Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-11-05

A'''4 II - d DcdutLtut uulII-
ing. Such structures add to the
wealth, as we'll as beauty Of a city,
Was that man lost in the woods
on the Central road, one of those pea
lut-prize package-oreide news nuisanc |
Is: .tnd Is it possible that two hundre,. !
men turned out to fni him! Who'd |
thunk it d!
We learn that our good frien
Crosse will op9n restaurant IN til
lower store of the Neeves' Row. lis
well. Crosse knows how to keep an es-
Enlistment that will be both onrna-
mental and useful.
-PreSilent Grant has appointed
Thursday. the 26th day Of November
as day Of National Thanksgiving.
Undoubtedly Governor Taylor will is
sue his proclamation for the observance
of the same day throughout the State.
The settlers in western Kansas
are absolutely and literally starving in
consequence Of the grasshoppcr deyas-
tation Effort is being made in Chi
cage and elsewhere for their relief.
Let us be not backward IN rendering
aid when it shall be determined what
can be done.
An exchange says: "To make
an acceptable local paper, every little
piece of news should be accurately
chronicled." Therefore we note:-
A woman on Qualify Row broke
lamp chimney last Monday night
The out-houses at the school house
are in a terrible condition. There is
no necessity Of such condition Of
things, and Mr.. Gayror will be upheld
by the Board if he . peels " the hide
from every urchin who repudiates de-
cency. The Board will uphold Mr..
Gaynor in securing and maintaining
neatness, even if he is obliged to peel
the pelt " Of every offender.
Our enterprioing firm of St. |
Amour 4 Co. We observe are taking
orders for custom work clothing in
in neighboring towns, Several gar
ments have been forwarded to Tomah
and Stevens Point. The fact is, Mr. /
St Amour keeps as choice stock as
can be found in the west, and his
cutter and filter is surpassed by no
house in Chicago.
\ little boy in flame! dress. Iiv-
ing on Poverty Flat, the other day,
just for fun, slid down a well seasoned
pine plank stuck mp against COW shed
Ills mother spent most Of the next day
with darning needle picking about a
quart Of slivers out of that locality
where that judicial bench fits so nicely
upon the Judge The old lady thought
the boy was trying to start lumber
yard. His resting place " looks like
porus plaster.
SALE OF SHORT Horns AT BARA-
Boo.-Maior CHAs. II. WILLIAMS,
of Baraboo, made a small public sale
of Short Horn cattle from his Elm
wood Herd, Wednesday, October 2Sth,
which resulted very satisfactorily.
Four COWS sold at from S140 to 5000,
averaging $50 Two bull calves sold
at 500 and 500 each. The aggregate
for the six was $3.50 The small de-
mand for young bulls was an unexpect-
ed feature Of the sale. One was with
drawn because no bid was made. Two
of the animals remained in Sank coun-
ty two came to Dane county and two
went to Richland county.
Sickness Is an affection that waits
on us all. None are exempt, and there
are none but neel relief from its at
tacks. Whoever can furnish this be
comes our benefActor 4 conviction
prevails that DR. Aver does it. Disnr-
ders Of the blood have been healeI by
his Sarsparilla, and affections Of the
lungs by his Cherry Pectoral, too fire.
quently and too distinctly to be dis
tinctly to be disputed. His Ague Cure
is said, by those who use it, to never
fail. Reader, if yoa must have meli-
cal aid, take the best medicine. Poor
remedies are dear as good are cheap,
at sny price you have to pay for them.
-CAarlcsfoa Comier.
The Centrh, (Wausau, says:
Now in pile at Nessrs. Stewart &
Bro. s saw mill. 100000 feet Of lum-
Der, awaiting shipment by rail as soon
as the Valley Road is completed. 4
large lot at the mills Of N'essrs. Clarke
& Plumer also awaiting shipment
The r. r. bridge across the Eau
Claire is now completed and ready for
the iron. 1t is an immense structure.
100 feet long and solidly built. looks
to be capable of any amount of wear