Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-09-25
Our Small Change.


A Dwelling to let. inquire at Re-
porter Office.
Indian summer threatens to put in
an appearance.
Beautiful days with cool nights, =
splendid for sleeping.
Frost has come, but finds nothing
worth tacklIng.
A frstclass Smith American Organ
for sale. Apply at this office.
NJ. j. McRaith is doing a good
business. Call IN and see him.
We want some garden sass at the
Philleo House. Who'll bring it!
N. J. McRaith has, his full stock
in. Call and examine for yourself.
It is candid fact. Bromoline will
cure all skin diseases, scrofula, salt
rheum. erysipelas, etc, promptly and
efectually. Sold by F. J. Wood.
We are sorry to learn that Bro.
Barnum gas sick at Neenah and
couldn't talk greenbacks to the dear
people Wonder if the boys brou ght
back his hat from behind that barn
Call at NJ. J. McRaith's, and get
a fall suit made to order. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. S3Otf
The Deaf and Dumb Asylum at
Delevan was burned to the ground last
week, involving a loss to the state Of
S250,OOO The institution has been
thoroughly purified By fire at last.
Netting like Bromoline for all di-
seases arising from torpid liver,
such as liver complaint, biliousness,
dyspepsia. etc., Try a bottle of it.
Sold by F. ]. Wood.
NJ. J. McRaith has secured the
services of Miss Ward, of Grand
| Rapids, who is first-cass tailoress.
The G B & NJ r. r. Co. have
concluded to erect the round house at
this place, and the work of construct
| ion will begin Immediately. The
brick is being brought &c the ground
as rapidly as possible, The building
will contain, we believe, six stalls, and
so constructed as to admit OF additio ns
at any time. The company is make
Ing many improvements along the
line.
NJ. J. McRaith has secured from
Dubuque the services of Mr.. James
Walter, who is frst-class Tailor.
The Foundry in Centralia will soon
be in running order. Messrs Patrick
& Mahoncy have been moving the
ponderous machinery thithcr for sew
eral days. They have capital build
ing with all the cGnveniences for the
executing Of all orders they may re-
ceive for work No better machinists
are alive.
NJ. j. McRaith is getting up nice
suits from SIC, SIS, $40 and $50
Custom made. Workmanship war
ranted. 8-30tf
Our cid neighbor, and esteemed cit
izen, Henry Palmer has effected an
engagement with Hon T. 3 Scott to
supervise the large farm Of 5000 acres
which Mr. Scott ownes in central
Iowa. Mr.. Palmer goes th;ther this
week. We wish him prosperity in his
new field. No better man could have
been selected by Senator Scott.
If you want a good fitting suit Of
clothes call at NJ. J. McRaith's, as
he has two Of the best Men Tailors
sewing for him. S-3Otf
Last week Wednesday, young
man severely damned one of his hands
at the Valley depot The officers OF
the road, upon information, immedi-
ately telegraphed agent Nash to care
for the man, and foot the bills. DR..
Witter attended the inj ured man, and
he went to Tomah on the evening run.
We see NJ. J. McRaith busy at
his tailoring establishment, making
suits. He is shipping suits up the
river and to Portage. S-3Otf
The contract for grading and con-
structing the Valley road between
Wausau and Jenny has been let to
| W. II. II. Cash Of New Lisbon, who
advertises for 1000 mon, and promises
to complete the job in sixty days.
Cash is full Of energy. and will do
! the work well.
Major Clark, wellknown in the ear
ly history Of the state, an able lawyer
and man of decided talent died at
Baskerville last week Monday. For