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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24
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NOTICE.

Merchants, Lawyers, C1crgymen, Ply
sici0ns, Farmers. Young and Old.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
~ Sale nv Advertisement.

~ Sale by Advertisement.
Default has been made in the conditions
Of q certain mortgage executed and deliver.
ed by Seneca Van Guilder and Louise N.
Van Guilder, his wife, mortgagors, to WAL
ter Shay, mortgage, dated the 5th day Of
January, A. D., eighteen hundred and sew
enty four snd recorded as q mortgage in the
Office of the Register of Deeds Of the county
Of Goodhue in the State of Minnesota. on the
9TH day of February A. D. 1874, at 500
o'clock p. M, in book rs of Mortgages, on
page 46, on which there is claimed to be due
at the date of this not:e, the amount of if
ty-one dollars and bar: y-six cents, ($5l.36)
and no act or proceeding has been insti-
tuted at law or in equity to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of
a power Of sale contained in said mortgage,
and of the statute in such case made and
provided, the said mortgage will be FORE
closed by a sale Of the mortgaged premises
therein d, scribed, which sale will be made
at the front door of the Court House in the
city of Red Wing in the county of Goodhue
and State of Minnesota, at public auction by
the Sheriff of said County, on Thursday the
23d day of December A. D. eighteen hundred
and seventy -fve,st 10 o'clock in the forenoon
to satisfy the amount which shall then be
due on said mortgage, with the interest
thereon, and costs and expenses Of sale, and
twenty FIVE dollars attorney 8 fee, as stipulat-
ed in said mortgage in case of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage,
and so to be sold, are the lot, piece or par
col of land situated in the county o. Good
hue and State of Minnesota and known
and described as follows, to wit:
Lots No. four ~ and nine 10y in section
No. thirty (30) township No. one hundred
and twelve 112) range seventeen ~, ex-
cept forty acres off of the south side Of
said lot nine (9) being one hundred and
twenty rods east and west and fifty three
and one half rods north and south. Also
the north east quarter of the south east
quarter Of section No. twenty FIVE (25)
township No. one hundred and twelve
(ll2) range eighteen (1S), making in all
one hundred twenty and 79-lc0 acres Of
land, according to Government Survey.
Dated, November 9th, 1875,
WALTER SHAY,
COLVILL & HOYT. Mortgagee
Attorneys of Mortgagee,
Red wing MINI. 5w7
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A Howl for Justice.

Mr.. Young:-Allow me to call atten.
ton and, thr ough the columns of your
paper, protest against the "communistic
utterances'' of the st. Paul Pioneer
Press and other city papers. Within a
few days these papers have broken out
with "insane declarations" against the
poor railroad companies, who, for years
past, have been operating their roads at
''ruinous loss' to themselves for the
Accommodation and benefit of the peo-
ple." You will understand that they
are Fighting wrongs which do not ex-
ist," and that their conduct is calculated
to ''impair the credit of the corporations
with European capitalists" and 'ple-
vent their building new lines of road
and extending those already in exis-
tence."
The country wants more railroads,
''but is it to be expected that capitalists
will invest their means in these costly
enterprises, if they are to be subjected
to the wild caprices" of local business
men and newspapers in the manage
ment of their affairs Sir, the idea is
preposterous. These business men and
newspaper proprietors cannot be other
wise than ignorant Of the management
of railroads. and for them to be 'tled
on by unprincipled demagogues,reckless
Of the injury they do to society, to work
damage to one of the largest and most
important pecuniary interests of the
country" is grievous wrong.
Sir, as a granger, I protest against
this shameful iniquity." Down this
way we have been reading the Pioneer
Press for months, and had learned to
look upon Young, the original anti-rail-
road agitator, as "a disturber Of the
public peace;" on his follower, Donnel-
ly, as "a pestilent demagogue;" on their
associate, Ayers, as "a thoughtless
abettor of evil" and on others who add
vocated their "wild theories as "brain-
less idiots" And now, just as we were
happily settling back in the old ruts,
here comes the Pioneer-Press to "array
labor against capitap' and revive
this ''senseless warfare against the cor
porations.'
Sir, it is too bad. Well soon be in
| volved in another muss, and the railroad
from Pine Island to Red Wing will be
put off indefinitely, perhaps for another
generation. After all the lessons it has
given the grangers touching this matter,
after denouncing US for desiring to have
the companies restrained from robbing
us, we had not expected that the Pio-
neer-P Press would ever lend itself to a
conspiracy to injure the "vast railroad
ing interests of the country" but now
that it has begun in this laudable work,
we hope it will continue until the cor
| porations are made powerless to iniure
the people, whom it was intended that
they should serve. Yours forever,
! GRANGER.
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Merchants, Lawyers, C1crgynsen, Ply
sicions, Farmers.-Young and Old.
REMEMBER! We ask all to send to us for
Diamonds. Watches, Sterling Silverware, or
Silver Plate, fine Gold and medium priced
1ewelry. We guarantee every article as
represented when sold. Is X Wedding
Rings and Bridal Gifts Of every kind. Any
article in our stock sent to any address G.
0. D., and goods allowed to be opened for
inspection, on receipt of enough to pay the
Express Charges. Watches repaired and
fine time guaranteed, also Jewelry Manufac-
tured to ordered.
Call or address R. J. MORSE & CO., I'm
porters, S. E. Cor. Lake & Clark streets,
Chicago, III.
N. B.-Parties wishing fine goods at low
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IN 000 Lady Agents wanted to sell
~ wv Ellis Stocking and Skirt
Supporter. Large profits to agents. Send
for circulars. Burr Il Gary, GenI Agents.
L. B. 524, Chicago, Ills.
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From olmsted County.

