Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-06-12
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DR.. G, s. Wittey, lesience Drake
ST., Office P. O. building If.
Vests Liver Piilseun Indigestion.
Business is good o. thee B. & NJ.
Railroad.
The millinery storepf Mrs. LaFonte
is in full blast
Mr.. Denis, in Centii,, has painted
his saloon building wilma new coat of
white.
About 100000 Get of logs are
hung up to dry on or rapids for the
want of water to foatthen.
The Episcopal charh is progressing
f-ely and will make very neat and
comfortable place 70 worship when
completed.
We are going to lave circus on
the 21st inst. W. v Cole proprle-
tor. Look out for a)ig show. Read |
his advertisement in mother column
Call and see the 'Sew Champion"
Mower now On exhibition at the hard
ware store of Brundge s. Ferguson.
It's ssthe boss'' bv alIodds. DIV
The boys are having heaps of fun
swimming in the old Wisconsin now-a-
days. The water is bGely knee-deep
to the larger ones.
We publish an article this week on
our bonded indebteAess, written by
J. W. Cochran. Dot fail to read it.
It interests every citizen in the county.
The German government has decid-
ed to address the othr European gov
ernments On the SUI ect of improper
and in some cases inhlman manner in
which the war in Suth America is
carried on by the blligerent states,
and to suggest joint reference.
Nash & Jones havanoved into the
store formerly owned nd occupied by
G. A Corriveau, in Gntralia. They
have a large stock ofhardware. The
building has been remdaled somewhat
also painted.
Geo. Corriveau mae Walter Wood
present of bran ng coat and hat
as token of his appreciation Of his
heroic action on thf occasion of the
fire at the dance on lat Friday. Geo.
appreciates his services.
Wind collie, giddines, pains in the
side, and hip, can bepromptIy and eff
fectually cured by DIR. Marshall's
Arabian Oil. Try it. Sold by F. j.
Wood.
Drs Price & Breger's reputation
and success is becoming so extended.
the number of years that they have
enjoyed it, their devotion to the per-
suits and studies Of teir profession, is
one of the strongest nd most compe-
tent testimonials tht can be given
them. The Doctors ext day for re-
ceiving patients at tie RabIin House
in this city vii! be Tuesday, June 18th.
IF you are afflicted With any chronic
disease, call and coBult them. Do
not delay ill it lstoo late.
A party of young eople while sail
ing on Lake Winnebso last week were
capsized about a hat a mile from
shore and remained il the water about
three hours clinging to the boat, ex-
cepting two young ren OF the party
who started to swim ashore, one Of
them succeeding and the other return
ing to the boat. Oe Of the party,
Will Price. soon aftei stepping ashore,
as boat had been totheir rescue, sat
down and in few mments died. 1t
was sad affair. They were young
people from Neenah md Menasha.
The following is from Gov. Smiths
decoration day remarks: eve are
assembled here to-day, fellow citi-
zens, to lay floral tributes upon the
graves of those who so gladly sac
rifced themselves that the nation
might not perish. The warm, re-
freshing night rain, followed by this
most replendent of days, are memo
rials indeed of the warm and boun-
teous affections and uudying graft
tude we feel towards these, the hon
ored sons of our commonwealth"
The day following the utrerance
Of the above touching sentiments, his
excellencv very unceremoneousIy
discharged three long-tried Icing
soldiers of the late rebellion, and
put in their places as many able
bodied civilians. The Cows sentl-
ments and actions do not assimulate.
But it was said that Culver and
O'Keefe and Long field, though
NAMED and crippled by shot and
she'll, were not active politicians at
the caucus and the polls. That
Bristol and Askew, recently captur-
ed fresh from the democratic party,
lconfessedlY THROUGH the offer Of fat