The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-01
Red WING AND VICINITY
HEATING STOVES at greatly
reduced prices, At G. E. Smiths,
Plum Street. .".'" 7tf

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reduced prices, at G. e. Smiths,
Plum Street. ...'" 7tf
CHRISTMAS TREES at Zirkelback's 9,
for sale cheap. T. ~. 8w3
The city council meets on Saturday
evening next in regular session.
THF river is solidly and safely frozen
over and teams are crossing without
risk. ""
ELwELL & HILL will sell goods at
bottom prices, for cash for the next
thirty days. ew2
The planning mill of Mr.. D. G. Hill,
on Main street near Bluff, closes for the
season on Saturday evening next.
SPECIAL care has been taken by To-
water & Cole in selecting just the arti-
cles for holiday gifts. Call and exam
inc them. 8w4
QU1rE a number of deer have been
brought hither from Pierce county with
in few days past, and the hunters are
rejoicing.
We will sell strictly for cash after this
date, and can, therefore, give low prices.
ElWell u Hill. 8w2
The November report of the public
schools of this city, gives the monthly
attendance at ssl-4oo boys and 431
girls.
Mr.. I. A. BAKER, of Cannon Falls,
is one of the jurors for the U. S. dis
trict, court, December term to meet in
St. Paul, on the 18th inst.
The store Of Messrs. Setback & Dan
ielson, on Bush street, next door to the
post Office, is an excellent place at which
to purchase family groceries.
CALL in and see the large variety of
silver and plated ware, watches and
jewelry, books, fancy goods and notions
for holiday gifts at Lowater g. Coles.
ALL persons owing the firm of Elwell
& Hill 'ci1 soce costs by paying the
same at once. 8w2
LAST Sunday night and Monday we
had regular spell Of January weather.
The thermometer marked twenty-five
degrees below zero at FIVE O clock a. m.
Monday.
The handsome black walnut show
case, in which Messrs. Lowater & Cole
display their silverware, was made by
Messrs. Kayser & Wetstine, corner of
Third and Fulton streets.
The sale of lands for taxes delin-
quent commenced at the court house to-
day. There are fewer pieces of land to
be offered than usual, the taxes having
been pretty closely paid up.
Mr.. WV. CArL1N, of Cherry Grove
township, is to leave Minnesota in few
days for Saratoga, New York, on &C.
count of the ill-health Of his wife. He
expects to be gone year or two.
The building on Main street, recently
occupied by the late John Mansfield,
will be sold at public auction, Friday,
Dec. Sd, at 2 o'clock, p. m.
J. A. LAWRENCE,
Administrator.
To THE LAD1Es.-Use Gillett's soap
Powder for washing. No washboard, no
muss, you can do your entire washing
while you are eating your breakfast. TO
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East Avenue.
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