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No Person can taiIc thcs, u;.
Ing To directions, and remain lann "a.
vided their bones are not destrors,tu NV
poison or other means, and yiiai i!vu n
Oeyond the point OF repair. "daa
nyspepaia or rAudiyrst;on u,.,
la the Shoulders, Coughs, Tlrhinssa5,, a,sa
Dizziness, Sour Eructatlons or tba s..t a. ~
Taste In the Month, Bilious Attanta Isaa p,.a
The Heart, Inflammation OF the Limo, w
region OF the kidneys, and hundrnd b,lA
symptoms, are the ofisprings of DySs.
bottle VIII prove better guarantssrYa
than O lengthy advertisement.
Eor Female Complaints, in tina.
married or single, Mt the dawn n wor,..
the tlfrn OF life, these Tonic Bitter, SI.s.l
cided an influence that improveuer, N,
ceptible.
For nnHammaf0ry and Cbron,r
matisna and Gout, Bilious, RemIt,sri ~
mittent Fevcrs, Diseases OF the Booj Iirn ir
neys and Bladder, these Ditten tpw rn
Such Diseases are caused by VitaN E,os
They nre n gentle Purga,iys 4, y,
n Tonic, possessing tile merit q ss,,1
powerful agent In relieving CCngesin t,;a
nation Of the Liver and Nisceral C,rt, III
Bilious Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Eruption, I'm.
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples. Puyss
Carbuncles, RiDg-Norma, Scald.lieA srA
EIysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloratong,l
Humors and Diseases Of the Skin Of vb,,,y|
or nature, are literally dug up and carrsie]
system In short time by the use Of ltss N
Grateful Thousands procalmyp
TERs the most wonderful lnyigoIani TIT N
| tanned the sinking System.
R. H. MCDONALD d ca
Druggists and Gen Asts., San Francs,
cor. OF Washington and Charlton Sta MI
| SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS { DEIAI
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GROCERIES.
rNE0. E. WHEELER,

GE0. Z. WHEELER, w
NO. lea EAST SECOND STREET,
Having enlarged his place OF business, offers
70 the public great advantages in all kinds OF
GROCERIES,.
FINE TEAS
AND COFFEE.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Canned Fruits Of all kinds at slight advance
on the wholesale price.
thankful for past favors; we still solicit q
share OF the public patronage. Do not forget
the place to save your money by buying
cheap. GEO. T.. WHEEfER
novy74-H l04 h. Second Street.
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BANKS AND BANKERS

EDWARD Belts. PRESIDENT.
EoR0E D. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER.
aid mp Capital. eOoo.oOo
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hiladelphia and New York Exchange fur
isked to regular Depositors without charge.
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THE GRF RFATEsTATTRACTYo
l. In DELAWARE
CHADWlCK'S DELAWARE MUSEUMt
l07 and 20s WEST FOURTH STREET,
oppos j ethe City Spring, Wilmington, Del.
Has re-opened to the public with large
collection Of new curiositles, highly interesting
and wonderful freaks OF nature. Also, large
addition Of noted llie-size Figures. Correct
hkenesses, the best ever seen on exhibition
has been added by Prof. Repett, among which
are Antoine Probst, the cruel murderer OF the
Deering Family; Daniel Dancer, the noted
English Miser; Tim Bobbn, the noted Lam
caster poet; Negro Benny, the runaway slave;
VIM. Burke, the murderer of 40 persons; Ma
thias Shupinchi, murderer of the peddler boy;
Arthur Spring, the murderer of two sisters
also he son of Arthur Spring; Jacob Lah-
han, the murdered peddler boy; Gibbs, the
notorious pirate; Lieut.. Montroville the be-
trayer, by his side stands poor Charlotte Ten
pie; Crazy Nora, of Philadelphia; Witch of
Endor In the forest. Also, $1,000 Birds, Ami
mails, Reptiles, &c, from all parts OF the
known world, can be seen at the Museum
Other wonders arriving daily. There is more
to be seen for the pice of admission than at
any other exhibition In the country. Open
dGy and evening from O'Clock, A. NJ. until
1890 P. NJ. Admission only 15 is; Children
10 cents, to see the whole collection.
w, II CHI ADWICK, Proprietor.
decl6Wly
, 1875-08-05
JESSE Q. NORTON.
Meeting Of tho Bar Association.-Reto~
lutions Of Respect.
Announcement of Ills death In the County
Court.

