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McGLACHLIN SIMONS, Editors and Proprietors. VOL. IT. Devoted to the Interests of Central Wisconsin, and the Vindication of Republican Principles. STEVENS POINT, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1887.

per AIMUHB, WHOLE NUMBER 953. LAWYERS. ATMOND ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS. In tbelr new brick block OB Strati WH. JONKS KANBORK, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT A Uooma 1, 3 and 3, M.

Clifford's Blocks. STEVBNS POINT, WIS. A 7 I I A I A ATTORNEYS AT LAW. All husliu-iJ outrnited to our care will promptly attended to IH block, Main street, STEVENS 1'OINT, WISCONSIN. A j.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. promplly AUeaded Amherst, A. A I ATTORNEY AT LAW. Collections a Specialty, Brill's Sou FIIOST, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Collectumi promptly attended to. Money to Loan German Spoken.

Kuhl's Hock, entrance near Public Square. STEVENS POINT WISCONSIN. Stevens Point Pout KG. 156. Meets In Johnsen's Hall, on the 3d and 4th Friday of each month.

J. O. JOUNSEN, Commander. J. L.

PRENTICE, Adj't. Plover POKJ No. 149. Meets ou the Urn Thursday of each month. JOHN SKU.ERB, Commander.

S. D. CLAKK, Adjutant. CIRCUIT COURT. eaten ou the Calendar for the October Term.

The October term of the Circuit Court, Judge C. M. Webb presiding, will be commenced in this city next Monday. Following is the calendar, and it will be seen that it is a long one: CRIMXAL CALENDAR. State vs.

Whittaker. This case comes from Marathon county, and has been on the calendar for several terms. The defendent is charged with attempting to rape a deaf and dumb girl. The latter is now attending a deaf ani dumb school, and it is said the delay in bringing the case to trial has been because the authorities have been waiting for the girl to de- PHYSICIANS. TOHW PHILLIPS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOH Oftce at his residence on Clwi Street, Strrm Polat, Wig.

ROOD, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Residence first door eaitof Jofca CtA man'i drag Stevem Polut, Wis. VTT I. HOWARD, HI. HOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN SURGEON Diseases of the Nose, Throat and Lungs OXYGEN TREATMENT.

OFMCE HOURS--S to 10 A. 1:30 to 3 and 7 to 8 P. M. Office Masonic Hall Block. Clark Streit.

Stevens Polat, IV U. GOFF, HOMOEOPATHIC PHYHCIAIf AND SURGEON, hours, 8 to 10 A. 2 to 8 7 to r. In Brlll'i P01HT, GHEGOHY TRIMBLE, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, Tflfphfme at --Office OTer Park's new block-- 0r. Gregory's residence on Church street.

Dr. Trimble's residence corner of Clark and Division Streets. STEVESS FOIST, WISCONSIN. WOODWARD, Of Waupaca, Witt be at the St. James Hotel, Stevens Point, And treat Diseaees of the Special attention given to the Scientific Fitting of Glasses.

M. A. HADCOCK Graduate Ohio College Dental Surgery. Office in Masonic Hall Block, over Moors'store, STEVENS POINT, WIS. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Point, Win.

A. E. BnsivnnTu, President. E. G.

Vice Pros. W. B. BUCKINGHAM, Cashier. J.

W. DUXNEGA-V, Assistant Cashier. EgfPrompt attention given to all business cn- tnisted to our care. Collections made on all accessible points. BANK.

Of Stevens Point, euccenor to H. D. MoCULLOCH, Banker. $60,000. EST1BUSHKD, 1868.

SURPLUS, H. D. McCniiooH, Pmident. EHHOHI BPBB, Cwhior. fmrticular Attention givento on in to imlt.

BRONSON, JUnafscturer of dealer BOOTS AND SHOES. Point Wisconsin. ITKRSON, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. ALSO IX BVSICAL MKRCHANDISB. orXICAL GOODS, SEWING MACHINES, Ac.

fe lnd done Pr 0111 n4 superior manner. STivKsa POIST. wiacossra. I A YEP SHEUN, Recently from California, has opened aChlnesc Laundry In Chno. brick hmldlng on Main opposite Cook's Machine ahopi.

Will do all of washingarreasorf prices. Work taken in every dav. TEVESS POiST, WIS. tail the story of the assault. State vs.

