The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-20
BED WING AND VICINITY

GUY GRAHAM is receiving new goods.
BuRBANk's entel tainment at Opera
Hall, on last Friday evening, attracted
a large and intelligent audience.
H. G. milford, Of Dubuque, was at
the National few days ago, looking
after the interests of his shirt factory.
Mr.. w. W1ckxAN, in company with
Will. Blakely, and others, leaves town
for Texas some time next month.
BLANKETS, cheap and good, at Guy
Qtaham's. 2w2
The regular quarterly concert of the
Baptist Sabbath School takes place on
Sunday evening next, at o'clock p H.
Psalps, llS; 1928.
We are informed that the Georgia
Minstrels had fair audience at Music
Hall, last Friday evening, and that their
entertainment was most excellent one
of the kind.
GIN. TousLEY, the irrepressible agent
of the Wheeler g. Wilson sewing ma
chine company, has been making a
series of flying visits to this city during
the past week.
Mr.. DuNNELL had only small au-
dience at Music Hall on last Thursday
evening" One reason was that the
public generally did not know where
the meeting was to be held.
OLD papers for sale at this Office at
fifty cents per hundred.
Mr.. L. A. HANCOCK is happy man.
He is the candidate for county treasur-
er, and has no opposition; but, then,
he enjoys the reputation Of having
been an unob)ectionable officer.
Mr.. G.. G. spalding, Of the firm of
Spalding & Merrick, tobacconists, of
Chicago, was at the National few days
ago. He represents one Of the largest
tobacco establishments in this country.
CLoAKs, of newest styles and super
ior fabrics at Guy Graham's, just re-
ceived. 2w2
The Board Of County Commissioners
met on Friday last, but did not transact
any business of general interest, except
to pass a resolution respecting the Gen.
tennial, which will be found elsewhere.
The Peak Family Bell Ringers, who
exhibited in the Opera House last
Thursday evening, were not welcomed
by very large crowd-not as large as
they deserved, for the performance was
excellent.
THERE are either a good many bears
about, or else these animals travel
around lively. We have heard of no
less than ten being seen within twenty
miles of Red Wing within the past
fortnight, four of which were killed.
The Good Templars are TO have a
festival in their hall in the post Office
building, on the evening of Wednesday,
Oct. 9th. There will be an abundant
supply for all, and everybody is invited
to attend. Admittance to the hall ten
cents.
WATERPRooFs of every variety, some
very cheap, are amongst Guy Graham's
new goods, of which he is receiving a
large supply. 2w2
LAST week the friends of Auditor
Willard complimented him with pres
ent of silver tea service set, consisting
of ten pieces. This was really we'd
ding present, we suppose, as Mr.. Will
lard had but recently committed matri.
mony.
AT 1880 this Wednesday evening
there will be 8 caucus at the Court
House, to select fourteen delegates to
attend the republican convention for the
10th senatorial district, which meets at
the same place on saturday next at one
o'clock, p. m.
Mr.. NJ. R. MERRILL, late postmaster
at Lake City, and now a resident of
that borough, made US a call few
days ago. Fifteen years have not
been sufficient to make him any worse
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