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The Portland daily press., 1880-09-03
Board Of Trade.

A PUBLIC meeting will be held at the Board
IA of Trade Room in this city, on Tuesday, Sept,
7, at IL O'Clock a. M. to which members of various
organizations, and all individuals throughout the
order to take necessary action for proper repre-
sentation in the Convention to be holden in Boston
Oct. 6, 1880. Per order:
sep3dtd M. N. RICH, Secretary.
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Gorham Republican Demonstratiou.

Gorham Republican Demonstration.
Our reporter Wednesday evening neglected to
mention the Buxton mounted Guards, Capt.
Leavitt, who made splendid appearance, also
the following private houses were accidentally
omitted, many of them elegantly illuminated: :
MAIN STREET.
The houses of L. r. Morrill,, Cyrus Libby,
David Merrill.
CHURCH STREET.
Joseph Bolton, Lucien Phinney, Levi Pierce,
G. w. Harding, the Misses Waters.
STATE STREET.
Dea. Irving Small, o. A. Bean, w. Hard
ing, Mrs Frank Robie, Geo. Chadbourne, Col.
III. r. Millett, F. II. Emery.
HIGH STREET. s.4
J. NJ. Moody, G.. B. Harding, Mrs. Haines,
S. f. Bacon.
GREEN STREET.
Us. Leavitt, Mrs. S. w. Wingate, Capt
Geo. ThrestrUp, w. FL. Usher, j. Shackford,
n. johnson.
SOUTH STREET.
Mrs. Oxnard, VIM. G. Lord, j. G. Tolford
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-03

THE advertisement of Horatio Staples OPEN
ing autumn sale Of French cashmeres should
attract crowds to his store. Good bargains are
assured.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-03
A Very Desirable Rent.

The lower part Of L is,use NO. 22l
New High ST, in perfect order
gas, SeDagO and furnace-sllita-
BILE for small family. Terms $2l
per month"; Apply at house be-
tween 8 a. m. and 2 p. I'M.
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The Portland daily press., 1880-09-03
United States District Court.

Pure, wholesome, nutritious and stimulat
ing without intoxicating are Malt Bitters.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

MRssRs. F. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell at u
O'Clock to-day by order of j. A. Locke, as
signee, the Webster property, situated on G
street, Knightsville, Cape Elizabeth.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-03

CHANGE OF TIME.
STEAMER HENRIE eta.
For Harp9we11,
Touching at LONG ISLAND,
LITTLE CHEBEAGUE,
and GIT. .CHEBEAGUE.
On and after SATURDAY, SEPT. 4, leave Port
land at 6.15 P. NJ; leave Harpswell at s A. NJ.
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KNOX COUNTY.

Republican Harmony and Fusion Dissen-
sion.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-03

HEADQU ARTERS
GARFIELD AND ARTHUR GLEE CLUB,
Portland, Sept, s, 1880.
Erery member of the Company who is going to
Bridgton is requested to meet THIS DAY Fri-
day. at Headquarters in full uniform at 12 o'clock
sharp. Per order,
S. d. GRAVES, 1st Lieut.. CONG.
H. F. LIBBY, Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-03
Meteoroloeical Report for august.

Sergeant Laurens, of the Signal Service, fur
nishes the following summary of meteorolog-
ical observations at the Portland station in
The Portland daily press., 1880-09-03

WilbOr's Cod.Liver Oil and Lime.-Per-
sons who have been taking Cod-Liver Oil will be
pleased learn that Dr. Wilbor has succeeded from
directions of several professional gentlemen in COM
bining the pure Oil and Lime in sach manner that
it is pleasant to the taste, and its effects in Lung
complaints are truly wonderful. Very many per-
sons whose cases were pronounced hopeless, and
who had taken the clear Oil for long time without
marked effect, have been entirely cured by using
this preparation. Be sure and get the genuine.
Manufactured only by A. B. WILBoR, Chemist
Boston. Sold by all druggists.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05
County Board Proceedings.
GRAND RAPIDS, Wis.

