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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-22

A7rENT1oN.-Me Measure your doors
and windows and go to G. P. Peterson
& Co.'S tanning mill shop, near the rail
way depot, and buy a complete protection
for your houses from mosquitoes, flies and
other insects. in the shape Of those neat
window snd door screens. Window
screens are fitted into windows by G.
Peterson g. Co, so as to be raised OF
lowered at pleasure. This is a great
convenience in opening and closing
blinds.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-22
Church DIRECTORY.

Baptist, East Avenue, below Fourth. Rev.
Gideon Cole, Pastor. Services 1920 q.
m. and p. ~, Sunday School, IL m.
CHR1sr CHuRcB, Episcopal Broad, between
East and West Avenues. Rev. Geo Wat
son, Rector. Services 1T 1880 q: m. and
7p. m: Sunday School, I'm.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, corner Of Fourth and
East Avenue. Rev. S. A. Winsor, Pastor.
Services at 1880 a. m. and p. m. Sun
day School IL m.
GERMAN LUTHERAN. East Avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth. Rev. Charles Bender,
Pastor. Services, 1880 q. m, Sunday
School 1915 pm.
PREsBY1ER1AN, corner 9Th and East Avenue.
m. and z p. IN. Sunday School 1915 p.
m.
GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL, West Ave-
nue. above 9Th, Rev. H. Schleitker, Pas
tor. Services 1880 a. m. and p. m.
Sunday School at 9 am.
SwEDE LUTHERAN, corner Of Fifth and Yves
Avenue. Rev P Sjoblom, Pastor. Ser
vices::lo q. m. and Ppm. Sunday School
ppm.
LIST Norske Evangelical Lutheran, corner Of
Bush and 9th. Rev. N. Ylvisaker, Pastor.
Services 1880 a. m. and p. m. Sunday
School 2p:m.
St. Peters Evangelical Lutheran, (Norwe-
gian ) corner Bluff and 9Th, Rev Han
son, Pastor. Services 10 a. N. and 2 p.
m. Sunday School, Norwegian, at Up,
M; English at Ppm. u
St. Joseph's (Catholic,) corner Fifth and
Park. Rev N Stariha, Pastor. High
Mass 103 m and Vespers 3 p m (semi-
monthly: Sunday School 2 p m: Morn
ing service each week day at m:
Christ Church Guild and Reading Room,
Keystone Block. second story: Open dali
ly from . m to 1G p m: Library open
every Tuesday evening:
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Ho, Texas"

Having sold out our business and
good will to Messrs. Alexander g.
Gross, we take this opportunity to ex-
press our thanks to our many friends
and customers for their patronage to
us in the past and we would also recon-.
mend our successors to you as honora-
BILE men and entirely worthy of your
future patronage. Mr., Wichman and
still be found q the.store ready to set
tie accounts Of the old firm or wait on
customers Of new for the present.
WICHMAN & BLAKELY.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-22

$2,O00.-FoR SA1E.-A Saw Mill
and eighty acres of land, situated on
the Little Trimbelle, seven miles, by
road, from Red Wing, in Pierce Co.,
Wisconsin. A good water power and
mill in running order will be sold on
easy terms. For further parti culars
inquire at this Office, or of the under
signed on the premises.
GEO. HARPSTER.
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|. O. O. F. DIRECTORY,

RED WING ENcAMPMENr No. 9.-Reeular
meetings, second and fourth WEDNESDAYS
Of each month. W. E. Hawkins, c. p,
c. N. Lawrence, Scribe.
LETo1LE Du NoRD LODGE No 2s.-Regular
meetings every Tuesday. Joseph Wilkin-
son, N. g.: P. A. Montgomery, R. S.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-22

L1HE.-G. A. Carlson sells fine lime
at the kiln at fifty cents barrel. OF
which fact all who contemplate building,
and furnishing their own lime, will
please make a note. It is as cheap as
dirt.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-22

SODA FoUNTA1N.-J. S. Nelson has
a fine new soda fountain in operation at
the City Bakery, and is prepared to de-
light the palates Of his customers with
this most cooling and delectable of
drinks; and also to dish them up ice
cream that cannot be surpassed.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-22

AUCTION PosTPoNED.-The auction
Of Mr.. Geo. E. Lowater, and E. Smith,
in the town Of Goodhue, has been post.
poned one week.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-22

r,s.G o4zs on. .GoAz l.. AL1.-We have
just replenished. our stock Of Gents
Furnishing Goods, and are prepared
to suit the tastes of the most fastidious.
LANGsETH & RE1NERrsEN.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-22
Times and Things at Trenton.
BY A TRRNTONITE.

