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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-13
CnolcE Perfumery ut Poole's. 8w4

The December term of court began
yesterday.
NEW Goods ut the Dubuque store for
the holidays.
POOLE sells all goods in his line cheap
as the cheapest. 5w4
Go to Lawrence 81 Co. to have your
pictures framed.
PARTY Ties for ladies and gents at
the Auction store.
DRESS cambrics at eight cents per
yard at Boxrud Bros.
EVERY thing hobby in collars and
ties at the Auction store.
GAuNT1E7s, Mitts and Kid Gloves
cheap at the Auction store.
TABLE Linens and Napkins in color
ed and white at the Auction store.
CONE and examine the goods at the
Dubuque store and get their prices.
HAVE you seen the nice line of Goods
they sell so cheap at the Auction store
THEl Auction store is having a great
rush for the new shades Of poplins at
30 cents. aGx
WEArHER-stripes, furnished and put
on by E. F. Hill, the best kind. Office
at vaid's.
! The best waterproof and fanne]s for
the lowest prices can be bought at the
Dubuque store.
Coop BOARD by the week, day or
meal, at Opera Hall Restaurant.
Boarders wanted.
NEEDLES for all descriptions of Sew
ing machines are kept on sale by Sim
mons u Strandnes.
| PICTURES frames at auction at Kel-
loggs photograph gallery on Friday and
Saturday next at one o'clock.
The man who had Stats nailed across
the gutter platforms deserves to have
an oyster supper for his benefit.
CONE and examine Roseboom L. Shell
don's immense stock of Toys, Dolls
and fancy goods, before purchasing else
where.
5000 PICTURES frames will be sold
at auction at Kellogg's photograph par
lors at one o'clock next Friday and Sat-
urday.
A GOOD present is Wilson Sewing
Machine. E. F. Hill will sell at $50
cash for the next thirty days. Office
| at Vaid's.
FIRST Glass ORGANS for sale cheap,
to close out the stock, by Q. NJ. Sprake,
at the Singer Sewing Machine Agency,
Bush st., next door to the old post
| Office room. 5tf
DoBBlN's Electric Soap
Saves Time! Saves Labor
Saves Money Saves Clothes!
Saves Women!
The best in the world.
And l sell it. f. P. Lowater, Third st.
NOTWITHSTANDING the recent sharp
advance of fully ten per cent in Boots
and Shoes, we are still selling and
shall continue to sell at old figures dur
ing the season. Our motto is the best
for the least money.
| G. r. STERLING T. Co.
HE youngsters must have their fun.
Suppose you are knocked down by
SNOWFALL ? Would you rob them of
their diversion? But if you catch one
OF them and give them a good aogging,
it will serve them right and you will but
do your duty.
VIZ 60 to press earlier this week, in
order to give time to send the press to
Chicago to get fixed, and it is probable
that We shall be delayed next week
day or two later than usual The re.
suit, however, will be better printed
paper after the repairs are made.
Mr.. J. D. KELLOGG was quietly mar
ried on the 29th ultimo to Miss Carrie
A. Field, also Of this city. We have no
doubt that the consequence will be that
| KellOpp's gallery will become moro than
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LOCAL MATTERS.
RED WING, DEC. II, 1876.

RED WING, DEC. IL, 1876.
Picture frames at auction.
SEE fifth page for locals.
For Pure Drugs 20 to Poole's.
FRESH Oysters at Carlson l. Ander-
sons.
CHEAP Dress cambrics at Boxrud
Bros.
HOLIDAY goods at the Dubuque
store.
A NICE line Of Holiday Goods at the
Auction store.
NEEDLES for Sewing Machines at
Lawrence & Co.'S.
Pools Drug Store is Headquarters
for Holiday Goods. Sw4
The all wool hannels can not be beat
at the Auction store.
Toys of all kinds cheaper than ever
at Poole's Drug store. Sw4
SHEET Music and Musical Instru-
ments at Lawrence & Co.'S.
POMONA Grange meets in Graham's
hall at 10 q. m. on Friday.
DRY Goods are sold at rock bottom
prices at the Dubuque store.
LADIES and children's underware a
speciality at the Auction store.
Buy your goods in the right place,
the Auction store is the cheapest.
ALL Wool homemade fannels che ap
per than ever known at the Auction
Store.
For public speakers, singers and for
Sore Throat, ''Forest Tar Troches'' are
the best.
BEST Ginghams at l0cts. and the
best assortment in the city at Simmons
e. trandes'.
lr WILL pay you to call on us, get
our prices and see our goods. Sim
mons & Strandes, No. 81 Main St.
School Books, for city, county and
Wisconsin schools, can be found at
Lawrence l. Co., at reasonable rates.
WILL the Secretaries of Oranges
please send us the lists of newly elected
officers as the elections occur and oblige.
A complete set of Dickens, of four
teen volumes, handsomely bound, for
fourteen dollars at Roseboom T. Shell
don's
IN order too reduce stock, Water
proofs, Flannels and Blankets marked
down to manufactures prices, at the
Auction store.
PooIE's Drug store is the best place
to buy Patent Medicines. He buys
direct from the manufacturers and is
sure of getting the genuine. Sw4
The stock of first class goods is now
offered at the centre store, St. James
hotel, at nearly your own prices. Call
and see the goods and getprices.
A. j. CLARK Il Co.
IF you prescribe remedies yourself,
see that they are effective and will do
no harm. "Forest Tar preparations
are OF this character, for the Throat
and Lungs.
The time of trains from the East on
the Z. M. & St. Paul railroad was
changed on Monday, and the afternoon
passenger now arrives at 2.l2p. M,
instead 3.l5.
In THESE hard times get the most
you can for your money. Simmons g.
Strandes sell 3 lbs. of good tea for
$l.oO, tip top Jap Tea for Scots, and
everything else very cheap.
Mary had little lamb,
It's fleece was white as snow.
She washed it with Dobbin's Soap,
That's what made it 80.
For sale by E. P. Lowater, Third st.
CHAMPION Fire Extinguisher Compa-
ny proposes to have a masquerade ball,
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PRAIRIE LANDS.

