Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-12-17
LOCALS.


fast at Wood County Drug Store.
The Central House office has been
treated to some new paper.
Now is the time to pay your taxes.
Will Scott can be found at the city hall.
Ry@F For useful Christmas present 60
to Johnson, Hill & Co.'S.
The rain of Sunday night and Monday
was Of great benefit to this part of the
country.
Rg@ Don't forget the novelties in
drapes and sideboard covers at Mrs.
A. E. Donaldson's.
Business men report the fall trade
pretty active. 1t will be still better
when sleighing comes.
gsS@ Bulgarian art cloth with Paris tint
and celluloid cords and stamp novelties
at Mrs. A. E. Donaldson's millinery
store.
When looking for low prices on
furniture, don't forget that Geo. w.
Baker leads them all.
At the Hustler's,' So pairs Ladies'
fine Dongola opera toe button shoes.
Regular price $3.50, our price S1.75.
L. NJ. Nash & Co are having nice
trade IN the grocery line. Call on them
when in need of fresh groceries, hard
ware, etc.
Esg@ STOP THAT COUGH by taking
DOWning's Cough Elixir. 1t never fails
to cure when every other remedy has
failed. Sold by Noss & Co. months.
MARRlED.-At the Congregational par
sonage, Tuesday, Rev. Kilbourne officia-
ting, Mr.. EDWIN RozELL, of Plainfeld,
to Miss CARRIE NArwIcK, of Sigel.
We call your attention to M. A.
BOgoger's advertisement in this issue
and the fine line of furniture which he
is offering special bargains on during
the holiday trade.
gsgA large line of Rattan Rockers
also an elegant line of Oak, polished
and upholstered in silk pushes and
tapestry at Geo. w. Bakers.
Remember we are still Sin it'' on |
tinWare, glassware, hardware, special |
ties, notions, laces, ribbons, dry goods,
hosiery and shoes at the 4" Hustler"
WANTED.-An agent for THE SATUR-
DAY TIDINGs, in every place of 100
inhabitants, or over, in this county.
See our Grand Offer to Newsboys.
Address, Box 149, Buffalo, n Y.
Don't be hoodooed by game of talk
into paying 100 per cent. profit on vases,
chinaware and books, when the Hustler
is selling at 10 per cent.
Mr.. L. D. Bingham, general travelling
agent, for ''The Arkansaw Traveller"
was in our city Monday looking after
the interests of that excellent publica-
ton. He met with fair success.
bsg@100 styles Ladies and Gents Gold
Pins just received at the Wood County
Drug Store. They make fine Xmas
presents.
An invitation has been extended by
the Marshield Light Infantry to the
Gardner Rifles, and the young people
generally of the twin cities, to attend a
New Years ball, Friday evening, Jan.
1st, 1892. The Wausau orchestra Will
furnish the music
Bg Until 1892 l will give 10 per
cent. discount on all Bedroom Suites.
This, considering the very low prices at
which these suites are marked, is a rare
chance to get nice bedroom suite |
cheap. A large line to select from at |
Geo. w. Bakers.
The young people have been having a
delightful time skating the past week
Saturday night while the band bows |
were out on practice they went on the |
ice and gave the large company Of
skaters the benefit Of their choice music. !
1t was highly appreciated.
BsD Big SPECIAL sale of Albums and |
Toilet Cases at the Wood County Drug
Store. Do not miss these rare bargains. |
We are glade to announce that we
are receiving prompt remittances from
statements sent out on subscription.
Nothing encourages a printer like a
prompt payment of his bills. We an
ticipate making some changes in the
REPORTER the coming year which we
hope Will be appreciated by our readers.
Mr.. F. Thompson, who represents the
Gibbs Mfg. Co., on State ST., Chicago,
was in the city the first of the week
with an elegant line of art goods, from
whom Mrs. A. Z. Donaldson purchased
a fine line of goods for the Holiday
trade. He is a nephew of Speaker
Thompson, who held that position in
the Assembly at Madison for two wears.
BaFThe travelling man who sent Will
Gross & Co. 2000 lbs. royal mixed candy
made no mistake, as we have since
ordered 1000 Tbs. more and offer it at
Z cents per pound. The above gentle
man also made no error in sending us
1900 lbs chocolate creams as we are
enabled to sell them at 12a cents per
pound.
Or. j. D. Hayes, of Milwaukee, a
brother-in-law of Mr.. B. r. Goggins, Of
this city, has been elected to the chair
of Culinary diseases in one of the
principal medical colleges of Chicago
The Doctor is considered one of the
best of his line in the West. He has
studied in American colleges and in