Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-12-04
Our Small Change.
-Plover has a Brass Band.

his name?
Choice Card Cases at Philleo &
Co's.-beautiful.
1t is announced that Cliford's
troupe has broken up.
Gen. Tom Thumb and suite were
at Green Bay last week.
The New London Times don't
love Plunkett over much.
CLOTHING made to order in fash
nloable style by NJ. J. McRaith.
These are the nights that make a
chap think ofmarriage certificates.
Have you looked into the Wood
Go. Drug Store? Admission free.
Doors and shoes, at panic figures,
may be had at M. J. McRaith's.
Splendid sleighing.-cold weather
and four months of it in prospective.
Those wise weather prophets be-
gin to think "this snow" won't 90 off.
Appleton merchants are forming
al association for wiping out dead
beats.
A live toad was found in a four by
eight scantling in Eau Claire the other
day.
We shall treat our readers very
soon to some readable and rare letters
from Chicago.
-Emmons is prepared to order any
thing in the jewelry line from Chicago
for the holidays.
See Mr.. Doran's new ADVERTISE
ment of Grand Rapids Steam Boiler
works, in this issue.
We are told that we will have
an open winter. 1t has been fearfully
open Up above for six weeks.
Thunder and Lightning-a big
and Slush- fog, and cap
ital weather for catching cold.
A Smith organ is the incest Christ
mas present you can make. Boys,
make your girls hearts full of melody.
The Eau Claire Lumber Company
have about 80, 900, 900 feet of logs and
about 80, 900, 600 feet of lumber on
hand.
"A little boy baby ten months old,
son of J. Meyer of Youngs Corners
had his fingers pinched off in a door
last week.
The final excavation of the Hoos-
&C Tunnel required $50 lbs Nitro Glyc-
crime fired by means Of electricity,
The hole work is finished
A Piano or Cabinet Organ is ell
ways in order for Holiday presents.
Philleo & Co. can supply any who
choose to make such gifts.
--Several new cases of Scarlet fever
are reported in Centralia; two az r.
c. Lyons, two at Charles Quick's,
and one at Goodman Germanson's.
Tim DAILY is selling oysters two for
a cent. or 80 cents a can. They are
not poor trash either, but the good old
luscious ones.
The finest Parian Marble ware,
Figures, Lava Figures, Toilet
Work Boxes, Desks, &c &c,
ever seen in Che West for sale at Phil
leo & Co.'S.
1t was rumored that the fire engine
had burst one of it's fues, but a trial
last Tuesday gave the lie to the asser-
ton. The machine is in her new quar-
ters,
When you see a chap looking at
the pattern sheet Of Harpers Bazaar to
find the G.. B. & NJ. and W. Y. Rail
Roads, it is safe to conjecture that he
is on a train.
The honest face of John Raush Of
Nasonville, a we'll to do farmer and one
of the reliable men of Western Wood
County. revealed itself in our sanctum
last Friday.
See Mr.. Q. c.. Necvcs new ado.
in this issue. It reads like business,
What can't be found at 0. Seize, must
have become obsolete in the fashion
calendar.
A goodly number of the Yellow
River people residing at. and in the
neighborhood ofthe Wood P. O., have
been in our city this week attending
the meeting Of the Co. Board.
A benevolent old lady who wants
neople to overlook her short Commings,
means her husband. He is only four