Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-12
BreVitieS,

Buy your canned goods and grocer
les of all kinds of T. G. st. Amour's
10. Juneau is building a new walk
front of Corriveau's dwelling.
The side walk leading from City
Cash Store north has been completed
and is now much better than ever be-
fore.
Ed. Ketcham is catching fish by
the wholesale at the Eddy. He
caught catfish weighing is pounds
Friday morning.
--latest style stiff hats just received
at T. C. St. Amour's
One span of horses with new har-
ness and one light Democrat wagon for
sale at John Hamm's, for cash or in
exchange for cattle. 2w
Ginger snaps, lunch, milk, graham.
and oat meal crackers at T. c. St.
Amour
Geo. Huntington caught a splendid
eel in the river Friday morning
He sold it to the editor of the Tribune
for % cents. We presume the fish
will go towards making brain for our
contemporary. Tis well.
Mr.. Abbott, of Minneapolis, is
visiting his sister Mrs N. Gerard in
our city. We acknowledge several
pleasant calls from him during the
last week. He reports politics in
Minneapolis, and Minnesota generally
strong for Garfield and Arthur.
". J. Jackson has torn down his
old residence that was built in 1913.
The old house has weathered many a
storm and was good for many more
The house was the first log house
built on Centralia or Grand Rapids
soil. Willie is going to build new,
and we understand quite large
house
Geo. Wood and wife, Chas. Quin
and Nellie Brazcau returned home
from Kilbourn Wednesday morning
seemingly happy, and certainly more
healthy looking, The sun has done a
good job for the young people having
darkened their complexion somewhat.
They all declare they had delightful
time. The other party will return
soon.
A Massee has disposed of his entire
property in Centralia to John Landry.
Mr.. NJ. received S1,700 for the place
and its contents. Mr.. Landry will
hereafter conduct the house and will
make material improvements soon, for
the accommodation of his increasing
custom. Mr.. L. is IN every way a
most reliable and honest man and that
fact will certainly insure him a large
and liberal patronage.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l., Moore came
down from Stevens Point, Tuesday
noon in answer to a telegram anoun-
cling the death Of their brother Reed
Moore, of Centralia. We acknowledge
a pleasant call Fred and his most
estimable wife are couple that our
young people may we'll pattern after,
being always genial pleasant and court
eous. We almost envy them of their
good qualities. May they always live
in sunshine is our heart felt wish.
Having purchased all the right, tt
tie and interest in the Massee House
with all it's effects, on the 5th day of
August, I would hereby respectfully
announce to the public that [ am pre-
pared to accommodate them with good
rooms, beds, victUals, ETC. at very rea-
sonable prices. We have also good
stable accommodations. We will spare
no pains in giving our customers the
best the market affords.
JOHN LANDRY.
81 would not live always, [ ask not
to stay" but while you do stay and
live, try and be comfortable and en-
joy life as much as possible Looked
at in this light, life will begin to
grow sweet, As long as man lives he
will be troubled with his Lungs, his
Throat and in fact his whole body.
But if it is your Lungs, bad Cold,
a hard Cough, incipient Consumption
you can get bottle of DIR. Marshall's
Lung Syrup for twenty-five cents,
fifty cents, and one dollar bottle
which we think will cure you. We
have the agency. Signed, f. j.
WooD.
In the matter of history, the Tri5-
ame editor is either lamentably igno-
rant or falsifes for the purpose of mis-
leading. He says the famous Virginia
and Kentucky resolution of 1898 and
'99 were renowned by both the Bell
ard Douglas factions in 1860, which is
neither true in whole or in part. The
Democratic convention of 1856 which