Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-08-28
Our Small Change.

Copious rains have fallen.
Phruit Carr at Ingrahsm's.
Hay sells for $500 per ton.
The river is gradually rising.
Vests Liver Pills cure Dyspepsia.
Potatoes are not so large as pump
kins this year.
Miss Lille Grace goes to her schoo.
rear Wabasha this week.
See notice of reward offered for re-
urn of Schultz band suit.
DR.. G, F. Witter, residence Drake
St., office Z. o. building If.
Terrible fires we're raging on the
marshes vest of Ccntralia last Sunday.
Let every man and woman in the
county strive to make the forthcoming
fair success.
There is cheap of building going
on in our two cities, all of which be-
tokens brighter times.
The "Trip to the Dells," which ap-
pears in this issue, was unavoidably
omitted last week. 1t is a very pleas
ant recital of most p1easurabla trip
The work of tightening up the
bridge is going on successfully. This
dry spell is just the time to do the
work.
And now Bodette is kept awake
nights, and needs must buy smaller
lasts for home consumption. The ton
mage is ten pounds.
Use Rromoline to cleanse the blood
and stimulate the liver; and health
will follow promptly and surely. Sold
by F. J. Wood.
An ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure. One bottle eff Brom-
dime is worth ten ef other liver medi-
cines. Try it. Sold by F. J. Wood.
The regular meeting of the Temple
of Honor will be held on Friday eve
Ming hereafter, commencing on Friday
day evening Of this week.
Fair week begins next Tuesday.
The biggest kind of big time will be
enjoyed. Several brass bands will be
here, the guests of our band during
their stay.
Last week o spark from one of the
engines on the G. B. & NJ. road kind
led blaze in the dry grass near the
cemetery. destroying a few rods Of
fence. The damage is slight.
The Valley road is doing tremen
dous freight business, which is con-
atantly increasing. Extra trains it is
thought will have to be put on the
road to accommodate the lumber trade
at points north.
All who have bought the Windsor
Coffee Pot; exclaim We never
drank such delicious coffee before
Call and see them at Brundage & Fer
gt:oh's.
Attorney Craven has been visiting
old friends the past week He resides
at Sheboygan, and reports the Green
back farce "played" in that section
Of the state.
Plows! Plows! Plows. !!
Brundage & Ferguson have the most
complete stock of plows in the county,
which they ar selling at low figures
Call and examine their stock before
buying.
The railroad bridge over the river
on the G. B. & NJ. Line is being made
over to large extent. New chords
will be put in, and the piers replaced
with granite rock from the river bed.
Exhibitors at the Fair are requested
20 make all entrees prior to Tuesday
morning, if possible, in order to avoid
confusion.
J.. @. SCHULTZ,
Sec'y.
Secure your doors, nail down your
windows and sleep with one eye open
and your revolver ready for business.
Wausau and Stevens Point have
suffered from the effects of terrible
hail storms.
The R. R. brid sc over the Wiscon-
sin river took fire last Friday morning
destroying several stringers and ties
before it was e1tinguished. The west
bound freight consequently was de-
tanned an hour or two.
The l. o. O. T. Cornet Band of this
city will give grand ball at Music
Hall, Sept. 4th, 1879. Frank Shu-
bert's full string band, from Stevens
Point xill furnish the music Eirsf