Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-05-01
Our Small Change.

dwelling.
See new advertisements in another
column.
Z. P. Kip is setting cut heap of
beautiful trees in Ccntralia.
The work on the Episcopal church,
in Centralia is progressing.
Tie NJ. Il Church is undergoing
thorough repairs and cleansing.
Go and buy summer hat of 7. C.
ST. Amour, he has wonderful sight
of them.
All who attended the dance on the
2Sth inst. report having the best time
this season.
W. Il. Cochran is building an ad-
ditional wing and upright to his
already commodious dwelling, in Cen
traiia.
Tuesday night was very cold and
about a quarter of an inch of ice was
found on water that stood out over
night in tubs and pals.
Lumber has been running down over
our beautiful rapids Stree Sunday
morning last 4 little more rain and
lumber aud logs will come with a rush
DR.. Marshall's Arabian Oil Is admit
ted by all who have used it, to stop
instantly and cure the most violent
aches, cramps, and spasms Sold by
T. J. Wood.
Some few of Grand Rapids worst
young men were shamefully drunk on
Monday night One of whom done
things at his boarding house that is
not cxcusable for even dog to do.
A reliable and certain cure for diar.
rhoea, dysentcry, collie, cholera NOR
bus, etc, is DR.. Marshall's Arabian
Oil. Try it. Sold by T. j. Wool.
The usual services of the Methodist
church will be held in Garrison's Hall
in Centralia. at 1880 o'clock next
Sabbath morning, and the Sunday
School will occur Immediately there
after.
Messrs. McKinnon and Griffith, we
understand, have commenced rebuild
ing their Hub and Spoke factory. We
notice the burned machines are being
hauled up to the machine shop, which
means business.
G. j. jackson, has built quite a
large and commodious kitchen to his
dwelling, in Ccntralia, and is painting
and repairing inside and out. He has
also new fence around the premises.
John Martin has taken the job Of
fencing in the school grounds of the
Howe high school, at Shipper rod,
the lumber to be planed and the fence
to be painted He has already con-
siderable of the work done.
Governor Smith has been to Wash
ington to look after the interests of
the state in some public lands. In an
interview the Governor gave his opin-
ion OF the members of the Wisconsin
delegation He regards Mr.. Pound
as one of the most influential members
in the House.
A little fracas last week between two
women on pumpkin hil'' resulted in
one receiving a black eye, an arrest
and an examination; the j Justice fined
the guilty one, one dollar and costs,
amounting in all to about four dollars.
The trouble arose about the children
of the two families quarreling. in
which the women finally took part.
Few Physicians have the opportuni-
tv that Drs. Price & Brewer have, in
investigating and examining the vari-
Gus forms of Chronic diseases, and the
fact of their practice being constantly
on the increase, goes to prove the eff
ficiency Of their treatment. Their re-
putation and success becoming so ex-
tended, the number of years they have
enjoyed it. their devotion to their pur-
suits and studies of their profession, is
one of the strongest testimonials that
can be given them Their next time
for receiving patients at the Rablin
House in this city is on Tuesday the
Doth of May.
We publish in another column an
anonymous letter written to Rev. R.
NJ. Webster, together with a reply to
the same by him. We have copied
the anonymous letter just as it is writ
ten, following the spelling, capitalizing
and punctuating exactly as copy. It.
can but make the writer the more
ashamed of himself. to think that he
would write such a contemptably
mean and untruthful statement of how
the audience, at the time referred to,