From olmsted County.
EYo1A, Nov. 18th, 1875.
Dear Friend:-You and the readers
Of the ADVANCE are aware, by this
time, how the election resulted in this
county. From this district we have two
earnest anti-monopolists and good men
for representatives. Mr.. n. Stanch-
field, of Viola, is one Of the most trust
worthy men in the county, and we have
no fears but that he will do what is
right. Mr.. Burnap, of Orion, although
elected on the republican ticket, is
farmer and worthy honorable gentleman.
On all questions affecting the interests
Of the people he will vote right. For
one, regard his election as fortunate
for us, and I believe this is the general
opinion.
Mr.. Whiting, in the tenth district,
though republican is good man, and
I believe he will generally vote with the
anti-monopolists. His colleague, Mr..
White, is somewhat rabid democratic
politician, but nobody has cause to dis
trust either his intentions or ability. On
the whole the delegation in the house is
. good one, but in the senate this coun-
ty will be apt to be misrepresented. I
have no confidence in either Mr.. White
or Mr.. Daniels. The latter especially
is selfish and unreliable.
1t is q great misfortune to us farmers
that we are at the mercy of railroad
monopolists. We have had a good crop
of wheat this year, on which we ought
to realize profit of $10,000,000, but
as it is we shall not be likely to get more
than one-half of that amount. Would
this outrage have been perpetrated had
the anti-monopoly party maintained its
independent organization in the north
western States? I do not believe that
it would. Hence, am satisfied that
the farmers of this State owe to those
who have betrayed the anti-monopoly
party into the hands of the democracy,
the loss of about $4,000, 900 this year
alone!
This is the way look at this matter,
and it is the proper way. 1t will not
do to tell us that the success of the DEM
ocratic party will help us. That party
has been in existence for years, and it
has never yet fought any monopoly,
other than the eastern cotton and WOOL
en- manufacturers. Even its anti-tariff
professions have been limited to that part
Of the field. Why, then, should we trust
it now? What we want is an indepen-
dent anti-monopoly party, and if we
cannot have that I think we have a
good deal more reason to look to the re-
publican than to the democratic organi-
zation to aid us in resisting the oppres-
sion of monopolists.
1T is amusing to listen to some folks
down this way talking about you. They
must think the people have short men,
cries, to have forgotten already that it
was you who first advocated the forma-
ton Of the anti-monopoly party here,
and that for five years you
have been battling against both demo-
Gratis and republicans in behalf of anti
monopoly principles. Keep on and
don't be discouraged. You will be sus-
tanned. Yours fraternally, A. R.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

