Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-10-08

Remember that r. Parrish & Bro.
keep a full line of heating stoves,
cook stoves and a complete assortment
of hard ware, tinware, &c. Examine
their stock before purchasing els
where
A CARD -Editors Through the
columns of your valuable paper we
wish to return onr humble and heart
felt thanks to our friends and neighbors
for their kind aid and sympathy dur
ing the hour of our Bereavement.
NJ. j. FAvEL AND FAMILY.
The Green Bay Gazette has changed
its form this week 1t was nine
column folio but is now a six-column
quarto. The change is decided i'm
provement. For twenty years the
Gazette has made its weekly appear
ance always well filled with interesting
matter. It's prosperity is noted with
pleasure.
FREE DISTRIBUTION -"what causes
the great rush at f. J. Woods Drug
Store?" The free distribution Of sam
pie bottles Of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, the most popular
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consump
tion and Bronchitis now on the market
] Regular size 80 cents and S1.0 90.
Mr.. J. Ware takes this method OF
informing the public that he is selling
all kinds of furniture at Chicago prl
ces, freight added. He has a large
assortment Of bed room suits, parlol
suits, center tables, dining room tables
chairs, bed springs, &c. Call in and ex
anime his goods and get prices.
Notwithstanding the fact that times
are dull and money is hard to get, we
purpose to sell any and all articles o.
furniture at prices that people car
afford to buy. For cash we will make
you satisfied both in prices and quality
of goods Do not delay but get wha
you need at our reduced prices. M. G
Warren. If.
The hardware store of H Winter
and harness shop of Fl. Schultz, Of
! Clintonville. were destroyed by fire. at
4 O clock Saturday morning. The loss
on the former is estimated at $1,000:
insurance $4,000 Schultz's loss i
unknown. Books clothing store wa
entered at the time of the fire anC
about $50 worth of dry goods taken
1t is believed that the thieves started
the fire.
Independent: Sheriff Fornance Wis
tied JAS McGIynn's marsh las
Saturday to replevin the persona
effects of some Polanders who qui
work there, last week Before leaving
the Poles broke the window glass il
the cranberry house and trampleC
over a great many berries which were
in the house, destroying them CON
pletely. They also built large fir
on top of the stove and drew benche
around it with the intention Of frinE
the building, OF course the sheriff
could not find the goods and Mr.
hcGlynn proposes to hold them unit
he is remunerated for damages sustain
ID 4 hearing before Justice Wales
Of Remington, is being held to-day.
This week closes the labors of Rev
\ Smith in this city for the present
lie has lahored hard and faithfully t
build up church work in this city anC
vicinity and has met with success
lie has made many warm friends an
met the demands of his charge cour
agously and well During the yea
( the society has made commendabl
progress The following points 70
the year will be read with interest
; Mr. Smith preached 10 times; At
tended Is funerals; Baptized
infants and 10 adults; Received int
membership five by letter, L by th
usual way and II by probation TIL
: society raised during the year for sal
e aries, $9315 so, Missions $4,000
Education S16.50, Church repair
$4,000. Debt on last item $40
e which is largely provided for on sub
scription still due At the quarterl
E conference a resolution was unanimous
. lypassed requesting the return of Rev
. Smith to this city The society is lei
in good condition and is hoped tina
the Reverend gentleman will be return
ed for another year.
Business changes continue to tax
place in this city The subject of thi
item is the sale of Mr. W L Wood
r interest in the Wood Co drug store
5 DR.. F. B. Robinson. which took plac
f Saturday. The new firm name is F
e J. Wood & Co During w. LIS man
agement of the store its business ha
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