The Stevens Point Journal from Stevens Point, Wisconsin • Page 5

POINT, DEC. 17, 1887. Arrival and departure of trains from Stevens Point: Portage DiTiiion. Arrive. Depart.

Passenger 1:00 3:05 Freight 12:55 7:40 A Cblppftra Diritiun. GOISG WEST. Arrive. Depart. Passenger.

7:25 A 7:35 A Passenger. 1:10 1:25 Pawenger. 11:05 11:35 Freight 6:00 A Freight 9:00 A Freight 2:45 CheUea A AfMand IMviiioif. GOING KOBXR. Depart.

Passenger 1:25 Passenger 11:35 Freight 5:40 A Freight 7:15 A DMrion. GOING SOUTH. Arrive. Depart. Passenger.

4:20 A 4:30 A Passenger 2:53 it Passenger 10:15 Freight 6:10 A Slight 8:00 A Freight 3:25 Freight 0:10 Chicago Division. COTXG SOUTH. Arrive. Depart. Passenger 4:25 A 4:30 A Passenger G.

B. W. ST. F. R.

Time table taMngeffect Dec. llth, 1SS7. Arrival and departure oi trains from Stevens Point: SOTjTH AT EAST. Arrive. Depart.

Passenger 10:50 A 7:00 A Passenger 8:25 si 3:30 BOOTH AND WEST. Passenger 7:55 A 9:50 A Passenger 4:28 6:25 tiw not only ttwtids him with a position in the cabinet, bat now proposes to hoist him onto supreme bench over the heads of loyal democrats, who have more braineand more legal knowledge than a dozen Lamars. Cannot this patriotic Lamar be induced to make public his definition of treason Just to satisfy public curiosity, you know. LIBEBTX CORNEKS. --Christmas draweth nigh and the turkey roosteth high.

--Welcome thou, oh! beautiful snow we need thy blessings here below. --The young people enjoyed a pleasant evening at Mr. Thomas' Friday the 9th. --Henry Meyers and David Precourt are up the line and will spend the winter in the pinery. --School is progressing finely with a full school house under the management of A.

O. Soule. --Mr. and Mrs. Schyler TVhitaker are happy in the advent of a new daughter.

Yes, we smoke. --Rosy Puariea, has beea quite sick of lung fever, but all are pleased to see her out once more, much improved in health. --Jack Graver is busy shoeing horses. Jack has proven himself a master workman and finds enough to keep him busy at the Corners. --The people of Keene presented.

Rev. Huntley with an elegant Bible. It was an appropriate present and was presented as a token of their regards to the Rev. gentleman who has preached to them for over fifteen years. CUD.

A. F. WYATT, Agent. G. CAMPBELL, General Manager.

PLOVER. --Supt. Heffron visited the schools at Plover Tuesday last. --H. H.

Moore is "toting" supplies to Bean's logging camp. --John Conniffof Stockton, was in Plover last Wednesday. --Mrs. Eliza and family started for Minnesota last Monday morning--Ed, Frost will go to Sherry this winter and take a position there as head sawyer. --Hanford Calkins, who lives on the old farm, east of Plover is very ill with diptheria- --M.

Strope who has been laid up for some time with a malignant carbuncle, is slowly but surely improving. --Mrs. L. Seward has been seriously lor some time and at one time her Mends feared she would not recover. She is getting better.

--Santa Claus has established his headquarters at several places in this village. If you cannot satisfy yourself at one place, go some where else. with the dance let joy be nnconfined. No sleep till morn, when yonth and brauty meet To chase the glowing hours with flying on the evening of Dec. 23rd, 1887, when you come to the dance at Plo- --Downer Hale has shipped three car loads of potatoes from this place and has four or five loads more that he intends to ship as soon as the markets suit him.

--A portion of the rising generation of this village is in training, under the direction of Mrs. Sharp, for an entertainment at the M. E. church, Christmas eve. --Ed- Wiser of Plover, will clean and repair all kinds of sewing machines furnish duplicate parts, that are needed, and will guarantee good works to all who need his services.

--D. Derby, another old citizen of Plover, who went from here to Waukesha, has moved from there to a summer resort in Illinois about forty miles from Chicago, where he will keep a hotel. --George Welton, a former resident of Plover, but now of Waukesha, has sold his interest in the lumber yard there and also his house and lot for eight thousand dollars. He will locate elsewhere in business. --Supt.