- lhr ~ Acr
IHE Bar ASSOCIATIONS.
1he doatn OF the ioh' Jesse o. SoF1on va eanss
Of 4 special meeting OF ths Chicago bar Association
ycatsrIsy 10 pass reaoIuIlouR Of raspecs 10 hta
mrmor, .nI ~ .onso,s,,an v,.h III tr.nd,
~ ..",,s s
aud 10 thke acti'n IN regard 70 attenu1h8
this funeral serTtceHr There wasa present JudRaa
Trunhui, GookIns, Diciey, Wllaon, Gary, anh Doo!t
~ 49, =, = T'... :, ~. - ~ y n,,,,- rhso;a~s
EYER A. 1aeJ ~. tsoo.' n. -: ooua5: inuoaoss
Schintz and other prominent members Of The Lar.
lin. .. r. AVER
~, ..c,ot n ,r.x1. In t.t,nv N. .b.tr r. snoes
"as seeeo !" p''hu - e ~ .u.i. 10, 40 'po~s
briefly Of the oFent fhat hA occAsloocd te meeunas
and paid high tribute 10 shs abilities and oharAclaf
ot Tho deceased. Ue had fot ,uanY Years, hs aaId,
ocu,deh M honor.hio And c.,ac,cotr,s ,,oalson
,mons ~. - ~. 1,.- mi ~ n,,ftc MN
~ 49, W., ~. "sr " w. 10. -. ~
o"t ani influential members OF tho Clteago
Bar and hi. death w4a serious lots 10 the profession
% ma Tue community 1t largo. 'nass Norton. ho con-,
ability. lio hal stt4inetl high position - lawyer
by tits ability, learning, an! pettcnce, and by
Of hia Grict Integrity anJ hith regulation for oar.
,ona, hnnor Ia m,r W., ,vnn n Itn, 1,ox,. NJ
t.,.,,. ,.,.t..r, H.. . 49,, =, -, ..I.
'iisuu', ., utspu'n*' " 'aouaanu gooa Anu noosa
Hnan''ts, aA "ho cam" ia tnteFeoursc Win MIN
ciaion for these reasons, ho sa .houi kn ZONE 10
ton 10 Indicate thetr appreciation IT The toao which
they. - lawyers Anl private titi:es had sntAiacd.
Nt. Aver thbb &un.lnreL TINT th1 taERral services
Ken~oot, II 9 o'clotk t4is morning. tbs remains
w
on the ChcI9o Altun io41 u IL o'cltck Thhse who
dorei 10 ascomany the Ee'naia to tar hnal rcstinE
place would 10 acconmbdasrd with = a1eciAi car.
N, nation al judge poothc, conaulittes Of three
conAisuug u judge DaoLttln and Dtk8y, and Mr. u.
L. SAoru5, ~aA sFiolt~ to draft pfopsf Resolutions
| hENATuR TlUMnuLL
said he had known Judge Nortou for many years He
knew hinl rs. in Ceugre.a where he reudnEed import
aus services III lis country, liz Afterwards knew him
Judge Ut tia Circuit Court. He lad known him.
to i sosal and prisata reatious. 1n avery poaiuuu
sn thai 10 held h!A caractee had nryar breh Rab-
iecs to the Elghtest rrlioach.
1t the hiEheat compliment to LAY thst IN Ill hls
, 1875-08-05
AENounck8.
L1AHILlT1HS,
Thcro Ia / fascination about stststcs III tlls


Thero IL ! fascination about stRtistlcs III thIs
limo whlch londB ~ lntereat 10 figures that dooa
not attach Eouernly. and xo arc ueyer weary of
learning fresh details Of the busineSs. rursu.
InE our inquiries, We and that tAe books Of the
bank show that it has n 900 deposItorst with ~
average credit to eseh OF S37t, which IL regarded
a. = very largo sum for Westurn bank. Ihe
dopostors represent trades aud occupations OF
more t4an s00 different kinda. Ii IL not the
iAborer nor tho artisan alone who finds It con-
veuient and profitable 10 keep savings account.
Tho d1aTmho's account may be oponed on the
same page with tue elergymAa's. tue lawyers
with tho hod-cAsyisr's, the hackmaus with Tie
lustice'a OF tho Peace,-morchants, bsnksFa,
baii1s, avery occupation which y knowr, IL Esit-
resented on shB books Of this institution, Atih
among tho dsposisosH are numbered parsons OF
tAitty.nine different nltionaIit,es.
GOOD FEATURE.
Tho State Savings, ~ has been seen, has
cAal uAptxI OF $500. .000 aud assess o9 II o0o Voo
1t has been sesu also that 1t ii tile odost ard
lArgest institution In tho Northwest. Lot u
SEQ LOW Whist 1t undertaken to DO. 1t rscelves
money on dopo4lt, for which Il PAYS y per oent
insaseat, compounded semi.sannAlly. That u ~
maju purpose ~ regards tue deposition, though
It Also loaps bin. free Of commissions. n,oaus
for the purchasing Or improving Of home
stead. I'hie II An tmpaktant feature Of the
buainsss Of tbs AtAts Savings, tor Is snAblss
small lspositora 10 ohtain ANAL sums by
way Of loaps. HsEesofofs. lsbofaEs and
man gS limited a1&aoA hAys n4t bean Abls, With.
, 1875-08-05
THE STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

