The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-08

pie may eat with impunity and with
positive benefit, are made from D. B.
fDeLand 4 Co.'s Best Chemical SAHARA
tus. Physicians admit this. . ..'4.. .: -.
E. A. LEVI is receiving new goods,
Of the latest spring styles. ''..'
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet on the 2lst instant.
| FRESH garden seeds at Poole's. .
THREE teams got into the river yes-
terday, but were rescued without serious
damage. The ice is not safe for loaded
teams.
| A. BucHoLz, at Roscoe has a good
stock of goods and sells at low prices.
Our readers in that vicinity will do well
togive him call. .t& y
! ANOTHER snow on Monday ana Mon
day night, but it is rapidly disappearing,
and although some three inches deep,
will not probably afford more t'san few
days sleiehing., CO.. ~ -, ..." T.
4 The sale Of personal property at
John R. Perkins farm, in Featherstone,
which commenced yesterday was not
very largely attended, owing to the in
clement weather. L.. ..
E. r. Marshall g. Co., of Kenyon,
offer extraordinary inducements to those
wanting Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats
and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Clothing,
Glassware, sc. They sell at bottom
prices.
Our neighbor Of the argus is wrong.
That hay was meant to be delivered at
the Republican door, in order that '"old
Nebuchadnezzar' might have supply
If forage until grass comes, when he
quits playing king and has to play COW
for seven years.
ATTEMPTS to injure the business Of a
Eparty, by false statements, may be prof.
table to the extent of 'few dollars
now" but it might cost $4,000 or $500
some months hence" if the parties gull
ty of such contemplate conduct were re-
sponsib]e.
PRoF. D. BURT, State Superinten-
dent of public instruction, will deliver
lecture on the 18th. inst, to which the
public are invited and it is hoped there
will be large attendance. It will be
delivered in the Central School Build
ing, at seven o'clock, p. N.
The largest stock of wall paper in
the city at F. A. Poole's. 22wG
For SALE.-A Farm of 247 acres;
$50 under cultivation, four miles from
Red Wing, time given to suit purchaser.
A small farm will be taken in part
payment. III health of the present
proprietor is the reason for wishing to
sell. Inquire Of B. B. Herbert for furth-
er particulars.
Those afflicted with chronic ailments,
or suffering from deformities, should not
fail to consult DR.. H. S. Humphrey, Of
Eau Clair, who will be at the St. James
hotel in this city GA Saturday, March
25th. He is an able physician and re-
lance may be placed upon his state
ments. See advertisement on Fifth
page.
SLEE Brothers, of.kenyon commence
ed on the first of March to sell enclusive-
ly for Cash, believing that we can
thereby benefit our customers and save
ourselves much trouble. We will now
sell prints for 6 cents; coffee A sugar
9 pounds for, $l.00; and reduce our
boots rs per cent; also general deduc-
ton in all goods sold by us.
SLEE Bros.
The bridge over Cannon river, in
Burnside township, is now finished and
ready for travel. Mr.. Horton has push
ed his part Of the work forward very
rapidly since our visit there two weeks
ago, and deserves great credit for the
promptitude and energy he has display
ed. As for the bridge itself, it is
master piece Of workmanship through
out, and has been built at an exceeding
ly low figure.
MEssRs. Pryor 4 Co., Of Madison,