Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-06-13
Our Small Change.
DR.. G. T. Witter, office entrance,
hall door Post Office Building if.

nall door GOSI OEIce DuliulnS- u.
Showers.
The boss liar is Anderson.
Ladies' Linen Suits, from SO up,
at ST.. AMOUR & EDWARDS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamm lost their
little one by erysipelas last Tuesday.
Burr Robbins circus shows at
Portage City the 18th of this month.
They will probably come here.
: See Educational column for an
interesting article on derivation of
the Names of the States -
Miss Nellie Kroner who has
been visiting here for three years, re-
turned to her home in Grand Rapids,
Mich. last Monday via Valley Road.
"A. A. Brundage left for Madison
on the o'clock train, last Monday to
work in the Democrat office at that
place. Success to you Arthur.
We arc in receipt of the Daily
Historian, from Auron Knapp, Jr.,
which contains the obituary of Auron
Knapp, Sr,, at Knappton, May 23d,
aged So years.
Mr.. Knapp, Jr, long known to our
old settlers as business partner with
Mr.. Spaford, before going west. is
now county assessor. Mr.. Knapp's
strict business integrity warrants US in
saying that his offici work will be as
near perfect as flesh and blood can
make it.
Be sure to call for DR.. Marshall's
Lung Lyrup, if you are troubled with
bad Cough or Cold. 1t relieves
after taking the first dose. Price %
cents. Sold by j. f. Wood.
Don't trifle with severe Cough or
Cold. Procure in time, if you wish
to save doctor bills. bottle of DR..
Warshall's Lung Syrup. Price only
% cents, large size 80 cents. Sold by
J. T. Wood.
1t has been intimated that certain
legal proceedings will be instituted
against the G B & NJ. railroad. that
will be likely to reverse the order OF
things uuder the present management,
and put an entirely different aspect
upon the case.
We have received from the hands OF
the Secretary Of the Wis State Agri
cultural Society, tho Premium List and
Regulations of the Society for the
18th grind exhibition, which will be
held at Madison, September 9th, 10th,
11th, 18th, 18th.
The Temple of Honor and Coco
Templar Lod re at Fairfield Eau Claire
county, have reduced the saloons ii
that place from five to none in five
months, There are so members il
the Temple. and 81 Good Templar.
there.
Telephones have become quito
numerous at this place, there is a wire
from the REPORTER to the TriLun,
office, one from Schultz Drug Store
to Geo. Woods Flour and Feed Store
and between several of the residence.
throughout the city.
i Mr.. E. G. Bulls. Of Scranton
was quite severely injured by being
thrown from carriage, while on
riding at baskerville, last Wednesday
week. The accident was caused b,
careless driving. the carriage runnin.
over stump, thereby throwing til,
occupants out.
Neal Dow says of Maine: eli
quor has absolutely vanished from
thrpe-fourths of the state, in thu
country districts. 1t fingers littl,
in the dark places of the city among
the foreign population. Maine, be
fore law, consumed annually S13, 900,
600 worth of liquor. The sixty-eigh
distilIeries no longer exist. The effect
can be seen in better homes, bette
farms and better living
just what parents want. TIL,
american Young Folhs for June ha.
been received. 1t is published a
+ Topeka. Kansas, by Hudson & Ewing
at 90 cents per year. 1t is full o
useful, entertaining reading, pure anC
elevating in character. It contain.
School Plays, Parlor Games, Pos
, Office, Natural History, Anecdotes
pleasant Stories, and is rich in shor
articles covering wide range of topics
Teachers from Ohio to California have
universally given it their approval anc
support.
The Secretary of State has re
ceived notices from the following per
} sons that they will enter steam wagons