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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
NiriH;t9 S~crnIirr.

Tnt qreisoerid,! teainut ieinc zjetuacn III
titn Wrnt19 in Mai Nrc @icrtU,tsr lIc'" ,it3~
rtE.
Iic INrptatt-Grurt jGaiituacyjA) Y~Gg7ammclt
fb j,rcu critttn WrutdN iii 6ctruIr, @tot, %u-
iGi: uue HrrCmhcr.
Iic Grunty-Grult ECrI1mmrI, lco l:ecH H;crttn
Wgutag int 6ctrrar, Miui, 9!uGuit tuIc HtrHemteT
Sic atnntnun 1uvt9 EGr GtaStlctcu
Ii 93nitrr1 turt ta& gttcu in trr Stntt
Il circ i4,rcrt Etcutr ouf rie %ltIrt;en Grnitir
]fltjcrlr. Gir Eajt uni tic Nitmmrrninc res
hcidtft1 hl.tcn ra5 Ncrrtul9Icii III CtrCrl
3ugarrc ununtii; tihCr Spaunina pdhlcnc Ger
WCitlft2ItuucCn Knit %C'cbiciGtr Cnelth nc
GllitititSt NM Nrafg rtr YctCHSpr 3arilSticu.-
Vie 2'ufc GGrr ur0chCriGcE NuircInt1 IL ctc
rn1ir,&Guet Gr'dGgiull. Nd2 tcitc N!tttcI 9cJglt
tiri,lte, olciuYili mas trrt l"lrt1dbc. lit Srftct-
tcr'e Aid acu tiftrrcf, trncn l~flrfcrce ltre
GitYrtcNtrHtr GjGcnlIdfttn ildb cErtb cfn Mr.
rr YtrtrcjCu. jcet lhl1mmcr1ct N1htl'ctt he:
Etrl uuc Friiti,cn urc ctnCI nntilriichCn ,3ultnne
roy NGrrtr2 urc WciEra picccrtIrItrltH. 3.II!de
Ijt,turcirrmCr tritcbcN ouf Ger Gnttlittua alter
E~ti;miuI. Tics it, miuccitcu5 1ci1Qt, un"cr-
Nluitia. ",ae rcmpctcntcu 9lrr;te 0CtCl III, enB
ru r.int5 mcritiuirtt1 3tti;mitteI CtlC5 trr riR-
tUrcu N~CillfitttL III, rio rtdlt tenft. Nl5
<tirIUuag uuc NriitiaullFmittcl fIr tic Efl1hr~
tn aur GritlaTtcu hat y rfrtttr'e 8jtters
rjtt icinca @.ctdcr. 6 1T rer 9trtbnnfer Ter
S6rGhljhcn uue GntfrGitettn. Gn allen Ali-
mhlru mn in jsttrlei Nr.ufhrit, weIdc zen Mir
wr GIia@Gdt, lit c3 Cit o~bieIutt5 Gi9tnmittrl.
Gnt lit e. Gin o~tlrlutc1 Gioerinittrl. NmG 1T
~ Gin unihittarcs 0silmjttcl tci Srcfranfbe!i.
la9 G:ci.cfuhl rab Ger Irdu9 ;urt Grercden,
ttrcryssryftu turh tie itr6eurr. %rplIente Be
Gtsuua Cinca ScbiTrs ouf Scc, lIbmt re Nrrpcr
Nuc Ucilcstrtf : mn r CiCuiocu. pclfc edrGft
irjern riirlcu urbl earnn thun, rsnn ir rns
%tttrre ais Wittel iiderer uno rduernter Nttttitc
9Sraudtcn. 2riu Cumpier irQtc ubnc Cinen
%rrratb 0itttrrs n%trriicn- Inter hen bptant'
l4en Sctnnotbejtcu, aus ncldCn C5 SulannlCn G
'tRt N, tetueen ND "inj9c her mldti9ltrit yIut-
ItIrl9unA9mittcl, rt!hc ra5 l11nacnrettb rdrr
!rt't, 6pIllid itGrft NM ~frIi,jat IS nidt MIR,
lCnHtrn rsiujat ou@ cen Sr91niSmua tnrd biz
S6lc:Grn, fir m,l9c tir 9.i1tur 0eirrgt tat. V.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
GpUntu EEcolutc.

