The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-28

folks, in doors or out doors. The par
or Creedmoor affords more anus ement
than anything else, no expense after
first cost. Call and see It at Witney's
gun shop. Main street, Red Wing.
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On Monday evening blacksmith
named Rice, living ut Cannon Falls,
was said to be in ~ dangerous condition
from injuries received on Saturday eve
ming. lie accuses two men of beating
him, but the opinion was prevalent that
his hurts were from falls received while
drunk. .''.- .7t '.'1'' ...s l.
The New York Suns mania has
become chronic and there is no hope of
its recovery. Every number contains
from two to five columns of abuse Of
President Hayes, and the malevolence
OF its abuse has about destroyed what
ever Influence it had hitherto been able
to exert. .8 =
ION Monday last Mr.. Peter Ander
son, of Chicago, was married to Miss
Selma Esping, of this city. The ccre-
mony was performed at the residence
of the brides mother, by Rev. DR.. Wat
son, Of the Episcopal church, and in the
evening a wedding party took place at
the Svea hall, on Bush street, which
was very largely attended.
| Meetings will be held every Sab
bath, in the Norwegian NJ. E. Church,
corner of 9Th and Potter streets, as fol-
lows: Sunday school at to 1917 a. m.
Services from l01@ to - a. m; Sunday
school in English from 81 to p. m.
Service 7 p. m; Class meeting on Tues
day evenings and prayer meeting on
Thursday evenings. E. ORvEsoN,
Those who want to plant seed of
that early corn we noticed last fall, as
being grown by Mr.. 9. B. Yeoman's,
of Pierce county, Wis, and ripening in
90 days from the time of planting, will
find some selected for seed at the store
of Messrs. Carlson 4 Anderson, on
Main street, next Dc to Hawley's
drug store.
The .Pioneer-P Press has taken our
advice and ceased to abu se it's old favor
tie, Senator Blaine; and has since de-
voted itself to electioneering fo- HAYES.
1t it a popularity of the Pioneer that it |
is always ready to kick the going
and laud the coming man, but it some
times mistakes as to which man is
going or coming.
w. N. Sweeney has purchased, of |
Mrs. Harriet Murphy, all her remain
ing interest in Institute Addition to
this city and 2 ow offers it for sale
at a great reduction on former prices.
This affords a splendid opportunity to
get home near the business portion of
the city. Mr.. B. B. Herbert is agent
for all this prope rty.
Col. Temple is in town and is
making prepare tons to bring out the
great War Drarn IA, "The Union Spy,''
in a few days. We have seen the play
as performed under Col. Temples man
agement and IN esitating]y pronounce
it one of the best pieces ever put upon
the stage, and have no doubt of it's com
plete success in bur city.
Leon township has a local insur-
ance company of which John Miller is
president, J. A. Holm, vice president,
J. Lagerstrom, secretary and G. Holm,
treasurer. 1t has insured 100000 of |
property and had no losses; and it has |
saved at least $4,000 to its members,
which they would otherwise have paid |
to outside insurance conn anies.
PAINS in BACK, HEAD, HEART,
Lungs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Luns-
6ago, Sciatica, Pneumatic Gout, Nerv-
Gus and Kidney diseas es, positively
cured by DR.. Filters Rheumatic Ren,-
edy and Vegetable Liuer Pits. Meier
fail echen persevered in. For circulars,
Pamphlets, Guarantees, &c., go to yoetr
Druggists, Nesen f. Funk, agents for
Red Wing. 43yl
pm W1rc Mall, O7Al,