BY advertisement.
Default has been made in tho co0di-
tions Of = certain mortgage executed and
delivered by Frederick Luchau and Al
gasta Luchau, his wife, mortgsgors, to
Charles Betcher, mort sgee, dated tho
thirteenth day Of April, A. D. eighteen
hundred and seventy-6ve, and recorded
- . mortgage in tho Office Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds Of the county Of Goodhus
in the State Of Minnesota, on tho 18th
day Of April A. d. 1875, at three
o'clock p. M, in book n of Mortgages,
on page 304, on which there is claimed
to be due at the date of this notice, the
amount of one hundred and ninety-six
dollars and fifty cents, ($196.50), and
no action or proceeding has been insti-
tuted at law or in equity to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or any
part thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and of the statute in such
case made and provided, the said mort
gage will be foreclosed by sale Of the
mortgaged premises therein described,
which sale will be made at the front
door Of the court house in the city of
Red Wing,in the county of Goodhae, and
State of Minnesota, at public aution by
the Sheriff of said county, on Friday the
3lst day of December A. D eighteen
hundred and seventy five, at 10 O'clock
in the forenoon, to satisfy the amount
which shall then be due on said mort
gage, with the interest thereon, and
costs and expenses of sale, and twenty
five dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated
in said mortgage in case Of foreclosure.
The premises described In said mort
gage, and so to be sold, are the lot,
piece or parcel of land situated in the
county of Goodhue and State of Min
nesota, and known and described as
follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the south west corner
of lot number twenty eight (2Sl Of T.
j. Smiths addition to Red Wing, run
ming thence south forty eight and one
half (4816) degrees east, sixty three
and one half (631) feet, thence north
forty six and one half (46%) degrees
east, one hundred and sixty six (166)
feet, thence north forty eight and one
half (4813) degrees west, sixty three
and one half (63%) feet, thence south
forty six and one half $50 degrees,
west one hundred and sixty six (166)
feet to place of beginning. Dated Nov.
18th, A. D. 1875.
CHARLES BETCHER,
CoLv1LL & HoYT, Mortaggee.
Attorneys Of Mortgage,
Red Wing, MINI. 6w7
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THE NEW
Wheeler & Wilson
SEWING MACHINE.
w. G. Ware,
Agent for G0odhne County and ad-
|oining ZSryito>y.
Office at
PETERsON's JEwELRY STORE, MAIN
STREET.
Parties would find it to their advantage to
try the Wheeler d Wilson before purchasing
A full stock of
ATTACHMENTS, NEEDLES AND
OIL
FOR ALL MACHINES
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
MACHINES OF ALL MAKES RE-
PAIRED.
Peter Daniels,
Daniels & Simmons.
LUMBER YARD
On Corner of
4th St, and Vest Avens4e.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
NTELsON l. PETERSON,
DEALERSIN
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware.
FARM MACHINERY and IMPLE-
MENTS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE, Me-
CHANIT TOOLS IND
House FURNISHING
GOODS.
Oppnsits the old Post Once
Bush trset, Red Wing, Nina.
, 1875-09-16
ST. LOUIS LAST SCHEME,

Rr Lou.a. Sept. ia meeting OF nromnors
citikens Was lclI the Southern Hotel tonight,
to adopt measures for calinG q National Con-
ycatinn, TO bo held in this city, for tho purpose
Of memoiialixinK Congresa to grsnt ruth lcgirla-
lidu Oh will secure the construction ot another
railroad to the Pacific coast, and to consider tue
means to tednco the cost Of transportation be-
tween the AtIRnttc aud Pacific to tho lakes. and
the Gull. and stlsslsslpri Valley. and Atlantic
snaboard eeveral epeecheA we're tnado hv PROM
inont aud influential merchants and prnfeea. .onal
men. and aftnr free discussion resolution wan
introduced by Col I;roadleal aud ADOPTED to
tho efroct that the National Railroad Convention
bc held IN 1t, Louis on the I'D Of Eoycmber
psSt, aud that tho Chair appoint an Executive
Committee Of nfteen With power 10 appoint
sub Committee to catry the resolution into at-
feet Grcat interest il taksu iu tho subject, asId
very strong Bpeactlss Id favor OF = Southern
route 70 the f'acltic coast wete made by such
prornnout citizens AS tho Hon. L. o. Stapnrd,
OF. United States Senator jewet,, the Hon. John
T. Darby, e1-Gov. ReynolIs, Col. Jos. Q. Broad
head
, 1875-09-16