November 14th. 1879.
County Board in session at 10
clock A. NJ. Chairman Cochran in
the Chair. Roll call and quorum
present Minutes of previous meet
ing read and approved.
Sup'r lilies motion pending at. last
session being first in order. Sup +
Gardner was called upon to read from
Wisconsin Reports Vol Al page 4S9.
Motion as made put by the Chairman
and declared lost,
Bill Of I {. St Amour s2i,9i II. Tax certf dis
allowed.
Bill Of q Il Gardner sls62l Co Judge salary,
con work &c above ut los IL.
Bill OF Rein So com work disa !lowcd.
The following nrd.r and resolution
was adopted. The Board Of Sup RS
Of Wood County do order and deter
mine as follows: That tie Co. Clerk
of laid county is hereby instructed
and authorized to sell County LaudS :.
on which the County holds Tax Certf
according TO the following graduation of
prices:
All lands on which the county holds
tax certificates. which have been sub
ject to tax deed for three years be sold
at the face value Of the certificates,
and legal fees,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05
Z. A. NORRIS,
j. s. NORRIS.

A Dead Mule. We are told Of a
curious, and fatal accident to a mule,
at Octagon, above Pit-syille in this
county. last week. A saw log which
had been placed upon load unclaimed
slid forward at the skidding place. and
Dir. Mule went to grass" in the past
urc in the better land, where iced
roads are unknown. and jackasses
kick at immaterial things. We are
sorry Tor the man who lost his mule,
but we are glad something has been
found that can compete with j4ckass,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05
FRIHAY EVENING,
Personals.

Henry Beckwith of California pas
sed through our city last week, en-
route for Omro.
DIR. Witter has been attending a
SESSION of the State Board of Health,
at Milwaukee. He returned Satur-
day.
Uncle Fred Cronkhite has returned
to Winona where he will learn to do
the fine thing in the jewelry ''biz.
Fred will miss that baby,
Cap. Briggs is just home from Dn-
buque and Menasha where lie has been
wrestling again with with old Chronic
Rhumatlsm, and has again foored the
enemy
G NJ. Webb didn't 20 to La Crosse
worth cent He lost his hat by a
wind gust, under Arpin's building.
and how could he go bare healed =?
We fahed it out with our cane. while
W ebb did the loud talking on the out
side.
Our old friend and fellow sinner
Henry Reed, who Of yore made saw
dnst in Rudolph spent the Sabbath in
the city, the guest of Jos. Freeman 5
family. He is buying lumber at Wau-
sau. We missed seeing our pale faced
friend, but wen shake at the "por-
tails" ..'Uncle Henry"
Miss Winnie Rablin returned from a
brief visit with Mrs. Hiybee at Green
Bay. last Friday. We learn that Mrs.
Higbie quite severely sprained her
ANGLE, in a snow bal!ing spree with
Winnie. demonstrating her remaining
in her rooms. We have always won
dered how it was that a girl could
snow ball and not sprain her ANGLE,
When girl SHES snow ball, she
twists her arm till it looks like capt.
tai W. and the snow ball is just as apt
to knock the weather cock off meet
ing house steeple in sn adjoining coun-
ty, as to hit ths object il WAS "sent
for"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05
or 4 years at 5 per cent Discount.

and it is further ordered, that all the
certificates SO sold at a discount be
properly charged back to the respect
i've town. And it is further ordered
that all Tax certificates Is years old
be cancelled and properly charged
back, And 1t is further provided that
the above graduation of prices shall
only apply to the tax sales hereafter
made
Clerk read letter from T. w King
bury & Bro. of Anburndaie asking
for discount IN certain tax ce rtifcates
On motion the later was referred to the
Dist. Atty. Co. Treasurer and Co.
Clerk.
On motion thu Board adjourned
until ! O clock p NJ
F. j. WooD, Co. Clerk.
TO BE CONTINUED.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05
An Editor In Luck.

