Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-04-06
Our Small Change.

ure Tomorrow, Fri
day, Evening. 81
Good bye snorgh burds.
Welcome Pige, we haven't Seen
Pige,-yet.
The G. B. & NJ. will be all right
in few days through to Winona.
ALI our mills will soon be active
ly at work. And this seasons, pro-
ducts will not be less than 100000
feet.
1t looked last Sunday as though
the rail roads would be all blocked up
again but fortunately the temperature
let CO. and every thing is lovely along
the lines.
An old Dutchman froze his nose.
While thawing the frost out he said:
Il hat carry dat nose fordy year, uas
he nefer freeze hisself before. no
understan' dis ting
j cans, Cottonades, Holland Win
dow Shades, Oil Cloth, Trunks, Sateh-
els, and Rubber Coats, sold way down
at
T. c. ST. AMOUR L Co.
The Heater" is come, and Graves
is happy. it is good thlng--a much
needed thing hot thing, and We
don't see how we can get along with out
it,
Rev. i. NJ. Foster, pastor of the,
Congregational church will deliver the
next lecture under the auspices of the
D. and L. Society at. Writer'S Hall.
next Friday evening. Subject: "The
Imagination.
A lady correspondent writes TO
know what nation furnishes the best
domestics; in reply to which we say
that although we are not very we'll
posted in such matters we feel that we
can safely pronounce in favor of our
own country. Newark, n. j., furn-
ishes the best. They are called the
Light Running Domestic" and are to
be found at any Office or agency of the
domestic Sewing Machine Company.
We don't hear anything more OF
Farmer Bill for President, from our
friend across the street. We hope
Brundage don't propose to have such
insignificant men as Tilden. Pendle-
ton, Hendricks or Kerr crowd the Iri-
6une's favorite out of the way.
Wouldn't VIM. look nice in the Presi-
Dental chair with one Of those gold
pens over either ear, and about four
cubic feet of legal cap for footstool?
Gracious But his friends are DESERT
inc him and we are afraid We will never
see him there The only way he can
make use of his talents. and that last
invoice of stationery is to be elected
County Clerk Of Langlade County.
We are glad to learn that our old
friend and townsman Mr.. D. E. Carey
has procured the agency of the Wheeler
| & Wilson Sewing Machine, and that
he has not only Wood County, but the
whole northwestern territory wherein
to sell this A No. l machine. MIR.
Carey will make the tour of the coun-
try with a suitable conveyance, dellv-
ering as he sells. and right here we
want to add, that what he may tell
purchaser may be put down as verlts-
Bile truth. His word is as good as
Vanderbilts bond. Mr.. q. will give
! full and complete instructions for the
running and use Of the Wheeler &
Wilson to every purchaser. Buy of
Carey.
The Stevens Point Journal has
the following:
An item in the Chicago Times Of
| last week states that s'the body Of
Mr. Clarkson was found floating In
Fox Lake, Lyon county, Minnesota,
last Tuesday. The body had been. in
the water for over two months" Can
it be that it is oar Clarkson that has
come to such sad end? We rather
guess not. as we understand he is now
stopping in Chicago. He was met in
that city about the first of January by
ex-Sheriff Baker, at which time he pre-
sented very seedy and wretched ap-
pearance, and Baker gave him dol
lar with which to get him something
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