Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-05-15
BRIEF NOTES.

Blaine and FaIrchlldS would make
a strong team for the presidential race
Or. J. 2. Salter homeopathist,
Office opposite City Cash Store. If
G. F. Witter physician and surgeon.
Office on Main street, residence on
Drake street. If.
VIM. Brown has about completed
the work of moving buildings On water
street.
Remember Prof. Freeman's lecture
to.night at Witter hall. Admission
40 cents.
The rails of the Omaha company
have been laid to Necedah from Val
ley Junction.
Mr.. c. H. Wood has recently re-
moved to Aberdeen, Dakota, where
his family now reside.
Buy your brick, lime, land plaster
and plastering hair at the Bon Marche
hardware store
When buying lumber, sash, blinds,
or doors bear in mind that f. L. lib
bits keeps full line.
The democrats will hold their state
convention at Madison, May 2Sth, . to
elect delegates and choose electors
Heyweod's Mastodons gave fair
minstrel show at Witter hall Monday
evening. Their band was very good
c. NJ. Peeso will move his stock of
goods in the Pomainville building.
next to T. A. Barnes confectionery
store, the last of this month.
Owing to the illness of Dolph Mr..
j. E. Ingraham has gone to Chicago
to purchase spring and summer goods
for City Cash Store.
Charley Gouger has a new sign out
IN front of his saloon. Chas. is enter
prising and takes pains in having his
property look we'll.
V. B. Webster and T. E. Nash
will represent this district at the dem
ocratic state convention to be held at
Madison on the 26th.
Warm meals can be had at the Flo
raj Restaurant at all hours for the small
price Of rs cents. Board and room
at 81 per day. If.
NJ j. McRaith the boss merchant
tailor, keeps his sales room vel stock
ed with choice patterns of the latest
style. and will take your measure for
the best suit you ever wore.
Mrs. L. f. Cole made brief visit
among friends in this city Monday
Mr.. Cole we are informed has been
engaged to sing in the Episcopal
church at the Point on Sundays.
A merchant who sells his goods for
cash can afford to sell cheaper than
one who trusts them out. This is the
reason why g. E. Pariseau is selling
sash, doors, transoms, wire screen
doc rs. and plows at such low prices.
G. H. Clark goes for Geo Hiles
about as often as any of the papers
in this section and deservedly so.
Mr. Hiles does not remain friendly
with any mau only SO long as he can
use him.
All persons wishing to improve their
stock can do so by taking their cows
to the stables of D. p. Morrill, in the
first ward. who has purchased fine
Holstein bull whose services will be
furnished at 81. 2w
If there is a monopoly which
deserves censure more than another it
is the Western Union Telegraph Co.
They represent the worst possible form
of monopoly. The government should
manage line of its own Tor the &C
comodatiou of the people. Rates for
such work would be about one. fifth of
present rates.
The Wausau rapist. Whitaker, was
captured the past week near Wautoma
and is now confined in the Wausau
Jail. He was found in pitiful con-
dition having found shelter in the
woods several days and nights and
been without food much of the time
AS was expected he plead not guilty.
Mr.. Daniel Arpin made flying