Louis LaMere. This case, growing out of the shooting of Scid- raore in this city, is too familiar to our readers to require comment. State vs. Louis DeLester. This is one of the adultery cases in which several undred dollars of the people's money of this county, according to our view, has been squandered in the prosecution of a couple of disreputable people who happened to stop at our hotels.

State vs. Minnie M. Naylor. Same as the above. De Lester and the Naylor woman were both held fof trial, and gave bail for their appearance at this term of court.

The woman, who is the wife of a "Waupaca barber, has since gone back to her husband. State va. Valentine Roblinski. Assault and battery. State vs.

L. A. Thompson. Secreting mortgaged property. "We understand the case is not to be prosecuted.

State vs. Thomas Delmaddy. It is said the trouble has been settled and that a nolle is to be entered. State vs. John Pulinski and others.

Assault with intent to kill and murder. There are four defendants, who are charged with having taken a hand in the stabbing and cutting affray at a wedding at Poland Corners last fall. State vs. John Paukert et. al.

Assault upon and resisting an officer. State vs. Frank Scheider and others. This is the Albert Buelow murder case, in which there are four defendants. State vs.

Frank Allen. Burglary. This is the South Side case, which occurred two or three months ago, since which time Allen has been in jail. State vs. Henry Ostrander, The defendant, who lives in the town of Pine Grove, is charged with stealing a steer bflonging to George Ellis of thesame town.

Ostrander was found skinning the animal in a swamp, but claims that he found it mired there and killed it to save it. JURY CA8E3. J. H. Gavin vs.

E. H. Abbot. Claim for wages. Mary E.

Edminster vs. H. H. Sturgis. Plantiff claims about $1,500 on log contract.

Wencel Cisler vs. J. A. Stewart and Edwin Abbot et. al.

This case has been on the calendar since 1885, and is a claim for wages. H. D. Webster vs. John Weisen, To recover $200 claimed to be due.

Herman J. Plummer vs. John O. Johnsen. Plantiffclaims $5,000 damages for false imprisonment.

James E. Page et. al. vs. Frank "Wagner.

This is an ejectment suit brought by the heirs of James Page, who claim tittle to the farm now occupied by Wagner. Balser Williams vs. Stevens Point Lumber Co. To collect a balance of about $400 claimed to be due on a lumber contract. Patrick Dunn vs.

Estate of John Fleming. Action Brought to recover claim of S600 or $700 which defendants claim is outlawed. C. Wilcox vs. C.

C. Giltert. To recover price of stump-puller which defendant claims he never bought. Simpson Berry vs. Jules Iverson.

Action to recover possession of sewing machine. Gulius Jacobson vs. I. Brill et. al.

Claim for services in store at Hurley, which defendant claims to have paid. L. Gunther vs. S. H.

Karner. On promissory note, claimed by defendant to have outlawed. Michael Friday vs. P. H.

Cashin. This case was tried at the last term, hut the jury disagreed. Cashin took plaintiff's team to haul a fire engine to the South Side. It is claimed one of the horses was injured, and pay for the same is sought. John Schulgst vs.

Louis Weisner. Replevin of a horse. John Janowelshi vs. Joseph Costic. Mrs.

Adam Kuhl vs. August Timm. Suit bfought to recover about $400 claimed to be due. S. S.

Barney vs. Charles Blodgett. For $400 for legal services. Menasha Wooden Ware vs. J.

T. Daniels et. al. Damages claimed for the obstruction of the Little Eau Pleine river, which plantiffs claim prevented them from running their logs. Alice Green vs.

John A. Walker. Beplevin of team taken by Walker as Sheriff. Bozil Marian vs. William T.

Jones et. al. Trespass in cutting timber. From $150 to $200 claimed. Jesse A.

Martin vs. Wis. Central To recover value of colt killed by cars. Peter Grover vs. John Knitter.

Grover had a judgment against Knitter for about $30. A settlement was effected, Grover drawing a receipt which he claims Knitter took possession of without paying the money over. Knitter claims he did pay the money. John Wyock and Aleck Simkee vs. W.

W. Boyington et. al. Two cases, both for wages claimed to be due. D.

M. Osborn Co. vs. Frank Baumback. To recover value of reaper which defendant claims was not as represented.

0. F. Jackson vs. Otto Beck. Plaintiff claims that he was assaulted by defendant, and that in the melee one of his legs was broken, and wants damages in the sum of $.500.