C,at9 %;iid;er; Nrjnrii Ircdmonn, "1itHn''
rrue.-G. q. Ncn1lta Nrot;.
gr,sa:cria,er nm %rru@cr Ter Gount9 GrHrt
}Em. &trocr, Iratc.
nr s1riht.itrr;:cr :. H~,"5barItr, Ncrn,onn
Eruut9 mt l'cctait- N;crid,t: ;ltrejre5: Nn. y.
%Gjaa, ncmaUr, Mfc.
Gtafmcj or: II. 6. 5htentcr, Ncrmaan.
GrNettcr: &b;iitiun Nubu, @trmorn.
zbtnF: Ittr. &craner. NcrmanH.-l es"ts
&'Cri. j. S.lu.rjua. EwtusNiiC.
rrunte ?!rnnIt Hiacr'gb NirieL SerTann.
Errrnr TT. %. Gfmiiltr, oerm1mt.
sTcIcr: 81. Neur9 0tutncr,
Grunfg- Ec.t mrIcr Il. Nrjcr, StrnY Gill.
ErTtntlicter etaGltaE"crnaitrr: 9&tr!t9 9R1lltc,
StcnN [iQ
Gaa Iiserjntuctut: mcc. 8. HirL Nsrmann
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

e@- Sn SoIge Ocs ~@cgcnmctterS muBtc
oos ouf IcBten 6rcitag ~ongcflnbigte
Maiiclt fiir bic Sdulfinbcr pari6obcli
mcrtcn uno tountc crit lebtcn Gonntag
ab cl&!!cN werbtn. I'm l2llbr ~Dertunoctt
bo5 2dutcn ser GHuinlofc Den Sinccrn,
bo6 cas- lang criebntc Set erHIi0 itNtte
1HNcn lrn. llutcr &ortritt 0t5 ou5gcz
;c;ductcu &roppiider Muiif.Gorp
mAri&irtcn Sic fcitIih 0tiAmjiftcn &inocr
Hodj hcm NlirpIobe no iih ojeicIbsu aud
t6itlid amiiiirtru. NGA0en Ic ctluaS GIT
eiicn mo trinfcn crb0ltcn batteu, Iu6 tic
bic prQdt;geu Some bc5 NicfiiAcn Or,
Acitcr5 gum Sa1icn Gin, wcIAc5 aEd
iofort bon Ser Qan3cn &inoerihoar nit
5ubc( be0rij6t murSc. 9toNfsm bi'
@ti6enfe an Sic &iuoer DcrtbciIt warcn
unO bie Souue ibre IeBten StrobIen iiber
Sic Ncr1c ian0te, meridJirtcn Sic &inoer
ruieocr Dor ole S1uLc bon NO lie i'd al8~
Damn ouf SEN 9einw,ge mudteu, bicls
Icidt ictr mice. icbO6 all elmer an0cs
neGmcu Grinncrun9 rcidcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

Fog MSie unierc gcier bcreit5 miiltn,
bait @crr 6. Iiet in ieincm 9aule zinc
N&cinbole r6nnet, i'll wcIder CT ieinc
portreffiden @eine creoen3t - baju bat
CT lib aud eincn &orrotb gutter Gigarrcu
iouic oucr 9elicatcNcu Scr Saiion ein,
gclc9t, wobl pilicno, bab man gum @ein
aud ctua8 gu beiBcn bobtn mub. User
nit ieincr Suuilie cjucu fIeiucn MusfIu0
MAIDEN mill, tonu ii6 fein beilereS 3icI
ro6bten oils Gief'8 gGeinboHe. @on 90
aus bat man cine berrIihc @usii9t Sen
SIuB binouf uno Lindb uu6 lit ctua&
cntfernt NOE QcidGftIideu 2eben mo
Srcibcn Ser Stabt, unO Su0cm lit cS
ciucs ser fiibIiten NIdse in Ser lIm9cbuug
3~crmanns. 9err Iief lit ais suuortom:
member frcuuoIj6er @Sirtb bcfonrt uri0
miro gcpiB SeOcrmann b0dit bcfriebiat
iein 9auS bcrIa6cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

