Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-07-10
Our Small Change.

at Cong. Church.
When the modest Chicasonian
would profane, he says bi cycle.
Wheat is being stricken with rust
in Adams Co. We hear no COM
plant in this county.
The hay crop IS reported good
throughout the county, though some
what light in some localities.
Doudyille turned out in force in /
holiday attire, on horseback on the 4th
They were grotesque people.
The Wisconsin Central R r. runs
refrigerator ears We think we shall
take one when We go to Ashland.
For diarrhoea, collie, cholera-morbus
etc., take DIR. Marshall's Arabian Oil,
the great pain killer. Sold by Wood
& Sutherland.
The Rablin House is doing fair
business and is noted as one of the
best kept houses in this section of the
state.
Communion service in the Cong'i
Church that was postponed on account
of the storm will be held next Sab
bath morning.
The Fourth was very quiet day,
The Fourth of July ought to come in
October, then we could all celebrate
without dissolying.
Now we expect to see the new
church in Centsalia push ahead We
are glad the festival Melted so hand
some sum.
The Valley road is doing an enor-
nous lumber freight business to say
nothing of the up frcights leaving
goods at a score of stations.
We observe some of the plank put
down in the repaired sidewalks are
more decayed and broken than those
removed. At least so it appears near
Closuit's saloon.
DIR. MarsafaN's Arabian Oil takes
the lead on all pain killers. 1t is the
best remedy for diarrhoea, dysentery
and bowel complaints generally. Sold
by Wood & Sutherland.
4 man was killed at or near Med
ford the other day by the premature
explosion of powder in a stump he
was designing to tear out by explo-
sions.
A brakeman on the W. G. r. r
fell between the cars of a freight trair
at Menasha last week, and the crue
wheels severed both legs above the
knees. He lived only. a short time.
The Cyarh County Courier comes
to us, a five column quarto, republican
in politics, published and edited BY
NJ. w. Parker & Go. We extend &
: friendly greeting and wish the Couie.
success.
; O. yes. You see it's getting Sc
common at orr house, we forgot tt
mention 1t. 1t weighed ten pounds
! and we think we'll raise it. It's re
: publican in politics, and One of thu
t kind they make voters of. We thinL
: we shall call it Nicodemas, because hi
came in the night We are quite we'll
, thank you.
We forgot to mention in our sciib
BILE Of the Fourth" doings, the ad
, mirable address of one of the Doud
3 vile Ku Klux. 1t was delivered il
: front of the Hall, in costume and elicit
ed the applause Of the multitude l
+ was an original Grafton and aboundec
: in wit, sense and telling hits. W,
g owe Doudville one.
/ A severe ease of poisoning is report
Y ed at Hatfield on the g. B. & NJ. r
: r. Mars. B. Z. French and Mrs
y Carr after pahaking of pies made o
+ June berries, were taken with terribl,
1 wrenching and vomiting, &nd but fol
: immediate medical attendance would
; undoubtedly have died. They are re
+ ported out Of danger. Probably som,
poisonous berries were gathered By
E mistake for the luscious June berry.
: The sale is announced in London O
r the Original hammer and anvil of Pow
4 ELL, "the harmonious blacksmith" o
Whitchurch, from which HANDEL
composed the celebrated melody nameC
after Him. On being struck upon tht
2 point with the hammer, the anvil gives
TIVE notes.-the same which HANDEL
has made use Of as keynotes {
and E.
, A hundred years ago distinguished