Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-05-03
Our Small Change.
Put out your shade trees.

POTATOES are WOrIn-c neap
o money.
--Tinware reduced 20 per cent. at
Warner"s.
We want a COO, koome, boss,
koome boss.
Choir rehearsal at the Church
this Saturday evening
1t showed last Friday pretty live
ly, but then think of February.
A new and complete stock of hard
ware just received at L B. Warmers.
Queens of the May in prospective
were looking respondent last SUNDAY
morning.
Remember the Union Soc;able a
the Cong. Church Parlor this .. m
and evening.
You can get one quart, one Il
quart and one IA quart tin pail all fol
,Seuenty-tfUe cents, at L. B. Warmers
Three saw-mills are in almost con
slant operation at Deadwood, D. 7
--HunyeJford.
Making coffin timber, probably.
Marbles troupe did good bust
ness here, and gave very good salts
faction, but withall it seems that Billy
didn't pay expenses.
The war in the East is affectine
all manner of industries. Flour is ter
or twelve dollars a barrel, and even
carpets begin to loom up.
Wheat has gone up to S1.90 ant
$500 bushel but then there have
been lots of people with whom -four
has ''gone up months ago.
Uncle Lawrance, he whose below
his-vest assumes aldermanic proper
tions, has put up tasty fence around
his lots. Count one for Uncle L.
Turkish baths will probably be
higher, now because there is a Rushin
for EN-. Ottoman pay more than fifty
cents for one? That's the question
Fresh lime, Cement and Lane
Plaster, constantly on hand at Wiscon
sin Valley Railroad Depot and at Far
rish Bros lime house.
aprl26m4 i. NJ. NASH.
The Wonowoc Reporter, T. K
Dunn editor and proprietor, comes tc
us in a fresh new dress, alive with
maggots of news. Its Dunn brown
sheet.
Owing to the hard times and tn,
scarcity of money, [ have greatly re
duced the price of my wares, and mus
insist on selling for cash
i. B. WARNER.
Hard times knocked assunder.-
Groceries, Provisions, Canned Goods
Confectionery and Cigars, the best ane
cheapest in the city at the New firm o
St. Amour & Edwards.
Convince yourself that you car
save money on your Teas. Groceries
and Goods of all kinds at the New
| firm Of
ST. AMOUR & EDWARDS.
-Hungerford S newspaper, the Rea
Estate Journal, is certainly an orna
ment ef utility to the city of Steven
Point, and the whole Northwest a
we'll.
-Loggers complain of low water
Hardly a log has as yet put in an APP
pearance. The drivers are tied up ant
so will remain till the heavens wee,
like boy with subbed toe.
The thriving firm of Garrison &
Weaver, in Centralis, dissolved MAJ
LIST, Mr.. Frank Garrison continuing
the business. We presume Frank vii
take his son into business with him.
-"Grim visaged war; dom
smooth his wrinkled trout worth a
cent, on the Beautiful Blue Danube. ,
Turkey, since war has really cropped
out, cries fo,ol /, but Russia says
that's no bar to the game.
Mrs. Edward Huban severely In,
jured her foot recently by catching ii
in one of the many bad places in oul
side walks. Somebody will make the
city pay. smartly yet if the walks are
not attended 70.
Rev. Mr.. Hagerman of Waussu
exchanged with Rev. L. NJ. Foster
last Sabbath, delivering very excel
lent discourse. Mr.. Hagerman is a
promising man with most excellent
ability.
Millions of pigeons are flying
about Tomah. and the trappsrs are
making a net profit thereby. We saw
one SO happy last week near the Dodge
House that he ran his nose.in the sand
trying to cut the pigeon wing"
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