The Grange advance., 1874-09-30

-Ihe funeral OF Dr. Ames at Lake City,
was attended by quite number of Masons
from this city.
Produce wanted by J. s. Allyn, corner
Of Main and Bush Streets, Red Wing.
-Hawkins & Conner haze one of the
finest paint shops ID the city, in which they
have just commenced work.
Frank sterret auctioned on Tuesday,
and quite a number went out from Red
Wing to get their dinners. We 60 to press
too early to learn Of the sales. It is one Of
the most extensive sales of farm lands and
! implements ever had in the county.
Mr. A. J. Overalls was looking for that
editor the other day, and proposed to
Over(h)aul him, but the editor took it bac k
and the lion and the lamb lay down to-
gether.
DIR. F. A. Williamson has resigned his
position as chorister Of the NJ. E. Church,
which he has filed with great ability and
at the cost of considerable personal labor,
inconvenience, and sacrifice, for 10, these
many years.
The Farmers and Laborers and
Mechanics Convention nominated full
ticket, all of which will be found out bv
reading an account Of the Convention, re-
ported in full for The GRANGE ADVANCE on
another page.
w. Sherman is moving his popular
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grocery store this week, from his present
place Of business to the room lately occu-
pied by j. S. Allyn on Sd street where he
will be found by all his old friends and Gus
toners.
-" Music hath charms to soothe the saw
age breast" and E. P. Lowater is bound
to do missionary work by selling his mu :
sical instruments in way to bring them
within the reach Of ALL. He offers $4,000
worth of organs, pianos, &c., in exchange
for wheat at $l.o0 per bushel, affordins
everybody chance to get good price for
wheat and to make their wife and daughters
happy.
There are 13 candidates already an.
nounced in this city for the Legislature
the coming Winter. and 700 more yet to
hear from. This lively interest in public
Offices is said to all come from an increa sed
interest in agriculture, it being underst ood
that arrangements are being made for a
gratuitious distribution among the members
of the next Legislature, of large amount
Of valuable variety of "seed wheat. -
Short-Horns, and sich
The Episcopal Church of this city was
crowded on Sunday last to hear the fare
well sermon Of DR.. E. R. Welles, Bishop of
Wisconsin. The Audience was made up of
his own congregation and large number
from other denominations. The DR.. gave
brief review Of the growth Of the Church
in this city, iword Of council with regard
to the relations Of the church to the new
pastor, and parting benediction and fare
well, closing his relations as pastor with
this people whom he has served most faith
fully for the past fifteen years.
Elegant grapes for mourning goods, of
the finest quality ever brought to this mar
ket are to be found at Mrs: Charles, NJ ain
Street.
All local advertisers should remember
that The GRANGE ADVANCE has three times
the circulation in Goodhue County and in
Pierce Co., Immediately contributory to
Red Wing, Of any paper printed. All Of
which we stand ready to prove by q COM
parason Of lists Of subscribers So roll in
your advertisements and you will get your
moneys worth every time.
CLOSING Our.-Simmons, Olson &
Bush announce their determination To sall