The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-03

The police authorities deserve credit
for their efforts at breaking up the dis
reputable houses in the city, and COM
polling the inmates to leave or seek
some less dcmoralizing vocation. But
it does strike US that, if it is intended
that this class of offenders shall reform,
the less publicity that is given to their
misdeeds the better.
| No BETTER PROOF REQU1RED.-lt
has not yet been publicly denied that
D. 3. DeLand & Co.'s Best Chemical
Saleratus, made by II. A. DeLand &
Co., is all that its friends have claim ed
that it is pure and wholesome article.
This cannot be denied in face Of testi-
mony of chemists and those best quail
fed to Judge. It is much better than
Soda.
The District Court for this county,
Hon. F NJ Crosby presiding, convened
yesterday afternoon. The session was
principally occupied in calling the CAL
ender and assigning trial days for the
cases. There are three SANDER cases on
the calendar; Mrs. DR.. Paulson VS.. DR..
Laus, and Mrs. Bissonett against two
different parties. Besides these the
calendar contains nothing Of interest to
the general public.
Mrs. KING, who was arrested on last
Friday, at the same time that Mrs. Nor
ris was arrested, and taken with the lat
ter to St. Paul for tri:l before U. S.
Commissioner Cardozo, plead guilty and
paid the fine and costs assessed. Mrs.
Morris was discharged because Of in.
suficiency Of evidency but on her re-
turn was arrested by our local authori-
ties, and we are told, was let 60 on Civ
ing pledge that she would leave the
city at an early day day.
NoT1cE.-The partnership heretofore
existing between Drs. Sweeney 4 Smiley
in the practice Of medicine and surgery
has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent, owing to the withdrawal of DR..
D A Smiley to engaged in business in
another State. The accounts of the
old firm have been placed in the hands
of B B Herbert for collection and an i'm.
mediate settlements desired.
| w. W. sweeney.
D.A. SMILEY.
RED WING, April 20, A. D. &c.
The Fire Department of this city is
excited about the coming Centennial
Fourth of July, when it is proposed
that large proportion Of the members
shall 80 to Minneapolis to celebrate.
We understand that the Minneapolitans
extend an invitation to the fireman of
the State generally to "come up and
help them' on that occasion. Our boys
won't take their "Extinguisher'' along,
and it is to be hoped that they won't
allow themselves to be extinguished by
anything they find in that enterprising
city.
ONE of the most disgraceful and
meanest things that an adult man can
be guilty offs to sell Intoxicating liquors
to minors. Several instances of this
kind have recently transpired in this
city, and those who are guilty of it de-.
serve to have their licenses revoked
and to be driven from business which
should be committed only to the keep
ing of those who will conduct it in strict
accordance with law. tits bad enough to
place temptations in the way of a man of
full age, but he is a miserable scallawag
who will sell liquor to boys, and the re-
spectacle dealers owe it to themselves
to see that such fellows are deprived of
the power to do harm.
A MEETING Of citizens was held at
Music Hall last evening, to determine
whether Red Wing shall have Centen-
Mai Fourth Of July demonstration
Mayor Stcrrett was called to the Chair
and Mr.. F. Joss was chosen secretary.
After debate, it was determined to have
a celebration and the following named
gentlemen were appointed committee
of arrangements, with power to appoint
subcommittee: Messrs. S. j. Willard,
E. L. Baker, John Frederick, W. f.
Hawkins F r Storratt TT porL