Heffron was in the village last Saturday, for the purpose of holding a teacher's meeting. But having neglected to make the announcement beforehand, only a few were in attendance, consequently he adjourned the meeting until January 21st, 1888. Teachers and others interested, please note the date and don't forget it. --Elder Tedder, who has filled the TMversalist pulpit here for the past year, preached his farewell sermon last Sunday morning. He thinks he will not return to Plover another year.

During his sojourn here, the Rev. gentleman has made many warm friends, and has preached a number of fine sermons, and many of our people would be glad to have him here another year. --It i-j often said that republics are ungrateful to their loyal subjects but a Democratic administration caps the climax by demonstrating that this republic is not ungrateful--to an unrepentant rebel, who, by his words and actions aAys that treason is patriotism, that Jeff Davis is a patriot, that himself, In patriot, that every man who was in the rebel --The school board of joint district No. 5, put in new black boards into the school house Jast Saturday. --B.

I. Roseberry contemplates building a cellar next season, he says if he raises potatoes, hv wants some place to put them. --Mr. Hetzel of Almond, has been hauling stone from Corn well's quarry, on sleighs, for building, as also has Geo. and John Gustin.

---Leroy Cornwell has gone to the woods for the winter. Albert Manley went but came back, said the firm he went for were not ready for work and h'e could not afibrd to work for his board. --Found, on the road bet ween Bancroft and Keeno, near the Kcene church, an account book belonging to some thresher, the owner ran have the said book by calling on M. W. Rice at his place of residence.

OneThousand Dollars GIVEN AWAY, One Thousand Dollars will be given to the purchasers of the following described property, which will be offered for sale at Stevens Point, Wis. The duplicate of six of the descriptions contained in the following list will be selected before the sale commences, and separately sealed.one with $500, one two with $100. and two with $50. respectively. These packages will be placed with the old tolks.

Geo. went to in safe deposit until the sale is last spring, year ago. Says he 0 likes it out there first rate and has an i house of his own if it is naught but a hen the property is all soul, sod house. eac package will be opened --It is reported that many persons who worked hard last summer to put up hay on the marsh, and upon going to get it this winter have found that some of it has taken french leave, or in other words, had been stolen. It ACTS YOU CAN Bit ON.

PINERY IRON WORKS and delivered in the presence of witnesses, to the party having bought the property corresponding to the description contained seems strange. Queer it is that one in that package, can't keep anything but it must be' Lyman Smith is very sick. Adams is rushing theelover huller. --Emma Mathewson is getting better. --Our blacksmith is crowded with work.

--Mrs. J. Turish is under treatment of Dr. Frost. Gearge Thomas went into the woods last week.

Hagh Tracy and wife are made happy by another little boy. --We understand John "Wilcox will try the artist business this winter. --A. Clineis up from Packwaukee to dispose of his property in this place, --Our miller is overrun with grain. There is not sufficient water to keep the mill running.

A. F. Else has started up the steam mill to assist the miller and accommodate the people. Dr. Lindore was called last Saturday to attend Cla ence Arence.

He pronounced his sickness diphtheria Wonder if there is going to be any school here this winter. "We hear some eomplaintabouttheslelay. --Parties at this place presented theEev. F. Huntley with a Bible dictionary last Sabbath.

Sacrament next Sabbath. Fred Upthagrove and Ens Richardson said good by to Glen wood and arrived home last week, the latter going to Packwaukee. AiTLBTJEKST. Sleighing is fair. Potatoes are a property.

--Call on Guensey for toys. The county has donated to the Portage Co. Agr'l Society. Pork is bringing a good price here, and there is lots of buyers, bring it in. Press Webster had themisforttme to cut his foot quite badly on Saturday last.

The entertainment at the social, went off with the usual success and the little folks are entitled to thanks. The Town Hall is completed, accepted and paid for. It is a good building and reflects credit upon th builder, Ole Iverson. They will be installed on the 2nd Thursday in Jan. A.

H. Guenbey was elected delegate to the Dep't encampment. A. Smith is absent this week, at Madison and Baraboo, on Temple of Honor business. He institutes a Temple at the latter place.

