The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-01

--SoNE THING HANDsoME-THEG GAR.
DEN CRY SULKYe PLow&AF C.pBETcH,
Err g. Co's.-You missed treat by not
seeing the Garden City Sulky Plow at
the trial Saturday last at the farm Of
MIR. Pkillip Storkle, Featherstone.
We, obmitted to mention last week
that Messrs. Jones l. Cook have pur-
chased ,the Office of the Cannon Falls
Beacon of John A. Leonard, and are
now conducting that paper. They make
livery readable paper and one especial
~ valuable because of it's local news.
We wish them every success.
know all men (and women too)
that I have the agency Of the Rogers
Upright Piano, "the best piano in the
world" for the State of MIMI, and
that I will sell a few for introduction
cheap for cash. Every piano warranted
in any way desired. If you want a
piano send postal card to the upright
man, S. II. HILLMAN,
Red Wing, MINI
American medicated Blackberry
Brandy, for sale by Frederick & Hack,
is represented to be a never failing cure
for cholera morbus, diarrhra, dysen-
terry. hux and all kindred diseases. 1t
relieves pain, gives tone to the stomach,
restores the bowels to natural condi-
tioe and invigorates the system, and it
is at the same time ralatable and cheap.
->Aesterday evening, as Mrs. W. II.
Featherstone was crossing Third street
on West Avenue, in her buggy, man
named Muller, who drives pop wagon
came down Third street pell NELL and
ran the wagon tongue into the hind
wheel Of her buggy, overtucning it and
throwing her out with'such force as to in
jure her severely. Besides being badly
shocked aed bruised she received an
Ugly cut on her head and another on her
arm. Mr.. Muller, we are told, drove
right on without stopping to look at tn . =
Of his recklessness. H.
ought to be taught that even pop wagon :.
ought not to be hurried through the
streets at dangerous rate Of speed.
Some time ago man calling HIM
self Tyler hired team of Mr..
Ed. johnson, of this city, to go to Zum-
brota. He did hot return as promised,
and Mr.. johnson concluding that his
team was stolen advertis ed it, Offering
$50 reward for its recovery. Last
week a man from this city saw the team
in the hotel stable at Pine Island, and,
on being told that it was left there by
traveller, who took the stage thence for
Rochester, promising to return the next
day, he was confirmed in his opinion
that it was Mr.. Johnson's team and &C.
cordingly brought it home. The thief
has not yet been arrested: He borrow
ed an oyercoat of the Pine Island land
lord when he went thence to Roches-
ter.
On Monday afternoon a man named
Adolph johnson, who for Il number of
years has been employed by Messrs.
Brink T. Williams as mason tender, fell
from q scaffolding at the La Grange
mill, on to shed adjoining and from
that on to the ground. The fall was
about fourteen feet but the unfortunate
man struck his head against the stone
base Of the wall Of the mill and broke
MS skull. He was Immediately taken
up and received every possible attention,
but died from his injuries during the
night. He leaves a wife and five chill
1ren by whom his loss will be severely
felt. As far as we can learn his fall
was an accident for the occurrence Of
which no one can be blamed.