Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-06-11

| from the hill near Ialmadg6, residence
/ to his own and now has splendid
supply of fresh spring water flowing
constantly.
| 1t is said that the attaches of the
railway mail service on railroads run
ming out of Chicago have organized
with view to strike if any more agents
are displaced.
Mr.. Andrew Searls while loading
spiles the past week fractured his
right leg below the knee. DR.. Lock
wood did the fine work for Mr.. Searls
and he is doing we'll at this writing.
Canning fruit time is coming, the
"Celebrated' Mason fruit jars with
porcelain caps are the best Don't
you be deceived-ask for Mosons. All
sizes at Pariseau's Bon Marche', hard
ware store. if
Mr. NJ Mcdonald, prosperous and
even natured farmer who comes to our
city often, met with an accident the
past week. In some unknown way he
dislocated his shoulder, but be is now
getting along nicely.
Chilrens day will be appropriately
observed at the Cong'l church Sunday
morning next. The church will be
beautifully decorated and nice time
is anticipated by all. Everybody
cordially invited
We sell garnulated sugar awfully
cheap, so low that some of our custo-
mers salt their pork with task our
Mr. McClatchie about it-and no
body mad. All grades at Parisead s.
leader in low prices. If.
In the case of ST. Onge VS.. r
Conner we erred in our last issue in
stating that the verdict for Plaintiff
was set aside by the court. 1t was
not. A motion to that effect was
made by the defendant but it was
overruleG by the court.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Call and
see the new arrival of Organs at L. j.
Wood & Bro.
One Smith American.
One Western Cottage.
Two Clough & Warren.
For sale on terms to suit custo-
merS. 1T.
Another deserving soldier was made
happy few days since by the receipt of
his pension certificate notifying him
that his claim had been allowed at Sc
per month dating from March 1873
The amount of arrears that he will
receive to June 4th is $3.50 The
fortunate soldier is Mr.. T. W. Burt.
[ am selling my furniture at the
lowest possible cash prices and invite
the people to examine my stock. [
am not selling damaged goods but the
finest and best furniture ever sold in
this market for the money, New
goods being received every few days.
if. j. WARE
James Rouhan and Edward Wheel
an left Centralia with fifteen rapids
pieces of lumber for St. Louis on Sat-
urday. The lumber was sawed at the
Bensley mill and gave excellent
satisfaction to the owners. The boys
left Pointe Basse Wednesday and
expect to reach St. Louis in about
forty days.
In personal encounter between B.
W Perry, editor of the Sparta Demo
GRAFT Enterprise, and 0. l. Newton pro-
prietor Of the Sparta paper mill, re-
Gently, both men were severely injured
by falling from the second story land
ing Of the mill to the ground. distance
of fourteen feet Newton's hip was
disiocated and he received other severe
injuries. Perry had his spine injured
and is suffering from other bruises.
Never since the days before the
rebellion have we sold furniture so
cheap for cash as now. Our chamber
suits in particular are being sold at
wonderfully close margins. No hum
bug but facts People in need of bed
room sets will find it profitable to call
on US before purchasing elsewhere.
New furniture being received constant
ly. Call and see for yourselves.
NJ. G.. WARREN. IF.
The ''Shiloh" entertainment given
in Opera hall Tuesday evening was
first rate affair. The characters were
well taken and the play is as popular
as greenbacks. Every part was well
taken. 1t was simply immense
They were well patronized here and
deserve, full houses. The play is of a
genuine patriotic order and is bound
to DleaSe and entertain