Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-02-15
1t is 80 distressing when sister,


viii not dwell together in unity Sa-
san B. Anthony has alluded cuttingly
to Mary Cfemmer as ian innocent in
efectuality." and Mary sweetly de-
scribes Susan as "a withered pea; for
ever rafting in dried up pod. To
ledo Blade.
Miss. Mary Dougherty has Been
engaged to fill out Miss Blodgetts IN
expired term in the second primary
department of the school, Miss. B.
being obliged to resign because Of i'll
health. The little ones were 10th to
part with her. Miss. B. is one of the
best teachers in the state, and serves
equally we'll in primary or advanced
department.
The bulwark of the Democratic
case shows how fortunate it is for Mr..
Tilden hat Florida comes earliest in
to discussion. In no other disputed
State has he anything like the same
advantages. In no other can it be
claimed that the Hayes certificate has
been declared false by the State itself,
acting through its regularly constituted
authorities N 7 Herald.
What has become OF our Kaoline
Fire Brick works? With inexhausta-
bic beds Of the finest material in the
world for making fire brick, Gas has
been tested) we see no reason why
capitalists cannot be induced to invest.
We hope that the settlement of the
presidential muddle will so lessen the
money strings as to secure the invest
ment of money in this enterprise.
Many effective pictures too are
drawn of the poor needlewoman work
ing in her garnet over the fnery worn
by the petted belle. But suppose the
belle does not wear the fnery? The
poor needle woman starves A large
class in New York subsist by supply
ing these very Injuries. the use of
which is condemned by economists who
regard only the sentimental side Of the
subject.-N Y Tribune
Henry Ward Beecher will deliver
lecture at Winona on the 22nd and
the G. B. & NJ r. r. Co., will run a
special train to accommodate those who
wish to hear the great pulpit orator
We understand the fare will be reduc-
ed to $500, the round trip. Let a
party be made up to attend. Probably
a like opportunity to hear Mr.. Beech
er will never be offered our people.
There is desperate determination
i'll the business community that there
shall be more activity. She long de-
preston and hard times are exaspera-
ting to those unaccustomed to stagna-
ton and idleness. And if the politi-
cal clogs. blocks, ratchets and other
clamps which reckless partisans thrust
into the machinery of trade, are kept
out, it will soon be whirling and hum
ming. --Detroit Post
We learn that Mr.. ". B. Neeves
has commenced an aotion against May
or Gardner, Marshal Baker, City Urea =
urer Spafford, and other officials to re-
cover amount paid on personal proper
ty tax, and also $500 damages sus-
tanned by fright in serving Of process
or something of that character. A
man who can make a Norwegian dance
the Lavender Girl to the tune of
"Crack the black snake, Jo.," ought
to have sufficient nerve to stand lit
tie grief in the way Of legitimate pro
cess serving. But how is it? Must
the plebians pay all the taxes and lords
Of the realm go scot free? Not much
Mary Ann. Lay on Macduf which
is Bakerl and horsewhippcd be he
who first cries hold, enough. Let us
have justice, simple justice done to
all parties