The Grange advance., 1874-12-29

keeps them. -. .e =. -
"A good dish Of oysters can be had
at Nelson g. Hoyt's for IS cents, Who
would not eat oysters at such price.
christmas is coming, and Hoyt &
Nelson have put in large stock Of
holiday goods, toys, candies and mic
macs. Call and see them.
The we'll known bakery on Main
street, now owned by Nelson &, Hoyt,
is supplied with the very best bakers,
who are experts in getting up fine CAKES
and other "fxins' for holidays, parties
and weddings.
Inquire of E. j. Howard on the
place, or E: Z. Hodgson, Red Wing,
MINI.
The celebrated Alexander kid glove
of all shades and sizes are $l.00 pair
at Harald Sunde's. They make neat
little Hohday present.
Mr.. McRostie of the firm of Carlson
e. McRostie, marble cutters, has gone
East on business of Importance. When
he returns we may be able to announce
a new member of the concern.
New MILL1NERY.-Mrs. G. G. Es-
ping has just opened in her building op-
posite Pierce g. Simmons Bank a fine
stock of millinery and fancy goods,
which she invites the public to call and
examine.
Are you looking for fine pair of slip.
pers to present to gentleman friend :?
Go to Hefelfnger, Howell & Co.'s new
boot and shoe store, Main street, and
our word for it you will find just what
you want.
Mr.. John King and wife nee Miss
Fannie Estes, have been spending few
days in our city. We understand that
they will hereafter reside in St. Paul.
GooDs AT Your OWN PR1CEs.--Sim-
mons, Olson & Bush in pursuance of
their plan to close out their business,
are selling their goods off at auction.
You can now gets your goods at whole
sale cost prices during the day and at
your own prices every evening.
A basket picnic and hard times lance
will be given in Music Hall, Friday
night. A regular old fashioned good
time will surely be the result.
For neat holiday present examine
the full line of winter slippers for ladies,
gents, misses and children at the new
boot and shoe store of Hefel6nge, How
ell & Co. These slippers are of the
very neatest styles, and make most ap-
propriate holiday gifts.
! WAN7ED.-To exchange Sugar, Cof-
fee, Greenbacks and sich like truck for
Butter and Eggs.
Young Hysoa Tea, 4o@50c best 90c.
Japan Tea, 50@60c best 75c.
w. SHERMAN,
Sd st.
How lucky it is that the publisher of
Andreas' Atlas placed the names of our
prominent citizens under their likeness
es. No one would have known them
else.
A merciful man is merciful to his
horse, and no man is merciful to his
horse who will permit him to stand in
the cold without blanketing. Ergo, the
merciful man will 60 at once to the Har-
ness Shop of w. g. S. H. Haynes and
buy a pair Of those splendid horse
blankets, which are good, durable and
cheap.
E. A. Henderson, one of the local ed
itors of the Minneapolis Tribune has
been rusticatipg for a few days in our
midst. We assure our readers that Ed.
is not to blame for the general worth
lessness of the Tribune and we are con-
ident they will agree with us when we
say that the local department. of that
sheet is its only redeeming feature.
Christmas week Judge Deakin issued
marriage licenses to the following per-
sons: James H. Smith and Sida Miller:
Eli johnson and Fannie Mann; John
Mcclellan and Ellnor Sieley; Swan A.
Westby and Grata Amelia Christian
son; Fred Hinze and Catherine Reese:
A. e. Henderson and Amalie Fyhrie.
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