Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-05-29

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60 to Plover by special train.
"To every sin is appointed its own
misery. An inevitable penalty an
nounces the broken law. The misery
is the attonement for the SIM"
Miss Theresa Miscoll and G. A.
Smith of Merrill, were married on
Tuesday of the past week. They
were absent on their wedding tour one
week.
Frank J. Moore sold another of his
substantially made wagons the past
week and has new buggy about CON-
pleted for w A. Peeso. 1t is beau
ty and of home production.
Broadhead Surahs Double Warp
Gersters and Fancy Dress Goods are
warranted not to shrink or curl, and
the lustre retained after goods have
been washed.
Cornelius W. Strait. a prominent
Mason, who enjoyed the distinction Of
being one of the five who have as
cended to the ninety sixth degree, died
at Jackson, Mich, aged 40 years.
A. F. Bandeine has purchased
lot in Centraia east Of the St. Paul
depot, and has commenced the erection
of an eating house. "a 40ft., two
stories high He intends putting up
first class building.
For SALE CHEAP.-The best
trained carriage horse in Wood Coun
ty, S years of age. true and gentle
Also a good top buggy and harness.
Apply to L. T. Treadwell, V. S. at
fair grounds. If
The dearest place on earth is home
The cheapest place at Spafford 4
Coles. No slack filed cans, no worm
eaten currants, to make a blow, hui
full stock of first class goods for less
money than at any place in the city.
Buy and prove the assertion.
TAKE NoTICE.-That after Jnnc
1st the City Marshal will impound all.
Horses, Mares, Colts and Mules found
running at large within the city limits
In accordance with Ordinance number
%. D E CAREY, City Marshal.
H. T. Gnewuch has just received
large assortment of ladies fine shoes
which he IS selling cheap for cash. He
also keeps in stock fine line of Gents
shoes Remember that he is selling
everything in his line cheap.
A stupid hurmorist at Norwalk,
Con-, printed a statement that a
steady run was being made on one
of the oldest banks in the city-mean-
ing a gravel bank. Before he could
explain his alleged joke frightened
depositors took $4,000 from the
Norwalk Savings Bank.
Presiding Elder Creighton occupied
the NJ. E. pulpit Sunday morning and
evening His sermons were we'll
chosen and delivered in an original
an easy manner, In the evening the
sermon upon "the Effect of Youthful
Sins upon Old Age" was listened to
most attentively by large audience.
The Lyon Bros. assisted in the musi
cal parts of the programme.
j. Ware is selling furniture at an
increased rate since he moved to his
present quarters. He is receiving new
goods almost every day and means to
urnish furniture to the people of this
county at the lowest cash prices. Mr..
Ware will order goods for parties who
wish to select from his catalogues.
Do not fail to look over his stock be-
fore purchasing.
While Henry Watner was papering
a room in the Witter House last Fri
day, perched upon a step-ladder, he
accidently stepped off on the wrong
side of the ladder, striking on his left
elbow and shoulder, fracturing the
collar bone. He now finds good use
for the fingers of that hand. Ask him
what he employs them at
Another family of Centralia has
gone west to grow up with the coun-
try. During the past week Mr.. s. B.
Hough took his departure for Wal
halla, Pembina county, Dakota, taking