Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-01-25
Our Small Change.

Give US a thaw.
Eggs are up at 80 cents per doz.
Chicago has about three feet of
snow.
is , below zero last Monday
night.
Zone vote more"-Tilden. Shoe
hy don't it q?
The Temple of Honor and Tenn
pearance is progressing.
The Wisconsin Legislature thus
far is very quiet body.
in the southern part of the state
the snow is at least two feet deep.
Piles of snow East, while we have
just enough for good slsighing.
TO have good time-attend the
young peoples debating society.
You can't find better time than
now to subscribe for the Reporter.
We wish our county board would
bridge its work. The imp again.
And Commodore Vanderbilt neve,
mentioned US in his will. We shall
contest it.
Master Alex. Zenior has been
engaged as organist at the Congrega.
tional Church.
The Temple of Honor is adding
to its members of those who will be
saved
Runners say that Grand Rapids
is now the boss town on the river fol
selling goods and making collections.
Wood choppers are drawing into
town piles Of wood, Of their own, a
CORD. Lay this pun to the devil.
Our merchants ought now tc
advertise for the Spring work. Sow
out your seed before you can expect 8
harvest.
We hear there was music at the
Council Hall last Tuesday. Boys,
pull together, and by all means don't
get your nozzles damned.
Brother Brown sings, "Shall we
gather at the river" to his boys these
cold mornings. You see he is putting
up ice for the 4th of July.
Bargains in Clothing, Underware,
Dress Goods, Knit Goods and Gar.
ments made to order at
L. G. ST. AMOUR & Co.
-Ha yes i sci &c ted, no tun Gle
Sa muel Til den.
This is the latin for Hayes is elected
not Uncle Samuel Tilden. Fact.
The scarlet fever and the small
pox are raging terribly in various por
tons of the state. Too much car.
cannot be exercised in preventing tn.
spread of these terrible diseases
A rather hot meeting was that of
the Council last Monday evening
Mr.. L. ? Powers and Mr.. Geo. A,
Neeves. presented some little bill,
which looked most 800 thin" oonse
quently y
Five unintimidated sneezss full o.
power as charge of dynamite are better
than dozen drinks of the best bourbon
old Kentuck ever produced, to set one.
blood cavorting through the veins
Just look up at the sun and let 'el
snooze.
The Milwaukee Monthly has pass
ed into new hands, Hon. III. H. Gle.
becomes its business manager, and it:
Editors will be Ella A. Giles and Prof
s. Il. Carpenter. The association o.
these names with this popular month";,
insures good financial management anc
a well edited monthly.
There isn't much looping on front
gates these nights, but If kerosene
lamps could talk wouldn't they tell OF
many flame that ought to be shak.
ing up the COW bedding instead Of
snoozing in bed till the second bel
rings. ........
The toughest joke we ever heard
told on Brother Remington was, that
when the Valley road was building
through Remington the boss ordered
the boys to take up the track every
night and carry it in. for fear Reming-
ton would lug it off for old iron. We
don't believe it.
Our community will be panied
to learn of the death of one of Rev
R. NJ Webster little one. recently,
from scarlet fever. We have not
heard which of the little ones has gone
''homs," but we think it is the babe.
May the infinite Father give our afflict-
ed brother and sister the consolation