St. Jacobs Oil cures Rheumatism;
OF this | am convinced. For two
years | suffered with Rheumatism in
my left shoulder and right arm, and
last fall was incapable of attending
to my duties, and lay many a night
unable to sleep on aeeoun: of terrible
pains A fe. weeks ago severe at
tack Of this trouble struck me, and
this time [ concluded to try the ST..
JACOBS OIL. | must acknowledge,
with but little conf ,lence III its merits.
[ freely confess that the result ha.
completely astonished me. The first
application relieved the pain very
materially, and the continued use of
only two bottles has completely cured
Tie Of this chronic evil, and that,
after the most eminent physicians and
their prescriptions had been Of. no
avail | therefore consider it duty
to publish the above for the benefit of
I'll sufferers with Rheumatism and
kindred complaints
u. A. HELLMAN,
Editor Republican. Pusburg, Pa.
Frank Beard the Chalk Talk"
man Tomorrow friday eyenin-.
The hall will be full to OVERLOOKING.
Nails have gone up to S5.25 key.
but Nick Schmitt will sell you key
for Sl.25 that will spike you every
tine. We think We could make to
tsar down our shanty and sch the
hardware. Single nails are little
higher than other naiIs-some sixteen
or twenty feet higher.
Come now, let s have your subscrip-
ton due On the REPORTER. We
need money to buy the babies hash and
iohnny-cake. We can't starve 'em,
and we won't if We have to run two
papers.
This is winter weather, just right,
cool and velvety, and just bracing
enough to warrant holding a girl in
Aatter With only one arm,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05

The Garrison Property in Cen
tralia is bonanza to any one who has
the needful to purchase it. In the
language of the poet, There's mill
lions in it, 1t is worth good $75.-
600 to-day, and can be bought for
$25,000 The man who gets it will
make a fortune not alone in the on
coming increase of value. but he can
sell "powers" enough to make him
rich. and have ''the power" left shat
will eclipse "the power" of the most
ardent enthusiast of any religious de-
nomination. 1t can be bought new
for song, another year it will be val
ued at double it's present figure.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05
High School RhetOricalS.

Mr.. EDITOR:
[ attended the Rhetorical exercises
of the Howe High School Friday last,
and thinking it might be Of interest
to the readers of the Reporter, I will
give you the programme. also comment
upon it.
Friday afternoon of every other
week is devoted to Rhetorical exerci-
cises, conducted by Mr.. Rosholt and
Miss Mosher. After uniting the
Grammar and High School depart
ments, the exercises were opened by
music, the whole School uniting. Al
ter which the following programme was
carried out
PROGRAMME.
Recitation, Forgive Il Forget. O. Huntington.
Mothers Fool. Dera Lyon.
Essay The Whale. Emma Miller
Recitation, Blue & Gray. Eva Crawford .
Rhyme of Dist s, C. Waterman;
Essay Printing. l.. Brundlge.
Trouble in Ireland Belle Brundase.
! News, Maine Middle John Horton.
Intefoceanic Canal Frmine Arpin.
The recitation entitled Forgive and
Forget by Olive Huntington, was
good, and well delivered. The next
recitation entitled "Mothers Fool by
Dora Lyon. was good, and a good
lesson could be derived therefrom. by
TALL present. The essay on the
Whale by Emma Miller was we'll
written, and NC thought of the Bible
utterance, when the Whale swallowed
Jonnah, and wondered were it possi-
BILE, according to her description. The
recitation entitled The Blue and the
Grey by Eva Crawford was good,
and ras Il change from the previous
Rotations The recitation entitled
THE Rhyme Of the District School,
by Cora Waterman, was mical as
well AZ amusing, she read it with some
| difficulty. owing to lack OF time to
rehearse. but it was very good. The
essay written by Eddie Brundage en-
titled '.printing" was well written,
Eddie told the School who was the
first Inventor, also give tho cost oil
publishing paper the size of the
Reporter and Tribune HIS iescript-
ion Of Type setting, and the use OF
the scissors was very good. Eddie is
an ex devil,
Belle Brundage gave the relation oil
the Lords to the tenan,ry, in 1reland
and handled her subject with compar-
atiye ease.
John Horton, explained the Maine
muddle and set the Legislature on
foot, and put it in good working order
Ermine Arpin, gave the cost and
feasibility of crossing the Isthmus Of
Panama by canal. as it he knew al
about it, and had the contract
The exercises were good as we'll as
interesting all through. and should BE-
attended by the childrens parents tc
see what progress they are making
The exercises closed by singing.
Yours truly,
A l.. f.
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90 c-~A-

