Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-04-02
Our Small! Change.
Tuesday is election.

Ballots printed with dispatch s,
she Reporter Office.
There is a great depression Of
spirits IN the wake of the beautiful
! raiders.
The finest Irish linen note paper
you ever saw at Philleo 4 Cos, just
received.
Wiley will run his bus in con-
nectiou with the 7:30 P. NJ, freight
from the east.
Hon. James B. Crpss of Milwau-
kee is very low from hemorrhage
through the nose.
Alex Mitchell.-S16. 600, 600
Too much. and yet we suppose he does
really CIPHER more.
There is perceptible increase IN
the travel on both our railroads, So
spring opens.
Tho Teachers Institute is in sess-
ion, but we have no room IN this issue
for any of It's proceedings.
Mrs. Boguslausky will open in
the cabinet rooms very shortly, with .
full new stock of goods. Success to
her.
Another Union Temperance Meet
ing at the Methodist Church next Sun
day evening. All 90, and help the
good work along.
REMEMBER THE ELECTION MKT
TUESDAY VoTE FOR TEMPERANCE
MEN. DON'T FAIL TO WORK FOR TIN
RIGHT ALL DAT.
There will be a Temperance Mass
Meeting Monday evening, probably at
Music Hall. III c. Tilton of Apple
ton will address the meeting, probably.
We have only room to state that
Miss Shoemaker's school will commence
on Monday next provided the repairs
in the basement of the church shall
have been completed.
The ID Warders have nominated
the following ticket.
Alderman, Henry Chase.
Justice of the Peace, II. w. Lord.
Assessor JOS Hasbrook.
Supervisor, }. 4. lngraham.
Jos. Freeman was recommended for
Marshal, and A. B. Sampson for May
or A good ticket.
The Pullman Palace Sleeping
Cars have recently been introduced in
to England, and SO pleased is John
with his son Johnathan's clever inven-
ton that he is in ecstasies and really
can't determine whether to ride all the
time sleeping. or waking, sitting in as
coy parlor as even aristocr.tic John
ny Bull can ask to enjoy. Now that
they have crossed the big water the
Pullman cars will become in general
use wherever the iron bands are laid.
The medicinal effects of Buchu
are summed up in the United States
Dispensatory as follows :: at is given
in complaints Of the urinary organs.
such as gravel, chronic catarrh Of the
bladder, morbid irritation of the blaG.
der and eurethra, diseases Of the pros
tate bland, retention or incontinence of
urine, from loss Of tone in the parts
concerned in it's evacuation. 1t has
also been recommended IL dyspepsia,
chronic rheumatism, and dropsy."
This medicine is combined with Dam
delion in Hamilton's Buchu and Dam
delion, which gives it additional merit
as a sure remedy. Ask for it at II.
B. Philleo g. Co.'S in Grand Rapids
and Centralia.
We hope the voters in the west
ern part Of the county will not be in
Inundated by the seandalous action Of
Hiles and Remington on the Co. Board
at its last meeting, March 30th, but
that they will go to Dexteryille and
offer their votes The action of Mr..
Hiles is wholly and illegal unwarrAnted
aud is in consonance with his prior acts
of outlawry. We have no space in
this issue to comment upon the action
of Mr.. Hiles. Suffice it to say that it
was illegal, not binding in the least.
and that the towns still retain their
identity and individuality as at the
CLOSE of the previous meeting. and the
publication of the act, Let every vot-
er 90 70 Dexter and vote, or At leaat
offer to vote.
The Police JUSTICE hereby
announce myself as an independent
candidate for Police Justice. If elect