The Grange advance., 1874-04-08
Red Wing and Vicinity.

navigation this spring. ~,
work ON ". F. Cross new livery STA
BILE is being vigorously carried on
20. Eames' coopers turn out from two
to three hundred completed barrels day
An ell. twenty by thirty, is being added
to Fred severson's house on Bush street.
Augustus says the ladies do not appear
to give thought to US fellows who keep
away from the saloons.
The furnishing Of the new hotel will
cost from $4,000 to $l2 600 and not $685.
600 as stated last week.
The ice in the river, opposite Red Wing,
moved, for the first time this year, on Sat-
urday, at 1885 P. m.
John Winters new brick addition to
his place on Plumb street will be 2O134 feet
and two stories high.
One day last week Lake City team
in crossing the lake broke through the ice
but escaped with duoking.
Last Friday night, FIRE in Spring
Coolie consumed one hundren cords Of wood
belonging to Mr.. Hugh Adams.
May lst, Mr.. Heising re-opens his
brewery sample room and will, theneeforth,
sell nothing stronger than lager.
johnson, late assistant Of G. J. Brazee,
has started new barber shop on Third
street under F. A. Poole's drug store.
Two men suffering from severe At
tack Of dipsomania acted in IN unpleasant
manner on Main street Saturday night.
Hereafter, until further notice, the
Sunday evening services in the several
churches Of this city will commence at u
o'clock.
During the forenoon services At the
Episcopal Church last Sunday eight per-
sons received the sacrament of Holy Bap-
tism.
Last Saturday the suave clerk Of the
Hickman might be seen on the streets car
rying in his arms new unabridged hotel
register.
Mr.. G. A. Carlson intends to establish,
At no distant day, mill to cut barn bluff
limestone into window caps, door sills, dsg-
stones, &c.
Field & Royce, the proprietors of the
National have been making some needed
improvements about the Office and other
parts Of the house.
Mr. Chas. Erickson has received at his
Bush street store large lot Of children's
carriages, which he will offer the people at
reasonable rates.
g. N. Boutell, the new manager Of the
Hickman House bar room, expects to add
billiard table to his establishment within .
week or ten days.
IF. Kempe & Co. are constructing, in
tho rear Of their store ON Plumb street, an
addition 18 by 20 feet, TO- accommodate
their rapidly increasing trade.
Carlson & McRostie having received q
stock of frst-class marbles and everything
being in readiness are prepared to fill all
orders in their line with alacrity.
Next fall, when the new hotel billiard
hall gets to running Red Wing will have
seventeen billiard tables for the accommo-
dation Of the lovers Of the. fascinating
game.
The much-talked Of Sunday Morning
Netcs died premature death. The causes
which killed it before it was born were,
probably, an overplus Of money, too much
patronage and unskillful treatment.
-Resd the advertisement Of G. A. Carl.
son of his lime and cut stone, among our
new advertisements this week. Red Wing
has the best lime in the State, and Mr.. Carl
son guarantees to give satisfaction every
time.
Carlson e. McRostie advertise their
1ew Marble Works this week. This is .
branch Of manufacture that Red Wing has
long needed, and now let every one show
their appreciation by their patronage. It
is always true philosophy to patronize
home manufactures.
in exeavatin6 for the cellar Of their
new brick block Cogel & Betcher have been
compelled to resort to blasting, although
nothing but gravel is found in the vacinity
Of their diggings. Jack Frost had taken
such . firm hold on the gravelly soil-it
reaches . depth Of six feet-that the use Of
wedges and pick axes were intellectual,
hence the blasted explosions.
Salmon Wheeler, an old and highly
respected citizen of this Dlace. died April
18th, At 6p. M, Of consumption and old
sge. Had he lived until next July he
vonld have hean a1 u...,a u..A..,