The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-31

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as follows:
Freight at 2:40 a. m. Passsen'r 1910 p. M
at S:25 q. m. 1927 P. III
GOING WEST:
Freight at 1920 a. m. Passenger >4:l5 a. m
at 5:15 p. M. $40 p. NJ
GROUND corn and oats, the best feet
for horses and cattle at Wellman {
Boynton's. 34w2
WEATHER terribly hot and dry, and
every body wishing for rain. Roads ex.
tremely dusty. =.
WHEAT is growing finely and prom
Uses an average yield, if it escapes
drouths, hailstorms and other mishaps.
For the Kidneys and Catarrhal af:
fections ofthe urinary organs, use t'For.
est Tar" 1t cleanses, puriies and
cures.
The treasurer's Office is crowded with
tax payers, and money is flowing ;nto
the county strong-box faster than any
where else.
Our druggists are selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery, they say it is the great
est remedy in the world for Cough
or Cold.
GARDENS generally are doing well,
though needing rain. Early vegetables
have matured sufficiently for use, and
are on sale at the butcher shops.
FRESH ground white and yellow corn
meal from Illinois corn at Wellman &
Boynton's. 34w2
A DIFFICULTY occurred OF Easterly' 8
in Goodhue township, few days ago,
the result of which is the arrest of a
man named Holtz, who is accused of
assaulting with pistol a man named
Craft. The case will be heard before
Justice Phillips this afternoon.
Our readers will notice in our adver-
Using columns that H. L. Wilcox & Co.,
agents for the Wilson Sewing Machines
and dealers in needles for all Machines
have removed their Office in St. Paul to
"a West I'd st. Those wishing to Or
der Of them will bear this in mind.
FLY time has come. Leave your Or
ders early, for your door and window
screens at Wellman g. Boynton's -four
and feed store. 34w2
We understand that it has been
deemed necessary to extend the time for
the payment Of real estate taxes until
the 18th instant, and that no interest
or penalties will be attached if payment
is made on or before that time. If not
paid within that time the full penalties
and interest front June LIST will be add
ed.
Mrs. CASPER Koch wishes to return
thanks through our columns, 20 the
members Of the 18th regiment MINI.
Vols. who attended the funeral of her
deceased husband, which took place
last week; and, also, to the Leiderkranz
and Turner Verein societies of this CITY
for their attentions on the same occa-
sion.
The house and lot of MIR. Thomas
Wilkinson, on the corner of Third and
Pine streets, was sold few days ago
to Mr.. George Wilkinson, for the sum
of $1,000. MIR. E. L. Teele has, also,
sold his house and lot, corner of Fourth
and Hill streets, to Mr.. G.. R. Sterling,
for $1,000. The property in both in
stances is desirably located and the
buildings are large, handsome and con-
yenient.
We are in recei pt Of the first number
of the Scandinavia Farmers och In
dustri Tidning The Scandinavian
Farmers and Industrial Journal) pub
lished in New York every Saturday.
Subscription, l year 81. 1t is a val
liable assistant to every Scandinavian
Farmer, Mechanic and head of Family.
Address letters to the "Publishers of the
Scandinavia Farmers och Industri It'd.
ning,l8l William Street, New York
City.
A MATTER OF DUrY.-It is the SOL
emn duty Of every grocer to refrain
from selling to his customers an article
of food which he knows is positively