Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-09-17
Mr.. John Elliott lost his bavino

accommodated in Case they are in
hurry to get round.
If our authorities will now put
coating of gravel upon the dirt and
clay with which they have improved
our main business street. they will
have made an excellent highway.
The examination of Teachers will
be held in Centralia on Thursday,
Friday asd Saturday; Sept. II, Is.
and 10; and at Grand Rapids the
same days, Sept. q. %, and %.
Custom says to the fashionables
at the various watering places, "Hie
thee home" but the thermometer last
week said "9S0 in the shade tarry
yet little while
While tenor was singing the So
10, II love to steal awhile away an
old acquaintance remarked quite audi
bly,, ''pears to me you are getting
mighty particular about the locality"
All this is supposed to have happened
at the Point.
Sweet potatoes are being success
fully cultivated in our city F. j.
Wood has quite quantity of vines
that promise remarkably well.
The man who remarked that ''this
exercise of brain power is very wearing
on fellow" was discovered to be sad
ly in need of big patch on the seat
Of learning.
We are obliged to announce the
fact that our friend Scribner has seen
fit to pitch his tent in Wausau. We
commend him to the Wausauyers. Use
him well.
The Reporter says Tim Daily"
has been appointed Estate Agent for
the city of Grand Rapids. What
are you going to sell, Tim ? the city or
Bro. Philleo ?-Tribme.
Can it be possible that Jack has
never heard Of the Office of State
Agent? We guess Jack is the sold in
dividual. We have seen the papers.
During the Institute last week
Mr.. Graham offered to the teachers of
the same, an Unabridged Wcbster's
Dictionary to the one who could spell
the greatest number of words out Of
100 given by him. Miss Josie Rich
ardson, teacher at Mosinee, was the
victor, spelling SO words, which the
Prof says, Of all the Institutes he has
visited, that this was the best spelling
he had ever heard. Central HiScon-
SIN.
John Collins baby, two and half
years Old, tumbIed out of thirdstory
window, twenty-five feet upon side
walk at Boston, recently, and got only
little bruise on one of it's checks
Erchange
Wen bet John Collins is either a
book agent, a life insurance agent, OF
lightning rod man.
Halls VEGETABLE SCILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER now stands among
the first, and at the head of all arti-
cles for similar purpose. The testl-
mony of our physicians is conclusive
as TO its value and we are personally
acquainted with scores of cases where
it has been used with the best of re-
suits 1t will restore gray hair to its
original color, and leaves 1t glossy, and
! in a healthy condition while, for heads
troubled with dandruff, or any disease
Of the scalp. it acts like charm in
cleansing them. Try it, and you will
not be disappointed. -LoweH Courier,
Nay ,, 1868.
The Tribune thus characterizes
the members Of II. ". Beecher's
Church members of a church who
spend every evening except Sunday
and Friday, in drinking wine. playing
poker and counting"
The Tribune is as untrue as ungen-
erous in utterirg so sweeping an as
sertion. By what authority does it
inveigh so bitterly people who have
for thirty years stood up as one man
against every form of wickedness in
the world?
No premiums this year for Sewing
Machines at the fair, But after all
that don t matter much, as the people
will decide for themselves. For our
own part, after a careful examination
and comparison, we are satisfied the
American sewing Machine will receive
the public award as the most simple,
beautiful, and durable aud light-run-
ming of any machine represented. The
quality and variety of its work are un-
surpassed, and give proof that this
company has attained as near to per
lection Of construction and mechanism
as can be hoped for through human
agency. The company are well repre-
sented by attentive and attractive oper-
ators and the manager and his assist
ants are on hand to give every inform
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