Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-20
Our Small Change.
river is on a big rise.

w alter your newly set shade trees.
"A heavy frost visited US the other
night.
Only IS in the shade Sept 18th.
at 10 a. m.
Notice StAmour & Edwards new
adj in this issue.
Frazier is selling piles of his halt
ers. They are good.
Did you ever see such magnif-
cent September weather.
Will somebody introduce Gen'l
Howard to Chief Joseph?
The Rablin House is doing a bet
ter business than it has done for years.
We are in favor of the remoneti-
cation of Silber-if only he viii adver-
tie.
We don't want to hatter this
weather, but it is very afectionate.
very.
-Greenbacks are worth 81 3-8 cts.
Let US not depreciate them by any fur
Their issue
~"Who will care for mother now, "
is the song sung by the Brigham
Youngsters.
If you want to make Green
hacker mad just offer him five dol
lar gold piece.
We wonder what set all the dogs
bowling so the other night! 1t WASH
band practice night.
The hot days of last week sent
scores of bathers to the Turkish bath
under Rablin's Mill.
Cranberry picking is about done,
and the pickers are returning in guam
titles to suit purchasers
The hard money man looks at the
thermometer and says all the indica-
tions look toward gold weather.
The drama is declining, so says
Bourcicault, and Bour cicault is right.
We've had nary circus this summer.
Ducks have become rather numer-
Gus. in the river at this place. of late.
VIM. Kline shot couple the other
morning.
When we read the call for the
"Reform Democratic Convention" we
somehow always think Of chap by
the name of TAYLOR.
This is the way the New York
Herald felt before Brigham went up
Salt Lake. "YoUNG man, you de-
serve to be spanked
1t were better to have loved and
lost, than ever to have loved it all has
reference more particularly to bottle
Of podophyllin and quinine.
New York has dog and cat doe
toress who visits these animals at the
rate Of three dollars per visit, charg-
ING extra when bones arc set.
If he had only known that sum
mer was going to last till January the
cranberry man would berry likely have
been less green than the cranberry.
The Plovor Times says that that
town is full Of tramps Maybe Tnger-
sol took US for one Brother Ingersol
we're carpet Dagger so "they
say
"A dangerous hole in the slab fill
ing in front of the Rablin House de-
mands the attention Of the street COM
missioner. Better fix it before some
horse breaks his leg.
M. Schoonke, Of the Conservato-
ry of perfumes. must have lost the
cork out OF his Balm of Ten Thous-
and Flower Barrels, last Saturday
night He is strong candidate.
Theodore Tilton arrived home
from Europe last week, and took the
Erie canal straight for Utah With
Brig. under the sod ''them" Salt Lake
folk might Utah-lize Theodore to ad-
vantage.
Frank Lavigne, who has been to
the Reform School, we understand has
returned home. We hope his expert
ence, and the good counsel he has re-
ceived at Waukesha may make good
man of him.
The sidewalks are sadly ont of
repair in various localities and need
immediate attention. Mrs. O'Day |
met with serious fall near Mr.. Wag- |
ner's residence, the other o day and
John says the city must pay the dam
age.
Down the river excursions are be-
coming extremely popular The
seventh Of the season started last Mon
day consisting of d. d. Demarrais, A.