Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-10-12
Our Small Change.
u Senator Cam
eron will speak at
Writer'S Hall, Tues
day. Oct. 18th. a.

-"Come Rosy, Rosy, poor Rosy y
How our torches shine for be-
nighted democrats.
And now Flavel Beadle contrib
utes his mite-1Slbs Republican.
Nash brothers have a car load OF
choice Fall and Winter apples, cheap.
Mr. Hitchcock IS repairing the
damage done By fire to his house re-
Gently.
-Four inches of snow fell at Au-
burndale and vicinity last week We'd
nesday.
The Trib. has got poet, and we
think from his measure it must hold
about three pints.
We want some potatoes, squashes,
onions, and cabbages, on subscription,
just now, then kash.
Crosse is serving up the finest
oysters in the market at his restaurant
under the Post office.
Rather windy last Monday, there
must have been democrat speaking
somewhere here abouts.
Gold, wet, windy, nasty weather,
regular Tilden and Hendricks slop
Hurrah for Hayes and sunshine.
"A blood thirsty tiger has escaped
from menagerie in Jersey, and is
proving and bowling for Tilden and
reform.
Remember that Cate voted with
the Confederates in Congress on every
measure presented by them, and that
he is one of 'em.
II. w. Remington is one Of the
Cooper electors; so our Greenback
Club you see will have the pleasure of
voting for Rem. one Of the instigat-
ors of the Wood County fraud. Ha,
+ ha ! what purity.
We acknowledge liberal supply
of wedding cake from the hands of
Ralph Smith and Miss Emma Trahern
who were married by Rev. Mr. Foster.
asst Wednesday week. We wish the
happy couple glorious useful life and
lots of little passenger traherns.
The democrats feel that "our
religion is going to be demoralizad by
that infdel, Bob Ingresoll. They ask
one another on the streets Must
''our religion" be thus endangered ?"
and from the Easements of their souls
comes up the response, "No, not by a
id sight -
That treble plated, --double-j joint
ed, = seven-octaye, rotary movement,
-soft-money, CATEamount brother of
ours, who eoostldnt support Titden
"unler any circumst ances." couldn't
be induced to join the GREEN BACK
CLUB in Centralia 'tother night. 90,
Granny will yer dog bite 2; No, bub,
no."
We had no space last to insert
the death of one of the most esteemed
officers of the Wisconsin Valley Rail,
Mr. John Moore, whose death occur
red at Tomah very suddenly two weeks
ago last Saturday, after few hours
illness. Mr. Moore was a most genial
gentleman, and was universally res
peoted wherever known. He occupied
the position of Chief Engineer at the
time Of his death We observe the
engines on the line are draped in
mourning, as token Of respect for
the deceased. He was aged about
thirty five and leaves a wife and child,
we believe.
Hon. f. D. Lindsay, the Repub-
lican nominee for the Assembly COM
posed of the counties Of Clark, Wood,
Taylor and Lincoln made US a brief
call last Friday Morning. MIR. Lind
say is one of the most prominent lum-
bermen in Clark County, rare bust
ness man and in every way qualified to
make an efficient member of our State
Legislature He will be elected by a
large majority. We predict that
Clark County will give him a rousing
vote.
Remember that Judge Cate holds
his seat in congress through the cleo
ton frauds in Wood County, which
gave him TWO majority. VIII the
people cast their votes for so base a
mau2 We helieya not Vota for