The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-24

notice will hereafter be given. On this
occasion the State Superintendent will
be present and address the class.
5000 ROLLS of Wall Paper, new pat
terms, just arrived from New York
Manufacturers at F. A. Poole's Drug
Store. 33tf
SELLING out my whole stock of gro
ceries, crockeries, notions and fancy
goods at prices to suit the trade, as
these goods are to be sold in a short
time on account of giving up the bust
ness. I should invite you, to call and
see the goods. HERMAN DANcKE.
33wks Bushst. old Post Office.
VIZ regret to hear that sad acct
dent occurred at Frontenac on Saturday
last. Two boys, aged about twelve or
fourteen years, one being a son of Gene
raj Mclean and the other Of Mr.. Ack-
erman, had taken passenger across to
the Wisconsin side and, on returning,
their boat was capsized and both. were
drowned. The parents of the lads have
the sympathy of the community gener-
ally in this terrible calamity. Both the
boys are said to have been promising
youths.
MEssRs. RosEBooM L. SHELDON adj
dress themselves to the public through
a new advertisement, which will be
found elsewhere, and which is made
attractive by it breadth if not by its
length. Just now they want the peo-
pie to know that they sell wallpaper,
and, that, two, at prices so much below
the market that, if even you don't want
to use it this season, you can save mon
ey by buying it aud laying it away for
few years, until your present supply
wears out.
DIR. G. A. MINER, Of Chicago, has
perfected treatment for Piles and all
diseases of the rectum unlike all others.
In treating Piles no use made of knife,
caustic or ligature; positively without
pain; relief immediate; cure speedy
and permanent. So certain is he of
success that he will treat any case of
Piles, no matter how bad, how long or
unsuccessful treated and ask no pay
from responsible parties until cure is
effected. Will be at the National Hotel
May 9th and 28th. Consultation free.
32w2
The LIGHT OF THE HOUSEHOLD.
faces are the household lights.
Can wife expect her husband to smile
when she sets before him poor bread
Can a husband look for smiles from his
wife if he offers her inferior materials
for making bread ? If you, sir, will
please your wife get D. B. DeLand e.
Co.'s Best Chemical Soleratus, and
she will produce bread ard biscuits that
will please you-that will please her,
and there will be light in the household
smiles all around. Use it instead of |
Soda or Baking Powder.
On Monday, the funeral of Mr.. Cas-.
per Koch, Of Hay Greek: took place
from the Catholic church in this city,
and was very largely attended. Mr..
Koch died last Friday night at twelve
o'clock, from the effect of kick by a
colt received about four weeks before.
The blow was in the stomach and
caused internal injury; and the deccas-
I'd has since been severe sufferer. He
was charter member of Hay Greek
Grange, No. l26, P. of H., but being a
Catholic, withdrew from the Order in
obedience to the discipline of his church.
He was a worthy and highly esteemed
citizen and his loss is deeply deplored
BY large circle of friends and neigh
bors.
Mr.. PETER SrRoxBERG, treasurer of
The Patrons of Husbandry Mutual Ben
fit Society of Goodhue County, has
given the required bonds and received
The funds of the Association. We un-
1erstand that o number Of Patrons are
1esirous of becoming members of this
society, and for the benefit Of such, we
announce that Mr.. B. B. Herbert, the
Secretary, has had blank applications
Tor membership prepared which he will
supply to those who need them on appli-
,ation in nersOn or bv letter. This So