The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-11

ing at it killed three at the single shot,
although he did not see but the one.
Mrs. Charles would inform the Ia
dies that her former milliner, Miss
Rawson, will arrive on Thursday direct
from the East prepared to execute all
orders. .- 27tl
We have now no agent and, except
Mr.. B. B. Herbert, no one is authorized
to collect money or make contracts for
US. Mr.. Herbert will attend to any
business in the Office in our abs nce.
&C. L. Hail., of St. Paul, paid US a
visit on Saturday evening, leaving a
copy of his Memoirs of the present
State officers and members of the 10Th
legislature, for which he has our thanks.
R. B. Kellogg, expressn ian, has
states for orders at Hawley & Kel-
logg's drug store and ut Mcdonald &
Kellosg's furniture store. Or lers left
at either place will be attended to
promptly. 18w6m
Those "twins'' which we noticed
last week had, it seems, fur and claws
on the left side, also, and the old moth
er cat has never spoken a word in her
life and never will. The letter bore
date Of April LIST.
The Novelty Harness Works, E.
P. Watson superintendent, have been
removed to the store two doors south of
the old post Office on Bush street, where
Mr.. W. will be glad to see his old
friends and customers.
Diseases of the Kidneys affect the
whole system. Should not be neglected
single day. Tar acts directly and is
the natural remedy. Take thu "Forest
Tar;" it is pure preparation and
cures when other remedies fail.
We regret to note that Miss Myrta
Buck has resigned her position as teach
er in the South school, because of ILL.,
health. She is an estimable young lady
and good teacher. Miss C"n bingham,
of this city has been appointed in her
place.
"A friend demonstrates with US for
saying that the old railroad Companies
had not money enough to Iuy tie.
Well, we believed what they Baid, and
we remember that whenever We dunned
a member for his subscription le would
reply that he had no money.
The American Young Folks is win
ming popular favor Throughout the west.
It is really meritorious, Entertaining,
pure and useful paper for boys and
girls. Is pages, illustrated. Sent one
year for so cents. It is published
monthly at Topeka, Kansas.
&C. Peterson & Co, are ready to get
up window screens cheaper than the
cheapest. Leave ordel Is early and Sc
cure good screens chap and in time
for the first flies. L icy have land
scape, figured and plail wire-cloth and
warrant their work to i've satisfaction.
-Eisenbrand ''the old reliable
clothier Of the city le1 ives for the east
this week to personally buy the largest
and most complete stock in his line eve,
brought to this city. Look out, hold
on, wait. He will speak through the
columns of the ADvAN<E in due season
Simmons & Strand hes are receiving
their spring supply of dry goods, gro
ceries. ETC., and their customers viii
find them busy marking and shelving
their new stock, but wiling at all times
to stop that work to show or sell goods
Give them call and see what they
have to offer.
Those who want to plant seed Of
that early corn we noticed lat fall, Of
being grown by Mr.. G. B. Yeoman's 8,
Of Pierce county, Wis.,, and RI pening in
30 days from the time of planting, will
find some selected for seed at the store
of Messrs. Carlson e. Anderson, or
Main street, next door to Hawley's
drug store.
w. NJ. Sweeney has purchased, Of
Mrs. Harriet Murphy, all her remain,