Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-10-22
Informal Ballots.

cred for the man who has seen Judge
Gates resignation.
Bakers bread is all dough, but
the taxpayers ticket has the right kind
of Wood to do it brown.
-Swayze says if Cate isn't going to
spend cent, he ID like to know who is
to pay for " them election tickets"
When we heard that Mr.. Cassidy
would not be candidate. we began to
think he was really performer. %
Gov. Taylor need not cut doUn'
his explanation of that State Fair mat
ter We will publish it entire.
The Judges friends say he's re-
signed. We hadn't heard of it before.
If he isn't, he'd better study to become
so.
/ We haven't heard when the cash
land representative will go to Hazen
the people of that Assembly Dis
trict.
"A man can get into the County
Clerks office by eleven clock now.
| A candidacy is powerful incentive to
early rising.
IF any body wants nicer weather
: than this, let him or her make special
supplication for it, and then it wont be,
cause it can't.
We don't believe that Bro. Du-
fruit and Lem the Kroner propose lee
turing on what they know about the
"third term"
: Its just amusing to hear Lem the
: Kroner tell little incidents connected
with the recording of deeds for Abra-
ham, and Isaac, and Jacob.
THAT call for Delegate Conven-
ton was the queerest worded one we
[ ever saw. Now, we'd a hardly that
was call for delegate convention.
Dear Judge, In reply we will say.
1t makes but little difference how you
r word your resignation. Form is imma-
terial. The resignation is the thing.
/ If W. T. King don't slide into
: that Registers Office, then We shall lose
all faith in the virtue of mutton tai
ler." 1t must be that he be elected.
Wont Park and Cate get their
photographs taken together? We want
, it 10 adorn our sanctum. We have
Huss and all the rest of the martyrs.
We understand that Park and
Levi reiterate that Cate is one of the
purest and most unselfsh men ever
ctlled upon to resign a Judicial posi-
, ton.
Will the Judge give his opinion
on the third term question? Let's
see, how long has the Judge been sit.
n ting on the ragged edge of that Judi
: cial office -Four terms, IS 1T?
? Judge Cate says he don't want
any money spent in his election. Their,
,CiU be none, but we would like to know
where that man with six voting sons II
- - got that new cooking stove
Jack was up awful early the othe
morning, and looking to the east, h
thought it was sunrise but it wa
> only Gill, his competitor, returning
from midnight electioneering expedi
ton.
Gill, cropping around in the darl
the other night, electioneering, meetin3
e little boy said: " Little boy tax
| this note over to --, and I'll Civ
you some candy" and Jack spoke RICH
e up like little man: "Who's runnin,
u this election
: Remington labored to make tn
70 reform convention believe that he wa
the long expected political Messiah
IT He spake as never man spake." H
4 spake as did that beast that Bsalan
v rode--verily like grave, earnest mule
1t seems so funny to see Reming
'e ton advocating the election of Cassidy
- If we were to see noted horse THE
. advocating the election of certaiI
&c man for Sheriff. what would be tn
= natural inference drawn from such
condition of things?
e The Bourbon President of tn
Il Peoples Convention, for the nomina
t ton Of delegates, at Friendship, is hav
If ing sore eyes; the result of too fire.
i quent winking, before the convention
r could understand its business.
s. The Eighth Congressional Dis
Is trict would like to see how the top o
T. that Judicial Bench looks. They hav,
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