Within coutury the material prosperity Of ill
classes IN the civilized world has Increased won-
deslully, but nc class haA made bucll strides On
tic road 10 certain Independence as the winnors
of broad, the 1aborar and tho artisan. Contrast
their gocial, moral. and intellectual condition Of
to-day with their standing in like regard hun
dred yeats ago, and there Ia found = vast i'm
provemsut- Then thoy lived from hnnd to
mouth. Now, generally speaking, thoy havo
something laid by for rainy day. Thon they
ware in condition bordering on serfdom
Now they ARE freemen IN the broadcast sense OF
that happy word. lhan, beyond tho knowledge
Of tAoir csafs. 4hoy wero sunk In ignorance. Now.
they lavo At least tho Fudiments Of education,
Then, shoy were addicted to tho sad vice Of ,n-
temperance. Now, the drunkard ie tho excep-
tion. Something at this mighty change IL duo
to tho more liberia! and humane spirit which haa
menta something, too. to tue coase|ess esfofts
Of moral teachers both In hnd out Of the pulpit
but tho potent factor ia thus SOCIAL
revolution ia thrift. Thrift n tho
employed. leads 10 enlightenment 1eansmeut,
happiness. Tho poorest taboteF has learned that
BY . proper huabaudluy OF oven bis small wages
| It Is possible 10 put him and hia beyond the rsach
! OF peuu1y, aud with thts knowledge hayo coms
economy and prudence in tho uss of his little sn'
como. Year by year ho has laid something BY.
1t aeoanulstea something Of interest. aud In his
age ho has the qualification OF dwelling under his
! children benefited By Al education which WAS
| denied him, and of knowing that when iie is gone
10 w! leave taem to batter lot In tie world
sAsn hls vas.
grand tdsa. ~ bensaeeut ~ is WAS useful; for
| 70 savings bAnkA are dae tha encouragement,
fostertng., and promotion OF this spisit Of
thrift which bus worked such moral and
1 E1nF3Rr
, 1875-08-05

nut Infinite ),Cc1tty, and no ltttle coTt 10 bor-
raw s,inU er E4UD or huc H1uhil humh 70 1mpfovs
Tho litt!o picco of ground tl1cy nty hA7a bsen no
fortunate AZ To securc.-~b'ie tha State has RON
tierrsl this possible not only but essJ, By tue
nt!o1 tton Of tho policy Of loaning to depoztofs.
Tho bank nays auch cnhsomern per cent on
their deposits. cllarRea tlom 10 per cent for their
loan, which, practically, is giving thcm the
money at4 pDr cent. and. substantially, making
them for Tho time members OF tho institution.
II has two excoltons hy-IawH. Ono provides
That tho money tIlas may bo dno upon accounts
shall to payzbo only to tic deposition, OF hla Of
her l,oirH. teyiRans, nr Nftgnees, except ~ 10
cntow1neuts of mincr children, money depoettod
by nrder Of court. aud other special casra.
Another hecnres tn married wornen and minors
cnntr.I Of tho lcpnsit1 ~ THAR own namc.
prnvts on which has worked great bcnBflt 10 that
alaa4 Il perAons. aud for otvinnH tessons.
THE 0FfTrEhs. 80.
Tho fns.ltution il peculiarly fortunate 10 ths
high character ot tho mon Hl,n aEe ttH atcklo1d-
ers. mid tho ability Of th" men tnsruatod with
Il. infringement. Among the former nre such
men All l.ohert HAsatd aud John Quincy Adams
of Now York. Thu IrusteoA are:
William II. Turner, y. :, H'utih.
Desth y. SPENCER, 4. b. Guild,
G. Il. Itulklry, Daniel UuodwIn, il.
The officers arr:
y. y. 81 elerr. Frs'dtnt.
III. u. n. Smith, fte-PreAident.
4. u. Guild, Cashier.
{. Il. Inklry, Assistant Cashier.
Tho names Of its Trustees aud oficora are guar
antetA not aluno Of tile reaI1eGttbIlits snd re-
H.sonelbil:v Of tile institution, but OF tbs cor
tAnty OF it8 aucceBa.
ITS BUILDING.
tbs State HavinRs Institution WAS originally
located, IL has bacn n,ontioneI, In llelho1ins
Ch,lrc., Block. In 1863 1t ~as removed to It's
own builliug on LaSalle ptreet. standing, until
tho great il1s Of II lovalcd 1t, Oh tie b,te
Of ita present elegant structure, Nos. 10 and
~. II was rebuilt III 1872, aud reoc'
| outioj In %t,o fail nf 1A11. II Ii
, 1875-08-05

