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

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feres with the approach to the Foun
dry Island.
"A solid stone wall is being put up
in front of the Congregational Church
where the graders have been at work.
1t is the intention of the trustees to
make fight of three stone steps over
arched with lamp which viii be both
ornamental and useful
-Rablin's Pail Factory is receiving
more orders for pals and wooden ware
than it can FIJI. Every day mammoth
loads Of pals are delivered at the G.
B. & NJ. and w V. Roads, and ship
ped to all points n Illinois, Minnesota,
Iowa and Wisconsin. Success to Mr..
Rablin's energy and enterprise
A man named HENRI Watermelon
is erecting a saw mill north Of Stevens
Point. That's the kind Of a name to
have If ones going into the saw mill
business II dry time he can get
his vile to run hin through 3 clothes
wrlnZer
We understand Baker says we
woulI make good lightning roI
man. we've 50 much cheek Maybe
we would, we only see one thing to
prevent; lightning-rod men as a Class
lie like the---and we ajocays tell
the truth
jack says sc iioratio Seymour, or
some other good man, is elected U. S.
Senator of New York" Good man +!
did you say Jack? How about Ne,o
York riots, and rebellion, war record,
ETC.? Good man." did you say,
Jack ?
We hear of some republicans who
voted for Mr.. Cassidy because Philleo
abused him so. One is a I" shouting
Methodist" and the other is so near a
CongregationaIist that he may as well
be called one. We have only to say
that such a man would have sided vii
Judas because Christ declared g 1t
were better for such man had he
never been born.
Now. Jack, can't you overlook a
little blunder? Just because we set
'em up for Dix in New York, and those
Dix-ies couldn't see the point, are we
to blame? IF men wont take our ad-
vice, why, we can't help it. If New
York can stand it, we can. IF New
York wants Tllden, we don't object
Two years from now the old Empire
will elect again I'll den we can wait
and see whether she cOnfra-Djc her
self or no. Our devil always would
pun.
The old stars and stripes foated
calamity from the flag staff on the Post
Office all day Tuesday AMI as the re-
turns came ia on Wednesday, now pre-.
saying defeat, and now cheering repub-
licans with the assurance Of victory
won, the old flag, so hated once, but
now respected, (by some from neces-
sity), looked beautiful as when before
the gallant hosts of the nation it cheer
Ell Il million brave hearts, who were
ready with their life blood to maintain
the integrity of the republio of which
the old flag is, AMI ever will be a sym
Dol. The terrible wind of Satur day
night battlaJ with and sought to rend
it, but in the morning It was still float
ing, a silent sentinel typifyins all thai
is grand aai stately IN the record Of
ten decades
"a PoLyaLor BCsTNEs3.-The Wild
spread influence Of American skill ans
enterprise has outstripped the compre.
/ tensions Of the Americans themselves
/ The fabric oG oar mills cIothe the say
,.,ae IA bnsr o5nt;nanfs They wr3r
the IONS jof Africa, and the tawn,
skins Of South American pampas Bu
wider still are spread the products 0
our skill in medicines. 4 late visit t
Dir. J. @. Aver < Cos laboratory anc
office in lowell, showed us that TIT
whole surface of the habitable glob,
pays It's tribute there there they ca
ter to and serve the req lirements of al
most all nations. Their publication
are in the many tongues that widely
severed people use. Their letters mus
be read from and written in man.
tongues, for which there sit a Ions
range of correspondents with the IN
dispensable accomplishments for thei
duties. Their daily mail of half
bushel of letters brings them advices
orders remittances from the circle 0
the world. We were overwhelmed
with .amazement, and our readers woul'
! be hv an insnection of this Wonderfully