Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-12-09
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Congress convened Monday.
"KendaWs Spavin Cure" for sale
at Torihinyton' drug store.
The Roche House is doing a good
business.
Oh! how it rained Saturday even
ing.
"Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic" Just re-
ceirsd at Eorthtngton's drug store.
What change Sunday morning in
the weather.
Choice Sugar Cured Hams at lie
at ]. E. Ingraham & Cos. 2w
The Circuit Court commenced bus
mess on Tuesday afternoon with
calendar of 20 cases.
Il you ,eant good ready made
Clothing, cheap, &c TO John Hnmr''s.
He as selling out at cost. Nv
A bill has been presented in con-
gress by a delegate from Dakota for
its admission into the Union.
See St Amour's add. in another
column. He offers special induce
ments. Give him call. If
C. D. Griffith, has been laid up
with diptheria for the past week. but
is now reported better
Lawyer Higbee, of Arcadia. made
this Office pleasant visit last Tuesday.
Mr.. Higbee is here in attendance at
court
Good Comb Honey for sale at John
Harms, cheap for cash. Call IN and
try 1t. Nv
Good news again Merry Christ
mas for the little folks at Mrs Pome-
roy's. Great Bargains at her 5 and
10 cent counter. Call in see 3! 3w
20 lbs. Dried Apples for $100, and
all other groceries in proportion at J.
E. Ingraham & Cos. 2w
Alter the rain it turned cold and
froze everything slippery. Horses
could scarcely move on our streets
Monday, unless they were newly shod.
Miss Lucy Woodwork has with
drawn from the firm Of Balcomb &
Woodwork and sold her interest to
the former who will continue the bust
ness.
A Yankee editor throws up the
sponge, with the remark that at don t
pay to run paper in town where
business men read almanacs and pick
their teeth with the tail Of herring"
Monday morning last, John Rablin
of Marshfeld, made this office a
pleasant call John we found your
card on the job press, for which &C
cept our thanks.
Geo. Wood, Of Auburndale, was
down to spend Sunday with his wife,
who is quite poorly. Geo. will prob
ably have to return to our city on
account of sickness in his family.
The insane man who had both feet
amputated last week is getting along
frst-rate. lie is quite out Of his
right mind tho not at all dangerous.
No clue has been found as yet to his
whereab
A CARD OF THANKS: I desire to
thank the several members Of both
fire companys, and all friends who
kindly assited in saving my shop from
the flames, on Tuesday evening.
r. W. LYON.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
from Alf Whip, travelling agent and
correspondent of the daily Ne,cs at
La Crosse, Wis. We have made
arrangements Whereby our people can
receive the NeCs for three mouths
and the REPORTER one year for
S2.75.
Whorton Bro planning mill had
narrow escape from fire yesterday
The first john Of pipe, next the en-
CINE burnt, letting the stack down on
the engine while fire and smoke poured
ont in the engine room. The fire was
soon extinguished by brisk applica-
ton Of water with pals
We acknowledge the receipt of
circular on the grading system
for the country schools Of Wisconsin,
by w G. Whitford, state superintend-
ent. Prof. W. is doing great deal
of solid work in this state for the
benefit OF the country schools.
A CARD: To the numerous friends
who visited US, on last Saturday even
ing, we hereby tender sincere thanks