The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-24
RED WING AND VICINITY
HEATING STOVES at greatly
reduced prices, at G. 4. Smith, 5,
Plum Street. 7tf

Plum Street. 7f
DoN'7 forget to try Poole's Cough
Syrup. IVA
AN immense stock of Toys and Holi-
day Goods ut Lawrence & Co.'S. 7tf
ELLSWORTH, Wis.,, is expecting to
have brickyard next season.
SEE advertisement of Daniel Sanders
sale of stock, etc., in another column.
Toilet SOAPS, Perfumery, Brushes,
great variety at Poole's Drug Store.
For fresh family groceries call at
Grows, corner Third street and Eas t
Avenue.
OYSTERS, stewed, fried or raw, served
up in good style at S. P. McHugh's, on
Third street near Bush.
SURVEYS are being made for a rail-
road route from Wabasha to Faribault,
via Zumbrota village.
DANCE at Opera Hall tonight under
the auspices of the La Grange Engine
Company No. 2. Excellent music.
The tax levy fixed by the council for
city purposes is $685.; this is at the
rate of 13 mills on the hundred dollars.
JOHN Sk1LLnAN, Of Zumbrota, is
claimed to have raised 436 bushels of
wheat on II acres of sod ground, about
39% bushels per acre.
AT Kiern's Park, on the Zumbrota
road near Bush street, there will be
shooting match for turkeys, commencing
at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
TOMORROW is Thanksgiving day, and
services will be held in the city churches
generally. Business will be suspended
partially from about 10 a. m. till 8 p. m.
The Post Office of this city was
draped in mourning yesterday, in respect
to the memory of the late Henry Wilson,
Vice President, who died the day be-
fore.
The season of steamboat navigation
closed last Thursday so far as the Mis-
sissippi above lake Pepin is concerned.
It's length was 200 days, and a fine
stage Of water prevailed most Of the time.
PICTURE FRAMES made to order at
Lawrence g. Cos. 7tf
v . can say from experience that the
corn meal and cracked wheat from
Wellman & Boynton's new feed mill
and flour and feed store, on Third street,
west of Bush, is equal to the best that
can be obtained anywhere.
We can recommend our readers to
deal at Crows new grocery store, cor
ner of Third street and East Avenue.
He has just laid in new stock of fresh
goods, and intends to keep a full as
sortment and sell as cheap as he can
afford.
BoB-SLEDs Of the very best make are
being turned out lively at the shop of
Messrs. Erickson, Peterson & Co., cor
ner Of Plum and Fourth streets, and
find ready sale. The farmers are pre-
pairing for good deal Of shedding this
winter.
On last Saturday Peter Nugent was
arrested by constable Raymond, for as
saulting his sister-in-law, Miss Gather
inc Black. Justice Phillips fined him
$25 and costs and, in default Of pay
ment committed him to the county Jail
for thirty days. On Monday his fine
was paid by his mother and he was
released.
The occasion Of the formal opening
of the new hotel is to be celebrated to-
morrow night by grand ball, to which
numerous invitations are extended.
Francisco's band is engaged for the mu-
sic, and tickets, including supper are
$500. The proprietors, Messrs. Blood,
have furnished the hotel luxuriantly,
and have spared neither trouble nor ex-
pense in making it attractive.
For the Epizootic, use Poole's Con-
dition Powders. iva
MEssRs. Erickson, Peterson T. Co.
have just applied to Bob-Sleds a new
invention, which is believed to be highly
useful. 1t consists of a wooden knee