The Grange advance., 1874-04-01
STATE NEWS.
WINONA COUNTY.

WINONA COUNTY.
Wanona.-Alex. McNie & Co., of
this city, advertise in Red Wing pa
per to the exclusion Of home newspa-
per. If you want to purchase any arti-
Gle Of trade kept in the store Of Alex.
McNie & Co., Of this city-go to Red
Wing Wnona Herald.
Mr.. McNie is wholesale and retail
dealer in books aud stationery, and is
witha] . vide awake, successful busi-
ness man, fully up to the times, and
proposes like many of the other mer-
chants Of his own city, and of other
important cities Of the State, to adver.
tise in paper that is circulated and is
read not only in his own city and coun
ty, but also throughout the State and
therefore advertises in The GRANGE
ADVANCE. He probably understands
his own business.-~A span of horses
with new set Of harness went to the
bottom Of the Mississippi at Winona
the other day.-From the report of the
examinations and literary exercises Of
the Winona public schools, and the in
terest manifested therein by the citi-
zens, We judge that the schools are not
an honor to the city but that the citi-
zens are worthy Of the very best schools
in the State.-At the meeting of the
City Council, March 23d, a proposition
was submitted by Weir l. Cowell of
Lyons, Iowa, to construct water works
in the city.-Stste Master, Geo. l Par
sons, has received $1,000 from the Ma
tional Grange, the donation to frontier
suferers.-Prof. Phelps delivers lec-
ture on the Yellowstone country, Fri
day evening, April 3d.-State Superin-
tendent Wilson in speech at the close
of the Winona public schools said:
Two years ago when here, he expressed
his surprise and qualification at the enthu-
siasm manifested by the people Of Winona
in their public schools. He could only re-
peat what he said then. He had never
seen it on this fashion before. Among 9th.
er things that had particularly attracted
a. ho or<u ~ In
e1sises. It will have its effect not only on
the children through all coming time but il
will have an influence on the present gen.
GRAFTON in this city. He considered pune.
tuality one Of the christian virtues. The
speaker noticed the gradual improvement
and wholesome growth in the school during
the past two years and hoped the citizent
would foster the High School and fit tn.
scholars for the University, or for any 9th.
q college. He did not conincide with
President Elliot in his address At Elmira
last year, that tho State should not edueat.
tae mass Of the people in the highe,
branches. He (Wilson) did not believe il
a1y asistocracy Of intellect, but that a
should have equal advantages. '
st. Char1e.-The Record d Unio,
gives a singular case Of innoculatior
from dead body which occurred a
tA1 place the other day. Mrs. A. j
olds we'll known ,s fine singer, wh;l
Aesisting in laying ont 4 friend wht
had died Of erysipelas, got some Of Ii.
virus from the dead body into i,
scratch on her left hand. She felt se
yere pain At once, and Afterwards he,
suffering became agonising, and he,
life was despaired Of, but under skillfu
medical treatment she is recovering
This is the second case of innoculatio,
occurring in this State this winte,
The first resulted in the death of D,
Reiner Of Saltwater, and was receive
as will be remembered while he wa
amputating diseased thumb. IL
Norton.-A man was Instantly kille
on the 27th, by the falling upon hin
Of building while he Was moving il
crashing him to death. sss..
oLMsTED COUNTY.
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