B&S- 9auSfrouen "iolIten tic iid ieBt
linen bietcnbe @cle0cn5tit ibre SSecerbets
ten retnigen 81 ~Ioiien, ridt III 5eniib
UOriibcrrgcben llfcu. 9crr ). %. &opp,
Ser Elm rcu patentirtc5 Scrfadrcn odSu
o~erfolgt BAT feline Scrtitatt in 9rl1. Or
Mjilcr's 9ouS aufgcidIaQen uno i6on
Diele Yro5cn ieiner Nrbeit bier abgeIcgt
uno mir bdttcn nod bon Dem crittn Safe
gu b0rcn in peIdcm sic Nrbcit nidt CUR
3ufriebenbcit auS3cfaacn iSare.
@ir f0nncn bier aus eigcncr Grfab-
rung ipredcn. Ginigc Sctten, Die mir
9rn. Sopp Sill, Teini9cu ~iIbcrgaben
farncn grade iuic neu luieotr ;uriif, un6
bic Sebtrn marcn 10 ~ouf9cQongcn uno
buttcu 10 iebr on Glnficitdt a%elponncn.
Dap man Bate a~Iauben iouer, cs iudrcn
mcbr gcuoroen.
Na4 Sen GrtiutcrunlcS ilber 6aS Scr
fobreu, mcIb> ms &err GOpp gnb, lit
Ser Nubeu 6cNeEben ni3t MIR rnrauf Be-
ibtdnft, SAB attn SeOcrn 9~elcini0t unb
pen Gen @iirmcrn 3efrcit wcrocn, ipcI6e
oieleIbcn scrE0,cu, ioaberu nod wi6ti.
gcre ScrthetIe gelpGbrt cS bci gang ncuen
8etten, iu6em Sic Mt6gli6fcit oe5 Gnt<
ittbcn8 icl6cr gSiirnter Ho6urd bon born
btreiu bcicitigt miro. G8 lit babcr nod
midtigcr, ucuc uuS quite gctteu bieicm
Yro;cb 81 u1termerfen, ais aIte, ibou
mcbr oScr i~utniJcr bcidd0iJte. IS lit
Elm Scyfatrcu gan; onSercr Nrt ais bas
ionit bon iuanbcrnoen Se6cr- Mctni9ern
dngtwcnSctc, uno sic Hlrbcit lit uncn0.tt
uicl btiltr.
Ntou brandt Hur 9ru t5rig gSlnOcricc,
Scr I'M gtihdfte tb0tig lit, BACON su be.
n0Gridtigcn uno bericIbe bolt Die 8ettcn
ab uio briaat lie aud nodbcm iic tercis
ni9t Ijnb micocr. IA, ocritIbc 0c5t iogor
bis ouf 5 Deer i MttiIc1 pn Ger Stdo'
IN 8cttcn 3u bolcn unS uatiirli6 aud
wicocr 81 brinQcn. Sarn:cr meltc hire
Scttcn Dcrcinigt b0ben pOGcn, %foIlten
0icieIbeu Gcrcin6riracn, III ctpu ein.rno
elmer balbcn Stunbe iinO bieiclben
itrtip.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

say~ gSir MAIDEN uniere 8iir0cr Ipt.
Siea ouf bic ON naditen Sumstoo @beno
ituttfnOcnoe @eriammIun9 u%uferer Wfits
burger oufmcrfi nm. Sic @a6e Gilt
%uniercr 0+npHdbre ole isst wcoer I;bcno
nod toSt lit. 9offentIi6 fam bisisI6e
sails gum 2cbcu erluctft iper6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

sn- @err otto McinbarOt infer I'M
ternebmenSer llbrno6er ilberreidte Iestc
@o6c Den 2cbrern cine i60ne i%iIbcrnc
llbr NIT bcm Griudcu iie Dem beiten
sdiiler Ser SduIe su iiberrciden. Scor9
Sdnctter mar Der 9liI6li6e S9iiIer Ser
icinen SleiB unO bic IuSOaHer nit lpcls
der er ieinen Stuoicn o6Ia9 auf bicie
@eile beLobnt i0A.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

Els GrfrcuIid lit c5 fir Uns 5eridtcn
III t%0Hnen, cap rie @cinreben hur6 boS
leBtc fnIte Mettcr weni9er Sdoben &C.
litten botcn, ais mar /. 3. onnobm, 10
Oob man ~mcHiGit:r5 BON len hdrtcren
Sortcn (GOncoro, Scc0Iius 'c.) cine icbr
lutc G.ntc ~cr!uortcn Bari,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

