Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-17

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Let some one or half-dozen put up
fifty good tenament houses. All will
be wanted before fall.
Over che hundred and fifty million
feet of logs have been banked on the
Wisconsin river the past winter.
A now barrel of Arcadia water i. on
tap at the Tribune office. "Ho, every
one that thirsteth."
Lent closed last Sabbath. Now we
can come down to our regular "msat
and fried eggs"
Our merchants are seeminly ever
run with business. Trade never prom
ised better than now.
Geo. Corriveau has finished the ex-
cavation for the cellar of his store
building in Centralia.
Cold for April-there snow telling
but We may have stanza or two of
the "beautiful'' yet.
Our attorneys have been attending
court at Wausau the past week, at
least dosen or so of them.
Geo. Prcuty an old citizen of Plev-
er, and good man, died at his home
in that village last week.
Our rail roads are doing a larger
freight business than ever before, and
the passenger travel was never so great
as now.
The bean singer nuisance is all the
rage again. We've score or less of
bean singers, and 50 has Brazeau, but
they sling 'em cooked.
The Centralia Touring mill will soon
be running eight run of stone. The
Centralia flour has reputation for
excellence all over the state.
Brazeau. the lather and shave man
is thankful for small favors. The
latest small favor weighed about eight
lbs, serial number, fourteen.
The First National Bank of Grand
Rapids has undergone thorough rem
ovation the past week. 1t is as neat
now, as just washed baby.
Bro. Swayze of the Wisc. Pinery
will 60 to lsok after that water melon
patch down in Moo Jarsey. in May.
Caleb wont take his wife with him.
Every urchin is con his marbles"
Just now. One will hear the marble
in all its branches at every
street corner, and tired mothers arc
doing heap of knee patching.
A certain few of our saloon keepers
who allow minors to play billiards, are
hereby notified they will get themselves
into trouble unless they observe the
aw hereafter.
Barnum says he has a common
sense birth mark. Barnum has new
er revealed that birth mark to the |
public. We don't believe he has it.
Where is it on yez, Barnum?
There is not a vacant house in our
city. What, net a vacant house 30, |!
not vacant house. Not 9 vacant |
house! Well, hardly vacant house
in our city.
Children cry for DR.. Marshalrs
Lung Syrup. 1t is the most pleasant
for coughs and colds known
and perfectly Harmless. Price % cts.
a bottle. Sold by T. j. Wood.
"Woe, woe, woe to this den of
thieves" vas what some uncommon |
sensed fellow sang out from the gallery
IN the House Of Representatives, the
other day, and the democrats thought |
he was joking.
Coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma,
bronchitis, AID all diseases of the
ungs and chest, are readily cured by
DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup. a remedy
which never fails to give satisfaction.
Price only 25cts. Sold By 2. J. Wood.
Now is the time to plant kats.
Put 'em in hills or drills, they'll do
equally well in either, but plant deep,
zeep, DEEP. DEEP, and don't put
my hair invigorator in the hill, Meth
II plant a tom stone. A de-meH-er
OBJ, but profitable.
New settlers are coming into every
own in the county. We believe no
county ia the state is increasing its
,opul alton more rapidly than little
" God, to say nothing of those who
;ome from the undiscovered country"