Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-30
And she brought her little basket

And she brought her little basket
in and laid it upon our table, and took
off a neat clean napkin. She said ;
: ''it's nioe," "and only thirty cents a
pound" We looked upon it; we had
> no fine comb, so we parted it with our
hands, lovingly, little to one side,
and told her we guessed We wouldn' t
take it.
Gordon of the New London
TINES was married lat week to Miss
Weed -Plouer Times.
Only a change of vocation, Miss.
Weed always was in favor of the Cor
don Press, and now Gordon will soon
be in the agricultural business, Don't
let any but little weeds interfere with
the parent stalks in that matrimonial
garden. Ed, wherein you have made
your bed.
During the funeral services in the
NJ. E. Church, during the funeral Of
Capt. William Bremmer, last Tuesday,
post underneath gave way, ard the
floor in the center settled about six
inches, which was caused probably by
an excavation which had been made
under the Church. to put in a heating
apparatus, and in digging, had taken
the earth away near the post, and the
weight above, caused the earth which
the post stood on, to cave in, 1t did
not damage the floor and seats to any
great extent.-Plover Times.
"A certain class of young men in
our town have got into the habit of
coming into the Times Office and talk
ing with the workmen. We wish it
distinctly understood that their pres
ence is not wanted. A printing Office
is no place for loafers.
This is what Sackett of the Weyawe-
ga Times says, "a certain class of
young men in our town. will please
consider that we say the same thing
with emphasis.
The year is near reaching the last
milepost, and many of our subscribers
are owing us. We want to live,
though we ar'n't very particular about
the "top shelf till good times come
again. Bring in your wood, hay and
stubble," greenbacks, railroad bonds,
Credit Mobiler stock, back pay, pelts,
bears grease, spruce gum, or wolves
scalps, anything but broken promises
to pay are acceptable. Come Come
quickly.
| Miss. Jeanette Stilwell, daugh-
ter of Oliver Stilwell residing on the
four mile creek, departed for that bet
ter land after brief illness, last Sat-
urday. Several of our citizens were
| acquainted with Miss Stilwell, a mod
est unasuming gentle girl whose good
ness endeared her to those with whom
she became acquainted. Typhoid fe-
yer and quick consumption were the
diseases to which her frail health yield
| ed.
Remove from the blood those
wastes arising from the action of the
system which, if allowed to remain in
the circulation, give rise to the diseases
which speedily destroy life. Nature
has appointed the kidneys and liver as
her agents, by whom impurities shall
be eliminated from the system, and
when these agents are torpid, or debili-
tated, or disabled from any cause, for
their business, EIamilton's Buchu and
Dandelion imparts fresh life and vigor
to them and makes of them the best
blood purifiers one can have This
preparation for sale at Wood County
and II. T. Painters drug stores.
ALI New London Is getting mar
ried. The epidemic first broke out in
the choir where a quartete went in on
duete yielding four duets in the
aggregate. 1t was all perfectly natu,-
a. We understand there was not
fiat among 'em. Undoubtedly they all
think it very '.fne," and if the bal
ance Of that choir don't look sharp
they will all be singing to double time
and there will be more nor a measure
full of little appoggiaturas. They
probably think it good note on the
"Parson" Bro. Gordon of the Times
is one of the duets, but we under
stand he says there will be a trio by
and by. "Hush my child lie still and
slumber'
FOuDd.-A little girls fur collar,
enquire at this Office.
Sudden Death. VIM. Brem-
mer of Plover, met with very sudden
death, last Saturday night. 1t seems
l. l. IL Il.