tho SHOW ut ntock 1as not ~ large aait wonil
olherwIHo hnvn been. Tha Grand March It .ls
Nattnn Wan Tho novel feature. tho SedaIis+ Mn,
hfas+ band lea1inR tb"n followed by ladi"s who
~cro 10 compete for tho premium Of tbtee tflo-
hnddlcr. Next came tfla AtAlahoe and ClIey.
ento Women, viii, phin. Nh,lo baunc's then
tis Cherokee banner. rud, wii.c, and blue bars,
on nhlc Krennd, With the motto.
" Agriculture Ia the Hourco nf
W"nItt /" tho CreeSH. w,;! Charity" for
all. rnai.co toward. npno; "F,r'nocsn IL right ;"
"Fiuncer, wo wnnd irnrn hnttnr way 1" the
Otares came. md hai tho t''nse of n'or, and
the nh.lr, 'Jne 1osuI. Ut l,cace." Tho Co-
mat, ho fnotto1s we're "W" w.s!, 70 leasu"
"lrrrtrvc our lll,"ftica y tho kIo.as, "Wc
n"eni srfi "'lr. cawa. anil pnAA the AraFa!strs,
fhn farm Ii b:'s'r than III" "!ano;" thu CLey
cHna:, ''l'"a"n with nj IeuI,I'"
After marking ntonr'i t!t" track 10 tho grhhd
s'htIti. ttrY iin,ettd t. .Enecl1rs nv 0,v. Cras-
fIr!. nj kaurA.; lien. l.. Sn.,lkr. Special E:n.ted
Statsa t.nluul!neiunur; ai.l by tai. Wll.ialn T.,
l.,s., t'b.ef u tic Chti, .kro M iup. Tha
ri'rec!los were steuei to with lbs nreatc-t n.-
to:st! n nutt snt:r rbt"d h the wild tr,i,ttb Wo
bavc ntrer l.p:' MD Ia Ei,(rorrlato apuechcA
+ II At, agricultural far, Nunl.n: races over
haif.u track c1oteli tile day. Tho Estimate
OF 'ilnNt tc9hlu preHcnt IL ncar!y CORRECT Tho
tlirty-hv0 hattpnalit1cs Wsro near all rcpre-
fonteu aud the result Of brnsIny them ali To-
Eeth"r in such cauho must bs productive OF
HIucl xutd,
, 1875-09-16
THE MICHIGAN FAIR.


Special Ds,HateA u Tia Chicago TrfbMns.
East SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 15.-Tho Htate
Fair is In full blast, upwards Of 10000 people
being OIL tho grounds today. while the late at,er
noon trains wero crowded 10 their usmoat
capacity. The entrIes arc said by Secretary
K!mbalt t. be largely in oxcess OF last yesr, and
tho officers of tho Society from tho President
down. ART confident that tho prosout exhibition
will prove to be one Of the most successful that
has ever beon held. Tho pomo1ogical entrles
foot up to 13oo, nearly 7uD ahead Of those in tho
aama department last year, aud tue diaplay
is magnificent. 1So following places, which
lavo prominent collections Of fruits, will giyo
an idea Of the exhibition: Spring Lake u,anEe,
" vArteties OF fruit; Benton Haebor Hor'icul-
tnrat Society, 1S7 varisttee; st. Joseph, 15s;
Monroe County. 88s; H,iiadAlo County. 1866; !;
InRham County, liz; WAvns County, Ill; Kent
County, l26; Clinton, &C; Borxie County, ~;
Oceann County, l08; GsanA Traverse, LA +;
LouAweo County, 90; besides numerous oshers.
The oiicera OF the Indiana Slate Agricultural
Hoclety eeus > request to-day to thu Michigan
Pomoiog1cat Society to mako ap State colleo-
tion Ut fruit for exhibition at thn Indiana State
Fair. Tho show OF machinery. agricultural and
farm producta, and stook il peculiarly hno.
, 1875-09-16