--Dr. Guensey and J. J. Xelson took a trip to Appletonto see cantata of Queen Ester and visit Allie and Bert who are at school there. Benj.

Fleming andE. Turner, appointed appraisers on the W. V. Fleming estate, finished their labors Saturday, theproperty seed ules something over $27,000. G.

A. R. Post No. 16 elected the following officer-, last Thursday Commander-- F. Phillips.

S. V. John Vansniver. Jr. V.

Westley Mason. O. Jesse Lee. A. H.

Guensey. Qtr. Geo. H. Worden.

0. Sterling. BANCROFT AND PINE GHOVE- --The weather for the past two weeks has been soft, for this time of year. Wm. Drake bought feed at Stevens Point last week and did other business.

--Via Mr. Henry Strong, we learn that his son Leslies' wife is failing very fast. Wm. Ragan hauled some hay to your city last week, received $9 per ton, marsh hay. --Samuel Wilson hauled hay from the big marsh last week and reports the roads very good.

Wm. Smith has bought a fine yoke of steers four years old and he is breaking them for a team. --A. F. Else says he will make buckwheat flour at his mill in Keene this winter.

Give him a trial. --John Gustin moved his house on to the south side of his farm last Tuesday, now he is on the road. Herbert Casler, town clerk, re- stolen or fired. --Last Wednesday evening just about sundown upon glancing ia the direction of Grand Rapids, we saw what we supposed was a fire at that place, it being in the right direction. The fire showed very plainly and showed to be a very large one.

Since then we have learned that it was hay stacks on the big marsh. It has been estimated that nearly or quite one hundred tons of hay was consumed, and thattheamount would have been greater, if there had have been a high wind, but, as it was comparatively calm, several stacks did not that, otherwise would have been consumed, it is thought by persons who have been on the grounds, that there is no doubt but it is the work of an incendiary, and was fired for revenge. Among those who are losers by the fire, are Mr. Joseph Springer of Lone Pine, Mr. Thomas Smith, Messrs.

Ed. Smith and Jack Worden, Ezra Achilles and other persons whose names have been reported but forgotten but who did not loose so large an amount as those named. It is said that Mr. Springer lost 9 large stacks out of 15. Mr.

Smith (Thos.) was the next largest luser. It is said that Mr. Smith had had a law suit with some person regarding his hay and had won the suit. When the loser of the case made the remark that thehay would not dt Smith any good. Whether or not such is the case we do not know, certain it is the hay has since been burned, and is a sad loss to the losers.

The sold, to-wit the list to be Iiesc. Sec. 18 25 36 3d 36 lot 10 e- lot 4 lot 10 i. 31 SI 21 01 21 PISE R. LVse.

3 21 21 4 21 5 21 GROVE. eo. T. A SI 21 R. TWt thfc tottoty atkn popular and famed Climax Plug, the acknowledged (or first-clan chewing tobacco.

That this factory ntablahed as loos 1760. That last year (1886) it made and sold the quantity of 07,982,380 Ibs. or fourteen thou- ttnd tons of tobacco. That thift was more than one-seventh of ail the tobacco rasde in the United Statn notwith- ataadicf that there were 966 factories at wort. That ia the last ai )-ears this factmy has helped support the United States Government to the extent of over Forty-four million seveu hundred thousand dollars ($44,700,000.00) paid into the V.

S. Treasury in Internal Revenue Taxes. That the pay-roll of this factory is aboat GOO.OO per car or per week. That this factory cmploj about 3,500 operatives. That this factory sach a wonderfully good chew in Plug thai nuey other factories have tried uuutc it and in despair now try to cuitori offenng larger pieces of tafenor goods iVr the same That this factory nevertheless continues to its business every year.

That this factory belongs to and is operated by Yonrv, very truly, LORILLARD CO. DR. MASON'S INFALLIBLE Moustache I Beard Grower the only article CUT ili-oou'ml rliftt will tuelv claimed for it. It Produce the Desired ItexuU from 1 to 2 mouth-. It nevir fail- Thou-aud-.

call ttH'f to this It at $1.00 per atn 1 worth $100 to those who Hevd it i.t mall in plain wrapper Send -tamp- to LOCK BOX No. 2107, Si. Paul. QROCEBIES. R.

