Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-07-18
Our Small Change.

o! the sweat by and by!
Will some timer eyetroush US?
The potatoe crop promises to be
immense.
The river persists in remaining
low despite the copious rains.
1t is SO warm that the little boys
and girls are running all over the
streets.
-Silber has been to Milwaukee,
where he has purchased new goods,
which he sells cheap. 1w
Last Sunday, Monday and Tues
day were the hottest days-W elkoome
Snough.
The Temple of Honor demonstra-
ton is postponed to the 23d of Aug
ust
George Ghoca of the Colby House
keeps the boss eating house on the
linn - .--.
Prof. Chittenden will preach at
the Congregational church next Sab
bath.
The GLORIOUS Fourth was duly
observed at Baskerville. AT least we
judge SO.
Corn is arraying itself in silk and
tassels and promises to Eget upon
its ear by August.
Plenty of rain. Will the weather
clerk please turn the faucet the other
way.
Irving PhiIleo has been employed
by Mr.. Chittenden to take the school
census. He'll do it right, for he's our
boy. There, now call that egotism.
Garden sass is in its glory, and
small boys with one hand on the
grippe riegon, and warped up like a
rainbow attest the truth of this state
nent
Nash who sings lightning over
the river at the Valley depot is a d.
da- daddy, He got it by telegraph
| ing from Milwaukee. Ten lbs. charp-
es, G. 0. D. $500.
DR.. Marshalrs Lung Syrup has
eminently proved to be safe, reliable
and cheap remedy for Coughs, Colds,
etc, Try it. Price only % cents a
bottle Sold by T. J. Wood.
A stately monument Of Italian
marble has been erected over the re-
mains Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Biron,
in the cemetery, The work is beau
tiful.
There is some talk of organizing
a shooting club in Grand Rapids.
There are many fine shots here, and a
little practice would make them al
most perfect.
1t is always very annoying to con-
gregation to have person hacking
and coughing during services. One
dose of DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup
relieves the worst cases. Sold by T.
J. Wood.
The boss bathing place is under
Rablin's mill. A gentleman from the
Point who enjoyed the luxury of a
bath there the other day signifed his
intention of driving down ever Satur-
day for bath.
= The bubble has burst. The great
bomshell which was to annihilate the
Republican party has exploded, and
instead the Tilden Democratic guns,
are lying on their backs, fatter than
if saw log had rolled over them
State Register.
Gent Mite. one of the "Midgets'
on exhibition at Chicago, went to
Forepaugh's circus, and taking a seat
where there was a pin hole in the can
vas, the little n an took a severe cold
which has settled all oUer ham.
The chap who sells bank
note detectors, and who piled the
keerds with the boys, winning some
good, and losing more counterfeit mon
ely was captured at Green Bay and
brought back by Sheriff Ward yester-
day. "What shall the harvest be-"
is que stion.
We learn that the barn on Mr.. |
CorriTeau's farm opposite Point
Bausse was burned on Thursday
moning, at about 5 o'clock. A tramp
took lodgings therein, and it is sup
posed that through criminal careless
ness or otherwise he set the barn on
fire. The barn cost $500 and was
insured for $500.
The grand Temple of Honor de-
which was to have come
off in this city tomorrow, in which