Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-02-13
KnowIten,s horse liniment is boss.

convenient for her guests at the hotel.
Rickie, it is too bad we can't ali have
post office Of our own.
Nlcholfs Blackberry Balsam never
fails. Try it. sept26m6
The Dixon House, Centralta, is prov
ing very popular resort for transients
as well rs steady boarders. This house
is nearly always full.
Mr.. David Baker, editor and mana
ger of the Pittsville Independent spent
the Sabbath with relatives in this city.
This office acknowledges a social call on
Monday
Mr.. II. H. Voss, clerk IN the Palace
Drug store returned Monday from
weeks vacation in Milwaukee, Madison
and Baraboo. He enjoyed his visit.
FoB SALE.-The family horse, harness
and buggy belonging to Mrs. I. c. St.
Amour, Centralia. It viii be sold
cheap. Apply to owner for particulars.
Messrs Jacob Lutz & Bro. have sold
their Holstein bull to Mr.. Chas. DAILY
who will keep him for the service of
the public
asy@I IF you want nice fitting suit Of
tailor made clothing leave your order
for a spring suit with Brazeau the
Tailor.
Mr.. H. H. Raymond, who has been
in the city for several weeks past, left
Tuesday for Pennsylvania, where he
will continue his visit.
Mr.. w. E. Mack, of Cleveland, Ohio,
was in the city the fore part ofthe week
looking after his business interests
here.
Mr.. Jack Baker, was married recent
ly, and in honor of this event dance
was given at his residence Sunday
night last A great time is reported.
Mr.. Lara Ward was in the city Mon
day and bid in the L. A. Houston home
stead at sherifss sale on that day.
Price paid is said to be $400.
The post-office outfit was moved last
Sunday into its new quarters in the
Gardner block. The carpenter was
busy several days making changes.
Every evening the boys make busi-
ness of hanging around the post-office
and make as much noise as possible
This ought to be stopped by the city
marshal.
The North Star ung and Throat Bal
sam is sure cure for coughs and colds.
Sept26m6
Mr.. Morrow, who run the Rudolph
cheese factory the past summer is act
ing as clerk at the Commercial House,
Centralia, and makes very popular
man for the place.
4 very Interesting time is had at the
debating society i'll connection with the
high school The young people will
derive great benefits from their society
if they utilize their time.
For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiioh's Porous Plaster Price % cents.
For sale at Woods drug store.
Mr.. J. a. Gaynor was called to
Pewaukee, Wis his old home Wednes-
day to attend the funeral of his mother
who died Tuesday at the age Of seventy
four. Mrs. Gaynor has been poorly for
several years and finally died from al
attack of Ia Grippe.
A sleigh load of ladies made the Poor
Farm visit last Saturday. They re-
port very pleasant dinner at the
hands of the hostess, and found no OBJ
iections to becoming occupants of this
home. It's a good idea to familiarze
yourselves with what may be your fut-
ure home.
That Hacking Cough can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
it. deC26m3
The Lincoln County Advocate con-
tanned twenty-nine columns of reading
matter the past week in write up of
the city Tt was credit to that paper
and we hope the citizens will appreci-
ate his efforts to build up the city in
which he lives.
B. r. Hutchinson and J. W. Strope,
of Stevens Point, were in the city the
past week for the purpose of organiz-
ing council Of the Junior Order of
American Mechanics. They We're
successful in obtaining IS charter mem
bers and viii probably organize this
week.
Ladies' and gentlemans' gloves
cleaned by the latest French method at
Mrs Donaldson's.
McCamley & Scott have moved their
stock of merchandise along with the
post-office outfit irto the Gardner block
and will continue the business as here
tofore. They have not dissolved part
ne1ship as rumored the fore part of the
week. For the present Mr.. McCamley
& Scott will assist the post master until
other arrangements are made.
Mr.. Edward Smith while driving
from the Green Bay depot met with
mishap which might have proved ser
ious. His horse was frightened and
came down main street in ali haste.
When opposite Z. Farish's hardware
store the horse turned and crossed the
bridge. In turning Mr. Smith was
thrown out and fortunately was IN
hurt.
VEsPER WIS, Jan. 81, 1890.
The Reporter, Grand Rapids WIS.