A. COOK, Prop'r and Manuf'i of Steam Engines, Rotary Saw Mills, GANG EOGERS, 0. ills, Mm Frames Shafting and Mill Gearing Of cry riptloo. Wo carry a full stock of Brass Goods, 1 Steal and Sas Fittings, Pipe, i Jt'on and Wood Pumps 1 ot all kinds. nnxrn inn 1 fonniK-te stock of i 1'ipc ana -torn iuont- for Uclticg Co Belting, Hose, Packing, i W.is;tm«, and all of Fanning All work loft i or by mail will rccoixc I'roiupi guaranteed.

OFFICE iuid foot of Mam door of Outran House. the Change ta and PLOVER. 1 22 nwM lot 6 5 5 5 22 5 22 BUSS A. VISTA. 19 22 'r's 2S 22 seHiBw US WOOD.

23 15 30 30 22 SCHOOL BEJPOKTS. DISTRICT NO. 5. For the month ending Dec. 2, 1887: Xo.

of pupils enrolled, 34, Average daily attendance, 20. Names of pupils not absent during the month, Laura Carpenter, Jessie Dafcins, Oscar Carpenter, Clyde Adams. ADAMS, Teacher. 14 14 14 10 41 7 a 7 Reserving darn privi- 7 leges tor driving logs. 7 seVe 5 10 -i 7 33 7 CARSON.

24 6 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 2S C4 44 24 21 25 21 25 li 6 1 6 SB 6 1 6 i 8 EAC PLEINE. 3 23 6 3 25 6 3 23 6 1 5 33 6 25 6 i 6 24 24 t) 6 ti 9 12 13 25 13 35 15 25 16 25 1 25 1 25 23 6 6 25 7 25 army and government from the low- ports that taxes in this town will be 4Mt tft hlghftrt Is ft patriot. And somewhat higher this year than last, DISTRICT xo. 3. Town of Almond for the month ending Dec.

9, 1887. Number of pupils enrolled 23, Daily attendance, 16. Names of those not absent during the month, Mary Fisher, William Gustin, Mortimer Tarner, Walter Corrigan, Orin Wood, Florence Achilles, Gerald Springer, Willie Curtis. Miiton Smith, Milton Wood. H.

A. SOUI.E, Teacher. DISTRICT xo. 3. Report of the Buena Yista school for month ending December 1887: No.

of scholars enrolled, 20. No. of days taught, 19. No. of days attendance, 265.

Average daily attendance, 185. Names of pupils not absent, Carrie Stewart, Stella Stewart, Frances Parkill, Anna Ambrose, Henry Ambrose, Frances Wolosek, Anna Wolosek, George LEONARD C. SCRIBNER, Teacher. Report of school in district No. 8, of the town of Plover, for the month ending December 2, 1887.

Number of days taught 19. Number of pupils enrolled 26. Average daily attendance 21. Scholars not absent during the month are, Elsie Dobbie, Esther McLeod, Georgia McLeod, Mary Blanche Baker, May Norton, Forest, Higgins, Albert Higgins, Alvin Porter, Clarence Upton, Arnold Herman, Amiel Herman and J. Cartmill.

Those not tardy are, Esther and Georgia McLeod, Jennie, Forest, Albert and Grace Higgins, Essie Dar- tish, Alvin and Myra Porter. PETER JOHNSON, Teacher. DISTRICT xo. 1. Report of Buena Yista school, for the mouth ending Dec.

2, 1887: Number of days taught J8. Number of pupils enrolled 53. Average daily attendance 44. Names of pupils who stand above 90 in written examination, Lewis Precourt, Minnie Nerva Eckels, Sylvia Warner and Mary Scanlan. Pupils present every day, Edna Thorn, John Scanlan, Nolia Ouan, Minnie Carley, Sylvia Warner, Nerva EckeJs, Mary Scanlan, Johannah Rcanlan, Hattie Huntley, Ollie Huntley, Edith Maynard, Hoddie Warner, Myrtle Warner, Mary Ouan, Elmer Rice, LewisScan- lan, Earl Carley, Agnes Guan, Iva Ouan, Viva Scanlan, Bessie Maynard, and Flora Myers.

