Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-05
We are DELAYED in this issue of

the 1IepOftef, ana may be IN our next,
though we shall strive to avoid all de-
tehtion. In the hurry and confusion
incident to getting in to our new build
ing, together with the fac. that the ed
itor is cutting teeth-either his eye or
wisdom teeth, he don't know which, a
! painful job to the achole office; even
the devil don't enjoy tive find our
self behind like bundle Of old neos-
papers and with the make up of our
sheet far from what we would desire.
But be patient, and when we get in
to our new sarctum, why, just come in
unto us, and see how cozily we are sit
uated, and leave us two dollars for the
Reporter, and be happy.
A slate-stone qnarry has been dis
covered in Wausau Glad of it. 1t
don't take much of scholar to figure
out the ultimate prosperity of coun-
try where such sources of wealth
around. The Wausau-sages just
tfink they are snm since the discovery.
Grand Rapids Reporter.
Well, Bro. Philleo, we not only
think we are sun,--and it is SUN that
your county, nor yourself can ever
compute. This is merely fraction
added to the vast resources Of our
county Wausau is able to stand all
the filings it may receive from below,
and yet if Bro. Pliilleo should visit
Wausau he would not have a slate -
/ Mrovn at his head. --Central { Wau-
sau.)
Bro. Johnson, you don't understand
us. We rejoice in your prosperity and
never intended a cling at all. 1t is
Grand Rapids wish that you may
malhply and replenish the earth with
SLATE, and may there never be long d.
cision between us.
In the case of the Kansas horror,
where the Bender family committed SO
many murders; we notice that the Rad
zeal press is wonderfully remiss, so far.
! 1t has not announced that the Blenders
were Democrats. X 3. Adcocote.
Not at al! necessary the name sig
nifes, No further proof is required;
though their little idiosyncrasies might
make the matter more clear to- doubt
ing minds.
LATEST ABOUT TIcHBoRNE.--We
get copy of Y Wasy, published at
Pittsburgh, which has the following
feature Of the Tichborne ease which
we had not seen before
Y mae Tichborne, yr ymgeisydd
gwydn ain etifeddiaeth, yn AYR yn Gael
eli brofi am anudoniaeth. Yr ocdd y
llys yn orlawn boil, or bendefigaeth
lawr at Y tlotaf, pan y traddodid yr
araeth agorirdol yn eli erbyn.--G. b.
/ Advocate.
We don't agree with the 2 Wasg,
in what it says relative to la'cno boil
or Undergraduates too thin. We
don't believe it.
The NJ f. Church, in this village,
has just undergone thorough repair
ING and remodeling. The platform is
now arranged so as to accommodate the
Choir as well as the Minister. A tasty
table - the work Of J. w. Aplin, has
taken the place Of the massive pulpit );
the seats beautifully grained, and the
wall newly papered in the highest style
Of the AIT, The inside of the Church
Is now as pleasant and coy in appear
ancc, as the most tastidious could de-
sire The cupola, which hitherto has
had the appearance of having abruptly
concluded to stop. in its upward course,
has been surmounted by an additional
section, whose majestic spire points to-
wards heaven, as if in emulation of the
Minister within. The Rev z. d, Oh
colt, deserves credit for his persevering
efforts in bringing to successful term
inatson these extensive repairs. The
Church is really, in its internal appear
ance, especially, an honor to the place.
The building will be re-dedicated to
the service Of the most High, next
Sabbath, The dedicatory sermon will
be delivered by Rev. Fl. G. Tilton, Of
Appleton, Wis He has the reputation
of being a Minister of. rare ability and
eloouence. The service will commence
at half-past ten o'clock, A. NJ. Let al
attend--Ptouer Times.
1t is becoming general practice to
so arrange the pulpits in churches as
to. Accommodate the choir. Our Plover
frien Is have shown discretion in SO do
ing 1t is the intention Of the Con-
grcgational Society to improve their
church building in like manner. We
hope to see the works commenced imme-
diately
Old Cellars. The following from
an exchange paper is full of truth, and
is as applicable in this county as any
where else.
GLOW much of sickness is bred in
cellars, it is not probable can ever be
ct,4od h.t tharn ix No, 1o,,ht that MANY