The Grange advance., 1873-11-12
NO.. 5.

NV. y.
The Federal Union of Rochester de-
Mes the statement made by the Roches-
ter E"Sf that the lni;ou was to be pur-
chased by and run in the interests of
the Catholics
OK Sunday last whe' two sons of
Mr.. Henry Rochai. of F, 7anconia, An
!h'"y. aged 20 years. I'D? Henry, aged
IL years. were in the wd ,ods shooting
some pheasants, Antheav fired at bird,
"nu so"n after discov,reA his brother
dead with buck shot hole over his left
ear. The boy had neither seen nor
heard his brother during the whole time.
-7"y(or* Falls s/o~,no1.'
hEv. VIM. Copp: NJ. E, clergyman
AZ sauk Rapids, made some remarks on
the temperance question: not long since,
wAlcI' one Anthony Carey applied to
himself Meeting Gopp last Saturday.
h" proceeded to apply both marks and
remarks to that gentleman, in a very
t'rcible manner. He was very much
ast"nished when the meek and lowly ex-
pounder OF the gospel became vigor-
Gus and energetic FOUNDER of man, and
Carey was soon laid Out g fatter'n a
FOUNDER Copp gave him Il Copp de
grace with Il brick bat, and Carey car
rites Screr head than usual. Dispatch.
RIVER FALLS. Nov. 1th,-Rev.
| ". Gill preached his eleventh aniver-
sary sermon >te--ekc Congregational
church on Sunday. FARMERS are plow-
ING. Wheat is 95E cts. Houses in
great demand.
Last Wednesday, d. NJ. Currier of
Clifton Pierce Ga~41hd his right hand
and fingers badly smashed. It is feared
anIputation will be necessary. He was
holdi' Z post for his hired man to
drive; ne had told the man to stop and
had slipped his hand to the top of the
post; the man did not hear and raised
the maui for another blow and did not
discover the hand in time to stop. Mr..
Currler is an excellent farmer and very
Providont. IT, had an accident policy
In the Travellers Insurance Co. Of Hart
ford. which will bring five dollars
week until he is able to 20 to work.
On Thursday last a large black bear
crossed the railroad track in this vii
lage just west Of the switch, and verv
deliberately proceeded to the woods on
the north. The following day rumor
reached town to the effect that his bear
ship had aiken possession of small
grove OF woods in the immediate vicini-
ty. which occassioued the gather
ing of large party of valiant hunters,
who started in pursuit. The grove was
reached: surrounded, and-well, to be
brief. they who set out on blood y deeds
intent, found to their disgust, that in
stead of surrounding the shaggy mon
arch of the forest, they were after Ed.
Davis big black dog, which had been
mistaken for Bruin. IF you want to
get fight on your hands, just say
bear to any of that party.-Bala-
1ciu Bulletin
The Beaver Dam Wisconsin Citizen
says that on Tuesday morning, as the
EASTERN bound train was rounding a
curve, about four miles west of the city.
a number Of armed men sprang from
the bushes and commenced to fire at
the engineer, but fortunately did not
hit him. He crowded on more steam.
and was soon out of their reach. Their
intention was doubtless, to stop the train
and rob the passengers, number
known to have quite large sums of mon
ey on their persons being aboard:
THE Detroit Post says of the
Grangers' Convention held i1Ha Crosse
"They adopted one resolution full of
good sense. 1t sounds like proverb
from Poor Richards Almanac,' and
deserves PLACE BY thsEside of that GEL
ebrated collection: II was: Protect
nome nome manufacturers /and keep out of
A COUNTRY editor, writing to a de-
llnquent subscrihr requesting him to
pay up his back dies; concluded with,
eff you payAup, you will oblige me; if
you WON'T I'll oblige you"