Editor Of The Grange Adoance:
We still enjoy the cool breezes of
June. Corn has grown but little during
the past week, but wheat is making
double time. Cultivating corn is the
order Of the day. Three young men
Who'll live near Ellsworth and Esdaile
passed through this burgh ratherMorse
for liquor and the way they all piled: on
a single horse and rode, was . caution;
if they had no respect for the feelings
of the owner, nor the beast itself, they
should have had for themselves. -
The challenged game of croquet be-
tween the Orientals and the Champion
came off last Saturday. The Champi-
ons were the winners, and still hold the
nrme of the best club in town. They
expect to play two challenged games
the Fourth. u
The river il. on the rise, and the feed
on the lowlands is becoming scarce.
Work is going on lively on our roads.
What a jolly thing it is. to be voter so
SO you can work your poll tax.
Our young folks (?) are gathering
their loose pennies for the coming show,
the readers Of the Beecher. Tilton case
will 60 undoubtedly.
JUNE 2lst.
notice some wheat fields look very
thin, they must have dried out with the
sultry weather of May. =
Strawberries seem to ripen slowly,
and do not have the sweet taste that is
natural for them.
Cultivation OF corn is tedions owing
to its slow growth. - ~
Allen Adams has returned from his
visit north. He reports crops poorer
that he saw in his travels than in this
vicinity.
B. Owen is building another barn, he
can now boast of the best barn in this
this town.
w. Sparks, our noted constable is
having some excellent sport in lowly
manner, about yoke of cattle. The
Phrenologist said he was good hand
at driving cattle, and if any one don't
believe it let them try to RIM of with
his team in charge.
The flag staff is erected for the
Fourth, and the beautiful banner will
soon be waving "o'er the land of the
free and the home of the brave" It is
supposed that Trenton will have one of
the best celebrations that has ever been
witnessed in this County. Every one
is doing their best to promote a glori-
GUS time, and all ye' Patriotics'' turn
out.
Well give you good music and we'll
give you good cheer,
Which will make you feel happy
throughout the whole year.
sD1ED.--At Trenton, June 18th, VIII
lie Sharp, the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Sharp, aged fo1r days seven
hours and thirty minutes go.
eyes, gentle innocent, Christ called
w thee home; ~. 3SSs . :"
tss,s7A III" Ssss.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Time Table.

1o1S" hAeA' GOING WEST.
Dsy Elk. Day Ex.
St. Paul, 1910 a m. Winona 1886 m
Red wing, 1906 p m. Req wing 4:l7 m
Winona, $40 m: St. Paul 6:1O m
Night mail. Night mail.
St. Paul 1880 p m. Winona l2:45 q m
Red wing 9:2O p IN. Red wing 4:30 m
Winona 1926 IN. St. Paul = $50 m
Ac'm. Fr't. 49, $3.50. Ac'm. Fr't.
st. Paul $40 m. Red wing 200 p m.
Red wing 9:55 m. st. Paul 5:45 p. m.
Tickets for sale to all principal points
j. F. PRIOR,
Freight and Ticket Agent.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-22

