Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-02-18

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store, last Saturday. Their were
quite number Of drills, two dark
lanterns, fuse &C., &C., all in an
old carpetbag.
When the scab is started little
upon one of the old Sore Heads" how
quick the minor caputs squirm; from
sympathy,of course. Its like ramming a
long pole insa nest of copperheads
The old ones don't mind it much, but
the little four-inch snakes wiggle
about and shake their little rattles
fearfully. We've stirred up u nest or
two the past week.
"A preparation so widely and favor
ably known as Halls vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover needs few words of
praise from US. This compound has
won It's way to the highest favor in the
public mind and muItitudes who have
vainly used other remedies for the res
toration Of their hair, have, on trying
the Sicilian Remover, been made glad
by the speedy restoration Of their gray
hair to It's natural color, and the thin
locks thickened up, as in the days of
early youth, It also prevents the hair
falling out, makes it soft and glossy,
and is altogether the best preparation
for its intended purposes before the
public. p itts5wg Chronicle.
The following Letters Patent were
issued to citizens Of the State Of Wis
consin during the week ending Feb.
Sth, 1875:
Saftey Boz-M. Jones, Darion
Haryester-T. Benton Prarie-du-
Lac.
Fountain Sprinkler-C. Buttle,
Milwaukee.
Butter Worker-J. Thompson, Al
bany.
Firearms NJ Seller Brighton.
Reported by Fitch & Fitch, Solicit
ors of Patents, through Webb & Coch
ran, Attorneys-at-Law, Grand Rapids,
Wisconsin.
Clean up your old shooting irons,
The tragedy of 1861 is about to be re-
enacted the same spirit is abroad and
northern traitors are setting on the
dogs Of war Hood County Repor-
ter.
We have an old shooting iron at
home, that we carried through the war
and few rounds of ammunition that
we ha0 left after the Richmond fight.
IF the "dogs of war" are let loose
again We shall take that old pet, 60 up
and settle PhiIleo's hash, and thereby
make the number of s.northern trait
ors' one less. DO you hear, Philleo
= u eyuregua Times.
Come on Bro Sackett. We've an
old pewter hose syringe that responds
every time It's just old 0auJt,ma IN
parUo, and the way it'll make you
fellers sing the old "Star Spangled Ban
ner" is just Astonishing. Come up.
The passage of the Bill for the
building Of the Straight Line Rail
road between Stevens Point and
Portage City is feature Of the
present session Of the Legislature.
A line from Senator Scott informs
US that the bill passed both Houses
on the 9th inst; the provisions OF
the bill comforting certain franchizes
upon the Chicago & Superior Rail
road which will be of material ad-
vantage to our city and county.
The bill provides that the Superior
road may use such portion of the
Straight line as may extend to a GER
tain point Of divergence, where the
Superior road may branch from it
in north-westerly direction, and
running to Grand Rapids, and that
for such exercise of right or prive-
lege, the straight line may have full
power to run it's cars over the Su-
perior line from said diverging point.
This secures to either road recipro-
cal benefits, and materially aids both
companies without detriment to eth
er. We hail the result with much
satisfaction, believing it will rebound
to the advantage of Northern Wis
consin and especially to this imme-
date section.
MATT CARPENTER delivered an