Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-05-15
Cur Small Change.
The trees are leaving.

The trees are leaving.
No they are not, they are firmly
rooted in the belief that they will MOI
leave, but blow-some.
Have you seen Emmon's Regula
tor? Its gay.
The season of the year is come
when Mary had little lamb.
MIR. G. w. White has sold his
residence to Mr.. Rappleye.
1t costs a saloon keeper 5000. to
sell whiskey at Stevens Point. Sound.
Wiley has surmounted his livery
barn with a lovely livery sign.
The Berlin Cowant says :-as
grass comes up butter goes down.
Innings, Trimmings, &C., a full
and select assortment at
9. G. NEEvEs'.
Lord 4 Stowell are again firmly
established in the harness business.
See their advertisement.
Edwards & Scott will erect a fine
honel at Port Edwards the coming sum-
mer.
The plum and CHEEKY trees are
plumb full of popcorn. They look
CHEEKY.
Summer ShawlA Wraps and
Scarfs at
q. C. NEEvEs'.
Just more than "n,easures" of
Brass Band music last week; rather re-
markable, so we make note of it.
When we've been there en- thousand years.
Bright shining as the sum-
Do you suppose we shall need FIRE
ENGINE then? We are afraid our
Common Council will if they don't
purchase one noW.
VIM. s. Miller is about erecting a
large store on the site occupied by him
before the fire. lie will put therein u
large stock of general merchandise,
making dry goods speciality.
The School Board have purchased
of Mr.. Worden portion of the di-
mension stone for the proposed school
building, amounting to some three
hundred and fifty dollars.
-Messrs. Philleo s. Go. will soon be
occupying their new store with a choice
invoice Of Drugs and Medicines, be-
sides line of stationery and fancy
goods.
Warner is receiving supplies Of
stoves and hardware constantly. We
notice large invoice. of tarred paper
for building among the large invoice
of general goods belonging to his line.
Tim Days little son, a size small
CT than half pint Of peanuts, fell into
the river last Tuesday, and but for
timely assistance, the little minnows
would have had lunch.
-Necycs & Son have a large inv DICE
OF general goods coming from New
York. We were in their store last
Monday, and observed preparations
being made for their reception.
Henry Painter says he keeps
:'Sweetened Wind at his Drug Store
in Centralia equal to -any zephyrs to be
found this side the Rubicon. Soda
will be a luxury If the weather will
ever taper Of.
The circus without horses-that
performed here last Thur sday had its
guy ropes all cut either at the Point
or Plover I've should call this cutting
off ones o,cn nose to spite his face.
We have received a large and
choice stock of envelopcsandj papers
and are prepared to do plain or orna-
mental printing thereonsat a moments
notice. Y
How doth the little busy bee i'm
prove each shining hour? We don't
know, but between robbirg honeysuck
les and singing his neighbors, he keeps
the shining hours pretty hot, we reckon.
We learned only last Sunday that
our old friend John Alice residing in
Centralia. had been having a severe
time with the erysipclas, but is recov-
ing. Our Centrala friends must take
good care Of John.
Tomorrow is our birth day, OF
rather its anniversary. 1t offords us
infinite Joy to know that it will be
duly celebrated by the opning of all
the canals in the State of New York.