NEAT.-That is the name for those
Ladies' French Kid Button Boots, sold
by He6elinger, Howell & Co.
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and have remarkable delicacy and per-
lection seen only in the very best work.
The people of Goodhue County may
justly feel grati6ed with the quality Of
pictures taken by Mr.. Kellogg. He is
always up with the times in his profess
sion, spending great deal of time and
money in learning all new and improved
methods and procuring the best appar-
atus. His room is on the corner of
Main and Plum Street.. ~. Il, r..
Mr.. c. c. Webster who. is back
from the East, says that in his three
weeks Of travel he saw no place
where the crops looked as we'll as
they do in this State. He comes
back with 4 higher appreciation
than ever Of our splendid State.
y Mr.. Helmeke drove his horse in
to.the river, Monday, below a small
raft laying at the levy, to water the
horse, went into. a5hole about ten
feet.>deep, became tangled in the
harness and shafts and was drowned
to death. MI. II. foated down in
his wagon box and he and the horse
both landed at the foot of Bush
Street.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01
SUM W GEMS

gE TIE DISTRICT cu:,f- 81 T3iE
q Sac6I,t 1;tdiciai Distri.s d! III Sfsf g u
yada, in s.IG for the tv..tts OF L'-4rti,.- 1
.iE0RGn d. FRYER, piaEt;i, -. p. I N
DUl-A, i, sl.,iant.
au.iou ~ uehtia the Disr..rt C..a.- e IL
sc. md ctjCtsl B:str,c: ct - :,.st,'-I 5yaGA
II I'D ur & Count! If Crabv, a., n. c. Id
LIANT Fled N scid touI, y OF .'7i.'7y J. - i.a
c1isa o. tlte I.era e snla Dis---t Ct.i,
-. St3te of Nevada ssLts =1tet..-a % =.
TEstDOLA, defendant.
u arc hereby required 70 apr 4? j. al &c. g
:T"r-ght against you by TIE al eVc hs,1st- -. ia
n IN tie ID strict Court If Tie ee,aIs', i;.i.
ltSt-ict o. the State OF NeyGsia, - al fy- IL,
Cont 81 o-,nsby, and to srs'sc- a. lo-l7i9'r
ElrI t.tra:n Is copy Ct uhich &c 'ont Ali 5 LIZ
sam lc.4st within ten Gays teGc1tsivs II the Cay
n serYI.Cj lftcr TIE serN1ce o. ecu 81 tri]'
SUMMONS served within this caurtv or ;.
served cit o this county, but II lis Lsstris.
within 'Tenty daAe- oineiW.so within fcrtl
Lsya-cg jl1s,Eec. ~ lefaQiI VII 81 tasen
against j. ......
ne II 9ction is roU yllt to recover tto a-1i
CT I've hundred and elevc-- 6oil.gs ard s@o.vE
.crts, tor balance of account To- Y.aes -id Ia.
,o1; sold by plaintiff 10 deicrdaaE.
AID son are hereby Il. titled that Il v0j; fail
- appsar ard ansAer the said cen Paint 8.
above r-qu.red. the said plIilt'g u'n .ai2
;y1deIne-.t against ot tor toe SUN ilso lt.z
lired ara eleven and LILO 0ol!slt, -besl3ss4
costs.
Given urder i4y hand ALI me sa4i
,.ra,,N # The DIS rict Court u tie .:ac M
@S Judicial Distzic- OF tae st e Ne
~ 3 ~ vaGa. II aE!i far the CcGl'ltr If CHS
by, this .egauteerth day &. MAY. ii tbs .ear u
cur Lore onc Thousand eight hgutire'i and sex
J. Tpw4BDs, eierY.
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OFFICE OF the sIIERIrIl

OFFICE OF THE SIIEEITIi
Or T,iE C,tNTT 81 0E.JefY. j
/ hereby ce:,iiy. that ] received The aislis
SUMMONS q. Inc l-tI. day of May, A. b. 1875:
rotl rn that ! have net found the def nds i,t
within ita County q ITnstS. bit from ins. r.
nation believe thai he. the said dcf ntsaf + Il
left tie county and state.
Dated at CaIson CRY, Ills elst day OF stak
1875.
r,.23i.4 8. +. SWIFT, s,st.'.i
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-01

-.- .-':t :yss0--2 Rce o.
-.-.., ,U'so, oGG.
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.r;<.:, p, 20. 0C).
Ease -. ~ a-,lsr.ca Of
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- 'rrancs 81. IF New
49,. ,.a' -. -. $50, .,Ga.
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l.eENT.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-19
McrrIe England.