and e1hibItors thle afternoon A5t barely through
placing aftltn and gc ting ready 70" tu-11nrrn:v.
Trains arriving this hfls, noon and evening came
crowded with tr-sitisorA. Promising iAr3c at-
tendance to~snoirow. Tho iarKGrt display
In tho Gorictl t'lral department. cumea from the
R'a1a Keform school, cultivated and trrparei
fnr exhibition bv the yonng bovr IN that ec!."n.
Une city gardener e.j,fbfts fifteen Varieties of
Erape1 anil eighteen Of native w,pes.
Tue cHtrnA Of hnrpoA nl,nlher t.I} And include
r".cn hank ONE Percie1nn nts!Iiunr aid thee
brood mares. irntottntt,,ns OF thin season, The
ehoe u catt!o Is quite large, rh rt-norhs pre-.
fni tten, exhibited by bFock*av brothers. Of
Dilnrtsd Countv. Srali. nIt thu anecp and
kui' oateFc'i arr f'o,, llil k:ngr farm.
The u, ~ Of srrrnl.nr:! TN 'fmen's !. .he
tlsr suffered ,np-t of VII from TIC ,nirna1 .1"-
nla'.t u tEn far. at"! il 1:s:Erdtat'e. though
tne.ttitnr HHln rsi;.t'nvs AMI otDof works of
mont 10 the h1!tnher Ut al, vat 3.ENt.
JErt DAVIS At KAaSaE EiTy.
=, *nt1'1f "h,s'"h n IT,. f"r1oo t15b"n>.
KAssA- flrS. No. fcpt. l5.--At 1chAt 20.0o0
poup.e were lres"t' t.aT \; tbs E4potit1'n
grounds. Tl.e a. nn:ans wAs larger than lnr
my previous Wc1noe.la.. a'"! ali we're hpll y en-
tortafne,l. Al 2 nrtck JnTer.on Davis san
dra~n in fr,nt NJ ts,e grand rtaud. accompanied
by ten J: F: Hltieid,. stnas r Cnrk' Of and
Hen. Ju Shelby. nui MAS rccclved With hearty
cheera by Tho multitude.
1sp1AkAroiIs EKpos1r1oa.
Streftf H,tpa:th |" ~ th.e"a. fr1hsw.
lHb.AS5rOL1s, 10 t. ih.-lhe industrial tn.
rElH to-mur CIV will lie succcsa II lin naather
IN fair. The puttiic hltice' will f,e cIos~t and
bla"eas largely ,usrcntled. Tho p1otlc ael,ooia
llayo beau c1autod hoLdav. 1t tho hopea Ut
bctsor'nR its FRO pee:e tho E1tFai''an managers
llase reduc"d tho entrance fec from 50 ceitt4 to
% cent?. Thero viii Le fiGn Rtate Fair mud aeEi-
cultural rhrw. bnt ~ MI 1ndubtnL Exposition It
Ia a complete faIInie.
LA Cn0SE
e.,-snf Di4T nfrh IL ihe Cl.,cG-t2 Tr.bnne.
Ia t'tnpkP. NIA.. FttJt 1I-jin Ia TfoAHe
County Fair op1red To-day under vnry fasorat:e
aurllceB, fine Weather. = rooJ crowd. and large
nu,ubnf nf cnt.,"s. Tho fair will continue
JllurHdav and Fsa~. A large field Ut h,reen
arc on tlnnd for the trotting and running rnces
that commence tomorrow.
CALfroN.;1A p1ATE FAIR.
sCetitl ntspat Il 10 Tht Lhtr1y. iTitunt.
BAN tnAscl,Co, Sept. l5.--1ho Sale Tair at
Sacramento opennd to-day with good sttenl-
ance. Tie managers nntc,1 ato auccoxafu1
exhibition, and the fair will ho continued ten
days, Gen. Sheridan 10 expected To be present
next week.
, 1875-09-16
NORTHERN INDIANA FAIR.
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HE'ral tH'bdseA l" fhe hic ~ fr'hHW.
~ tna N,,,o., f,aiona E,;+ tn3,-
~ 'e 'o4''io4" AD ""' ~
n1a1ho, lilo cIa"0 pfesoHt II Wodo+4tE ehtl-
tnate being placod At astoef thousand persons.
All Of the dopartraouta showed ma,ked i'm.
,rnve,ncnt orcr the preyioua ih,H Of tho w.e.
~" o'e' 's''s p"1 'A
ture Of tho Day was 1he anhnat fcF'e* of the
Fort Wayne FtrB Uct nrtment aud flIeMtne
tournament. Tho review took plaza this moru-
fnu sntt r,ata s,,t,erh d1Hr!ny In nrocess,nn IN
- ..a, 1,ho H.; t.,,., :.
."o 'e'a e'o"' ., ~, "a
Fort Wayne, "ArAAr, 1da'' Dolri'os. o..
Huntington, Ind, Peru, Ind., Van Vert. o..
Wabash, Ind Defiance, O.. hlonr1.y,lts,
Ind Aha H. Muncte Ind Lima H. an,
1...,s. 1na ..-;,;,..a, rL,~o
0"''o''o' ' @ '' "ote
ten pafuH. anoue 1'oou 0utol1utu 1neh viii
:, -. a,
StefeH eto"'Aeie+ Auo eoFot H@aa-o"ka"tn7 "o!c
iu linn. The tournament bogan at 10 O'clock il,
The rrea,ncc ~ an ;m,nense crovd with ,i.ro,
yn,,'noor Cn;a, w.Itsr -, tha rn,.t1a -
1o'"ne0'' eu''t 10 A'e"o t"'
department. ana ChAf'ee aloeulleth' IL Judges.
4ue test couHlstea of running loo Ioct stripping
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