A. O. SorijE, Teacher, i DISTRICT NO. 4. I Report of Lanark School, for month of November.

No. of pupils rolled 40. Those in attendance every day, Anna Ri ley, Hannah and Michael Tobin, Florence Lea, Lizzie Timlin, Michael Lynch. Those on the roll of honor for deportment, Hannah, Michael and Roy Toben, Anna, Thomas and Michael Riley, Florence and Eddie Lea, Lizzie, Katie, Mary and Nellie Timlin, Willie and Mikie Lynch, Sarah, Janie, John and Patsie Loftis, Daniel, Michael, Edward, Bridget, Mary and James Hopkins, Katie, Willie, and Maggie Dougherty, Frankie Jordan, Minnie and Bud Pierce, Frankie Pouse, Mary, lulia and Bernard Clinton, AugustSutheimer, William Vaughn, Albert Pierce, Bertha Schlikting, Patsie Hopkins. Time lost by tardiness, two hours.

ANGEUNE HEATH, Teacher. 1 1 10 10 10 11 12 13 25 35 3W.il 25 BWv 25 23 HULL. 25 25 8 S-H i 4 25 4 25 25 25 8 seCs" lot 35 25 li 25 19 STEVENS POINT. 24 1 14 14 14 14 14 14 ti 0 55 3 35 i 25 25 25 Books, Drugs, Medicines, Stationery, Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Spices Kerosene, Pork, And Supplies of all kinds Chicago Milwaukee pricest THE LEADING lot 4 17 24 IS 2J 31 7 nw l4 nc L4 13 SHARON. 1 25 9 ALB AN- 13 25 30 M.

M. Strong Addition to Stevens Point. Lot TTo Block WJ Lot Block 6 Mar J. Pchofield's Add. to Ssevens Point Lot 1 Block -1 Let Block TERMS OF SALE.

The terms ot sale will be one-balf of the purchase balance in one and two ears at per cent. Interest, secured by mortgage on the properly. FiJtj percent.oflliemlneralsand privileges will be reserved. All tne titles are based upon tax deeds. If the titles are properly defended and fall, the money, with 7 per cent, interest, will be refnnded.

The taxes are all paid except those of 18S7. The sale will oegin on the 22J of December, 18S7, and continue i all the property Is sold. Conducted by J. P. MALICK, Stevens Point, Portage Wis.

MEAT MABKBTS. THIRD STREET MEAT MARKET, STENOEE A BETLAGH, iTEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN. Dealer! in kinds of Frcsn und Cored Bolegna and Fresh Sausage-. Shop oa Third Street, between Main asd Clark Street. M.A IN STREET MARKET.

Hat his Meat Market well supplied with Fresh Meats, Salt and Smokert Meats, Boloytia Fresh Sauwyes, Butter, Vegetables, c. location of the new Main Street, two doon west John Walker's residence. C. CAMPBELL, --DKALBB IS-- FRESHfCURED MEATS And Manufacturer of Sausages, Promptly Delivered. Vegetables, Fisi aM 6aie in Seasoa, Orders by Mail and Telephone promptly attended to Office and shop South Division Street.

STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN, J. P. LEONARD, Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia Groceries Provisions, Boots cmtl Shoes, FLOUR AND FEED, Pork, Beef, Vegetables. Butter, Egys, c. Glassware Lamp- Als-o Potatoes in Car-load lot-- or in quantities to purchasers.

Wood bought nn Cash paid for all kinds of Produce. delivered to any part of city. Store corner of Main and S. Third Sts, STEVENS POIST, WISCONSIN. T.

F. Fuller, --TBS-South Side Grocer Keeps constantly on tall stock of Choice Fancy Groceries And Biakei i ipecliltj of Teas, Canned Goods, HAVE REMOVED TO THE Union Block. In thi-ir New CJuartw- 'hey i be pleased to meet all old and many nuw oai-5. Tluv an- Better Prepared Than Ever to pleuze public. P.

N. PETERSON, Dealej in Potatoes, Onions, Hops, Wool, c. Special attention given to Car Lots I keen on hand a largo supply ol The Celebrated Superior Barb Wire Salt, Plascer, Clover, Timothy Seed and all Kinds Farm Machinery. Prices given on Application. Office and Warehouse on Main street anc W.

