The Grange advance., 1873-11-12
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The Federal U,ason Of Rochester de-
MES the statement made by the Roches-
ter Post that tha U',to,. was to be pur-
chased 81 by and sgn in in the them interests Of
the Catholics M Sss,GS
On Sunday laf, WIS two sons of
Mr.. Henry Rochal, Of 81 Fanconia, An
thony, aged 20 Years, ad3 Henry, aged
Is years, were in theSWdpods shooting
some pheasants, Antha,y fired at bird,
and soon after ;discov,redl his brother
dead with buck shotholE over his left
ear. The boyY had neither seen nor
heard his brother during the whole time.
.Taylors FaNs Journal >3E y. -.
Rev. VIM. Copp, NJ. 3, clergyman
at Sauk Rapids, made someN remarks on
the temperance question, not long since,
which one Anthony Carey applied to
himself Meeting Copp last Saturday:
he proceeded to apply both marks and
rcmarks to that gentleman, in a very
forcible manner. He was very much
astonished when the meek and lowly ex-
FOUNDER Of tho gospel became a vigor-
GUS and energetic FOUNDER of man, and
Carey was soon laid Out e fatter'n
founder" Copp gave him a Copp de
grace with brick bat, and Carey car
ries Il sorer head than usual Dispatch.
RIVER FALLS, Nov. 1lth,-Rev.
v. Gill preached his eleventh aniver.
sary sermon ~so-tbe Congregational
church on Sunday. Farmers are plow-
ing. Wheat is 95| cts. Houses in
great demand. .... wv
Last Wednesday, D. NJ. Currier Of
Clifton Pierce Ce~hhd his right hand
and fingers badly smashed. It is feared
amputation will be necessary. He was
holdin:a 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..
Currier is an excellent farmer and very
provident. He 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 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 taken possession of small
grove Of woods in the immediate vicini-
ty: which *occassioued the gather
ing Of large party Of valiant hunters,
who started il pursuit. The grove was
reached, surrounded, and-well, to be
brief, they who set out on blood y deeds
intent, foundSto 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 % your hands, just say
' bear to any Of that party:-BaM-
aoin Bulletin.
The Beaver Dam Wisconsin Cstise,s
says that on Tuesday morning, as the
eastern bound train was rounding a
curve, about for miles west Of the city,
a number of armed men sprang from
the bushes and commenced to, FIRE at
the engineer, bat fortunately did not
hit him. He qpwded on more steam,
and was soon orH of their reach. Their
intention was dpbtless, to stop the train
and rob the Messengers, a number
known to have qsite large sums of mon
ey on their pers es being aboar
The DetroitH Post says /of the
Grangers' Conve tion held MIA Crosse !:
They adopted pne reso4 4tion full Of
good sense. It apunds Ike a proverb
from Poor Rid ards Almanac, and
deserves . pla1e 3 the Side Of that eel
ebrated5 collec6 6olE ~ was Protect
ae1. ae%s n n'nnfaoa ! ! lana keep out of
IS COUNTRY q tor, v1iting to ) de-
linquent subsori1 rehuostinp him q