John Fronhauer vs. John Tyler. Suit for slander in which $1,000 damages are claimed. The difficulty grew out of a quarrel between members of Third Ward Catholic church. Stephen Cleveland vs.

Dwelling House Insurance Company. Plaintiff's house in the town of Carson was burned, but payment was refused on the ground that, contrary to his representations, the property did not belong to Cleveland. Adolph Fountain vs. Louis Weisner. Charles Blodgett vs.

Wisconsin Central Eailroad. To recover value of car load of potatoes shipped irom Plover to Mosinee and frozen at Junction city. J. T. Daniels et.

al. vs. H. L. Eich- ards et.

al. On promissory note. W. W. O'Keefe et.

al. vs. Josephine Zelowski. Claim for professional services. John Welch vs.

Eailroad. To recover value of ox killed in Stockton. James Haasl vs. John Calvert. To recover value of boat.

Julus Iverson vs. John Morrison, under Sheriff. Beplevin of wagon on which Iverson held a mortgage. Jane Alexander vs. Continental Insurance Co.

C. A. Gun vs. J. D.

Curran. To recover on promissory note for $1,500. Louis Weisner vs. Simon Green. Thomas Mason vs.

Loren Bradley et. al. To recover about $600 claimed to have been advanced on cranberries. J. J.

Haasl vs. G. A. Hadfield. To recover about $100 on an order claimed to have been given by Hadfield's agent.

Nicholas Eiden, vs. John Eiden, Sr. Dispute over line fence involving the ownership of about one acre of land. Geo. E.

Oster, E. H. Abbot, et. al. Joseph Somers vs.

Mitchel Howden. G. Lampe vs. Julius Semple. Antoe Barwick vs.

Louis Frecl, John Shannon vs. Chas. E. Gunther. To recover about due on notes.

Benjamin Burr vs. Nels Brandt. Involves ownership of the Jo. Sylvester homestead. Bock Island Lumber and Manufacturing vs.

J. H. Bigler. Ee- plevin to recover lot of lumber at Amherst, which Bigler claims has not been paid for. State vs.

Frank Nodelry. Bastar- dy case. James Waters vs. Jay S. Mitchell.

Beplevin of property taken by Mitchell as Under Sheriff. D. C. Bailey vs. G.

F. Andrac et, al. Suit in regard to homestead. Auguita Een vs. John Een- Foreclosure of mortgage.

Josephine Jelowski vs. Joseph Hoffman et. al. Charles Berg vs. Charles Sprung.

Foreclosure of mortgage. Joseph Maunders vs. John Wysocki. Plaintiff lost a check drawn by N. Boyington for $6.

Wysocki took the check in couvse of business at his store, and now the loser brings suit to recover its value. C. H. McCormick et. vs.

Barnabas Worden et. al. To recover about $200. John Phillips vs. John Sharp.

Action to set aside deed conveying land. John JWytalevise et. vs. Michael Wytalevise et. al.

Plaintiff deeded his farm to his son, on condition that he should be supported for the balance of his life. The son has sold the farm, and now the old gentleman bringj suitto recover possession. J. Clark vs. C.

W. Bpwhall. Brought to recover $4,000 claimed to be due from a sale of mining lands Thomas Hoffman vs. Frank Pinkert et. al.

Alma A. Bacon vs. Leonard C. Bacon. Divorce.

John Matesky vs. EobertFeldman et. al. Charles Lang vs. Alex Freeborn.

Plaintiff traded real with defendant, but claims he did not get the land he traded for, and wants the court to right the matter. Charles Whitney vs. Richard Carley, et. al. Foreclosure of mortgage.

Henry Johnson vs. Frederick Brown, et. al. To recover $150 borrowed money. John Eice, et.

al. vs. C. L. Eogers, et.

al. Foreclosure of Merchant's lien on Stockton feed mill for about $400. Aurther J. Luce vs. Almina J.

Luce. Action for divorce which will be contested. Helen LaMere vs. Louis LaMere. Divorce.

LAW FOR COURT. John Phillips vs. Portage County. Lucinda Gardner vs. Thomas N.

