The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-02

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"HoUsEwlFE's FAvoRlTE." -Such has
D. 3. DeLand l. Co.'s Best Chemical
Sa1erdtus proved itself. Being always
full weight, and the very best quality.
MILTON WILSON, who killed his wife
and cut his own throat in Roscoe, some
three weeks ago, has recovered from his
wound. He is III Jail in this city and
very Respondent and wretched.
MEssRs. DESsxoRE Bros foundry and !
machine shop presents a very busy
appearance just now, and they are doing
an immense amount of work in the way
Of repairing farm machinery for the
coming harvect and threshinS season.
A. D. HoYr has removed his confec-
tionery bakery and eating house from
Plum street to Third street west of
Bush, where he proposes to keep tip
top establishment.
HARVEST has commenced fairly and
good deal of wheat will be cut in this
locality before the close Of the present
week. The crop throughout this county
will not probably excee done half of last
years YIELD. though in some places it
is represented as being fully up to the
average standard.
STRAyED on Saturday from the sub
scriber, on Ninth street, Red Wing, a
pale red COW, six years old with white
spot in forehead and white tanks and
belly and end Of tail: horns dropping and
turn in at the points, Il suitable reward
will be given for information which will
lead to it's recovery.
43tf. J. D. HEATH.
The Board of Co. Commissioners
have levied taxes for county purposes
for 1876, to the amount Of So, 900.
This is $4,000 less than the levy of last
year, notwithstanding the unusual ex-
pense which has been incurred in the
building of Cannon River bridge and in
improving the roads generally in the
county.
TAKE NorIcE.-We cannot afford to
be liberal to delinquent subscribers, and
in every instance where our dunning
letters are not promptly responded to,
we shall place the accounts in the hands
Of an officer for collection at once. It
is injustice to our paying subscribers
that others, who are just as able 10 pay,
should neglect to do so, and thereby
deprive us Of the means Of making the
paper as good rs we would if payments
were made promptly. We hope those
indebted to us will pay up without any
further demands being made upon them.
PAINS in BACK, HEAD, HEART,
Lungs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, LAM
bago, ,Sciutica, Pneumatic Gout, Nerv-
ous and Kidney diseases, positively
cured by DR.. Filters Rheumatic Ren,-
edy and Vegetable Lirer Pills. Meier
fail achen perserered IN. For circulars,
Pamphlets, Guarantees, &c., 20 to your
Druggists, Noesen g. Fink, agents for
lied Wing. 43yl
THIS is to certify, DR.. Mozart treated
4 horse belonging to me, so badly affected
with Tetanus or Lock Jaw as to have
been pronounced by many beyond help,
and brought abought perfect cure,
showing the greatest skill in treatment
and thoroug h knowledge or the disease,
and I take this method of testifying to
the ability of DR.. McC;:rt as a yeteri-
nary surgeon. JOHN ANDERSON,
Overseer Poor Farm.
Red Wing, Hug. lst, 1876.
The UNION MEETING ut the Pres
byterion Church on Thursday Evening
Of this week will be auoccasion of rare
;ntrest to the people Of Red Wing.
Rev. DR.. Mitchell is a man Of much
trne ability and very entertaing
speaker and clear thinker, and his
subject is one in which all good citizens
have special concern. The service
will begin at 3. clock.
The rush for Mccormick harvesters
and reapers still continues and Mr.. E.
W.Br0oks, the local agent, has all he can
Go to fill the orders crowding upon him.
We understand that he expects to re-
ceive some Of the new binders which
the McCormicks have constructed for
their harvesters, and that they will be
tried during the present harvest with
sufficient thoroughness to test their use
fulness perfectly. If they prove to be
what is required they will be placed in
the market next year .&nd may be at
tached to the harvesters now in use.
OK Friday last Mr.. John Gudgel,
who resided on Fourth street near the
NJ. E. church, died very suddenly while
in the store Of Mr.. Dorman, corner of
Main and Bush streets. The deceased
has long been afflicted with pulmonary
ailment, and has for months realized
his liability to be taken off suddenly.
He has not been engaged in any regula r
business for several months but has
speculated in horses and done some
other trading more with a view Of
amnl0uinn himsalf thon Cor a.u .os4.