Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-10-16
Our Small Change.

porter office.
A frstclass Smith American Organ
for sale. Apply at this office.
October beats 'em all.
We have beans up just ready to
blossom.
Wood wanted at the Reporter Office
on subscription.
We see McRaith is making very
nice overcoats. If
Old stoves taken in exchange for
new ones at 8rundage & Fergusons.
Dried California Sima Beans, at
the City Cash Store.
Those in want of canned goods will
find the City Cash Store the place to
buy them.
On account of the great amount of
local news the report Of the High
School is omitted until next issue.
No snough this winter. Fact! we
saw a woodpecker dancing schot-
tische on our picket fence, and that
means business.
NJ. J. McRaith has his full stock
in. Call and examine for yourself.
Wood & Sutherland are doing a
good business. Call in an see them
The Centralia School commenced
last Monday, a week, under the prin-
cipalship of Mr.. MeComb of Horton
vile. Miss Douglass is assistant
The clearing away of the under
growth of trees near the Ccntralia
School House gives very pretty view
of the building.
NJ. j. McRa.th wants two good
sewing girls. apply Immediately.
The County Republican Convention
elected as delegates to the Assembly
Convention, Geo. r. Gardner, g. NJ.
Webb, w. H. Cameron and Coleman.
Call at NJ. J. McRaith's, and get
fail suit made to order. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. 9-3Otf
A young man named Clarity was
killed at Marshfield last Wednesday
evening. He tell between the cars
while engaged in switching.
If you want the best Cook Stove in
the market you can find it at
Brundage & Fergusons.
NJ. J. McRaith has secured the
services of Miss Ward, of Grand
Rapids, who is frst-class tailoress.
For billiousness and constipation of
the bowels, use Bromoline, certain
and prompt remedy. Sold by Wood
4 Sutherland.
Brazeau is finishing off his residence
for the accommodation of some twenty
of his little ones. The rest will have
to wait for another addition-we mean
to the house, not the family.
M. J. McRaith has secured from
Dubuque the services of Mr.. James
Waters, who is first-class Tailor.
Stove repairing of all kinds done
with neatness and despatch at Brund
age & Fergusons.
NJ. j. McRaith is getting up nice
suits from SIG, SIS, $50 and s25.
Custom made. Workmanship war
ranted. S-3Otf
Luke w. Pitts was elected Chair
man of the Town of Wood in place OF
James Woodford, resigned, at the spe-
| cial election held the 18th inst.
When physicians recommend Brom-
oline as a Blood Purifier for skin di-
seases, etc, it certainly must be good.
Call at our store and get bottle of it.
Sold by Wood & Sutherland.
If you want the best Heating Stove
manufactured, buy the Garland Boss
Burner of Brundage y Ferguson.
f. j. Wood and Otto Schultz left
on Monday evenings train for Chicago
and Milwaukee to buy holiday goods,
They expect to be gone all the week.
To the ladies of Grand Rapids,
Centralia and vicinity: NJ. J. Nc
Raith can cut, make and fit fall and
winter cloaks in the latest style. tt
All persons wishing pictures of the
School House and Odd Fellows pro-
cession, please give j. 0. Hebert your
order this week. A good picture of
each was taken.
Charlie Clark we understand has
gone in the pork business. He re-
ceived $50. for pork which he has
raised at the Rablin House barn. We
are glad to hear of Charlie success
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