McNely vs. Nelse Anderson Mana Anderson, as Ad. c. Town of Carson vs. Portage County- William Harriman vs.

Erederick Soretzski. W. S. Baursock vs. W.

Collins. H. A. Aucuttjvs. Geo.

W. Langley. H. A. Aucutt vs.

Ida Stacy. Geo. W. Coxhead, vs. National Union and H.

W. Ide, et. Impleaded. James p. Chapman vs.

Sarah Chapman. Divorce. D. Lloyd Jones, et. al.

vs. John Glowezewski. Elizabeth Plummer vs. Joseph Blewzki et. al.

Hattie Mathews vs. T. L. Methews. H.

D. McCulloch vs. Fredelia Sof. ford. Joseph Hasp vs.

Carl Aultman et. al. M. Wadleigh vs. Geo.

Illenberger, et. al. W. P. Elleson, et.

al. vs. P. Kurse- viski. Mike Wolf vs.

Antone Formelia, et, al. The above cases do not always appear in the same order in which they are printed in the calendar, andafew may have been omitted- CITY SCHOOL REPORT, Kepqrt for month ending Sept. 30th 38S7, including names of pupils who have been neither absent or tardy. HIGH SCHOOL. Number pupiln enrolled 6r Average per cent, of attendance EOI.L OF HOXOE.

Henrr Cate, Will Collins. Carrie Frost, Wil' Gregory, Myra Puller, Masjsie Maddy, Anna Me- Uoalild, John Mary Ghoca, Olga Nen- maa. Alto Toumans. Arthur Week, Maggie Ander son, Grace Arnott, Walter Brown. Delia Cnphman Emma Danieleon.

Jennie Johnsen, Ellen Maine, Jennie Reton, Jotn Rinsness, Jessie Bakor, Beuj Strnpe, Frances Baker. Bert Bowdifh, Eliza Brathovrte, Tnos. Clark. Mabel Coppe. Ella Dau- iclon, Edith Er2leston, Frank Glennon, Hattie Go'tery.

Grace Hamacker, Edith Haraacker. Amy Hyde, "otto Johnsen, Frnnkie Ecefe, Lacy llc- Glachlin. Eftie Moe, Mftsgie Murphy, Will Rogers, Clara Nelson, Mattie Vaughn, Ethel Murray. Ada Walker. Lettie Wick- Allan Ghoca.

Will Alban, Lizzie Finch. Tardy Koll-- Bridget Hcftron, Fred Sanborn. FRANK COOLEY, FLORENCE SANBORN. Teachers. Grammar Ward.

Number pupils enrolled Cl Average per cent, of attendance 98.5 ROLL OF HONOR. Nellie Brown, Nellie Baker. Tena Brathovde, Jessie Baker. John Bretzke, Wm. Berg, Katie Collins.

Mamie Collins, Bert Copps, Bert Cashman, John Clements, John Cnrran, Willie Die- num, Carrie Gilbertson, Minnie Hntchineon, Gilbert Halverson, Emma Loherg, Nettie Krembs, Krembs. Oscar Loben. Mary Mills, Ada Mills, Belle Mitchell, Flora McLeod, George McDonald, Paul teaman. Clara Orrick, Willie Olin, Beaj. Rich.

Blanche Parker, Perlena Button, Helen Schmidt, Anna Wright, Nettie Welch, Sarah Wallace. Carrie Weed, Anna Zimmer. Tardv Roll--Mary Roe. Allie Welch, Cora Smith Lirz'e "Florence Frost, Jessie Brace, David O'Keefe. Kitty Bishop.

MATILDA AGNEW, Teacher. Grammar Department--First Ward. Number pupils enrolled 54 Average per cent, of attendance 98.9 ROLL OF HONOR. Mary Afoicw, Jennie Cartmill, Jane Woolstop, Grace Murray. Lulu Wilson, Alice Weston.

Julia Wick. Ina Redficld, Ethel Kinvan, Maude Kins, Eva Skinner. Alletha Parker, Emily Bretske, Nettic Bandow, Georgia Miller, May Hutchinson, Clarence Bellmzer, Charlcb Axpell. Frank Nich olson. Willie Tnftt-, Fred Stenger.

