Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-07-29
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HlluEe.
Service at the Episcopal church
last Sunday.
Large quantity of reading matter
this week.
A scissor grinder on our streets
last week.
Z. j. Wood has organs on exhibit
ton, of very neat styles.
A lot of new shoes just received at
City Cash Store.
Seth Reeves is doing good cash
trade, Notwithstanding the times.
Schultz keeps a good class of organs
for sale az his store.
Excellent music at the Cong church
every Sabbath, and interesting ser
mons.
Fruit Jars S1.75 per dozen for
Quarts, s. Is for II gallon at J. E.
INGRAHAM & Co.
T. A. Barnes keeps good supply
of fresh confectionery on hand all the
time and sells cheap.
The hay crop is light this year.
Hay will bring good price this win
ter and next spring.
Now is the time to call on Spafford
& Cole, they have their store in splen-
did condition again.
Robt. Parrish & Bros. is doing
good business. They keep an i'm
mense stock of goods.
DR.. Jurden. celebrated physician
from New York city is now stopping
at the Roche House.
Gen. Grant said: II can say with
out hesitation that | will give Gar
field my hearty support.
Our Merchant FL. Belanger is do
a large amount of business. His
store is kept alive with customers.
Onr democratic friends have cooled
off some since Gabriel blew his trump
ct. He made complete failure here.
McCarty and DAILY have their mar
| ket's connected with a teienhona
which crosses the river. J. Z. Carey
put it up for them.
Don't forget to go to the weigh party
at the Cong. Church parlors tonight.
You may expect good time and
heaps Of fun.
We spent pleasant evening at DR..
Mosher's, on occasion of the, soiree in
company with Miss Lille Grace. 1t
was a very pleasant affair.
The Roche House is doing an ex-
cellent business under the new man
agement. Geo. makes it first class
in the full meaning of the word.
The silent man who knows whereof
he speaks, says [ have nothing
against General Hancock, but Gar
field IS the man for the office"
Several weeks since we published
small verse, the idea one fellow had of
women, this week we give the follow
ing which is nearer the right idea:
Tall and Splendid,
Little and Neat,
| Fair and He ndSome,
Dark and Sweet
Gen. Grant we'll posted man with
the record Of our public men in his
recent Inference referring to Han
cock, said "the record of the party
aohich put him an nomination as
bad :"
The New York Tribune is respon-
sible for saying that Or Tanner
maintaining life on a diet of water
isn't half SO great curiosity as the
Democratic partY's long existence on
diet Of wind"
L. Fourier, is expecting nice
new barbar chair that he has purchas-
ed for the ease and comfort of his
customers. Call in and get shaved On
patent chair, with all modern inn
provements
There is some talk of stock com
pany being started to build q hotel
on the Rablin House site. We under
stand DIR. Witter is willing and ready
to take $500 worth of stock. That
is buisness-let US have the building.
VIM. Yetter's son about II years of
age was bitten on the arm by his dog,
Monday morning. He was immedi-
ately taken to town and cared for.
The bite was quite a serious one
though nothing serious is expected to
come from it.
The Taylor County Nevs says:
H. Ripley and A. S. Russell re-
turned to civilization last Saturday,
after an absence In the woods of more
! than q p,ontb WbiIa on tb;r twin +boy