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

i ALL WoRK WARRANTED The
Undersigned DIRE now prepared to do,all
4 sorts Of Painting, Grating, Paper
Hanging, Kalsomining and White
Washing promptly, and will warrant
all their work. Kalsomining and
White Washing done without injuring
carpets or furniture, which need not be
removed from the rooms. Orders to be
left at Poole's store or at our shop in
reer Of Parker's ola stand on Third
street. 26tf INGRAHAM & CR1sLER. .
Yesterday morning while Lewis
Swanson was engaged in shoveling at
the excavation Of the Lagrange mill,
being in a stopping posture, he received
blow on the back of his head from a
pick in the hands of one Of the work
man, inflicting very serious injury.
The sharp point of the pick entered
the skull just back of the crown. The
patient is in the hands of DR.. Jaehnig,
skillful surgeon, who dressed his
wounds, assisted by DR.. W. w. Sweeny.
They report favorably on the case this
morning.
The condition of Eastern avenue
from Eighth street to the cemetery is
disgraceful. It is full of mud holes and
gullies and worse than most country
roads. A few dollars judiciously spent
last fall in constructing a gutter on the
west side of the street wou]p have saved
all this injury to the road and to pri-
vate property on the east side of the
street for which the city ought to pay.
1t seems little hard that tax payers
in that part of the city cannot have
part of the benefit of the expenditure of
the fund to which they contribute.
Mr.. Truman Parker died at his
residence in this city on Saturday
morning last, at about two O clock, after
| an illness of some three months. He
was about GO years of age and has been
resident of this county some eighteen
years, having successfully kept hotel at
Pine Island, Red Wing and Frontenac.,
He was extensively known and highly
esteemed, and in his death Red Wing
loses useful and public spirited citi-
zen. He leaves a wife and two sons.
-Hefelfnger, Howell & Co., are
now opening their spring and summer
stock of Boots and Shoes, comprising a
great variety and all the latest styles.
Their assortment of Ladies' and Chill
dren's shoes, both plain and fancy
styles, is very complete and of Mems
wear they have every thing that the
market demands. They have in their
employ the best workmen and their
work made to order is warranted to give
satisfaction. Give them a call and be
assured by personal inspection Of their
stock.
We are pleased to learn that the
Singer Company have adopted the
Johnston Rufler, they having very re-
Gently perfected arrangements with
Messrs. G. w. Handy & Co., of this
city-they being agents for the John
ston Rufier Co., of Ottumwa, Iowa,
whereby these excellent rufflers are to
be placed in the hands of the Compa-
ny's numerous agents throughout the
civilized world. From the fact that
dealers sell about ten of these rufflers
to one of any other, proves them to be
the standard ruffler of the world.-Se,c
ing Machine Journal, N. y. S.. .
--"Cheap Charley" is not disposed
to delay his business on account of the
weather. He knows that it ought to
be spring and he has, therefore, got on
his spring stock of gentlemen's clothing
and furnishing goods, and it is large,
stylish and we'll assorted stock, and he
means to sell it, weather or. no weather.
He has accordingly marked it at such
low prices. that his customers-and that
means everybody-can afford to buy
even IT the weather should not permit
them to wear it for six months or a year
to come. There is no doubt about it
but that Mr.. Blomar sells good goods,
sells them cheaply, and that whatever
he says about them and the prices he