c.p .,u.ra t,,rr ovar Il, him Hra,.cfars. ,acnrsl
n s"5s 1f, Lut' nneI ~ nv ~ nnnt aT,,r1,,.y lin
;lt,a. 1.,a -! tnt.-p.t .nd safn inycr,ment
.ra 1o.Iir t.nis ~ Testion T., ths
da,os;.t -. y. n.,@isn ~ sacred trnst. and ia
nre, az H. 49,, tar tna .iv.ncament nj h,s In
terer,a A. far ~ that can be- Iouo In pAEe, lsRlt-
itnato x.v
-u~ orr,crns
Of tho bant .,e amnno t,,s wealthioss and most
prominent c,,Izo.,a n Chicnnr. Mr. Tojmau
Wheeler, thu i'rosi,ent fa nno OF the oldest
residents OF Chicago and 4 gentleman of large
wealth. IIs hss tren IN tho nayinon hank busi-
ness many wears and yary naturally IA we'll In
fotmed Al 10 every geaturo al t1a anhiect The
MANY excellent features If lin Commercial ara
dno largely to Mr. Wheeler. Win Ina sought TO
nut into practical operxt,ou LILO thenr,as rnsn1L-
fng fiot1 many years Of ohneryatinn .nI AZ
periauce in This line
bfr. 81. u. buchanan, tho yic~.prc,Idsnt, has
beer twony-o -one YEAR, 10 the banEiu. business
and ia ~ widely Known ln tinancih. c,rclcs m
ANY ono in Chicago No ncod not nav of Dtn
who has been 40 prominently connected viii, thn
city banks that hls atand,ng ts OF the very b.rt.
Tho Commercial Bayines nank owes no small
ehare of its SUCCESS aud popularity TO h,s cuu-
uec,i,n with It,
Sir, Fred MoYer, the CMhjor, has boen with
tho bank Fpce it started IIe In / faithful,
w1de.araxe. puu co,sc1cntious officer
Air. ". IT, Hood the Secretarr has charge Of
I'm Archnr Aynnuo branch, lIo IN Young man,
hut ia vail informed on financial tones. His
connection vith tha bsok datcs from tho day OF
ia origin.
, 1875-08-05
THE FIDELITY SAVINGS BANK,

lHE flDELb l. 9A*1NA0 0etNNt
appropriately namnd, entirely iulfls tbs conds"
tons named iu tho foregoing reularkH m noces"
tsry to tho prosperity Of 4 aavings bank and that
of ita clifntage, which must bo mutual. II 1t Is
nue Of the primo conditions OF every hucfl tf1s'l-
tuition that IL should poascs tho cnro confidence
Of it's dopositors, then tile managers OF the
Fidelity 1}a1.k haye established themselves upon
Roupd basis Of Buccena. IN socuro this implicit
confidence in ono OF tho prnblo1ns OF bank man.
.rompnt mo 70 especially difficult In tho cAso Of
ssv,pgs bants. where tho deposits, though
comparatively smal represent tho entire
.nEpns Nearly o. =, the ..sees ssees0' Tue ana s.v,"ss
above actual living aKpenKos OF = life Of hard
work and frugal management. To secure the
ronhdcuoe of such dcpohltoIs an equally frugal
part Of thosu In charge Of The bank, The pub
sio at largo NAV not follow tho workings Of such
m institution with snlficient cloaonoss to appre-
esto good management, or detect bad conduct
v,pee attention IN eonatautly ltfecled to TINS
object tho affairs Of the Fidelity 1,ank have
eofnmenjod themselves NJ worthy Ut tho utnoht
c1odit TO tho officers. There Ia
AN INTERESTING HIsToNr
attached to this inhtltnton. tho pointH Of which
viii .pnear III this anriicle.-tntereetinE, as hhow-
inr not only the firm aud rapid growth Of the
bank but tho Watlom OF ita projectors and Of
1corB In establishing It, materially as we'll AZ
financially, upon an indnstr4ctble basis.
II vas organized In 1870, and by It's charter
Tho number Of Directors wan limited. During
lilo prograss Of tsH erection thu uamoa Of those
concerned In it Eayo to tho public at larGoa
guarantee of the integrity and ability which
have since cnnspicuous!y characterized IT, whslo
tic thoroughnoas md determination eviucod in
lilo construction Of tho building led many
tereAt. Tho business Of tho bank vss
not allowed Any mature growth whom it Was,
, 1875-08-05