El- ~lluierc 2cIcr iiuocn un6crsuo I'M
8ldtte cine orreIpcnOcn3 BON Der Iah9cn
Brand. Inns ideint bod, Ser Mtomn lit
informirt ODER iicbt gu bitter,
Ocnu unicre Srutce8 berbienen faum fir
lbr &cybaItcu an Ntaifcit an ben Yran'
9cr..gciteIt su werbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

pa-0oS groBc 6ab bon Sem mir ncu,
lid u~uIcrcu Geicrn bcridtctcu, muroe
| stem &omsta3 nod ocm Seller Ser Srn.
YOef6cI un6 Sdcrer t%roasportirt. 9tidt
Dcniaer ais ~ Nferbc ipuren r%otbpenoig
naSielbt pom Ytate gu bringcn:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
0ene Anzei0en.
M6tmm9!
Mttbntaer!

@m ndditen Samstaa @ben6 NM baIb
s pbr wirb cine 9ro6e SerfamumIune ouer
Setbcili9tcn in MarftGauie bctrcif5
%unfercr Sampf~Sdbre ftattInoen, I'm,
ubcr einiae widtige Yunfte gu berat6en.
Iue intercliirtcn 8iiraer :pcroen criuortct.
Sie GruteeS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

sa- @cltern @admittag fiel III Ger
llrn9cbnng bon Morriion ein idiperer
Sn9ellturm Der allies furi unS fIeiu id)Iug.
Sem S6ob lit mebr an ben @cinrcbcn
gebIic6en, aDeS 10 fabl olS i'm gninter.
Sbit un0 @ein lit aaeS babin unO nit
aqem anOeren iiebt cs ui6t bicl bchcr
aus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
EfT;icGcr S3cs:rctfcr.

GraareE- aicsrdi,ntaut II. y. @iort, gctnncu
Zmat5iruntrr: ,(amr5 0I.tjSll, iinicN.
%lrriientant; Njrrg 9tcla. Glnhdu.
Nrcisridt I: IAN. y. Gjale, H&albinl.an.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

Rg s. q. 2itton, Giq. ser @nwaIt
ser Itf. II. %ac. 81. 81. Go.ssmar bier AM
lebtcn Montag nm nit u~nierer County
Court &ufiprade gu nebmen, betreffS
Ser Seitsueruua obi9er 8abn Die Mo.
&acific .8abn, iest in ben Sanbcn ser
NtI. II. Yac. SO. lit weitaus Die 66bft
beiteuerte bieieS Staates unb su $26, 900
per NfeiIe obsei6dst. 9err 9itton madt
Den Sori6Iaa sic 9a!fte Ser 8eteucruna
obiger 8abn innerbalb flint Sagen su
beSablen, uub Den Get wenn in einem
%9e9enmdrtia in Ser Ser. Staaten Circuit
@ourt anbangigcn', Ie6tSfaQe cine Gnt,
ideiOuua gegen oie 8abn 9e8eben pirb.
Solte unitre Court bieleS ni6t annebe
men, 10 tuiinI6t 9err YittOn, baB oas
Gigentbum Ser Sabn foaleid nit 8es
idlag beIe9t mcrSe, barnit bielcIbe Sc.
legenbeit befomnte, basieIbc auf 9eri9te
li3em @cg: wieber gu crIangcn unt Die
8eGt5fracc Ser bobsn 8eItcuerung an
bicii9en Seri6tSbofe erleOigt werOe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

R~ Srobs Grcurion auf Dem in Iester
Belt picl9enanntcn Oampf : Sdbrboot
Sight Meitern" nod Snden'5 @ropc on
Der GOSconabe 1T niditen Sonntag bie
G09eSOrbnung. 9a5 Soot pcrldbt sic
@anounl nm 7 lllr MNrarns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

Reg> Bir Icnfen bie @ufmertiamfcit
u"nicrer %;icr ouf Sic ncue Nn;cige, zee
3crrcn S6merbcI II. So. 9icfcIbcn
baItcn Eur Sic bcitcn Gctrante unb
@i1Nrrcn, Gutc Gous SgiterS jsoerscit
all Nnn0.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27
m 3hruflieber marf:ueri6t.
q; III t.

