administrator. Pirt publication Feb. 'J7-- Mortgage Forecionnre Sale.

IN CtRCTIT COITRT. PORTAGE COUNTY, Frank N. George. Plaintiff, is. Edwin I), Bentley, Defendant.

By virtue of a judgment of lorcelogvre and sale rendered in the above entitled action and beariu? date February 24th, 1885. I shall on the 12th day of April, 1886, st two o'cloct in the afternoon of that day, at the sheriff's office In the conrt in the city of Steveno Point, in said Portscu County, oB'er for sale and sell to tbe highest bidder, the following described real estate, or no ninth as may be necessary te satisfy said ment, which amounts to the snro of one hnndrod and eighty-four dollars and eighty-nine cents with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent' per annntn from February S4th, 18S3, together with the costs of The following a description of the property above mentioned to-wit: South-west quarter of the north-west qnarter section fifteen (15), township twenty-fenr (24)' range seven (7) Portage Connty, Wisconsin 0 JOH 1 WALKiR, Sher.ff, JOSES Plaintiff's First publication March 20--WD SUMMONS. I CIRCUIT COURT, PORTAGE Charles Grey, plilntUT. Jl Fisher apdUomerB. Fisher, defendants The State of Wisconsin, to the said and each of them: Ion are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after senice of this summons, exclusive of the day of service, and defend the above enlitled action ia the court aforesaid: and in weofryour failure so to do, judgment will be rendered asrainst von aocardine to the demand of the complaint which complaint is filed in the office of the Clsrb of the Circuit Court for Portage County, Wisconsin.

CATE, JONES SANBORN, Plaintiff's Attorneys, P. 0. address, Stevens Point, Portage Co. Wis. First publication April 10-vvl.

Notice of Uearlnac. ORTAGE COUNTY COURT-IN PUOBATB. Stale of Wisconsin, Portage Notice ia hereby given, that at the reenlar term of the county court, to be held in fmd for said county, at tho house in the city of Stevens Point In said county, on the fourth day of May A D. 1886, the following matter will be heard and The application of Elizabeth West to admit to probate the last will and testament of Calvin West, late of the town of Lanark, in snld county, deceased to aopoint aflwiBietra. tor estate with will annexed Dated April 2, A.

D. 1886. By order of the Court, J. R. KINGSBURY, Connty Jndge.

First publication April 10--n4. Notice of Hearing, ORTAGE COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATK State of Wisconsin, Portage Notice is hereby given, that at the reenl'ar iprm of the connty court, to be held i and jh, county, at the conrt honsc In tho oltv of Point in oaid connty, on tho fourth Say A. D. 1888. the followlRS matter will heWTM BH considered: Tho apiJTcatiOB of AbaeHfci hi the appointment of aa of C.

Day, oj of Boinomt IB UM decetaed; appjieatkii of Anna 1 for the appohnment an admlnigtrator of the wtate of Charlea Jahssoo, late of ihe city of SWTPM Point, In said connty, deceased. Dated April A. D. 1888, By order of the court, J. KINGSBURY,.