Among ths London cAbmsn Ars to b. found :
sosnsr f,oySruor Of the DAnk Of England, IN
wv p. |sto Fsliow Of Cambridge Oo,legs,
IA = eistay,nan xho Wa one Of tho Eespondsnss
n fauaskAh!a s1axlaal 4votus oAss..-6ostoa
1QHstAaA
, 1875-08-05

In hot weather. m attack Of Dlasshea or ndtsd any
complaint OF tho bowels rapidly eshaAts the strength,
and rodass tho rcecssty Of PROMPT treatment i'm
pcrAtive IN Ill sltc Ue. 1ashea CartuinAt'to
Nsnsn il etectuA remedy, acting quickly And cur
ink thoroughly
, 1875-08-05

shortly After the County Court opened yustsrds1
morning, Judge Dlckcy called attention 10 tho death
Of Judge Morton In tho following termss
r:xe 70 PERFORM painful duty. The Hon. 5sass O..
Nhrtnn. Mcn,ber u The btr of thss city, and for
more. 1e parsed away Last night. Judge Norton vaa
wtotn have known aud known ultimately, for
more than thirsf Jca.s aud whose character fof tsns
our rro{cssiun7 ho has for mauJ years
oecup.ed high poston. Fur many
years lie was upon beach, and Admtnintsred iuatco
nsr aud the puuic. fie Wa > man WHO enjoyed IN
nigh degree tho confidence Of hs islow-ei1zenl. Ills
services wnra pot limited to the duties cf QUO profess
ajuu, MAny years ago, whan . resident at Jolit ha
Wan holorca with seat iu tue House Of RopresentA~
tiyrs uf tho Congress Of tho United ststes, and wag
again End ngan elccel to that poston aud sarvbd
bis country Acc4Itsty and usc4ully.
A uo,ghbor aud friend. fsw men haTo p7sae1
through such long lie AZ TO h,a passei through.
with the coullnu1r and nIectiou Of shnso Eho lusv
tndusrlaus, explored his subjects diligently, formed
his Judgments >ultc,ousy, aad al who knew hin.
loved HIM.. II the friends Of auy man who has passed
away can my thai hs died without n aneny. the
friends Of Judge Norton may eay IT, 1t y with Fro.
found regret that required 10 make this su1-
ouncoinent today and ask tho Court, wh defesetEs
10 ths family of doceasea, ior N adjournment na.
Tomorrow.
rho Court-This announcement Gomez. perhAps.
somewhat not xrectedy+ owing u tho condition
Judge Nortons he4tl for tLu Last fe~ weexa bus II
ia ali the sans painful and nal, whether death comes
suddenly by degrees, In our circle NO feel IT, anu
especially when Ia tafcn who wzs near 70 u in
" close for members u tho Bar. have known Judge
Norton sines I waa quito young Enau-knoSn
him long time BY reputation. sad goosl'y
provo Of tho remarks that have been made they
meet my most co1dla! aud slncero approtlaton anu
Of Difference to tho character Of Tue deceased aud
scct TO hin INV berravr faily The Court will sand
adjourned until to-muftoW 14 II o CLOCK.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-26
Stop That Cough!

