The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-27
BED WING AND VICINITY

STEARNs Il ROATH have removed
to their new store.
The boys say that the balls roll fine
ly on that new table of Fields.
SWEET CIDER, at McHugh's, south
east corner of Main and Bush streets.
Book Marks given away to buyers of
School Books, at Lawrence g. Co.'S. 3tf
Z1RKLEBAcK has a fine assortment Of
homemade and fancy candies, and sells
cheap. 3w3
G. MA~szK, of Ellsworth, Wis, killed
a seven months pig recently that weigh
ed 258 lbs.
A LETTER on Olmsted county politics,
from an old friend in that county, will
be found interesting. See fifth page.
The letter from &C. A. E." on the
on the fifth page, will be found interest
ing reading, Notwithstanding its length.
If you want anything in the way of
dry goods, boots and shoes, hats and
caps or notions 60 to Belanger's. He
has splendid stock and sells CHEAP.
On the fifth page is an interesting
letter from John Brownson, who recent
ly removed from this city to Texas.
We hope Mr.. B. will favor US with fire.
quent contributions.
A SON of Mr.. NJ. j. Paine, of Els
worth, Wis.,, aged fourteen years, acct
dentally shot his left hand a few days
ago, manning it so badly as to render
amputation necessary.
Doors and Shoes of all sorts, for
men, women and children, at Heffelfn
ger, Howell & Co.'s, for sale at bottom
prices. Fine work made to order
promptly and by the best workmen.
If you want to keep warm, provide
with Excelsior Weather Strips for
your doors and windows. They are the
best thing of the kind out. For sale
by E. F. Hill, at Elwell e. Hills store
on Bush stree near Main. 3w4
HOMEMADE Candies at wholesale and
retail, very large and splendid assert
ment at NJ. Zirkleback's. 3w3
The Argus Of last week has some
thing in it about us, which is funny.
We studied over it good while to
fathom the meaning, but in vain. We
shall have to wait till the fellow who
explains the Argus jokes gets around.
FINE boots and shoes, and coarse
boot and shoes, and slippers-every-
thing in the boot and shoe line-may
be found at Hefel6nger, Howell & Co.'s,
on Main street, below Bush, and at
prices which can't be found fault with.
ONE Chas. Fogg, for cutting a man
named Amanza Butler with a razor,
was arrested on Tuesday last and bound
oyer to appear at court for trial. The
injuries inflicted were but slight, and
we did not hear Of the cause of the
quarrel.
McHUGH, who is now conducting the
fruit business on the southeast corner
of Main and Bush streets, still keeps
up a supply Of those extra fine apples,
by the barrel, bushel, or peck, also CAL
ifornia pears, nuts, candies, etc, at low
est prices.
We are not clubbing with any paper,
but for $3.50, cash, we will send the
ADVANCE and The Patrons Gazette.
The latter is published in New York,
and is especially worthy because Of its
market reports and general commercial
intelligence.
1r's a big story, but "they say that
Mr.. Hilton, of Kenyon, raised from one
acre of ground 2l3 bush. of ears of
corn, 80 bush. Of potatoes and pecks
Of beans. What would that man do
with 1000 acre farm? Wouldn't he
glut the market?
Go TO Zirkelback's on Main street
between Bush and Plum if you want to
get really choice candies. 3w3
Nor1cE.-The Good Templars' Oys-
ter Supper and Festival will be post
poned from October 9th to Wednesday
evening, November Sd. All please