The Grange advance., 1874-11-04
THE GRANGE ADVANCE.
oaetal Paper d asodA.s usa.ty
Red Wing and Vicinity:

The Hotel de B.tlo is open for hdsiness.
j, maA' 1T frame Of Hoods 1''SS""''' Hall
Wheat is selling for 20 cents PEI
bushel.
Hubbard & Brown are enl.rgins one
Of their storage houses.
Ed. Welch. Esq.,, Of Prescott, appeared
on our streets, Monday.
The Hon. c. K. Davis passed through
town Monday, on the morning train.
-Waterproofs, bsttings and csshmeres
are to be had At the lowest prices At Harald
Sunde's.
To-day, (Tuesday,) is election day.
We issue too soon to give any Of the elec-
tion returns.
Go to Harald Sunde's for your woolen
yarns, jeans and fannels fresh from the
manufactures.
Remember that Zirkl klebach keeps con-
stsntly on hand full line Of those whole
some and delicious taAys.
-Tuzzi's saloon has been closed by the
Sheriff, and the contents seized upon by
writ Of attachment.
Advertisers should remember that the
ADVANCE has in tits county three times the
circulation of any other paper published.
The pay car 9f the Milwaukee & St.
Paul railroad visited Red Wing Monday.
Numerous parties tere overjoyed to see it.
DO you want yak laces, collars, ties,
gloves, corsets or laces? Go to Harald
Sunde's and get tie latest manufacturers
-Zirklebach is receiving the best varie-
ties of apples by the car load which he will
sell as low as any other man. Give him a
call.
&C. L. Taylor, Esq, Of Maiden Rock,
the Peoples Liberal Reform Candidate for
Member Of Assembly, was in this city last
Thursday.
j. D. Kellogg is making some of the
finest pictures welever saw. He has lately
added to his facilities, and we do not think
uV Cdu US UcaCcus
j. D. Kellogg has the largest stock and
greatest variety Of picture frames ever
brought to the city, which /he offers at cost
for the next sixty days. II
do you want the best az ever brought
to Minnesota ; go to c. H. Smiths on Plumb
street, and buy the Lumber mans pride. {"
It cannot be excelled
-Sa-gant, Roath & Co. have fine lot Of
spitzenberg, Baldwin, and Rhode Island
Greening apples suitable for winter use :.
Call and look at them. .
Go and see the fine stock Of boots and
shoes displayed by Heffel6nger, Howell
& Co. in Richter's old stand, Main st.
If you once see, you may purchase. Who
knows?
ALL kinds Of goods received and sold
on commission at the new and popular auc-
tion and commission store, opposite the
new hotel. Auction sales every afternoon
and evening.
Those contemplating giving Christmas
presents can do no better than to go to Kel-
logg's gallery and get some Of those beau
tiful large photographs taken. There is
nothing more appropriate.
The beautiful and accomplished Misses
Belle and Annie Williams, of Evanston ILL.,,
nieces Of Mrs. Reed Williams, of this city,
have been visiting the latter lady at her
residence for two or three weeks past.
Every boob sold BY E.. P. Lowater is
furnished with p patent paper cover free
Of charge. Our readers will do we'll to
note this fact, and recollect that for school
"books these cover4 are almost indispensable.
Major Martit Maginnis, Delegate to
Congress from the Territory Of Montana
has been visiting relatives in this place for
some days past Mrs. W. W. Phelps will
spend the winter in Washington, q guest of
the Majors. !
The brilliany&oung editor, MIR. E.. A..
Henderson, Lately of)the Hutchinson Enter
I price, NOW Of the N6nsapolis Tribune, was
in town last satu1day. We see by the COL
umns OF the T'iaat"e that he is putting in
some very good York on that paper.
In addition to the large order Of g.
500 yards @of & aaanel ordered by Harald
sunde last weef from the Alton Mills, be
HIS this week ofdered 8, ,2eo yards from tie
celebrated Freeport Mills. These aannels
are all Of very superior" quality, are
heavy and firm and the threads are we'll
twisted and strq ing. We do not hesitate in
pronouno'ng Use aannels, after examine