The Grange advance., 1874-12-08

"A large, Rr6uAte WOuuAAoAe LOB Oo0AA
placed over the grave of James Warner.
>-E. r.. Otis, Esq, one of the editors Of
the St. Paul Dispatch, danced about town
yesterday.
Billy Toms team, in attempting to
cross the river one day last week, broke
through the ice, but were rescued.
"A large lot OF Christmas trees suitable
for Sunday Schools and private gatherings,
for sale At Zirkelbach's.
-Zirkelbach keeps the best assortment
of candies to be found in Red Wing.
Candy toys for Christmas trees at Zir-
kelbach's.
Post Master Webster will occupy his
new quarters for the first time tomorrow.
The money order traffic at the Post
Office amounted to S., ,27997 last week.
The City Council has appointed Captain
David Hancock Wood Inspector for the COM
ing season.
MIR. John Linderman, Of Rockford,
Illinois, is visiting this burg, having ar
rived last Friday.
The safe for the Goodhue County Saw
ings Bank has been received. 1t is large
6re-proof one, containing burglar-proof
compartment.
Five hundred cords Of wood belonging
to the Chicago and St. Paul Railroad, was
burned at Hastings night before last.
AS we 60 to press we are informed Of
the death Of Miss Ella NJ. Smith, daughter
of Pascal Smith Of St. Paul, yesterday at
6 o'clock p. m.
The sociable Of Christ Church, will be
held at the residence of E. Z. Teele on 4th
street, Wednesday evening, Dec 10th.
Refreshments will be served.
Upon the Court Calender Of the CON-
ing term Of the District Court, the name Of
J. c. Mcclure appears as Attorney in no
less than sixty cases.
The transit of Venus occurs to-day,
and Deacon, of the Republican Office has
suggested to US the propriety Of announc-
ing in this connection the fact that Christ
mas is coming.
ALI 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 60 to Kel-
logg's gallery and get some Of those beau
tiful large photographs taken. There is
nothing more appropriate.
IF. W. Sturges, former resident and
attorney Of this city, has gladdened his nu-
merous friends Of this place with his pres
ence and jovial good nature for few days
past. He started to his new home in Con-
cordia, Kansas on the train this morning.
Place. Turner'S new Opera House
time, o'clock Thursday morning last
name, Henry Stafford; age, l2 years; ac-
cident, fell from the floor of the audience
room to the floor beneath; result, one brok-
en- arm, one sprained ditto, bruised body,
and disfgured face. Carelessness.
Every book sold by E. P. Lowater is
furnished with patent paper cover free
Of charge. Our readers will do we'll to
note this fact, and recollect that for school
books these covers are almost Indispensable.
4~-Are you looking for fine pair of slip
pers to present to a gentleman friend. Go
uo@n q
and shoe store, Main street and our word
for it you will find just what you want.
For a neat holiday present examine
the full line Of winter slippers for ladies,
gents, misses and children at the new boot
and shoe store Of Heffel6nger, Howell &
Co. These slippers are Of the very neat
est styles, and make most appropriate holi-
lay gifts.
"A good pair Of boots OF shoes is what
everybody wants, and must have, and they
are most appropriate presents for this time
Of the year. What we were going to say
was, that Hefelhnger, Howell & Co. have
line stock Of everything in the line Of
boots and shoes which they will sell cheap
from now until after the holidays, 80 cheap
that you can afford to buy them to give
away, besides supplying yourself with IN
extra pair for Sunday.
DO you wish Christmas present that
10 at once tasteful and useful You cannot
ind one more appropriate for wife, mother,
sister OF lady friend, than pair Of those
ladies' winter boots Or bootees for sale BY
Hs6slfnger Howell l. Co. The making Of