A copy oftho London Times Of October
s, l79s, contains che following programme
OF sports to be participated in on the ami
versary Of the birth Of her Royal High
ness, the Duchess Of Wurtemburg:
An persons ofjovial, friendly and loyal
dispositions, are invited to be present at
and partake Of the aforementioned coun-
try sports, which, with others to be de-
elared on the ground, are intended, if the
weather be fine, to be exhibited ut Mars
den Castle, near Dorchester, this day, at II
o'clock in the morning, in honor of the
birthday of her Royal Hghness the Ouch
eSs of Wur,emburg:
To be played for at cricket, round of
beef, each man of the winning set to have
ribband
a cheese to be rolled down the hill
prize TO whoever stops it
\ silver cup to be run for by ponies
best three heats.
\ pound of tobacco to be grinned for.
A barrel of beer to be rolled down the
hill-prise TO whoever stops it.
AAIiohaelmas-Day goose to be dived for.
A good hat to be cudgeled for
Half guinea for the best ass in three
heats.
A handsome hat for the most expert in
catching roll dipped in treaole, and sus-
pended by string.
A leg of mutton and gallon of porter
to the winner of race of 100 yards in
sacks.
A good hat to be wrestled for.
Half a guinea to the rider of the ass
who wins the best of three heats by com
ing in last.
A big prize to whoever catches him by
the tail.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-19
Scoofed.-

g He's seOoted with another woman -
e1cIained Z eorpuIeut female afflicted with
the asthma, As she pulled herself through
the door Of the Central Station Yesterday
forenoon The Police Sergeants are never
hazty IN expressing their opinion, aud the
one m charge Of the station looked at the
woman aud didn't even nod his head for
her TO 90 On The woman took . chair,
or nearly two chairs, pulled away Ike q
hackhOrse for several MINUTES, and then as
the tears came IN her eYes, she contin-
ued:-
@FH never forgive him, and If he's
caught you may sentence him for life! To
think that after we've lived together these
five years he should desert his own true
lOFe to run away With a girl named Sa-
-zhl#
YOa refer to your husband, I suppose" /"
aid the Sergeant, cautiously
What other womzn's husband would
'e referring 70 ?" she demanded. aOfI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-19
,Oarso i, is my husAand--uy John Henry

course it is my hushand--ny John Henry
Polk
And infer that he has deserted yOu," /"
"Thas's what he's done-deserted mo
and run of with = girl named Sarah some-
thing or other, and l am leit here without
friend."
He shouldn't have done thauH NJ.
marked the Sergeant. after long pause.
"No, he shouldn't" she replied. "why
what was he when married him. Didn't
1 take him whea he was g0od,fornoth-
ing white, Of sixteen aud bring him up to
what he is And now this is my returnr
She sobbed away for while aud then
went on. "He called me his darling. his
dear gaselle, aud he said that was sugar
melted over and all that, aud believed it
YES believed it, like the fool am. i"
"And he's gone, ehs"
"Gone. Didn't say he'd gonei lean
hardly believe it, though, when look
over the letter he wrote me, and see how
he called me his shining angel and his
monday star l can hardly realize that
he has left me and taken up with freok-
led girl"
ais very sad, sighed the Sergeant,
"1ou don't know my feelings" she re-
piled; 'don't begin 10 realize how this heart
of mine is wrenehed. ! wish you'd catch
him, sir. wish you'd bring him back
here aud stand him over there, and leave
me over here, aud lock the doors for about
two minutes"
BE calm madam" remarked the Ser.
geant
"Carm, How can be carms When
think of John Henry and Sarah and dear
gaIelle aud shining angel aud MONDAY
star, can bid my heart be carmg"
She left her husbands description and
The police viii eatehhim ii they can.-Ds-
'r5R Ffss PeSS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-19

ono.third Of all eur productive industry is
all tha. we can hope ultimately TO keep
going. Two-thiris Of our artisan popula-
ton. therefore. must cease TO he-or TO 10
main. That vast proportion Of oar inn
ports which is now paid for by cur mil
lions Of exports viii have to be iorcgone,
or to be purchased by other funds To
speak broadly, the population Of these isl.
ands, which is now maintained by agri-
culture, commerce, and manufactures, win
have to be maintained by agriculture and
commerce almost alone We shall, there.
fore. only be able to support s0,oO0,ooo
people, instead Of so,o0o,Oo0 as At pres
eut. England win become second iiOl-
land, greater, richer, moro powerful than
the first. But she may be prosperous
and happy Holland still, il only she secs
her destiny in time, and girds mp her loins
TO meet it as a great nation should Mr.
w. II. Greg, in the Contemporary Rerie'c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-19
EngIand's Doom.


