The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-24


cents will keep your whole family well
during the winter. Two doses will re-
lieve any case. Sold in all towns in the
United States, and by your druggist
Messrs. johnson Bros.
See Cornelius 2ew advertisement
elsewhere.
Levi is on hand with a new advertise
ment, and as he is getting ready for
spring trade, you can buy winter goods
very cheap.
The St. Paul Dispatch of Thurs
day said: '"Two car loads of supplies
for the frontier sufferers were received
by the Governor, from Red Wing, this
morning.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church
will give refreshment sociable at the
residence Of Mrs. G. L. Marble, East
avenue between 9Th and 7th streets, on
Wednesday evening, January 3lst.
The public cordially invited.
When Belshazzar is over, and that
will be to night, it is hoped the world
will wag again as usual, and that this
community will be freed from the in
spection of exhumed Babylonian curl
osities, and allowed to resume their reg
ular business.
Don't forget that the Pomona
grange of this county meets at Burk-
hardt's hall, Hay creek, on Friday next,
at ten o'clock, a. M, to install officers
and confer degrees. The installation
will be in open meeting and farmers
generally are invited.
Gen. Jennison's Shakesperean
readings for the benefit of the high
school will commence on Tuesday next,
the 23d instant, at the hall of the Swed-
ish Benevolent Society, in Centennial
block, Third street. He will then read
the drama of the midsummer s Night S
Dream" Tickets for the course of five
readings $l.00, and for a single evening
25 cents.
"A man named Luke Rolls, who
lives in Belle Greek, was severely in
jured on Saturday last, by a blow on
the head from a stick of wood in the
hands of man named Benson. 1t
seems that the parties had some words,
when Benson seized the stick and struck
Rolls nearly killing him. Benson was
arrested and is to have a hearing on
Friday next.
The following officers were duly in
stalled in Hay Greek grange on the 18th
inst:
Master, II. Burr;
Overseer, w. Miller;
Lecturer, r. Krieger;.
Treasurer, P. Stromberg;
Chaplain, w. Hayman, Sem;
Steward, j. Zignego;
Asst. Steward, ". Krieger:
Secretary, w. Hayman, Jun:
Gate Keeper, A. Rose;
Ceres, Mrs. r. Krieger;
Pomona, Mrs. P. Stromberg:
Flora, Miss. S. Hayman;
S. A. Steward, Miss Minnie Miller;
Mrs. I. B. Pratt, of Chester, Wa
basha county, has been canvassing this
city for the illustrated history of the
Centennial Exhibition, written by Mr..
James D. McCabe, and published by
the National Publishing Company. 1t
is an interesting and valuable work
compiled from the official record of the
exhibition, and is pronounced authentic
in historic and correct in descriptive &C.
counts of this great exhibition. 1t has
$50 elegant and very correct engravings
ana is printed Oh good paper and in the
best style Of the art. Mrs. Pratt is
agent for the work for Wabasha county
and the city of Red Wing and will re-
turn here in from two to three weeks to
deliver the books ordered and will then
continue the solicitation of new orders.
Those of our citizens who desire the
work will do we'll to be ready for her
at that time if they want to know all
about the Centennial for $3.50, and, at
the same time, patronize deserving
lady, who takes this method of making
up for the losses caused by the burning
of her residence few months ago.