Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-05
Our Small Change.
Tell me we winged m inds
That round my pathway roar
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en- business houses,-the fire fend ha-
bic at any moment to roll US up like a
scroll, and still, we must go Fire En-
CINE hungry,--bah
See that Initial Paper at the
Wood Co. Drug Store. It's superb.
Paints and oils at Philleo & Co.'S
all goods cheap for CASH.
The Sunday School Lesson will
hereafter be found on the first page.
More buildings are going up all
over town.
Go to MilIers and see his choice
dry goods, prints, sc.
Miller has fine lot Of choice gro
ceries.
One Hundred Kegs of nails are
received at Warmers.
Our Methodist friends propose to
give their excellent pastor donation
festival on the Goth inst.
Vanderbilt says that he does not
fear to die Aud the people do not
fear to have him die.
One of our ministers says it isn't
the daughters of Shem and Ham now
days, but Of hem and sham
The Express business Of the
Grand Rapids Office has trebled since
the advent of railroads.
Our boys, down the river we hope
will not refuse their back pay they
are not congressman
Now that spring is come, we adj
wise our people to keep their rooms
fresh. 4 salt rheum is not healthy.
Warner has a full and general
stock Of hardware just in from Milwau-
kee.
Warner has succeeded in settling
with his Insurance men receiving $3.50
about one half he should have received.
Hoe are you rusttce?
We want to suggest to our mayor
that he have inscribed upon the walls
of the new casabccse jug not, tina
We be not jagged.
New dwellings, are going up all
through our city and Centralia. The
more the merrier. Such growth is 81
ways healthy.
--Rablin has already run nine fleets
of lumber from his mill, aggregating
two hundred and fifty three pieces, or
about screen million feet.
Now is the time to buy your Now
crs and Reapers. o. ye yeomanry of
Wood County, come to my store and
see them.
/. B. WARNER.
We learn the sal news Of the
death Of Mrs Ward. daughter of II.
B. Freeman of the Rablin House, at
New London last Tuesday.
The heavy rains of last week have
brought the river up to good running
stage. 4 goodly quantity of Plumber
is coming down, direct from the saws.
Madison has killed mad dog
Er.
In reading the life Of Madison we
are unable to learn that he ever killed
a dog at all.
We noticed a large number of
platform cars laden with flooring, at
the Depot last Saturday. Many thou
sand feet are being shipped uia rail,
and the business is increasing.
A old proverb, or an old fool, says
"The glory of woman is her hair .
SO we Frequently hear of a glorious
dish of hash. Well take ours without
the halo
We are just deluged with rain just
now. The past week has, presented
the premonitory symptoms of flood ;
but then we guess our soil can stand a
right smart sprinkling.
The Stevens Point Journal has a
large wood cut Of the Stevens Point
Co.'S Boom 1t shows off the vast en-
terprise to excellent advantage. The
Wausau Pilot contained a like cut
of the Wausau Boom last week.
"A chap with glass eye, the string
halt, and fingers and thumbs looking
like lot Of clothes pms promiscuously
thrown together was in town the other
day. We guess he wanted to start a
base ball club.
The girls must send either smaller
or older boys after old papers for pan