The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-18
We hear loud complaints made about

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the condition of the roads to Hader.
It is said to need repairing badly and
to be almost impossible for loaded
wagons.
IT is astonishing to notice the
amount of clothing that is being sold at
Schloss Bros. They must be doing an
immense business. Give them call,
and they will give you bargains. lw2
AS election time approaches political
discussions become more common, but,
so fur, we have never known canvass
to be attended with so little display of
angry feeling. There is no reason why
political differences should lead to quar-.
rels and arrangements.
DWELLING HOUSE for sale, centrally
located containing eight rooms with
good closets and pantry, and good Gel.
lar, barn and woodshed, also variety
of fruit in the yard, will be sold at very
low figures if applied for Immediately.
Apply to B. B. HERBERT.
We are the gratifed donee of a small
sack of buckwheat flour, from Mr.. N.
B. Gaylord, of the Beividcre Mills. It
is splendid article and those of our
readers who are fond of good buck
wheat cakes would do we'll to get some
Of it at F. G. Boynton's on Third street,
or Fred McIntire's on Bush street,
where it is on sale. Ask for the Bel
videre Mills brand.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, ETC. Mr.. w. L.
Cornelius, the Bush street Jeweler, is
selling his goods at the lowest prices
ever known in Red Wing, he has the
largest stock to select from and war
rants everything he sells exactly as rep
resented. Being prac teal watchmak-
er and jeweler, and having had large
experience in the wholesale trade he
can buy and sell closer than any other
jeweler in Red Wing. Salts faction
guaranteed or money refunded. Re-
member the place, Bush st. next door
to old posrofice.
On Tuesday evening about eight
o'clock, son Of Mr.. J. B. McKennan
saw a strange man rummaging in a
bureau drawer in a chamber of the resi-
dence of the family. When the man
perceived the boy, be told him that ne
would blow his brains out if he inter-
fered with him, and going into another
room locked the door after him. The
boy told his mother who was down
stairs, and then ran to DR.. Hawley's
residence after his father. By the
time the latter reached home the fellow
had escaped from the house without
being seen.
The Premium Engraving, issued by
"Peterson's Magazine for 1877 is of
rare value, and ought to be in every
household in the land. The picture
represents that proudest event in our
national history, the "Surrender of
Corvallis Any person may get this
historical picture, gratis, by raising
club for "Peterson'' for 1877, or by re-
hitting $3.50 for it and for the maya.
zine, the magazine alone being two dol
lars. This is rare chance. Speci-
mems of the magazine sent gratis to
those wishing to get up clubs. Ad-
dress Chas. J. Peterson, 3O6 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The following letter explains itself
and tells why Mr.. Maxson will not give
a reading in Red Wing:-Ed. Grange
Gazette:
Dear Sir: very much regret that
matters at this end Of my route are such
that I can not possibly read in Red
Wing, and would, therefore, request
that you do not notice, with many
thanks for your gentlemanly treatment.
am respectfully. o. P. MAxsoN.
While we had hoped to hear Mr..
Maxson, we are glad for his sake that
he is prevented from filling his appoin-
ment in this city, for we fear that, had
he done SO, his regret would have been
much greater.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer has for many years occupied an
honorable place in the toilet of Ameri-
can women, and has also attained pop