R. R. Track. AMHERST, WIS Pall and Winter Full Wtights and Square Daaling is my Motto. Cash paid for country produce.

T. F. FULLER. NEW FEATURES Death by Accident. Loss of Hands or Feeb.

Los of Hand and Foot. 5,000 Loss of Hand or Foot. of Both Eyes. 3,300 Loss of One Eye. 2,500 Permanent Total Disability.

S50 a Week for Totally Disabling Injuries. At a Cest of Aboat In one I or One Half or One Quarter of Above Insurance at Proportionate Kates, Jfnnbn Jtlj Fn, fir rttrJt Policy. A. VAUGHN Agts. Have You Ordered a New Suit? If yon have not go at once to Setzer Knklinski's old Stand.) And leave your measure.

They have just, received ihtir Including the Latest styles in Foreign iint! Domestic Goods, and are prepared to do all kinds of On Short Notice Call and look over our Goods. Knttfa F. GIESE, MERCHANT TAILOR, Flan just receivedjhis new ftock of FALL AND WINTER JSTTITIICOi-S, Including French and Eaglish Worsteafls, Scotch Oaj'simere''. and all the latest of Cloths for Fall am! i wear. Call and examine my Mock beforu jou buy.

A good tit znaranteea Don't forget my location, SUUTH SIDE, on tht corner near Son's store. Wm.RohlfingCo. Sole Agents for the World-Renowned I A Hazelton, Behning Behr Bros. Every Inetrumcnt warranted for five years Terms to eiift all A large stock of Domestic and Imported SHEET MUSIC. Works of all the great masters, eiogantly Fine Violins.

Piano Pinno Zlihern, at WM. I PRACTICAL TIMTO MAKERS, Comer Broadway and Mason streets, MILWAUKEE, AVIS. I To solicit order? for onr reliable Nursey Stock. Good Salary and Expenses or Commission. Permanent employment srnarnnteed.

Address at once statins; age, SMELL Nurserymen, M. Lou (Nnrseries in western New lor orKi Ocllm2. AN I LU ABLE 1IIEN to gell Fruit Orape Khrnbft, fee. LIBERAL COMHIISJiloN or SALARY and PENSE8 PAID. H.

P. FRBEXAN Bnioirrow.X. OIlV BALL. JOBS FINCfl -PKOl'KIETOKS-- Gity Livery Stable, FREIGHTERS AND JOBBERS, And In und sbippers of -PLRB-. Wiseonsin River Ice We two One hacks and cany sud from the depot to any part of the city.

Aua aroalco prepared to attend to neddliiK parties driving parties. etc. Our 1'telcht facilities of a nit all huMticss entrusted ty will bam promu mention. TKLICHIONK AT OFFICES. Office and Bum corner Brown and North Thlrt Llvrry oa North Socoud street.

To and From the Northwest, TICKET OFFICES: CHICAGO- 205 Clark Street. Depot, Cor Polk St. 5th Ave. Palmer House. Gr.tnd Pacific Hotel.

TrumoRt iioiw. Briwl-aay. New Stiitloji. ST. F.U L--171 Kan Third I'U'Oli Dt-pOT I A I 1 9 Xicollet Block.

1'nlou Depot. Firit pabliLit'OH Der Notice to TN PROBATE-POUTAGE f'OCXTY COVET. J. Tu th-; mitiur of ilie e-tate ol Wil'iam V. Flcmlnff deceased tes'emi'nton on "aid having ocen srintud to Fleming sml Caroline FU'tnius of anil qls montbi from and aaer day oi December.

A bf'ms allowed lor to- present "aid deceased for examination and allowance Noilra 1- hert'hy given, that the "-lid County Court i i on tht sixteenth day of June, A. D. ISSS, at iho Probate OtTicu. iu the Court ITonse, receive, cx'iimne and adjn-t all claims and demands of fill persons ugniiist the William V. Fleming.

nft.o.i "'d. Deremlier 14' h. Ifo7 .1. KlNU.sBt'RT. County Jndse.

i i publication TX CI1UT1T COrRT-PORTAUE COUNTY. 1 Llo.d ones A A W. i-anborn, Plaiutitls, John Dpfendant Bv ot sir. duly isfned npen a judgment rendered In above entitled notion and to me directed. 1 a i upon and shall flffer for asd stll to the highest bidder, on Mturdav tf87, at -2 o'clock r.

ai the Sbmtl eflice in the Court House, in the City of Point, Portage County, Wiscon- shi. all of the rijjht tul'j, and interest paid Dcfendan'. John had on the 14th day of June. A. or he ha-i Bluer acquired in.

and to the follonitig real pfi-ue in Poriane Connty. Wisconsin, to i low number fifteen (13) and twenty two (22), in i niimlur i i (is), norili of ncmber nine (ft), east, or to mnch thereof as may bi iiece-sary to "aul with Intere 1 and off-ale. Dated November 15.1»37. 11. VAVGHN-, Shfrifl', Portase Conuty fl it.