,., Mittwoh corrigirt u Scr "Her-
mani Star Mills"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

Ds3~8 cgcn allie 9eioen oes
~ Ct Ell Geld If IS bel Jun,
gen o0er aItcn, uc;beirotbctcn o0cl ~Icoiacn
Terioncn, i'll NufbIij5cn Ser @tiblrdsett
ODER beim &uib0rcn Scr Ectionc bclvabrt
81. Observation-Disclosures Favor
tie Prescription 10 cntI4icOcn ibrcn
hciIcnocn Glnffu6, oob lie bon @0sn,
ueIbe lie Gcbroudcn, bodscriiGmt
miro.
9crr 3obn 81. &in,cD, Npotbebcr bon
Srop 9toiter Nlo , i6rcibt:
D9r. 4ierce. Mfcin Serr! Sbrs
MeOicinen ucrfouisn lid befer ais ole
onOeren, bic iA fibre, ano man 1T iibcrau
nit jbneu Snfricosn. Defenders eut;i;ft
lit baS 4ubIifum ijbcr ibr ~9ieblingsuer.
%er6nup9 "Favorite Prescription" unO
lie i0eint Gin 2ieblius bel 9luen geworbm
81 ieit, sic ic icntaI5 scbraudt baben,r
Sic lit Bel alien M2otbefcrn unS Wfeoi.
cinbdnoler gu BADEN. Sic lit in 0cutidcn
llmidId9cn NIT bcutiden @ebroudsaus
.lpciiun9cn berpaft, Semen SIT oicbc, meIde
lie ii ibre: W~utteriprahc babcn mol
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

EA- Mcmr's ON Sonnt0g Su warm
iein iOIits, Gtm acbtn mir BEN 9tatb Den
@trrcn S6wergcI Ii. SO. sinen 8eiu6
abSuitdttcn unO iid sort cine Yortion
See Cream 81 bcitcueu. SIS lit oies Gin
uortrcH.iGea Yr0Oentiu GeaenS nnnenitlh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-05-27

Gsy~ FriScHeS BieiucjSs, trockene Far
bcn, Lejn@i Wd FGrnlsSe u den njedrig-
stem PreiScn IN
Or. Ettmufdcr'S Ap0Aeke.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-16
Church DIRECTORY,

BAPTIST, East Avenue, below Fourth. Rev.
Gideon Cole, Pastor. Services 1880 a.
N. and p. M, Sunday School, - m.
CHRIST CHURCH, episcopal Broad, between
East and West Avenues. Rev. Geo Wat
son, Rector. Services at 1890 a: m. and
Up. IN: Sunday School, II. m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, corner of Fourth and
East Avenue. Rev. S. A. Winsor. Pastor.
Services at 1870 a. m. and D. m. Sun
day School IL m
GERMAN LUTHERAN. East Avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth. Rev. Charles Bender,
Pastor. Services, 1890 a. IN, Sunday
School 1915 p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN, corner 9th and East Avenue.
II. r. Maclaren, Pastor. Services 1890 a.
IN. and p. m. Sunday School 1915 p.
GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL, West Ave-
nue. above 9Th, Rev. H. Schleitker, Pas
tor. Services 1880 a. m. and D. m.
Sunday School at 9 a. m
SwEDE LUTHERAN, corner of Fifth and Yves
Avenue. Rev P Sjoblom, Pastor. Ser
vlces..lO a. m. and pm. Sunday School
ppm.
lst Norske Evangelical Lutheran, corner of
Bush and 9th. Rev N. Ylvisaker, Pastor.
Services 1890 a. IN. and 7p.m. Sunday
School 2 p: m.
st. Peters Evangelical Lutheran, (Norwe-
gian. } corner Bluff and 9th, Rev A Han
son, Pastor. Services 10 a. m. and ~.
m. Sunday School, Norwegian, at / D,
M; English at p. m.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-16
In Memoriam.

