Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-06-29
Our Small Change.

w e learn as we 20 10 press IHdt
TILDEN wins at ST Louis.
Thanks to Mrs. JOS. Wood for a
fine boquet at the Philleo House.
The "Old Soldier" of We Tribune
| is at St. LOUIS making it hot for Til
den.
The Fire Company propose giving
dance at Music Hall on the evening
of July 18th.
Prof Chittenden will occupy the
pulpit at the Congregational Church
next Sabbath.
Those wishing to improve their
stock of COWS will do we'll to patronise
A. G. Cary's blooded stock.
The circus bulletin boards repre-
sent the circus quite fayorably now.
The storm has wiped them fearfully.
Two years ago Spencer on the W.
G.. r. R. was nixcomarous--last We'd
Wednesday, a week, it had circus
The Madison Journal says: eco
and see Martha" and our devil says {:
''that amt her name; by a darned
site -
The Georgia Minstrels will make
fun at Writer'S Hall on the 4th At
ternoon and evening. See ad. in an
other column.
"A new invoice of Ladies, Misses,
Children and Men Shoes, just received
and sold very low at if
T. G. ST.. AMOUR & Go.
Commodore Vanderbilt is very
low at his house in New York. His
eighty odd millions don't scare cola
Death worth a cent.
When you wish to make your
wife happy buy her one of the light
running American Sewing machines.
Every body likes them.
The &. B. & NJ. r. r Co. lose a
valuable engine by the bnrning of the
Round House Marshland, near Wi
mona, last Thursday night.
Prof. Cleveland will soon give a
public entertainment OF his pupils.
We hope our people will give Mr.. G
good house, one that will be remun-
eratlve.
The best place to buy good
lunch or to refresh the inner individual
with cream and confectionery, is at
Crosses, first layer betwixt the Post
office and rock dirt
We publish the proceedings Of the
Board Of Eduction meeting in another
column. We detect one or two errors
therein which will be corrected at the
next meeting Of the Board.
The editor of the Brandon Times
says Thirteen years ago bu5hel Of
wheat would buy four yards of calico,
now about twenty yards can be bought
for = buShel, And still we wish for
the days when greenbacks were plenty,
and wheat two dollars a bushel.
Mr.. Stranger drew shooting iron
on La Blenx' bar keeper last Saturday
and Squire Lord buried him in Cases
cellar, with lattice work windows.
It's tough when a man can't enjoy
himself in a little playful exercise,
don't it.
We learn that Mr.. r. H. Grace
will take possession of the Paradis-
the old Lake Superior House, at Wau.
sau, as s'mine host" the coming week.
Uncle Robert will secure big patron
age, as he is known far andwid9 as one
of the best hotel men on the planet
Nick Schmitt says the 'boys" all
send off to Green Bay for their beer
while he has barrels Of it just frothing
to get out Among 'em. If men aoiU
drink beer, it were we'll that they
drink their home beer. seeing as how
we're going to be 'er for many year,
until we come to our bier, so don
'get upon yer ear" and 60 to the Bay
for yer beer!
There has been unusual mortality
among the saloon men at Wausau the
present season. No less than four
prominent in the business, have sud
denly passed into the unknown" with
scarcely warning of their going.
The fearful summons that ushers
man from 81 moody a callinr into the