Theodore Rice, Robert Francis Herren, Wes'ey Shcerin, George Frost, Herman Marx. Charlie Vaughn. Walter Sutton, Arnim Ecke, Elliot Martin. Fred Wcston, John Ball. Arthur Gonderson, Gustav Gstocttner.

Frerl Ball. Tnrdy Kail--Jennie Williams, Eva Apiew, Mav McDonrld. Ktto Strope. DELIA E. DAMP, Teacher.

1 Crammer Department--FirU Wa.rd.\H Number pupils enrolled 47 Average per cent, attendance 97.4 Zorn, Irma Bansenwcin, Carl Bausenwein, A a Collins, Nellie Cromwell, James Davidson, Mollie Latnoreur, Willie Lind, llanda Larson, Otto Spmdk'r, Ole Sivertson, Olis Virum, Mary Virum, David Zorn, Nellie Zimmer. LIZZIE A. NUGENT, Teacner. 3" Intermediate Department--Second Ward. Number pupils enrolled 56 Vverage per certtof attendance 97.7 ROLL OP HONOR.

Ethel Baiter, Katy Baker, Walter Bellinger- fulia Oanielson, Sadie JBldridge, Edith Herreu- 'ames liodell, JSmil Krerabs, Kva Marshall, Harry filler, Elmer Strong, Edna Thompson, Clra Thomas, Walter Thomas, Alma Taylor, Mary Upton, Eva VsnBuskirk, Lvdla Wbeelock, Jacob Adab. Welch," Welch, Madge Gnsta Bradford, Clara Brouson, Georgia 2ate, Florence Curran, Charles Gotchy, Charles jadtke, Louis Gains, Tilly Horn, Maude Hunger- 'ord, Laura Larson, Albert Fasti, Fannie VanBuskirk, Orah Ghoca. EMMA 0. SKINNER, Teacher. Primary--Second Ward.

Number pupils enrolled 50 Average per cent, of attendance 90.2 KOLL OF HONOR. Tina Swan, Clara Rosenow, Jennie MeMollen, Alvina Appold, Zitnpel, Ella Horn, Martha Brown, Amanda Giese, ClaraNelson, Gena Ingflm Gela Demka, Ella Friman, Rose Sutton, Anna Feicht, Mabel Rogers, Jennie Docka, Herman Bretslce, John Clark, Ray Clark, Oscar Nelson, August Osman, John Tufts, Albert Storzbach, Elmer Jackson, James Johnson, Iver Hoganson, Ole Oleson, Louis Lind, Louis Giese. MABIE P. FEUCER, Teacher. Primary--Second Ward.

Number pupils enrolled 61 Average per cent, of attendance 93 ROLL OF HONOR. Johnnie Halvereon, Hattie Long, Flossie Knauf, Richard Zorn, Guseie Rosenow, Otto Gieie, Theodore Giese, Augusta Zimpel, Alex Zimmer, Robbie McDonald, Tommy Fehely, Edmund Knanf, Agnes Clements, Daisy Starks, R. B. Starks. ELLA E.

ELLENWOOD, Teacher. Sntermediatt Department--Third Ward. Number pupils enrolled 70 Average per cent, of attendance 98.4 ROLL OF HONOR. Grace Calvert, Willie Case, Lottie Cusiman, Claude Wright, John Clarkson, Clarence Rollins, Katy McMurry, Edna Arnolil, Fthel Rogers, Nina Sullivan, Lulu Vaughn, Eva Valentine, Anna Haselton, May Fuller. Pearl Heath, Millie Ellenwood, Mabel Eggleston, Pearl Eggleston, Mattie Durfee, Millie Howard, Flora Mmnebeck, Addie Lynch, Mary Vanghn, Blanche Martin, Myrtle Wilson, Anna Drake, Amelia Horn, Mary Preston, Willie Orrick, Frank Hall, John Whitney, Russell Hawn, Fddie Budka, JElmer Jackson, Fred Veit, James Lytle, Joseph Kutcher, Richard Tascher, Frank Skinner, Joe.

Marshall, Fan Fan MacNish, Virginia Vanghn. Tardy Moody, Minnie Moss, Sasiellill, Albert Arnold, Mary Vaughn, Susie Baker. FRANKIE QOTNN, Teacher. Primary Department--Third Ward Number pupils enrolled 7o Average per cent, of attendance 98.3 ROLL OF HONOR. Claud Willams, llary Case, Myra Congdon, Cora Ferry.

