The Grange advance., 1874-05-27
Remember the Great Eastern Circus
and Menagerie on Friday.

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neapolis, will be held in this city on the
18th of June
| Mr.. James Lawther is preparing to
build four dwelling houses on Levee street
opposite Mrs. W. W. Phelps residence.
| The Woman's Temperance League of
this city, will hold a meeting at the NJ. E.
Church on Wednesday, May p, at o'clock
p. m.
The petition lately circulated asking
the Council to convert Barn Bluff into a
park was signed by every one to whom it
was presented.
| Young America is. we trust, cognizant
of the fact that the glorious fourth ap-
proaches and that fire-crackers may be
had at Bixby's.
Yesterday and day before Prof: D. P.
Hurlbut gave free and wonderful exhibi-
tion of his new system of educating and
tanning the horse.
-Chas. Wilson, Esq, having purchased
Capt. Smithers residence, on the bank of
the river, has repainted, furnished and
! fitted it up in good style.
In Minneapolis the circus license is
$3.50 per day. That is good precedent
and Red Wing and all other towns in the
State should follow suit.
The Citizen, Of Minneapolis, says in a
recent number that Red Wing is to have an
Opera House costing $15,000,000 dollars
How's that for hyperbole?
"A spring style of hat appeared on our
streets last Friday which was perfect
'stunner." 1t looks more like clothes
basket than any thing else.
| One day last week Chas. Nc Kinstry
while playing around Goodier's pumping
machine was caught in the gearing and ter
ribly hurt, but not fatally:
u. H. Bowman is remodeling build
ing on his lot, one block above Heising's
brewery, and we will soon have another
much needed dwelling house.
! -Thos. McSorley has rented his brick
store next to Diepenbrock's, 8, to parties from
Maine, to be used as wholesale and retail
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Fisherman Simeon Jones captured, one
day last week, veritable Louisiana peli-
can, which has been on exhibition ever
since at Walkers barber shop.
Frank Sterrett, the Diamond 10 Line
man at Red Wing, a four horse team in
himself, is in the city taking up river and
wheat m matfare -Nt DunI Dro.o
That dance in Music Hall the night of
Monday the 18th was a most enjoyable af-
fair. A great number of people attended
and everyone had splendid time.
An old citizen, in communication to
the Republican, is very anxious to have Barn
Bluff Park Immediately laid out and con-
structed. $50 say we all of u.s.
Our City Marshal, with noteworthy
zeal. is making all offenders against the
health laws toe the mark or stand the con-
sequences Of their criminal neglect.
Meeting Of the Woman's Temperance
League Of Red Wing on Wednesday, the
9th, at 3 p. m., at the Methodist church.
Every lady in Red Wing should be there if
possible.
j. D. Kellogg, photographer and live
man, will establish branch gallery about
| the middle Of June in the town of Zumbrota,
This will not intefere with his large busi-
ness in this city.
The four-oared lap stroke Of the Min
nesota Boat club of St. Paul, propelled by
the strong arms Of their boat crew, passed
this city on their way to Frontenac last
Saturday evening.
The continued dry weather was quite
detrimental to the wheat in this vicinity,
but the glorious showers Of Saturday and
Sunday have set everything to rights and
made the farmers happy.
The foundation wall Of Webster's new
omnibus barn approaches completion.
This establishment is to be of stone and
brick, two stories high with frontage Of
| sixty feet on Third street.
Rev. Mr.. McClary, of Minneapolis,
preached in the Methodist Episcopal
Church at morning and evening service,
last Sunday. All his old friends in this
city were delighted to see him.
The patriotic people of this city should
not fail to make arrangements soon for the
proper observance of the 4th of July.
They cannot do better than to attend the
Grange celebration at Bailey's grove.
Last Friday and Saturday the great
firm Of Chandler & Sterrett, grain mer-7
chants, of this city. paved ont for wheat