Birth Days.--The birth day boom
has commenced in earnest at the
"Philleo House We chronicle four
in two weeks, which is pretty fair for
panlcy times. Our Dean celebrated
his advent upon tho planet last Friday
evening, the 3uth inst by gathering
OF little folks who made it right lively
for about ioar hours. We always en-
JOY these little jubilees> but if we
hadn't been exceedingly good -natured,
We tear We would have wished that he
had postponed his coming on ae-
count of the weather, or for some 9th
er reason, but it's II right; there $
trouble enough ahead, so let US never
refuse a real loud time TO the little
ones. We wish our eight had two
birth days ayeaz, and three in leap
year. What with music, aal hickory
nuts, 'lasscs candy and kisses. ddn /
they all get stuck up though: 1t al
most required pair of twezzers to
pull 'em apart. We verify believe
some of the little gills stuck closer
than brother, "a heap closer
the little fellows bsaue2 ,em homa
Why. 1t was better than circus to see
the procession move off two by two,
and occasionally one little chap would
sandwich himself between two pa *
ages OF worsted and cutls, ana sail of
like an ice boat, happier than an an
gel, and immagining himself a bigger
man than "old Grant" These juves-
lie years after all are the choice years.
No bother about stocks, and debts
aud credits, profits and losses, No be-
trayal of confidence unles 1t be when
some other chap coaxes your own lit
tie Battcrcup, and SO toys with her
affections as to make her believe yo4r
brass buttons are more shiney than
any other boys in the neighboriooi.
then there's mule" ana it takes
heap Of grace to keep fellow inside
his roani about, But the years wipe
out all the small troubles, only how
ever, to make room for those larger
and more greyiops. We'll, we've
trolled off birthday No. l, No. . Will
soon come to the front. May they be
celebrated at the ''Philleo House
for half century.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05

DR.. Yarnell will be at the Rabln
House next week Feb 18th 4 18th.
Patients can consult him at his rooms.
The DR.. is having hosts of the SICK
call upon him.
The blind Man Eloquent at Wit
ter's Hall next Saturday evening.
The second piece sung at the Open
Temple meeting, entitled The Temper
ance Battle Song, is the composition
of Rev. Mr. Norris the pastor of the
Congregational Society. and wa. COM
posed. both words and music, for tho
temple meeting. 1t is gem. as our
people can testify. Mr.. Norris has q
gift in this direction, and we hope he
will cultivate it.
The Express Business is languish.
ing, and the banjo lies unstrung and
silent, because Mr. Allen Kroner, the
genial Allen, has the ear-ache.
Which ear it is, or whether it be tho
NE IA of the SW IA of the right
ear, or the W 10 Of the left ear, we
don't know, for Lem vas as silent
thereon as ghost Allen should
lr b,1 a,re Il
City Engineer Riggs met with an
accident last Tuesday night whereby.
he severely burned his face and nearly
lost his eye-sight. He was fixing the
heater, preparatory to going to bed,
and the safety valve, in some manner
became opened, letting the steam out
in his face witt. the above result. He
is improving and will be around again
in a few days.
Ask Lem Kromer if he knows the
brave Hinglishman who hung the ad-
SeFtising frame in che post office, and
then listen to what his gentle voice
tells you. The advertising lpnatic,
because Lem didn't obey an order that
was not given him, to call with his
bus to convey "fooney" to the Valley
depot, told Lem. he was not George
Washington, and that he was a Con Of
Temperance, or something like it, 50
Lem made it his express business to
teach him lesson in etiquette. Tho
brave HiFgiishman thought Fl. NJ, s.
Pinafore was sailing through kiia, and
Valley stock went up to 70 pet, for
preferred stock. and lots of buyers, as
the bus drove of.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05
Open Temple Meeting. = TIL