Mr.. Thomas Falvy, who was well
known throughout this State as an en-
ergetic business man and social, COM
panionable gentleman died very sud
denly at the home of his mother in Ra-
cine county, Wis.,, in January last, and
the following from local paper with
regard to his life and death will be
read with interest by many in this Sec
ton of the State
Editor Burlington Standard:
The sudden death of the Hon. Thos.
Falvy, carries a pang of sadness and
regret to the bosoms Of personal &C
quaintances and friends in this section
of the country, and no doubt, to large
numbers Of such, all over the North
west.
By those who knew him best, and
most intimately, he was most appreci-
ated and esteemed.
AS friend, Mr.. Falvy possessed Il
kind congeniality, and was most stead
fast and answering. Many will re-
member ever, the friendly assurance of
his beaming, hearty hail, and grieve
that they are no more to meet it on
earth.
AS business man, Mr.. Falvy was
most enterprising, energetic, courageous
and honorable. Not combining his as
pirations and movements to a closely
ciphered certainty of personal emolu-
ment, perhaps, but often, seemingly
governed, in those earlier years Of his
most active business life, by desire
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-16
Police News.

On Saturday one Rodney Patterson
not having the wholesome respect Of
the law before his eyes but looking
through a glass darkly, did strike elm
andere Mann euber die Kopff NIT elm
lager bier mug, and sent him to grass ::
Whereupon one of the protectors of the
public peace walked him--not the man
with the sore head, but Patterson--to
the temple Of Justice, the doors of
which, like those of the temple of Ja-
nus in time of war, always stand open.
Judge Hasler presiding politely, in view
Of this same being a frequent occur
renee with this man Rodney, asked that
the votary of Bachus deposit fifteen dol
lars and certain costs as peace offer
ing to much offended Justice, and the
same were deposited.
On the same day by the same, one
Lewis Olson, a man who is frequent
ly throwing himself around loose and
shaping the laws of his country, was
called on to pay ten dollars and costs
into the City Treasury to help keep
himself and men of his kit in straig ht
and perpendicular position with respect
to the rights Of the sovereign people.
On Sunday some law abiding tax
paying vendor of pure forty-rod in the
pursuit of his highly respectable bust
ness dealt cut an over dose of his de-
lectable " forty rod to a minor, one in
law called an infant, named Luke Waterse
who, becoming spiritually inspired, ex-
perienced several lively manifestations,
and was given lodgings in the city lock
up for the night to cool down his youth
full ardor. His father, who paid the
bill into Justice Hasler's court on Mon
day morning, thought $500 quite lib
eral charge considering the acccmmo-
dations.
On Monday morning John Furness
plead guilty to disorderly" conduct
at the city Of Red Wing, Sunday the
18th, contrary to the ordinance, &c.,
and deposited SIS with Justice Graham.
Then and there did also appear one
Andrew Weeburg and modestly said
" guilty. to the little accusation of
" lurking around the city prison after
dark with intent to release a certain
prisoner" and the court asked him for
five dollars and got it.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-16
P. Of n. DIRECTORY.

