Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-14
BreVities.

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How is Maine
Yes, boys, how is Indiana
Did you hear from Ohio
The Hancock goose is cooked.
Hip! Hip, Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
Don't fail to cast vote for Honest
Ike"
Our physicians are all on the 60
now. a-days.
DIR. Whitley has not been very well
the past few days.
Robt. Parrish is selling goods, at
prices to warrant satisfaction,
Lyon Brothers mill is working night
and day, saving single.
Vote for Garfield and vindicate his
purity and honesty.
Election tickets can be procured at
this Office, for cash, on short notice.
A bridge has been made cross the
creek, leading to the Methodist church
G. T. Wittcr has a large kiln Of
brick being burned preparatory to use.
10. Closuit is our musical neighbor.
His FIVE holed fife keeps music in the
air.
For the lumber trade.-Buy Cen
tralia wagon, they are the best. J. T.
Moore, proprietor.
NeIs johnson, Of the firm of Ed
wards j johnson, has gone to Chicago
TO purchase goods.
A fine line of Repellants and fan
nels just opened at J. E. Ingraham
s. Co.'S.
Have you heard from Maine? What
is Plaisteds plurality? Windy Green
hacker.
Stone piers are being built under
the trestIe work of the Green Bay
railroad bridge.
The bridge chords have been repair
ed where for some time past they have
been exposed to the weather.
Receiver Case passed over the line
on Friday last looking after the in
terest of the road.
Ladies and Messrs. fancy croquet
rubbers neat and durable, at j. K.
Ingraham & Co.'S
Ambrose Van Slate, who has been
at Rock Falls made Us pleasant visit
the fore part of the week.
Rev. P. S. BENEFIT left on Tuesday
afternoon to attend Methodist Confer
ence, which meets at Appleton.
W. I. King announces himself an
independent candidate for the Office of
Register of Deeds.
A closing out sale is advertised at
the hardware store formerly owned by
Brundage & Ferguson.
County Judge Gardner is still in
doors suffering from fall through a
defective sidewalk and from erysipelas.
May Purday who has been visiting
friends in Milwaukee for month. or
two past, came home on Friday last.
Mrs. G. D. Lemley and family will
again return to their home in Contra
liza. California does not agree with
them.
T. c. st Amour has just returned
from trip to Chicago where he has
chalked out a large lot of goods. They
will soon be here
Mr. Enterprise we repeat what we
stated about R. Schilling, and leave
the public to judge for themselves.
We stated nothing but the truth.
Mrs. Lara Ward and family were in
the city on Monday last Mrs. Ward
is the same jolly women, and says she
enjoys farming.
a1@ Prices on Dress Goods marked
clear do,on, to close ont. Room must
be made for ae,c stock to arriUe nect
a0eek at
J. E. INGRAHAM C 90.
Our little nephew, Lee Higbee is
quite sick with diphtheria. 1t is hoped
he will weather through. Little Guy
IS visiting his Grandma, Mrs. Fon-
tame.
Coleman, jackson & Co.'S. mill will
soon turn out one hundred barrels of
Hour per day. The mill is doing a
large business.
Mrs }. @. Emery returned home,
to 1T. Atkinson, Monday. Mr.. Emery
leaves to-day. They have received a
most hearty welcome during their
short stay among US.
The exposition buildings and cattle
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