Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-12-02
Our Small Change.
See Probate legals in another col

See Probate legals in another col
umn.
Only 1so below nothing las
Monday morning.
The river is as tight as it can ge
on cold water.
See notice of meeting for e%lectio!
of directors of 1st Nat. Bank.
The County Clerks Office is nov
in the Wood Co. Drug Store.
-"My business is picking up
that's what the rag picker said.
&C. O. Baker has removed his
Office of City Clerk to the council
rooms.
The Milwaukee Monthly Magazine
fer December is upon our table, full o.
good things.
The legal fraternity seem to have
all gone TO Oshkosh. It's a big log
case they are getting their board out
of; Uiz.. Cohn as. Neeves & Son.
-Grosse is keeping the finest oys-
tiers we ever saw and so cheap as to
be Uitnin the reach of an editor. Pat
ronize Crosse:
We guess our old Teutonic friend
is no SLOUGH after all. We've had sort
O. alf and alf weather lately and we
guess the old Dutchman knows his
''biz' after all.
We are in receipt of a copy of
the annual report of the state treasur-
er from Hon. Ferdinand Keuhn. 1t
is a suscinct statement of the State
finances.
VIM. Sylvester, the first mayor of
Portage City died at Ripon on the goth
inst. aged 81 years. He was a man
Of sterling character and great moral
worth.
The Stevens Point Journal comes
te US with its tuck taken out. 1t
looks we'll in its new dress. We well
come the Journal and are glad to see
this evidence of its prosperity.
The amount of logs which will be
put in on Black river this winter is
simply enormous. Nh. Price, it is re-
ported, will put in alone, A, 600, 900
feet, involving twenty camps and the
employment of nearly 800 men.
-"Colors from the old Masters -
Well, yes, we know. They were gen.
orally black and blue, and a little yei-
low with age. VIZ were presented in
our younger days with such %colors,
quite frequently.
d. z. Morrill, & Son have bought
out Frazier and Amsden, Harness max
ers. Now I'D. p" & Eugene, you
know it pays to advertise, don't be
bashful, come. right up the stairs and
tell US how many columns you want.
"A large bill of bill heads, letter
heads. envelopes, and card boards just
received at this Office. Send in your
job work. We can print anything
from a "lJfe" On the ocean wave down
to a mosquito bill on tinted paper.
Our good friend Tom wouldn't
stand the slightest ghost of a chance
for an election to Congress against
Judge Cate. Nobbidamsite -Trib-
une.
Jack, If Tom Scott should receive
the nomination for congress next fall,
against Judge G. W. Cate, he'd run
like a Singer Sewing Machine, and the
Judge wouldn't amount to a f~y-speck
on a map of the world, in the con-
test.
The happy den ouement which at
tended the matrimonial affairs of Mr..
L. w. Dousman, as Sir Charlie in the
ssLittle Treasure" evidently had it's
beneficial influence on his own life.
To-day, at Harvard, Ills, he is to be
married to Miss Kitty Joslyn, of that
place, who is said to be indeed a sit
tie treasure" May he have all the
pleasures in real life, and none of the
SORROWS, which he delineated so well
in his p%ersonation of SIR Chartes.-
Green Bay Globe.
Dousman used to sling lightning at
the q. B. &. NJ. Depot.