The Grange advance., 1874-11-18

"O1IA C0Ae yc6I'
"A large number of our singers met at
J. c. Hawes' music store last Friday even
ing.
Winter apples at the lowest rates for
sale by Zirkflbach, Astor Place, Main
street.
Fresh oysters direct from Baltimore.
Think. of it. Zirkelbach keeps them con-
stantly for sale.
The oyster is at hand. The best brand
will be found constantly on hand at Hoyt's
Restaurant.
Wheat is coming in speedily. Farm
ers are selling no more, however, than they
can possibly help.
The members ola Grange Engine Com
pany No. are preparing for grand ball
on the evening Of the 26th of November.
The only place in the city to get first
class cakes, pies, bread, and any thing else
in the bakers line, is Hoyt's City Bakery.
e. P. Lowater has the finest stock of
plain and fancy hand sleds for children ever
brought to this city. They are well worth
examining.
-Zirkelbach is again manufacturing
those excellent taffys. Remember that he
keeps by far the finest stock ofconfectiona-
ry in Red Wing.
Mrs. R. C. Hall has just received su-
perior lot Of ladies' American and French
felt hats, furs and cloaks. Remember that
her stock is all new.
Nine hundred and orty-eight dollars
and ffty-fve cents worth Of money orders
were sold at the post Office last week by the
obliging clerk E. H. Druse, ESQ.
"A system of water-works between the
Red Wing Mills, Hills Factory, and the
Red Wing Gas Works, has been inaugurat-
ed for the mutual benefit of the three con-
Germs above mentioned.
"A No. ! Aannels from the Alton and
Freeport Mills, the very best in the mark
ct, are being sold by Harald sunde for
fifty cents per yard, which is less than
manufacturers prices
A sociable is to be given by the ladies
Of the NJ. E. Church at the parsonage to-
night Wednesday. From six to eight
o'clock refreshments will be provided. A
cordial invitation is extended.
Gray Brothers celebrated shoes for
ladies and misses, and also a full line of
gents fine slippers of superior quality and
most attractive styles for sale at Heffel6n-
ger, Howell & Co.'s No. IS Main street.
An elegant new line of dress goods,
comprising the most fashionable and beau
tiful patterns, was opened at Harald
Sunde's Main street store last Saturday.
Our ladies will do we'll to call and examine
these goods Immediately.
Pure Mohairs, Black Alpacas and
Brilliantines, the best English Bradford
makes ever imported to this County, will
be sold at twenty cents yard less than
anywhere else in the city, at Harald Sunde's
two stores, 81 Main Street and on Plumb
Street next to Lyons House.
-Swante Anderson, ESQ.,, a prominent
citizen Of this place, accompanied by five of
his friends, left on the nine O'Clock train
last night for the old country. Trollhattan
is their destination, where they will spend
about three months visiting old friends and
relatives.
Albert H. Hardy and Melissa A. Ben
ham; Henry Rubke and Mary Cords; C.. F.
Gilbert and Anna Halliday; Nye Jewell and
Clara Wyman; Erick sevarit and Caroline
Krogstrone; John Jacobson and Dina Olson
are the parties who have applied for and
obtained marriage licenses from the good
looking Deputy Clerk of the District Court.
-Hefelfnger, Howell & Co. keep con-
stantly for sale q full line of boots and
shoes, CATERS and slippers for old and
young, rich and poor, which they purpose
to sell at prices that viii secure quick sales.
Remember the place, Sd door from the cor
ner Of Main and Bush Streets, Red Wing.
&C. H. Smith has . fine assortment of
pocket knives bought direct from the man
ufacturers free Of all the profits of jobbers
and wholesale dealers and which he sells At
correspondingly low prices. Call and ex-
anime and be convinced. at the new hard
ware store, opposite the Goodhue House,
Plumb street.
We have counted the number Of ke1-
nels Of wheat in . bushel and find that II
tie whole wheat crop Of 1873, which was
shipped from this city, was placed in con-