The Grange advance., 1876-11-29

& Skoglund, successors to w. l. S. H.
Haynes, Plum, street opposite *tHotel
de Batlo;" where they will manufacture
to order, with large supply on hand,)
harness, both single and double, made
from the best material that money can
buy. Also Saddles, Collars, Trunks
and Travelling Bags; they will also
make speciality of carriage and
sleigh trimming, under the direct su-
pervision Of MIR. Ashelman, who has
had an experience Of thirty years in the
very best establishments, both east and
west, and as such Mr.. Ashelman has no
superior and few equals. Their farm
and team harness are unequaled for
durability and workmanship, while their
Carriage and Buggy outfits are "non-
pareil." They will, also, keep full
and complete assortment of Harness and
Carriage trimmings; we advise all who
want work in their line to give them a
call, believing you will get the best for
the least money. We cannot close this
notice without specially introducing
Mr.. A. G. Skoglund to our readers.
He is an intelligent Scandinavian with
capital, energy and ability; qualities
that will insure success, and win for
the new firm a fair proportion of pub
lie patronage. 8tf
A WONDER OF THE AGE.-There
probably has never appeared on our
streets anything that attracted
more attention from farmers and
citizens, than the "Peter Young
Centennial Screens" consisting of set
of Lined Screens that can be placed in
any flaming mill and will take from
wheat every particle of "wild buck
wheat, pigeon grass, cockle," and all
that is foul, leaving it perfectly clean
for seed and market. The last crop of
foul seeds it is hoped ought to teach our
farmers a lesson, and every farmer
should "lnake haste to examine these
Screens. and see them work, and if it
performs all that is claimed it is worthy
Of consideration, Messrs. RICHTER and
Boynton are introducing this Screen in
to this county, and they can be found
at the Feed mill of F. G. Boynton on
Third street, where both these gentle
men can be found, working and explain
ing the ''eodus operandi', to the
amazement of all, farmers don't fail to
see it.
THE winter is at hand and fires are
glowing in every stove and CRATE. The
fall and winter months, when every
habitable place is heated like a furnace,
are considered the most disastrous
months in the whole year for fires.
Nearly all the fires in our city have oc-
cured in these months. How many of our
citizens have no insurance ? and how
few would be above actual want if their
buildings and property were to burn
These are serious questions, and when
small house can be insured for five or
six dollars for three years, is it not the
duty of the owner to see it protected ?
Ives g. Hasler's Insurance Agency is
now established on firm basis. They
represent several of the best companies
in the United States, and upon applica-
tion will insure your property at fair
rates, in companies that will pay if
your property is destroyed. Their Of
fee is in Masonic block over Frederick
g. Hacks store. If you want your
property insured you can save money
by calling on them.
On Tuesday evening, December 9Th,
the citizens of Red Wing will have an
opportunity of hearing "Readings and
representations by Miss Nellie White,
of Winona. Miss White is young
lady, raised and educated in Minnesota,
whose histrionic talent and rare elocu-
tionary ability attracted attention while
she was yet attending school in Winona,
and after having finished the course in
the high school there, she was persuad-
ed to devote year to the study of elo-
cution, under an accomplished teacher
in Chicago. The result was that her
performances at private gatherings ex-
cited such general admiration that she
was finally induced to give public ex-
hibition of her mowers. This WAS ~