Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-05-05
Brevities

Mr.. L. Laramie is lying dangerous
~ i'll.
Mrs. Joseph Wood is gaining in
health.
Help of all kind seems to be on the
demand.
Lumber is quite plenty On the Wis.
river.
Improvements are being made all
over the city
House cleaning seems to be the
order of the day.
The schools of this city will close
the third day of June.
The new bank being erected in
Appleton will cost $4,000.
A war between China and Japan is
considered quite probable.
frankie Grace has been quite sick
with Jung fever. He is now better.
A good girl wanted at Mrs. Fergu-
sons. Good wages to the right per-
son.
Henry Belanger moved on Monday
last, to Oshkosh, where his future
home will be.
L. Fourier has moved from Rob
Lyons house into the honse formerly
occupied by U. c. st. Amour.
H. Fl. Hecox leaves on next
Wednesday for Garfield Kansas, where
he intends visiting his son Philo.
McCarty & Tillman had their mark
ct very neatly painted this week.
Call on them and you will not regret
it.
Mr.. Philleo lost his gold pen last
Saturday coming from his residence
to his office. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at his Office.
A. L. Kroner returned home
Saturday for brief visit. He has
been in Milwaukee having his eyes
doctored.
1t is stated by telegraph from Lon
don, that the oath bill, will leave to
persons Directing to take the oath, full
liberty to affirm.
The contract for building the Court
House has been let to Messrs. Brauns
& Meister of Green Bay. Work will
proceed forthwith.
Bishop Brown will preach at the
Episcopal Church, in Centralia. on
Sunday morning the 9Th inst. Also
on Monday.
There were five death notices in the
last number of the Taylor County
Star. What ails your people up there
brother Wheelock?
Any one desiring pleasant, home
like boarding place, we would refer
them 20 Mrs. Ferguson. Residence
in the Grace House on Quality Row.
Mr.. Baldwin, of Centralia, left for
Dawson D. Ty. where he has engaged
his services to H. B. Philleo for the
summer. He also expects to make
his home in that vicinity.
On April the 30th the British
steamer Taraura, of Melbourne, was
wrecked on the reefs of Otago, New
Zealand and so persons drowned.
The city of st. Louis is having a
sore trial with strikers. The boys
want more pay and refuse to go on
unless they receive an advance
We learn from T. E. Nash that all
roads in Minnesota and Dakota are
running regular. All who have been
delayed in going west will be glad to
learn of this good fortune.
Lawyer Brown, OF Waupaca. and
Post Master Raymond, of Stevens
Point, made tour about town Wed
nesday. We acknowledge a pleasant
call.
L. J. Hazeltine is canvasing this
city for the popular receipt book en-
titled "Dr. Chases Family Physician,
Farrisr Bee Keeper and Second Re-
ceipt book. may5w2
Prof. Guilmette's name is house
hold word in France, and so it should
be, for he is the inventor of the
French Kidney Pad, which has per
formed such wonderful cures in dis
eases of the kidneys.
A noted physician of New York,
writes to friend: II have In my
mind a sufferer from gravel and COM
plication of kidney disorder that wa.
permanently cured BY the use of
Prof. Guilmette's French Kidney
Pads" The druggists sell them.