The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-14
Railroad Tire Table.

lG0ING WEST:
Freight at 1920 a. III, Passenger 4:l5 a. N.
at 5'l5 p. N. 3:4O p. NJ.
Mr.. 0. R. SMITH, Of revolving harrow
fame, is back again after brief alb
>sence and has his family with him.
N. P. Peterson wishes to reduce his
very large Stock Of Watches, Clocks,
Jcwelry and Silver-ware, and will sell
for the next Sixty days at the very lowest
prices.
M1lBURN wagons. The best wagons
made. For sale at E. L. Bakers for SIS
complete with steel spring seat, pat
ent brake, and neckyoke and whif1le-
trees.
DoN'T forget that the Pomona
Grange meets tomorrow (Thursday.)
AS Temperance Hail will be occupied
by the Good Templars the meeting will
be held ia the Court room.
HAVING on hand large stock of all
kinds Of teas, shall cell them below
cost, in orde. to make quick sales.
Samples given to any who desire them.
HERMANN DAHcKE, near the old Post
Office. 36w3
MEssRs. II. K1xBAlI and Rob er
Jones, from Porter county, Indiana, ar
rived here on Tuesday, on their way to
Ellsworth, Wis.,, to visit their relatives.
They will bethe guests Of G. W. Kim
ball. Maurice Kinoball and Dallas Ma
son during their stay in Ellsworth.
TIE Grand lodge of Good Templars
met in annual session in this city to-
day, at 10 o'clock, n. M, but had trans
acted no business beyond the prelimina-
ry arrangements up to the time Of our
going to press. There are large num-
Der Of delegates present and more are
expected at noon to-day.
YEsrERD.s Az afternoon team started
to run from Densmore7s Foundry, but
was stopped by the prompt effort of q
gentleman who was standing near.
The driver, however, was thrown from
his wagon hythe suddenness of the start
and narrowly escaped being seriously in
jured. The wheel almost struck his
head, and if the horses had gone step
farther it must have passed over it.
He was farmer whose name we could
not ascertain.
Mr.. J. @. Dow has purchased a
herd Of twentyfour head as fine young
cattle as have ever been sold in this
market, will begin butchering them at
once, and cur readers who are found of
good beef should give him a call. This
herd was purchased Of MI. Purdy, who
is famous for raising good cattle.
Mr.. HACK desires to express his graf
itude to his friends and neighbors, for
their manifestations Of sympathy and
regard during his recent affection, and
for their kindness in assisting in the last
ceremony Of respect to the remains Of
his deceased wife.
WAcouTA GRANGE. P. Of H. is to
have picnic on Friday next ut Browns
Centennial Picnic Grounds, Waeouta.
Patrons generally and their families
are invited and merry time is antici-
pated.
BISHOP GRACE, Of St. Paul, will visit
this parish for the purpose of admins
tering the sacrament of confirmation on
Sunday, July 9th, and Belle Greek on
Monday July 10th.
On Saturday evening, June 18th,
the Union Harmonics, company of Ia
dies and gentleman from Chicago, st.
Louis and Dubuque, will give concert
Mt Temperance Hall, over the Post Of
fee. They sing for the benefit 9th Y.
NJ. G. A. Admission Scents.
MAYOR SrERRErr, wife and children,
left for Philadelphia Sunday evening to
remain in that city until July 10th.
They will return home in August. The
Mayor was granted leave Of absence at
the last meeting of the City Council