Open Temple Meeting. = The
Congregational church was filled full
to over flowing last Sabbath evening,
On the occasion o: the monthly open
temple temperance meeting for Febru-
ruary. DR.. Witter spoke for upwards
Of an hour telling stack OF plain
truths in plain words, that struck the
audience right plum ID the intellect.
His remarks were full OF meat and it
will do them good to digest them thor
oughly.
Rev. Mr. Norris followed with woll
chosen words bidding the temperance
people be Of good cheer fer the Lord
reignith, and sin and sorrow was on
the decline. though appearances indi-
cate the contrary. The mseting Was
big success, and scores another cred
1t mark for the Temple The exersis-
es were interspersed with choice music.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05

State Circuit Ceurt-WosdCo County
In .he matter of the Estate of EaSard Smith
late OF Wood County Wisconsin, dseeassd,
interstate.
Application for appointmeet of Tsasc L.
Mnsher one of the creditors Of said Estate Ad-
miElStrator. de bonis non ), II place of Mary
Smith formerly Asministratrix OF said Estate
upon petition OF Spaford & Cole creditors.
OF said Circuit Court dniy made in said mater
at spec al term OF said Court held in Wau-
Raea County on the 2ist, day of January. 1890.
mat sad Application will be heard before tho
Hon. Gilbert l.. Park, Judge Of the .aiI CIR
emit Court at Stevens Point. in Portage County
Wisconsin, On Tuesday the I'd day of March
lse9 At the opening of the regular term Of
said Circuit Court for Portage County on thu,
day or az soon thereafter as Counsel Can be
g. L. PARK.
Circuit Judys.
Attorneys for Petitioner
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05


Brundage explains in his last issue
of the Tribune, how it came to pass
that j, +. lngraham did not receive
the appointment Of Census Supervisor
for this district. He labored to scoop
Salmon for Governor in the nsminae-
ing convention, and succeeded, two
more votes being cast than there were
delegates present. whereupon the cry
of fraud fraud +" went up till it
shook the dome of the capitol, probab-
ly whereupon delegate moved to
TO take Eeaess till seven o clock. which
was carried, and during the Interval
the pins were set up for Lewis, aud
Solmon was dead dnck. Now
Jack tell US where those tuo roies
came Fl ON. just for fun, you know
We II keep as cool as cucumber, for it
was years ago, you know, and it is on
ly our curiousity that we would salts.
fly. Jack says something about the
grand old Democratic party Of
course he speaks figuratively. or rather
sarcastically, or else he refers to the
"long, long ago, long ago" It is all
well enough to look at the "oli days"
when there was lots Of fan in politics.
and everybody Was honest, ana there
were no Sam TIldens with big ''b4rls'
and every delegate was alive and went
TO bed sober and with conscience as
clear as June morning We've
wished more than = tho usand times
that we had been born before Adam
ate that dried apple and before poll
tics were even in an embryotic state.
Well, Ingraham is soooped. but Jack
can't make us believe that Solomon
did it. He has no more influence
it'll the Administration than-He
were going to say Thad. Pound has,
but we wont
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05

Star Lecture Coarse. We can
now announce the dates Of the Coming
lectures Of the course. Unless some
special change be made of which we
are cngnizant, the lectures will be
given as follows:
FRANK BEARD, the great Caricatur-
list and Black Board Artist who has
been for years employed by Harper
and Frank Leslie. Feb. 9th.
Master G. PAUL SMITH, the Boy
Orator and Impersonator, Feb. 18th
and 10th.
Hon. SCHUYLER CeLFAx, Feb.
9th.
The hall ought to be filled every
night, for there is not better talent in
the country.
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Z. 2. POWERS,
AtGOYC9v Gt Law
Lsnd ana Y0r-Paying Act.

