Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-12
Our Small Change.

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An Indignation Meeting would
be in order.
Chickens are looking Thanksgiy-
ing in the face.
-Rablin's mill is still chawing away
with lots of logs.
Judge Cate will hold Court here
next February, probably.
1t was just more than hot last
Monday over Cate and McDnl.
-Whew Amt those sleds at the
Wood County Drug Store high toned ?
Was the sunlight Of investigation
too dazzling for the Court House Ring?
Must the sufF RACES Of the co.nnnn-
ity be outraged by Levi AMI Orlando ?
Lord has erected fac wooden
awning over his harness shop entrance.
1t looks like Mississippi Iambar
yard in the vicinity Of Bablin's mill,
-KaoIin beds are fully sustaining
their hitherto c1p;<aJ representations.
WHO wouid 90 south when such
glorious we,ther aboenls in Wiscoo-
81 /?
WAS ever such brazen-faccd inilui-
ty before perpetrated upon voting
people?
The political thermometer in3i-
Gates much cooler temperature.
It's well.
"A man named hurry of Mauston
was killed on the W. V. R. R. last
Wednesday.
Only Two weeks to Thanksgiving,
and not even a shadow of rooster at
the Philleo House.
The Centralia FIGURING Mil is
receiving piles OF wheat, aud shipping
car loads Of -four.
-Nessrs. Gardner & Hayden are
erecting low Office just south of Wit
tcr's new block.
Miller has the finest assortment
of scarfs for We gents We have
seen for long time.
We presume they had an election
at the Point on the 3D., but the Ptaery
of the 9Th is very quiet about it.
Our Citizens will be panied to
here of the serious illness Of Mss
Annie Dutruit with typhoid fever.
The Blaislell Company is pro-
nounced the best troupe that ever,
visited our city, John Dillon was
immense.
THAT miserable currency" comes
proper handy just now after election
Greenbacks ''says' who is elected
you know.
Were getting HOMER to make rs
sheet iron protector with two rivets
for our back suspendcrs, The times
demand it.
Oh woeful, woeful. woeful, day ,
Most wocGul day when the people by
their ballots said UNCOVER YOUR
rNIQUrrTEs."
They tried to beat Frank by say
ing he was a Cate man. They would
ut say he spelled it with a K, the
mean retormers.
We wernt aware there were so
many breenbacks in the county till
..the boys" began to stake them on
their candidates.
IT anything political stirs the mud
ay pool Of politics, why, It's rhjIleo
ehats doing it. Well. gentlemen. We
aaa lug big load Pile er on.
Our rotary saw mills are thinking
of arranging soma sort Of a receptacle
ta catch TIE annual Yell Of fingers.
They are al absolute loss at present.
Lara Ward has reset his fence in
front &C lis dwelling in a substantial
stone wall re laid tie walk, and made
fother improvements pro bono pub'jco.
The high wind last Saturday night
did some damage, though nothing very
serious. Mr., Kline's fence was blown
down near the Congregational Church.
Our city fathers have been i'm
proving the platforms for the engine
on the river bank, and the driveways
thereto. This precaution is commend
able
We arc glad we aren't running
for Congress. Cate and McDill have
been on the g ragged edge . now for a
week, but it don't hurt the Judge so
bad--that bench you know.
Didn't the wind blow last Satur-
day night. though? We were awful