Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-23

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Il. A. LlTyLEFlELD, l.oc,. Editor.
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We are pleased to announce the arrival
in town of our friend K. n. McLaren. We'll
come home, Mac.
Hot, Hottest, Hottertottcrist
Say all our exchanges, and so say We
The thermometer indicated from 1O2 to 1O5
degrees above, in the shade, last Saturday
and Sunday. Ice cream, soda water and
ginger pop, are the order Of the day.
Musickc. ..... ...-. ... ..-..
We thank somebody for a delightful G,
scramble during the I've sma' hours' d
last Tuesday night. If q sound half way
between the grunt Of a porker and the yell
Of catamount can properly be styled mu.
sic, then We pronounce it music indeed.
I.o! the Poor Indian.
Quite large number Of Indians have
been in town this week, and are an object
of considerable curiosity to strangers who
are visiting our city. 1t is about time 70,
new potatoes and roasting ears-hcnce, thei,
(the Jndians) visit at this time. They are
campcd on the Cannon about three miles
from here.
l:ody's Lady'S Book.
The August number of this excellent
magazine came to hand this week, and is in
no wise inferior to prior numbers. It is EN-.
bcllished with large number Of patterns
fashion plates, ETC., and is for sale by E. P.
Lowater. Subscriptions received a, this
office. We viii! furnish the Sentinel and
Zn7ys Boak for $500 year.
New Volume.
One more humble: vii! complete the Sd
volume Of the Sntinl1, and we hone all
who wish to see our paper sustained will
use their endeavors to help lis enlarge our
subscription list. We shall strive to make
the S'nt'na1a tirst-class journal. and With
the aid Of all Democrats to enable Us to du
it. Now is the time to show your good
will and patriotism. Pitch in, gents.
Vegetables.
All may not be aware that we have q
vegetable market in our city, yet such is
the FACT We were somewhat surprised
however, upon learning to what an extent
the trade Is carried on. We allude to those
little girls and boys, who, with baskets or
their arms, and happy smile on thei,
faces, perambuate our streets every morn
ing calling from house to house, with theil
clean, fresh vegetables. These industrious
little ones ought to be we'll patronized b,
those who have to buy vegetables Their
stock consists of turnips, bcets, radishes
leutlcc, onions. ETC., ETC., which they sci
cheap, and deliver fire, Of charge.
Yachting.
This is new subject to most Of our Rel
Wing readers, but it is one which SHOULD
claim the attention Of all WHO wish to en-
joy our beautiful moonlight evenings to the
fullest extent. Directly opposite this cit,
is beautiful sheet Of water which is boil
large and deep enough to sail boat Of te,
or fifteen tons. 1t can be rendered easy
access with very little labor and expense
by simply cutting small canal through tn
island, the distance across which is cam.
parativcly trifling. When finished, bo:
could start from Red Wing, and in five min
ntcs be transported into one of the mos
beautiful lakes in the country. There Ger
tainly ought to be energy enough omong on
citizens to consummate this desirable OF
jcct. Who will take the preliminary step:
Don't all speak at once, but let sonebod
SAY something. Though not quite as larg'
it is a much safer body Of water to sail O.
than Lake Pepin. We shall he happy t
chronicle the formation of yachting clu
in our city.
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