The last chance for good Agricultural
Land, on ten years credit, at six per cent.
interest. Don't run any risks, but 60 to .
country that has been proved to be good.
Send your address by Postal Card to Land
Commissioner, B. 4 NJ. R. R., Burlington
Iowa, and receive free a copy of Iowa and
Nebraska Farmer, with chart Of lands, and:
LOW ROUND-TRIP Rates.
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Will attend to conveyancing and collect
ing. Office in Lawther's Block, entrance On
Bush St., Red Wing, MINI.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-01-13

A New Work by j. Il. Wood.

T~RESPASSERS. Showing how the Inhabitants
pass on Domains not their own. BY Rev. j. G..
Wood. N. r., f.. l.. S. With numerous illus
~trations. many OF them full page. Small 4to.
Cloth. stamped sides. New York: Thos. Mel
son & Some. Chicago: Jansen. McClurg i Co.
The general character and style of this
book is quite plainly set forth in its rath-
er comprehensive title. 1t shows in a
very clear and distinct manner show the
Inhabitants of Earth, Air and Water are
enabled to trespass on domains not their
own" The Author, Mr.. Wood, is well
known as a writer on the various charac-
teristics and habits of animal life. and
his works are generally accepted as
standard authority upon the subject
Which thew treat. This volume is writ
ten in plain English, and the use Of scicn-
tifc and foreign terms is avoided-so the
ordina airy reader can understand and APP
preciatc The desciil tions given. This
book is an interesting and instructive
ono, and one Which will he priced by the
reader for giving not only instruction but
for containing many strange facts. We
cordially commend it to Il readers.
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We have received the first number of
LocKE's NATIONAL MAGAZINE for 1875, q
publication just entering with tlattering
prospects upon its fourth year. Although
furnished to subscribers at only mi dol
lar per year, in point of mechanical xe-
cution and literary character, it compares
most favorably with the higher priced
magazines, and is admirably calculated
to fill the generally felt want of u spright-
ly, entertaining and instructive magazine,
at a very moderate price. The contents
of the NATIONAL MAGAZINE indicate a
wide range of matter, including history,
biography, poetry. travel and adventure.
short stories, humorous articles, and in
short everything usually found between
the covers of q first-class periodical. For
the young people at home during the long
winter evenings it will afford a constant
source of pleasures. Specimen copies of
the Magazine will be mailed free on adj
dressing the Publishers, or it will be sent
INT year, postage paid for only one dol
lar. j. P. Jones, Publisher, Toledo, Ohio.
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The item in our Washington dispatch
Of yesterday, to the effect that it is pro-
posed in the House to pay an extra
months wages to the Union ex-soldiers
who have recently been discharged from
clerkships and other subordinate posi-
tons by the Democrats in that body, in
order to make room for ex-rebel soldiers,
needs explanation. 1t appears that the
discharged employees we're required to re-
main at their positions and do all the
work for two weeks or so after the order
OF discharge was given them. On de-
handing their pay for these two weeks,
they were astonished to find that the
hungry crew of ex-rebels who had been
appointed in their places, but who were
permitted to loaf about in idleness, had
drawn the wages, without having done
anything to earn them. Instead Of COM
polling these hungry loafers to refund
the stolen money, the Democratic Con
gressmen now propose to "make the
thing all right" by assessing upon the Ma.
tional Treasury the amount stolen by
their pets. Is this a sample Of the much
Wanted ECONOMY" the Democrats in
Congress propose to put into practice!-
CHicaqo Journal of Saturday.
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T3E LEGISLATURE.

