The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-20

Sunday evening for trip to Europe.
They will be gone some eight or nine
months, and will visit most of the Euro
pean countries in search Of health and
the sights.
A large number of citizens remon-
strated against having the building for
the new fire extinguisher inside of the
city park, and so it is being erected on
Bush Street, by the side Of the engine
house of Niagra No. 2.
This seems to be good year for
building residences in our thriving city.
We notice that Mr.. Hickman has the
first story above the basement up Of
very fine two story brick residence on
9th Street, opposite John Friederick's,
and that John Mcclure is finishing up
a new, tasteful residence, on the site Of
his old home on Plumb Street.
Any medicine that is put upon the
market, relying npon it's merits and is
warranted to give satisfaction, or no
pay, aud which gains the reputation
Death to Pain has, is worthy of the
confidence of all. Everybody is request
ed to speak well of it or take back their
money.
The Republican Caucus met Monday
evening at the Coert House aud organ
ICED by the election of G. G. Webster,
Chairman, and W. H. Putnam, Secre-
tary. The following delegates were
elected to the County Convention which
convenes to-day, July 2lst:
7. K. Simmons, Andrew Danielson,
F. Joss, n. P. Peterson,
c. c Webster, A. F. Graves,
W. S. Grow, W. Putnam,
Robt. Brown, O. O. Hegna,
c. L. Kellogg, L. r. Wellman,
Robt Deakin, N. O. Werner,
The caucus, by unanimous vote in
structed the delegates to use their in
fuence to secure delegates to the State
Convention, favorable to S. j. Willard
for State Auditor, which was not an I'M
wise thing to do, seeing that Mr.. Will
lard is the best man in the party for the
Office, and the only candidate which
Goodhue County could present for that
or any other Office, with any show of
success.
| Mr.. W. F. Cross of this city has one
of the most complete, convenient and
best stocked livery stables in the State.
He has lately purchased two wheeled
one horse chaise, that rides ike a rock
ing chair, which cannot be cramped or
upset in turning, is roomy and comfort
able, just the thing for lady to ride out
in, or in which to take the children out
airing. Just here it is appropriate to
remark that Mr.. Cross has few horses
for ladies to drive, SO well broke, gentle
and kind that the most timid have moth
ing to fear in driving them. Among the
other conveniences of this stable we
noticed new, covered picnic wagon,
that will accommodate party Of twelve
and fine close hack, the only one in the
city, just the thing for ladies to use in
making calls, or to ride in at any time,
when a driver is to be furnished and in
wet weather it becomes a necessity.
Mr.. Cross understands his business, is
attentive and obliging, and is always
found on hand to wait on his customers
at his Office and barn on Main Street..
Our farmer friends living in the vi
city Of Cannon Falls, will find it to their
interest to read and ponder the Adver-
tisement entitled, " Farmers, something
to your advantage" appearing in our
columns this week and last. Mr.. MUIR
ply has first class mill, and has made
extensive preparations for storing
wheat, and makes most liberal offer to
all who have No. l wheat, and all can
have that kind if they follow the advice
given by Mr.. NJ. Cutting the grain
before it is entirely ripe, to secure the
plumpest kernel and the best grain for
-four is backed up by experience as vel
as sound philosophy. There is no
doubt but that by storing in granaries
such as the most of our farmers have
been able to supply themselves with 80
far, during the Winter and Spring re-
suits, very often. in considerable loss,
from the workings of rats, mice. chick.