Now, let US face boldly and state in the
plainest language what the industrial de-
cadence of our country, whether IL comes
sooner or later, viii mean when it arrives
will In a great measure mean when it
begins. Statistics are unnecessary here;
they cannot be precise, and might give
rise to useless controversy It viii mean
that We shall lose one foreign market after
another; that we shall gradually cease to
manufacture for other manufacturing coun-
tries, which after supplying themselves,
viii meet Us and beat Us in neutral mar
kets; finally that we shall be reduced to
the supply Of cur home demand-possibly
to secure even that market by recurrence
to a protectionist policy. This will be a
terrible reverse-a momentous, and It NAV
be a miserable change II must involve a
vast and grave metamorphosis; it may,
but It need not, involve ruin. The extent
and depth Of suffering we shall have to
undergo during the sad progress and the
weary struggle viii depend upon how
soon and how distinctly we recognize the
coming revolution, and how wisely and
courageonsly We meet It. The great, ulii-
mate, naked fact we have to look at is
this: The home demand for our iron.
cotton, woolen goods, &c, may be about
one-third Of the whole; We manufacture
mainly for foreign consumption. About
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-19
PAT as n Ilcc.muster.

In Charles Levers delightful "o'Don-
ohue," there occurs remarkably rich
passage, illustrating the relations subsist-
ing between an improving English land.
lord and an untutored tenant. The scene
is on the lawn of the O'Douohue's castle
in Kerry. The tenants have assembled
to meet the worthy English baronet who
has purchased the property, and who,
with his agent standing in the parlor
window, watches eagerly for some result
of the many Improvements which at
great cost he has endeavored to introduce
to the wild and untutored peasants of the
district. The agent presents the tenants
to the worthy iunoyator, who enquiries
into the condition of the grumbling and
dissatisfied recipients of hissfavors. At
length, on . tenant presenting himself
whom the agent fails to recognize, the
baronet turns to the figure before him,
which, with head and face swollen out of
all proportion, and showing distorted
features and fiery eyes through the folds
Of cotton handkerchief, awaits his ad-
dress in sulleu silence.
Who are You, my good man? What
has happened to you?n
"Faix, an it's well We may ak; me
own muther wouldn't know me this bless
ed morning; It's all your own dOin' en-
tirely."
my dOingF' replies the astonished
baronet. "What can have to do with
the state you are in, my good man 2"
" Yes, it was your own doin', answers
the enraged proprietor of the swollen
head; It's all our own doin', and well
may ye be proud of it. Twas them
blessed bees We gave me. We brought
the devils into the house last night, an
where did we put them but in the pigs
corner. Well, after Katy an the ehilder
an meself was awhile in bid, the pig goes
rootin' about the house, and he wasn't
lisy till he hooked his nose into the hive,
and split the bees out about the fure;
and thin whin got out of bid to let out
he pig that was a-roaring through the
house, the bees sittled on me, an began
'tingin' me, an l jumped into bid agin
xid the whole of thin after me into Katy
IN the cbilder; an thin, what with the
bees a-buzzin', an a-stingin' US under the |
,lOthes, out we all jumped agin' an the (
levi such night was ever spint in Ireland |
IS We spint last night. What wild Katy .
md the ehilder a-roarin' an a-balIin', an 4
he pig tarin', up an down ike mad, an
Katy wid the bosom, an miself wid the
ryan-pan hattenin' the bees agin' the
vail till mornin', an thin the sight we
7or in the mornin'-begor It's ashamed o
-erself ye ought to be p
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-05-19

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