The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-26

and is said to be superior to any medi-
cine known to the world, and contains
no deleterious drugs. Itrelieves pain,
gives tone to the stom aeh, restores the
bowels to a natural condition and iuvig-
crates the system, and is at the same
time palatable and cheap. AZ If
The sewer being built along Fifth
street, from near Bush to Eastern
avenue, is to be continued up the latter
thoroughfare to its intersection with
seventh street, where it will receive the
waters which have been drained hitherto
down the alley between sixth and sew
enthstreets into Park. Ii is very SUBJ
stantial work and when finished will be
of great value to that part of the city.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed by the Republican county conven-
ton Of this county on Thursday last:
Resolred: That the Republicans of
Goodhue County unanimously recon-
mend Hon j. A. Thacher, Of Zumbro-
ia, a gentleman of ability, education
and experience, q practical, laboring
farmer, for twenty years especially &C.
quanted with the agricultural interests
of this State, to the Republican District
Convention Of the Second Compression
al District for nomination to Congress.
Resol,ed: That the delegation from
Goodhue county be directed to present
Mr.. Thacher's name to said Convention
and to use all honorable means to Sc
cure his nomination.
The Harvest Feast committee, ap-
pointed at the late meeting of the Po-
mona Grange, No. 13, P. of H., is re-
quested to meet at the Office of the
GRANGE ADVANCE, on August 18th, at
enc o'clock, p. m. The following are
the members Of said committee; j. E..
Simmons, Burnside, Chairman; S. Par
ker, Goodhue; N. Post, Wacouta: j. B.
Smith, Red Wing; R. Kruger, Hay
Greek; A. Crosse. Hay Greek Valley;
NJ. Doyle, Belle Creek; E. Gaylord,
Belvidere; B. E. Kinney, Feather
stone. j. E. SIMMONS.
AZ w Chairman.
On last Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
Mary Davis, wife of G. L. Davis, Esq.,,
Of the Red Wing Argus, died at her
home in this city of erysipelas, after a
brief but painful illness. She was the
second daughter of Hon. Chris. Graham,
and her sudden decease has cast a
gloom over a large circle of friends and
acquaintances. This, we believe, is
the second death that has occurred in
the family Of Mr.. Graham, although he
had nine children; one died some thir-
ty-fve years ago, in early childhood.
All the others have reached the wears
of maturity, and some are well advanced
in life.
TAKE NoTlCE.-We cannot afford to
be liberal to delinquent subscribers, and
in every instance where our dunnine
letters are not promptly responded to,
VIC shall place the accounts in the hands
of an officer for collection at once. 1t
is injustice to our paying subscribers
that others, who are just as able 10 pay,
should neglect to do so, and thereby
deprive US of the means of making the
paper as good as We would if payments
were made promptly. We hope those
indebted to us will pay up without any
further demands being made upon them.
F. George has spared no pains or
money in getting up his new hotel and
has it just finished. The travelling public
will now find place to stop at in Zum-
brota, the equal to which they will
not probably find elsewhere in the
county. This hotel is finished in the
best of style both above and below,
inside and out. 1t has first class
sample room, fitted up on purpose for
runners to display their goods in. The
Office, which is finished off in grand style
contains a nice new safe, able to protect
valuables which may be left in it over
night from all harm. This hotel is a
great improvement to this village and
deserves liberal patronage.-Zumbrota
Independent.
If you will drink, drink something
good. Much of the harmful influence
from the use of liquors as a
beverage is due to the fact that vast
quantities of miserably poor liquors are