Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-13

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Our readers will, BY referring to our ID
vertising columns, notice that the Jewelry
establishments OF E n. Bend and A. W.
Esping, have been merged into one, unde,
the firm name Of Bond 4 Esping.
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Large Vegetables.
T. J.. Smith, Esq., last Saturday laid on
our table . tomato measuring 1o14 inches in
|circumtersnce, and an onion measuring
inches arosnd. II anybody in this county
has raised larger ones this year, we shall be
happy to hear from them. i 100 4'rts
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A Map Of Europe, F
Presented BY the Home insurance Co., oI
New York, was received at this office las,
week, for which the donors have our thanks
The map is very accurate and complete
|one, and the Home Insurance Company is
one Of the best in the Union, representing
q cash capital Of $1,000,00o, with ! surplus
Of over $4Oo,C00. Warren Bristol, ESQ.,, j.
agent in Red Wing ts. On ...s5'1 81 a,
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Persons wishing to buy milk, are request.
ed to call upon q. Poodle Warts, Esq, long
and unfavorably known in this community
As five per cent-a- month stump. tailed COW
and dilapidated wagon broker. Ills milk is
Manufactured Of the very worst materials
that can be procured, and IS warranted not
to give satisac ION in any case. A share Of
patronage is disrespectfa1ly solicited--par-
ticulaIly from Norwegi"ns. See ord in
another column. ',. 5..I n. .s,.s1.-'
The Bank of Red Wi.s.
This institution was opened in our city
his week, and is now issuing bills. From
a personal acquaintance with the President
and Cashier, we fee: assured that this bank
will be conducted in an honorable manner
Mr.. Taylor, the President, was formerly
President Of the State Bank of Iowa. The
Cashier, Mr.. G. Panncll, INFORM, us that
the bank will issue no more bills than they
are able to take care OF. The bank is in
Wilkinson's Block, on Main street. a.l sa5
Police. ... --..r..-.-~.-. ,. r.ol. .3!dt
The following conversation took place a
day or two since, between couple of iuve-
niles: ,f.4 . m,
Lou.--Gov, did you know there. vi was a
watchmsn in Red Wing ie I%Lg
Gov.-No. Who is it z Where does he
watch? T~Ja lLE.l .,5..G
Lou.-His name is J-- D.. D. ~ i He
watches in the First Ward. sticks to it like
grim death to deceased native Of Ethiopia.
and I'll bet my boots he has his hands full,
Gift Book Establishment. 5
All gift book enterprises are no: hamhues.
The establishment Of G.. G.. Evans. the
originator Of tho Gift. Book system, is the
most extensive and only reliable one Of the
kind in the world. He presents . gin with
every book he sells, and makes it point to
distribute five hundred dollars, worth Of
presents With every thousand dollars worth
Of books. His store Is ct 439 Chestnut st.,
Philadelphia, to which place an, letters for
books or catalogues Of hooks and gifts must
bs addressed; .st91aoaI
Good books arc gems to tie mind :, and N
jewels, jodiciously worn, arc graceful ojrr1na.
ments to the person." rsar e,..5.. .,.15s.
Cap Nanufactory. 79 T.. zof5t~.
Our attention has been called during the
past week, to the arrangements which have
been made BY our fellow towusmau.o G. ].
Lundgrsn, for the manuscture Of caps.--
We called in q bic. establishment, and saw
several specimens Of his skin, which reflect
great credit upon the manufacturer. This
attempt d home manufacture deserves TO Be
encouraged BY our sitissns, and We hope
Mr.: Lu'ndgrsn viii b veil patronissd. He
makes biz work durable, and warrants sat.
h1hetion n al Cases. He Intends TO- locate
bis establishment in Red Wing, Ipsrmansns.
y. Rsad his advertisement. 90 3ss
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