having keen engaged in the land Agency
sssness numb Der 81 years before " cod Coun-
~ HsS formed and possessing superior facili-
ties for detecting trespasSerS on land owned
~ nss reEidcnt., feel assured in giving per
Sset sstlsfsct;-n tS all who may see st to en-
pley me AZ All AGENT to attend to the prompt
payment Of Taxes, II the inv cStgation of Titles
ts recording deeds, 10 procuring Patents on
Lands, to protection Of Lands from treSQ2SserS
ia this and the adjacent counties, and such
sther BUSINESS, as l may be called On to per
form.
have constantly on hand good farming land
Sna village lots to sell in quantities and on ten
ante to suit purchasers.
Land warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention Raid to entering Gov
srnnont and State lands
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05
HIGM SCHOOL.

uIGH SCHOOL.
Emma Arpin. Eva Crawford.
Emma Morrill,, John Horton,
Minnie Brown, Lizzie Star.
Olive Teel, Emma Miller.
Belle Brundage, Fi,renee Miller.
Cora Waterman, Mamie Witter
Eddie Brunlsgc,
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Anna Huban. Celia Compton,
Teresa Byrnes, Ella Parrish.
Emma Pusdy. Isabel Mosher,
Auna Smith, Charlie Dnnnelly,
Anna iIasbrouck, Cora Pratt,
Ella Hall, Celia Reilly,
Iiat eat Reehc, Ella Whitney,
Cora Kline, Carson Moslaer,
Carrie Horton, Mary Clusuit,
Jenie Huban, Fred Iibbitts
INTERMEDIATE DEPT.
Carrie Morrill,. Ellis Kremer,
Elylna .Arpin, Walton Warren,
Frank Barnier, Alma Compton,
Anna Billnyre. VIM Canning.
Presley Demaris. Eugene Miller,
Louisa Klein, Emma Smith,
Lizzie Waterman Lee Ticknor,
Ella McCarty, Thns. Mullen,
Almond Burr, Ella Kellogg.
Ind PRIMARY,
Heber Lord, Willie Wheeler,
Frank Cary, Henry Kline,
Mary Arpin, Louisa Buhlmyre,
Arthur Miller, Ella Clusuit,
Grace Balderson, ,.hauncy Warren.
Mathew McRaith. D. BezaiIlon,
Tillic Spa ford, Dora Miller,
Geo. Miller, Benny Bogus,
Stella Belanger, Joseph Martin,
Charlie Phileo, Frank Pomainville
Louisa Russell, Alfred Canning,
Joseph Arpin, Eddie Morrill,,
Francis Mcisslth Anna Lavigne,
Eddie Delanger.
LIST PRIMARY.
Jennie Pratt, Arsie Arpin,
Iidhh ucti, Miituil NlOSnery
Rosie Miller, Ida Belknap.
Fred Kellogg, Rosie Donovan,
LOUIS Barnia, Willie 8uhlmyre,
Walter Canning, Teresa Smith,
Eddie Herschlsb. Chas. Belknap,
Katie Patrick, Stella Kellogg.
Carrie Kline, Willie Raymond,
Elmer Patrick Geo Warren,
Libbie Miller, Frank Russell,
Lizzie Stafford, Frank Ticknor,
Mary Drew, Mary Mullen.
Annie Martin, Emma PolaLky,
Fred CloSuit, Romeo Lafond,
John Brundage, Tracy Keyes,
Harry Wheeler, Stanley Bezaillon,
Andrew Siam, Robbie Stafford,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05
Howe High School.

The report of the pupils whose at
tendance was perfect during the LIST
month of the ~inter term, is as fol
lows:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05

Ovid Belanger, Mamie Roe,
Helen Philleo, Elsie Beane,
Heber Tibbits, Antoine Buhlmeir,
Willie Stafford, Geo. Compton,
John Pnlanky, Fred Siam,
James Keyes. Annie Parrish,
Seth Spafford, Helen Smith,
John Arpin, Charlie Lord,
Mollie limestone, Nettie Wheeler.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-02-05

Photographs II. Hebert
takes first class photographs over Bel
Anglers building. Prices reasonable,
and work satisfactory. If