Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-28

Now that = new year is about max
ing its advent, we choose to say
few good words for our exchanges,
that the readers Of the Reporter may
more readily and Understandings
Judge as to the merits of each in case
they should choose to subscribe for
some one Of them. OF course we shall
notice only the most important on our
list, as the great number received
land we wish God speed to ally pre-
cludes the possibility Of making even
the slightest mention of all.
The Sentinel, published in Mil
waukee, and edited by ar able corps,
with A. NJ. Thomson as editorin,
chief, is Republican in politics and
has proven an earnest and able expo
nent OF the principles ii advocates.
The Sentinel is published Weekly,
Semi weekly and Daily--contains the
latest telegraphic and market reports,
and is in every respect first class
journal for the family, the mechanic or
the counting room. 1t selections are
excellent, and its LEADERS able and
scholarly. An excellent feature OF
the Sentinel is department de-
voted to the purest gems of
thought afnat upon tho sea of ii,era'
ture which the publishers have chris
tened "1'he Midnight Lamp" The
Lamp" is lighted every Saturday,
and casts cheerful glow over the
whole week, and never pales or
burns dim. Subscribe for the .Sentin
el We shall publish its prospectus
soon.
The Ecening Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin is an evening pub.
lica,ion, issued Daily. Semi Weekly
and Weekly, and fully sustainS its
enviable reputation as a reliable and
wide. awake journal Its editorials are
ahle, and for general news it is sec
ond to no paper in the state. The
Wisconsin is ever striving to serve
mp something pala,able for its read
ers. 1t publishes holiday supple.
naent with It's las, issue which is full
of excellent readlne-thls supplement
will be hailed by thousands as snoth.
er token of good will to it's readers
on the part of the publishers of the
Wisconsin. Subscribe for the Wis
cousin.
The Register.
Published at Portage City by Jack
Turner, is of the Republican stripe
and from week to week is full of
valuable intelligence. Mr.. Turner
yields a ready pen, and is a pleasen,
aud fo,cible writer. In point of
Typography the Register cannot be
excel!ed in the state.
The Crescent.
Published at Appleton and edited
by Sam. Ryan Jr., the prince OF good
fellows, and genial gentleman, is the
representative paper OF Northeastern
Wisconsin, and stands among the
first of the many excellent Wisconsin
Journals. The Crescent is Democrat
ic in politics but for a that Is e|or'-
Gus exchange. Its large circulation
and excellent standing attest its
worth a. . public educator. We
wish abundant prosperity TO the
glowing Crescent.
The State Journal,
Published at Madison--Atwood d.
Culver, publishers, 81 a Capital paper
The fact that it is the official paper
of the State is a sufficient reason why
every man interested in State COVER
mental affairs ongh: to take it. The
editorial corps of the Journal embra.
ces fine tolent, and as consequence
il always readable which should rec.
ommend it to every family. Take
the journal.
The advocate,
Published a, Green Bay by Char.
ley Robinson, is among the best OF
our exchanges, aud is always full OF
the geniality of the great heart OF its
excellent editor. As a family paper
the Adyocate is unriyalled.
The Gazette, likewise published at
Green Bay is another 6rst-class jour
nal and represents the progressive
spir,, of the North eastern Wisconsin.
The Gazette we always welcome as
a pnest for it would be most excellent
company, even if it were only half as
interesting as it il.