Maud Martin, Laun Whiterock, Millie Voight, Mabel Durfee, Fred. Wright, Joe Wolf, Rose Murray, Arvin Vaughn, Willie Gee, Willie Johnson, Emma Hodel, Ethel Lynch, Genie Rollins, Julia Budka, Tillie Johnson, Mossy Whitney, Susie Wilson, Genie Hill, Jessie Vaughn, Eddie Scidmorc, Ray Scott, Hattie Holmes, Harrv Bailey, Allie Skinner, Arthar DR. JESSE SMITH, SURGEON DENTIST Rooms Opposite Jacobs House, Clark- Stevens Wis. I desire to thank the public for the liberal patronage extended during my seven years practice in this city, and would call their attention at the present time to the following scale of prices: Teeth, per Set, $1,00 and Upwards, Fillings, 50 Cents and Upwards, Extracting Teeth, 25 Cents per tooth, ALL WORK FIRST-CLASS, AS HERETOFORE. Frank Kiiowski, Merchant Tailor.

Foreign and Domestic Cloths and Suitings always on hand. Come and see us, we can please you every time. Building formerly occupied by Post Office. STEVENS POINT, WISCOK BUT. SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, OfflC: lilic lands Ja of Commissioners of Pn Madison, Wiseontin, September 1st, Pierce, Sadie Ecfce, Eva KingaDU; George Zimmor, Ra; Buskins, Gena Bement. George Zimmor, Raymond Vaughn, Nel iry, Hie Notice is hereby nven that all the School, University, Agricultural College, 1 otfcited Mortgaged and Suamo Lands in the State ot Wisconsin, which have been forfeited by reason, oltlie lion- payment of interest for the year of 1887. will be offered for sale at public auction, at the CipltoUin. Madison, on the 14th day of December, A. D.

1887, unless sooner redeemed according to Bale will be commenced at 10 o'clock, A. and continue from day to day until all of saw lands snail have been offered. Said lands will be offpred by Counties, in alphabetical order. these are the following described lands in Portage County, which will be offered at the price named opposite each tract under the heading "Total amount due State," which memoes toe principal due at the time of forfeiture; the interest on the same to January and three per cent. damages; the cost of advertising, and all taxes which have been returned against the land ana remain unpaid.

Said lands will be sold subject to all unpaid taxes assessed against the same, not m- The percentage payable at the time of purchase will be fixed by the CommigBlocere at gale. H. B. HAKSHAW, State Treasurer. C.

E. ESTABROOK, Attorney General. Commissioners of the Pnblic Lands. Advertisement of Forfeited School Lands in Portage County. ROLL OF HONOR.

Joseph Clura Bailey, Bacon. Frank Cronk. Carl Cifiman. Allie Dwinnell, Ada Dwiii' nell. Foster.

Lota Goff. Edna Greenfield Clara Lnnfee Tlerron, Frecl Kelp, Fran kio Lytlo, Lcroj Mnrat, Frecl Olm. i Olcson Asnc's Thskell Smith, Uarrii' Skinner Alma Frank Thompson John Xilc, Alex. Wallace, Harry Welty, Mam i i a Taidv a Fulton. Ella lialverson, Ed' i Neurrann.

Nellie Woolston- DELL.V BLODGETT, Teacher. Primary Ward. Number pupils enrolled 54 Average per cent, of attendance 97.1* ROLL OF HONOR. Clara Strong. i foiling A Campbell, Mimic Cromwell, a i White, Lucy Cone, Alice Jessie Johnson.

Minnie Ida Kancr, Rico. Ad'i Ahvyn Martin Meric Finch, Lin 1'tiffer. J'nlms Jioreson, Theodore Bronson, Gracie Skinner. Willie Hmh. Pni.

Haley. Ilarvev Airnew. Snr'ih (Janes, Masjtfip Gil bert," Mabel Si either," Willie Nicholson. Johnnie Frnnu-. Lanr.i Nellu Georgia Ghoci Tardy Roll--Otto Nat MVMIE (YsriMAX, Teacher.