Many hesitate to try a remedy for a
disease, on account of the expense, con-
nected with the uncertainty of its bene-
fitting them: while at the same time,
had they confidence in that remedy, the
expense would be the least objection.
With this fact in view, we make the
following proposition: Any person suf-
tering with cold, cough or sore throat,
that will call at F. A. Poole's Drug
Sto- : and purchase a bottle of HALE's
Couch CORDIAL, use one-half of it
and if they then conclude that it is do
ing them no good, they can return the
bottle and receive back their money.
No medicine ever sold in this vicinity.
that produced such magical results.
Don't fail to try it.
Orange Williams, Proprietor, James,
vile, Wis.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-26

Election returns are all in. Eisen-
brand is ahead of all his competitors in
selling clothing cheaper than the cheap
lest
"The jingle, jingle of the bells, bells
The merry bells, silver BELLS" Sleigh
bells, for sale at the popular harness
shop of w. g. S. H. Haynes, on Plumb
street, Gail and see.
J. D. Kellogg is making some of the
finest pictures we ever saw. He has
lately added to his facilities, and we do
not think he can be beaten.
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.
Fancy goods for sale at Mrs. Esping's
new millinery store, Main street.
Go to Eisenbrand's and get your nobby
suits made to order.
New M1LL1NERY.-Mrs. C. G. Es-
ping has just opened in her building op-
posite Pierce & Simmons Bank fine
stock of millinery and fancy goods,
which she invites the public to call and
examine.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-26
D+At Jerdee s. Fieldby's Machine

I%At Jerdee & Fieldby's Machine
Depot, CAT Peterson's Livery Stable, }
You can find a choice lot of three
beamed bob sleighs which are offered at
low price and wheat taken in ex-
change for them at ONE DOLLAR PER
BUsHEL, every set warranted. Call and
see them. Remember the place, on
Plumb street four doors east of the
First National Bank. Red Wing, MINI.
%Produce wanted at Sargent, Roath
Il Cos.
I%lf you want a tirst-class chamber
set cheap, 90 to John Mansfeld's, ll3
Main St.
I%Those best teas formerly kept by
S. Y. Roath are to be had of Sargent.
Roath & Co.
I[The most perfect looking glassos
ever brought to the Red Wing market,
of all sizes, styles and prices, for sale
cheap at John Mansfeld's furniture, ll3
Main Street.
TBed mattresses, that cannot be
excelled for durability and comfort, nor
equalled in quality of material and
make, are to be had of John Mansfield
at the lowest cash prices.
I%f any one doubts the announce
ment of Simmons, Olson e. Bush, that
they are selling off their entire stock of
goods at greatly reduced prices 70 close
out their business, let them 80 aud
price their goods. This firm are not of
that class Of business men who deal in
catch penny advertising, in fact they
have never advertised any until since
they have decided to close out their
business and now they have felt that
every member of the community where
they have lived and done business so
long should have the advantage of their
low prices and they have therefore made
the announcement, and every one can
depend upon it that they will stand by
and live right up to what they have an
nounced,
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-26
Proceedings of The County
Board--January Session.
-AUDITOR's OFFICE. J
GooDHUE COUNTY, MIMI, {

Jan. 5th, 1875.
Board Of County Commissioners met
according to law. Present, Commits
sioners Brown, Anderson, Grover and
Bennnewitz. Credentials of election in
the District Clerks Office examined,
and W. P. Brown ascertained to be the
Commissioner elect, for the First Com
missioner District; whereupon Mr..
Brown was chosen Chairman pro tenn
of the Board by unanimous vote.
Hans johnson, Clerk of Court, S. j.
Willard, County Auditor, N. O. Wer-
ner, Esq, Judge of Probate and J. c..
Mcclure, Esq.,, County Attorney elect,
respectively filed their official bonds,
and oaths of Office, which were duly ap-
proved by the Board, and ordered to be
deposited at the proper Offices.
A petition Of John P. Larson, to be
set off from School District No. 80, in
to District No. l6, was received and re-
ferred to Swante Anderson, for posting
notices for action of Board at the next
regular session.
Thirteen and one-half dollars were
appropriated to Chas. Roos, of Vasa, to
pay taxes on his land.
Commissioner Anderson was author
lied to render such temporary aid to
Mrs. Nordbom of Cannon Falls, as he
should deem necessary.
The County auditor was directed to
draw an order on the Treasury for the
amount due t. the State from Goodhue
County, for expenses incurred in the
maintaining, clothing and instructing
children at the State Reform School,
the same being 1881.
Com. Brown was appointed to take
place Of E. L. Baker, on all standing
committees of the Board.
School Superintendent, Rev. J. w.
Hancock, presented statement of the
number of schools visited during the