Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-08-27
Our Small Change.

I --Teorge Baker IS los. II oz,-
Aug. 23d-Boots.
A malignant type of Dysentery is
raging at New LONDON.
Our Iumbermen are anxiously
awaiting Fall fresh"
-Mossrs. Bearss & Son advertise
for 800 piekers of cranberries.
One million cigars will be manu-
featured at Sheboygan this season.
We say boys! you chaps no at
Wausau bust watermelon or two and
give rs q fresh .
The American Sardine, Cos Bone
less Sardines, are much better, and less
than half the cost OF imported Sar
dimes. 1lyl.
j -pon't forget Prof Taylor's lee
ure on Geology this evening at the
Methodist Church.
The manly art of self defence
exhibition, at Arpia Hall, last week
didn't draw even a-drop of blood.
No. not man attended. We think
more of our town than ever.
A young lady fell deadin the town
of Mosel. Sheboygan county, Cause,
copious drinking of cold water while
overheated.
Mr., Chae. Lawrance received the
sad news of the death of his mother
residing in Albany, n. Y, last Satur-
day.
The Beportes. says ga woman on
Quality Row raises her biscuit with
Jack screw We feel hurt and de-
mand an Observation-Disclosures.
We await detailed statement. "
Unlike Mr.. Banquo's ghost, the
river will down . It tried to rise
last Monday, but it felt to down in
the mouth
Items are as scarce this week as
nickles in an editors pocket. We're
| going out into the country shortly, and
then, and then
Master Alex. Zenier's foot, which
was cut badly with glass bottle is al
ready more than ''half soled'', and he
will he able to peg out as well as ever
shortly.
The parents of DR. e. F. Witter
returned home yesterday, after a visit
Of nearly four months among friends
and relatives.
We are under received obligations
to Hon. A S. McDilI for the Con-
gressional Record Of the 1st session OF
the 43d Congress.
Our Methodist friends had a good
time at their Bower Festival yesterday
on the Island. Wen try to say some
thing more about it next week when
VIC have more space.
We understand our good friend
Bill Kline has concluded not TO move
into the SAMPSON House this fall
Why So? Twelve men thought he d
better not
And now little sign--"15 cents
fine for t''aceJing orer this highCay tas-
ter Hna oaIh"--has been put across
that AKA scautling arrangement Jack
built. Necessity compelled it. twas
wearing out. Jacks foots up S14. So.
IF the green fruit season don't close
pretty soon
The editor of the Stevens Point
Journal will please hold himself re-
sponsible for publishing our photograph
in its last weeks issue, and palming
it off upon an unsuspecting public as
Swayzes. Mr.. McGlachlin, we pro
test. Ed. Northup had that taken at
immense expense four years ago, and
we can't permit it to be handled SO
carelesslv. Put it back in the journal
album, Ed. We must insist.
Remember the Teachers Institute
next Monday at the School House,
at o'clock, p. NJ The Institute
will continue two weeks The fail
examination Of teachers will be held
as follows, viz Centralia, Thursday,
Friday. and Saturday. Sept. II. Is,
and 10. At the Court House in
Grand Rapids, on Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, Sept. "a, %, and 90.
In this day, just before the dawn
ing of the 10Th century wouldn't it
look better to see young ladies striving
to improve their minds or doing some
thing to help common humanity,
than 10 be eternally pRttering away
with a tattiug needle or working