Primary Ward, Number pupils enrolled 67 Average pw cent, of attendance 94.4 ROLL OF HONOR. Jennie Prant, Gcorsc Blood, A a Bronson. John Collins, Willie Harry Davidson, Jolm Dackev, Kamucl Foster, Jay Fox, Julia Herron, George Hntchinson. Willie Kerny, Guy Jonas Ira Moors Clarft Clara OHn, Earle Rice. Roy Anna Rothman.

Willie Watts. i Strong, Lena Stevens. Lizzie Verrill, Milton Vcrrill, Gertie Weaver. Knlph Weaker, Mataevv Wadlclgh. Geo.

a i Josephine Thomas. ,1 ESSIE B. FLvwN, Teacher. Intermediate Ward. Number of pupils enrolled 48 Average per cent, of attendance ROLL OP HONOR.

Grace Grace Bailey, Emma Bielzkc Rath Catp. Wnldo Calkins. Gruce Christian, Angust Ell, Mary Goulder, Harry Hutchinsoii, Josic Hanson, Alfred Knauf, ErneM. Lampke, Charlie JENNIE DIGNUM, Teacher. Primary Department--Third Ward.

dumber pupils enrolled 55 Average ppr cent, of attendance 95.6 ROLL OF HONOR. Eva Arnold, Leda Caclman, Emma Clarkson, Ellenwood, Myra Ellenwood, Katie Hartman, Kittie Huber, Addle Leahy, Ella Neuman, Ida Kieaman, Lonise Steve, Ethel Sullivan, laire Williams, Ralph Bement, Willie Bndka, harlic Butterfleld, Martin, Hoeifler, Eoy Martin, 'red McKie, Clyde Vaughn, Lynn Vaughn, Clyde Sammie Woolsten, Willie Holmes, Peter Effle Barlow. Tardy Kieschel, Hattie Lawrence, Ida Pierce, Chasley Conley. IDA DAVENPORT, Teacher. '(7." Primary Department--Third Ward.

Sumber pupils enrolled 89 Average per cent, of attendance 96.8 ROLL OF HONOR. Mamie Freenor, Carl Zimmer, Mary Walters, Tannie Wright, Mary Kummer, Rose White, Hattie Wilhuskie, Mabel Skeels, Kthel Carlton, Poarl Carlton, Cecil Bement, Daisy Whitney, Willie McKie, Frank Hodell, Theodore Horn, Grace Van Dorn, Ethel Dwinell, Grace Bailey, James Terry, Florence Terry, Frank Spunkel, Joe Knivegar, Rob Jnnchen, Gnstave. Janchen, Otto Schnltz. Tardy Roll --Lester Woodworth, Ray Reinhart, Annie Richards, George and Mary Conley, Freddy O'Reilly, Johnnie O'Reilly, Mary Heitfoot, Mary Rischels, Amil Krenke, Joe Frank. MABY E.

OBME, Teacher. Jntermediate'JDepartment--Fourth Ward. Number pupils enrolled 21 Average per cent, of attendance 94.7 ROLL, OF HONOR. Flora Booth, Cora Thompson, John Lee, Fred Dcvey, Louis Mase, Anna Lee, James Murphy, Bradley Mills, Willie Fields, Alma penman, Emma'Vetter. Tardy Roe, Adolph Green.

EDA PEICKERT, Teacher, Primary Department--Fourth Ward. Number pupils enrolled 23 Average per cent, of attendance 96.7 ROLL OF HONOR. Clan Johnson, Vina Sbaurette, Pearl Cox, Lizzie Shondrean, Carrie Smith, Willie JDeLong, For- tes-t Rogers, John Kelp. Tardy Roll-Eva Roe, Martha Firkns. MRS.

M. C. SHERWOOD, Teacher. Primary Department--FourlK Ward Number pupils enrolled 22 Average per cent, of attendance 98.1 BOLL OF HONOR. a NAME.

Joseph C. SW SWNE 0 a rj jj; Jli 5 9029 ,9381 1624 11625 rt pi 7 00 1 J5 5 3 0 2 0 0 "3 a ft 3 80 $66 00 24 00 $462 1 68 1 $198 72 33 CJ "3 -B 2 a "lis 3 $1130 710 sP fl 1887 31 1887 Pall and Winter GIESE MERCHANT TAILOR, Has just received lis new stock of FALL AND WINTER Including French and English Worsteads, Scotch and all the latest styles of Cloths for Fall and Winter wear. Call and examine ray Stock before you buy. A good fit ensrftnteed. Don't forget my location, SOUTH SIDE, on the corner near Burr Son's store.