Atlorucys. Tirst pnblicntioa, Nov. 19-- 7. Foreclosure Sale. TN CIRCUIT COITIT-POKTAGE COL'NTY.

JL Mitchell, Plainliff, Mary Beandreau, Henry uibt aud Mary Seibt. Defendants By viriue of a judgment of foreclopure and snle rendered in the above entitled action, and dated the Kth dav of Noi ember, 1SS6. I shall offer for sale and to the hijrhcfit bidder on Saturday of December, 1887, at i o'clock r. at the Sheriff's olllce In the Court Honsse, City sf Slev- cu Point, Portage Connty, Wisconsin, the lol- lowins described reni estate to-wit: Lot number tour (4), in section number thirty-one (il), IB township number twenty-four. north of ranxe nine (9), and also lot nnmber (i), ia twenty (9).

east, all IH Portage Conity, Wisconsin, or BO rnui-h thereof ag maybe neceesary to eatisfv said judgment, together with interest and costs of sale Dattd November 15, 1887 H. VAl'GHN. Sheriff, Portage Wia. CATE, JONES Plaintiff's Attorneys. First publication, Nov.

COUNTY COURT FOK PORTAOE COUSTY. In the matter of the estate of Calvin West, deceased. On rending and flline the petition ol Chester E. Fclch, reprecentln'j that Calvert West, deceased, in bis life time, by his contract in, wiling, agreed to sell and convey petitioner c-enaln real estate therein described, tipon the terms and coii- dition? therein stated, and that he has fully performed eald cofldltions and paid the porchaco money for said real state, and is DOW entitled to a conveyance thereof and praylne that the administrator of the estate of paid" Calvin West, deceased, be and directed to convey the same to him It IR ordered that said petition be heard at the regular term of the Connly Court, to be held at Probaie ottlce, in the City of Stevens Point, on tke first Tuesday of Jannary, A. D-1888.

It further ordor that notice of the pendencv of such petition and the time and place of -hearing the be published at least six weeki before the day fixed for such hearing, In ihe Steven? Point a wcefclr newspaper, published at the city of Stevens Point, in said conntv, and Hint the last publication be nnt more than ton dayc before the diy eo fixed. Dated l'ith day of November. A. D. 1887.

liv tho court, J. B. KINGSBURY, Connly Jodee publiration. Kov. Taken Up.

Came Into the enclosure of the subscriber, on "cction 1, town of Almond, on or about the day of October. TO7, one dark jenrling heifer Thp ou nor requested to rail for the saire. prove property, pny lor i notice and reasonable charges, and take hor awav. DAVID MEHNK. First publication, Nciv Taken Up.

Came into mv enclosure on section 1. town 22, range Plover, on or shoui November 1st. a early spring bull calf, red with white potbetween hips on back. Hns white spots between foreleg and on belly The onner is requested to call, prove ownership, pay charge" and tafec it away. JASI KWSPAPERl First pnbllcation, Dec.

10--wS. PORTAGE COUNTY, I City of Stevens Point, To E. R. Drayer. defandant.

You are hereby notiOcd that a summons and garnishae hss been Issned against you and your property gjrnlsheed to satisfy fhe demand of John McWivcru, nmonnt- lnt to thirty dollars. How nnlegs you shall ipppar before A. Eaton, Joslice of the 'ace, In and for said county, at his otBce in the City of Stevens Point, on the 27th day of December, A. 1). 1887.

nt one o'clock iirthe afternoon, judgment will be rendered against jon and yonr property to pay the debt. Dated this 6th day of December. A. D. 1887.

JOHN McOIViRN, Plaintiff. W. W. O'KEETE. Plaintiff's Attorney.

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