RED WING GRANGE, No. 353-Meets the End
and 4th Fridays Of each month ,at PM, lat
the Grange Hall. Visiting Patrons are
invited.
The GooDHUE COUNTY COUNCIL, P. of H.
Meets at the school house, in the town
of Burnside, the Sd Friday of March,
Featherstone Grange meets the I'd and 4th
Fridays of each month, at Up. m.
East Zumbrota Grange, No: "a, meets End,
and 4th Saturdays at p m.
Cannon Falls Grange, No. 1853, meets
the I'd and 18th Tuesday OF each month, at
Odd Fellows Hall. at o'clock, m.
Floral Grange NJ. so, lin Goodhre) meets
the I'd Saturday of each month at 2 o'clock
p. NJ. at the Bruce school house.
Farmers Guild Grange meets the LIST and
Sd Saturdays Of each month at Purdy's
school house. (Town of Goodhue.
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RoBBERY.-We are informed that
very frequent complaints are made by
men from the country of being robbed
Of small sums in our city. These rob-
berries are invariably traced to some
saloon, and from two to half a dozen
of gang Of miserable roustabouts of
our city are always present. The plan
of operation seems to be, to get a coun-
try man into saloon, get him drunk
and then one of the gang gets into
a row with him Or some one else and
during the quarrel and excitement this
country cousins pockets are picked,
and in the morning the countryman
awakens, not only to feel his hair pull
from the effects Of sais nights carousal,
but to find his money gone. He of
course repairs at once to Justice s
Office tohave his wrongs righted, but
soon finds out that criminal prosecu-
ton cannot be sustained without proof,
while all he can swear to is that he was
in a saloon, that there was a row and
that afterwards he found his money
was gone. Now this thing has been
carried on for the past two or three
years, and it is believed that these
same scape graces who carry on this
species of robbery, have been guilty Of
the petty burglaries in our city for the
past winter and longer, and the ques-
ton naturally arises whether there is
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not some method by which the city can
be freed from these miserable vermi n.
How would it do to revoke the licenses
Of the low holes that harbor these hu-
man swine ? We understand that sa-
looms are increasing at the rate Of from
one to three week and we do not be-
Leve that it is necessary to keep more
than the old number good and it would
be Il happy idea to invent some way Of
killing off some of the old ones.
If the class of men who get taken in
and feeced by these thieves ever read
the newspapers it might do some good
to warn them TO keep away from these
saloons, but as they are always too poor
to take a newspaper, at the enormous
cost Of 50, they will have to take their
chances on losing all the way from
five to fifty dollars in our model, moral
saloons whenever they visit our quiet,
Christian city, for all that we can say to
the contrary. If any of the saloon keep
ers who take this paper, of whom there
are several, read this article we want them
to expressly understand that we do not
mean them. We have no desire to in
jure any mans business the old files of
the Republican to the contrary not
withstanding. We wouldn't be so
mean.
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Look out for grand opening Of new
Spring Millinery goods in the new Red
Wing hotel building, between the ff-
teenth and Goth of this month. Mrs.
Charles understands making these
openings a treat to the ladies and her
finely lighted and commodious new store
will give her an opportunity for the dis
play of her perfect taste.
If you want square dealing buy your
Dry Goods and Clothing and Groceries
at Beheng T. Scherf's.
Setback, Danielson Il Co. have a
large stock of Groceries and Provisions,
and have, as might be expected, a good
run of custom. They are selling cheap.
Go to Beheng & Sherf's for your
china ware, for they are selling it at
figures at which you must buy. It
is there that you find the best assert
ment.
\ store is being fitted up in the new
hotel building in splendid style for the
especial accommodation of Mrs
Charles fine stock of Millinery goods.
She will move into the new store about
the Goth of this month.
"The jingle, Jingle of the bells, bells
The merry bells, silver bells.'' Sleigh
bells, for sale at the popular harness
shop of W. & S. H. Haynes, on Plumb
street, Call and see.
J. D. Kellogg is making some of the
finest pictures we ever saw. lie has
lately added to his facilities, and we do
not think he can be beaten.
Cloak and dress making done in the
neatest style and after the latest fash
ion patterns at Mrs. Espings new milli-
E.P. Lowater will furnish Monteith's
New Comprehensive Biographies to
schools which have adopted that book
at the Introductory and exchange prices.
J. D. Kellogg has the largest stock
and greatest variety of picture frames
ever brought to the city, which he offers
at cost for the next sixty days.
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SERIOUS AcC1DENr.-On Saturday
last a very serious and, perhaps, fatal
accident occurred some four miles west
of this village. VIM. McC orkel, resid-
ing near this village was engaged in
splitting logs, and had prepared a blast
in one which, when he fired it, dis
charged prematurely, lodging the plug
used therein into his abdomen infictine
a very unsightly wound. The stick is
bout one inch in diameter and entere;,
his person to the depth of about one
inch and a half, failing to enter the
bowels, although injuring the casing.
DR.. Wilkinson is attending the patient
and says hopes are entertained of his
recovery, although very doubtful. -
Echo.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA

SIAIE or MINNESOTA
DCounty Of Goodhue- Probate
Court, Special Term.
In the matter of the estate of p. L.
johnson, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
Catrina NJ. Johnson, Administrators of
the estate of P. L. johnson. deceased,
representing among other things, that
she has fully administered said estate,
and praying that time and place be
fixed for examining and allowing her
account of her administration, it is or
dered, that said account be examined
by the Judge of this Court, on Satur-
day, the tenth day of April, A. D.
1875, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Pro-
bate Office in Red Wing, in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interest
ed, by publishing copy Of this order
for three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing, in the GRANGE AD-
VANCE, a weekly newspaper, printed
and published at Red Wing, in said
county.
By the Court.
Dated at Red Wing, the 18th day of
March, A. D. 1875.
n. O. WERNER,
Probate Judge.