MEAT MAEJEETS. THIRD STJRJSET MEAT MARKET, BTSNGER PWHT, Detlew in kinds of Fresh Cured Meats-, wd TretU oil Third Street, between Main md Clwk Street. 95.4 Hv am by- Tardy Ptoll-- Julian Winkler. KATIE DIGXU.M, Teacher. Primary Fourth Ward Number pupils enrolled Average per cent, of attendance ROLL OF HONOR.

Grace Jlyerd, Julia Kruccer, Carrie Gilbcrtson, Jlsbcl Stisline, Walter DeLttng, Frank Rnsscll, Frank Bachardt, Ueorije Ainsworth, Arthur Mnr- phy, Chester Rogers, Fatty Dumphy, Kose Refly Sadie Lee, Wallace Bowersank, Winnie Bower- fault, Willie Rcllly. Tardy Roll-- Bernie and Frank Gcrznrapkie, Emma and Mick Myers, George and Alex. Ferkus Eugene McHugh. ELLA MUHPHY, Teacher. 1887.

Our Fall Importation -OF- Shirtings, --IN-New and Desirable Patterns, Are now ready for inspection. saiples. Rules for Self MeasisemeBt And PRICE LIST sent on application. are lower this season than ever. MAIN STREET MARKET.

G-IFLEESIST Eu hli Xeat Ktrktt well inpplied wltk Fresh Meats, Salt and Smoked Meatt, fresh Sausages, Butter, Eggs, Vegetables, te. forget the location of Street, two Joka A. Walker 1 residence. J. C.

CAMPBELL, --DEALSB IH-- And Manufacturer of Sausages, Goods Promptly Delivered. Yeietalles, Fisli aii Gaie in Season, Orders by Mail and Telephone promptly attended to. Office and shop South Division Street. STEVESS POINT, WISCONSIS. Excellent.

J. J. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knoxville, writes: "My family and I are beneficiaries of your most excellent medicine, Dr. King's ISTew Discovery for consumption having found it to be all that you claim for it, desire to testify to its virtue. My friends to whom I have recommended it, praise it at every opportunity." Dr.

King's New Discovery for consumption is guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup and every affection of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Trial bottle free i at John Cadman's drug store. Large size, 3. Blood Eli3tlr is the only 10 od Remedy guaranteed. It is ftpositiTecureforUIcere, Eruptions or SyphiJitic Poisoning.

It purifies tha whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic and Neuialgio pains. We guarantee it STEVENS POINT POP FACTORY, Mannfactnrer of 8elfasl Ginger Ale, Lemon, Sarsaparilla and Strawberry POP, BOTTLED BEEE Delivered to any part of the city, gTOrders by mail filled rromptly. Manufactory on Water Street, SALESMEN To jolicit orders for onr reliable Horsey Stoct. Good Salary sncl Expenses or Comnlsslon. Permanent employment jjnaranteerl.

Aoarpss once sutini; a SNEI.I. H0WI.AMB, NnrMrymen, Si. l.onl»j Mo, (Surgeries in western New York) MENWANTED To sell for the HOOKER NTJBSEBIBS. Established 1835. Permanent employment.

Salary and or Libers! Com- mlssions paid. Experience not Applv at once stating age. H. E. HOOKBH Rochester, N.

V. First Publication Oct. 1--vr7. Mortgage Sale. Whereas, default has been made in of money secured by mortiZiee, dated the list dw of Aacnst, 1886, executed by Albert Bnelow ua Angnsta Bnelow to P.

A. Ogflen, and rttordtd la the office of the Kegister of of Cenntr, WiscongiB, J3d. ISM. it 9 o'dock A. 'in Vol.

5 ot 4S- Tke amount claimed to be dne MlJ this date, is two hundred and floll- Thercrore, Notice if berebr pvci. mortgage will l)e foreclosed of mijea therein flwcrlbwl, br ot of coaulned ia tie Kortgtft, lit the Depot, Ambertt Connty, on the 15ia of at o'clock r. H. Tic fellowfiig ter of the'aurth-weJt qntrter Wf of ter of section thutj-ovt, BM quarter of in tweotrtwo. Mceptipj from tbe iMt 'SPAPERJ.