This inn o 'tant State body meets to-
morrow afternoon at two o'clock. There
is every indication that it will act in all
respects for the good Of the State and the
interests Of the people. This session will
not he hampered and restricted by the
excitement OF class and the demoraliza-
ton Of parties. which so constantly at
tended and 30 seriously impsded the work
Of the last Assembly.
The personel of the body is the best in
point of intelligence, ability, and public
experience that there has been in any Of
our Legislatures for the past eight years.
It was considered a close year in politics
in the last campaign, and in preparing tor
it both parties selected as candidates their
strongest and their best men. The ext
gencies of politics have thus resulted to
the great benefit Of the State, in that they
have secured a Legislature composed of
men of brains, honesty, and good record.
The people expect very much of this AS
sembly, and they will not be disappointed.
OF course it is impossible to forecast
even the principal subjects of the legisla-
ton that will be lad. The most import
ant, though, of all subjects, perhaps,
will be the consideration of the railroad
question. The tariff law. the work OF the
preceding Legislature, has now been in
force a year and a hall, and has been very
fully tested. 1t will he shown at this ses.
sion whether the people are generally
satisfied with it in all of its features, and
willing to preserve it intact, or whether
some portions of the State will insist that
it applies itself ~unequally, and should
therefore be prudently and cautiously
modified.
There will also be a contest, probably,
over the lost death penalty, as there is a
strong disposition in many quarters to
call the gallows and the hangman back to
our State. The herd law question will
very likely, too, be a subject of much dis
cussion. Beyond this there will be many
other things of much Importance, to
which We have net the space to refer in
detail, and besides the usual mass of small
things always to be attended to.
We are glad, in the name OF The people
of our Capital City, to bid all Of these
distinguished gentlemen welcome to our
city, and its social circlcs-and this We do
with the trust and the expectation that
stay here through the winter shall
be very pleasant to them personally, and
of profit to the Statc.-Sunday>s State
Registcr,
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PICTURES.

BY BENZ. +. TAYLOR.
Illustrated, 1Gmo. Cloth, So. Gilt edges
$3.50.
"a beautiful and unfadiag gift for
either sex and any adult age."-Metho-
dist Protestant. Baltimore.
Scarcely one of our American poets
has Mr.. Taylor's felicity of verbal char
acterization of COMPRISING a thought or
suggesting a picture in a single word 4 \
= He is the poet of the memory, as well
as the painter for the eye and the sweet
minstrel to please the ear attuned to
harmony.'-Western New Yorker.
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NINTH EDITION READY OF
The World on Wheels,

"a delightful book.'-Boston Globe.
"a gem in every way."-St. Louis
Dispatch.
Full of humor, and sharp as n Damas
Gus blade."-Presbyterian, Philadelphia
"Sweet as the music of the Poet Lau-'
reate of England, we doubt if any SEN
fences ever fingered longer in the memo
ry of thoughtful men, than have some Of
the u]tterances in prose and verse of Ben
jamin F. Taylor. The World on Wheels
gives abundant evidence of his remarka-
bic versatility, and is one of the most
elegant, as we'll as pungent and rich
specimens of wit and humor extant."-
Illustrated Weekly, New York.
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The Legislature has chosen for officers
the present session the following gentle
men:
.Speaker-Hon. John II. Gear Of Bur
lington.
OAief Clerk-J. w. Logan, of Water
loo.
Assistanh-Ben. Van Stcinberg and j.
J. Flynn.
Secretary Of Senate-Capt. Hall.
FIRST Assistant-A. T. McCargar.
Second Assistant-R. b. Baird.
The State Register speaks in the highest
terms OF al these gentlemen,
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and suited to direct application to the
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Department Field and Stable is given
valuable information as to the diseases
and care of live stock, this contributed
by a Veterinary Surgeon of skill and cx.
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The Chicago Tribune.
FOR 1876.

A great Presidential Campaign will
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terminc whether the Government of the
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In CAMP and FIELD.

BY BENZ. r TAYLOR, $3.50.
"The descriptions are singularly bril-
liant."-New York Sunday Times.
Every letter is replcte with pathos;
every description is q power, and most of
the anecdotes touching in the extreme.
\ Il = 4 book that will liye.'-Chic-
ago Times.
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B. NELSON. C.F.N D
NELSON & BARKER,

DEAL ESTATE BROKERS. ONE MILLION
IL acres of land for sale. Money to loan 1or o
| wears. The OLDESTLand and Loan Agency !.
lama County. Have had q residence heh' !"
f,reDfD Uedrs,
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CorNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Tama County. Iowa. Will be at Toledo ev
cry Saturday. Public examination the last as S saiIf
School House: Office in Court House Toledo.