Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-05-13
BreYities.

Paint your houses and fences.
Green wire cloth at Rrundage &
Ferguson cheap.
Mrs. D. CASTILLO was quite sick the
first of the week.
Rev. Norris delivered an excellent
sermon on Sunday evening.
Edwards logs were driven down
this week.
F. J. Wood has nice stock of
Wall paper just in.
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keep posted on passing events.
Conventions are numerous these
days.
We acknowlage pleasant call from
i. A. Houston of Dexterville
The boys are doing good work on
Fred Closuits cellar wall.
Spaford & Cole do send out goods
from their store to an astonishing ex-
tent. We presume they sell them
cheap.
The Green Bay Company are filling
in the trestle work with sand, at west
end of the bridge.
Drop in Schumacher & Beadle's
furniture establishment and see their
new stock of furniture just received.
1t seems but day since we had
snow and already the leaves are APP
preaching their maturity. IT'S won
derful this climate.
J. B. Mitchell, of Plainfeld. who
was in the city on Wednesday, informs
US that he has completed the founda-
ton for his new hotel and has com
menced on the carpenter work. = Ste
gems Point Journal.
A dispatch of the 7th says Bis
mark presided at ministerial council
which met to discuss the possibility of
modifying the May laws IN favor of
its clericals.
Our sidewalks are very bad in many
places. 1t seems about time for our
Commissioner to be looking after this
matter. All along front street going
toward Kromer's it is in dangerous
condition. Come boys fix 'em up.
Black and colored silks for trim
mings. 1000 new ties. 1000 new
parasols. Shetland aud chenille
shawls and in fact every thing attract
i've at the popular one price store of
T. G.. ST. AMOUR.
Capt Andrew Mckenzie, of Buffa-
10 who confessed killing a sailor named
Thos. Russell on the Barge Walton
the 25th Of last November, pied gull
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the 18th inst. and was sentenced to
Auburn prison for life.
Posters announce the closing of the
Rablin on the cd. Our people will
regret this fact and yet it is impossi-
BILE for Mr.. Clarke to do a successful
business and be obliged to pay the
rent that is asked by the owners. The
furniture is advertised for sale at a
bargain or at auction on the 25th inst
A log jam in the Yellow river near
Chippewa Falls carried away bridge
over 400 feet long, which will cost
about $4,000 to replace it. The
jam extended over seven miles, and it
is estimated that over 100000, 900
feet Of logs has gone over the rapids
this Spring.
The Evening Wisconsin is authority
for saying that August Kichbush, Of
Wausau, has turned in as a Republi-
can having waved his hand good bye
to the democratic party. Come in
line gentlemen and right dress with
better doctrines than those the present
democratic party advocate.
Read the article headed Chas. A.
Single in another column. A grand
good man has passed away to the bet
ter land. We were not acquainted
with him but we feel sure he was
poor mans friend from what we learn
ed Of him while at Wausau, last week
The annual meeting of the Wisconsin
Editors and Publishers Association
will be held at Milwaukee, Wednesday,
June 9th, 1880. The convention will
meet in the lecture room of the Young
Mems Christian Association Evening
Wisconsin building, at 10 o'clock 4
W., for the transaction of such buis-
ness as may come before it.
"Robert Ingersoll," said Mr.. Beech
er, at Plymouth prayer meeting May
Sth els not saint. but there is not
man on the Continent, [ suppose, to