The Grange advance., 1875-10-13

able number, while our circulation in
the city and vicinity will about double
that of either of our contemporaries,
and is constantly increasing.
SIMMONS g. STRANDNEs, 80 Main St.
have a few articles they want to sell.
Come in and G for ur selves. lw3
We read of the marriages recently of
a Miss Mamie -, and Miss Sadie
-. Are these persons children or
women? If women, why not call them
Mary or Sarah. Such pet appellations
as Mamie and Sadie might do for dolls,
but woman certainly cannot choose to
be so called except by very intimate
friends.
ONE Of the best places in Red Wing
to buy Boots and Shoes is at Messrs.
Hefel6nger, Howell g. Co., Main St.,
third door east of Bush. They keep
full stocks of coarse and fine boots
and shoes for ladies' and eentlemen's
wear, and large assortment of chill
dren's shoes. They also manufacture
fine boots and shoes to order on short
notice. Give them a call if you wish
to buy cheap. 1w3.
SEVERAL citizens of this city are
among the dissatisfied M;nnesotians who
have recently sought new homes in
Texas. Unfortunately there is nc place
where we can escape the Ellis that flesh
is heir TO-" and those who ramble for
better locations often return, satisfied
that 'change does not always secure i'm
provement." Mr.. John Bronson was the
last that we have heard Of who sought
to improve his condition by going to
Texas. He left last week for that des-
tination. May he find there all that he
expects.
To OUR C171zENs.-We. being desir-
GUS to organize a Library for the bene-
fit of our Fire Department, do respect
fully ask the aid Of the citizens Of Red
Wing to assist us in our endeavors to
start free Library among our men,
bers. Any books or magazines that
you may feel disposed to donate to us
will be thankfully received.
| Messrs. Wn. Llewellyn, R. Wright
and Ed. Gaylord are the soliciting com,
mitee. Yours Respectfully,
CATARACT FIRE COMPANY, No L.
Mr.. FIELD, of the National Hotel
doesn't weary in .well-doing. After
fixing up the house so as to supersede
the necessity for opening better hotel
in Red Wing for the next ten years,
he went to work in the bar and bill
lard rooms. These he has utterly
transformed. The bar-room is a new
room. What was the old wareroon
has been finished in excellent style ant
converted into the tidiest bar-room il
the city, and we'll supplied with goo(
liquors. This gives the other room en-
tirely for billiard hall. 1t is large
light room and we'll furnished and con
; tains three excellent tables. One of thes'
is Of the new style just introduced, ,call
ed "The Brunswick Bros. Stephani 1
Hart Co" tables, from As Dearborn st.
Chicago, and is said to be a very super
ior affair. Each table is provided witt
a four burner gas light, and furnishe
with a full assortment of good cues an
the best ivory balls. 1t is difficult t
find more comfortable billiard roor
, anywhere.
/ PETERSON MAGAZINE, that Quee
Of the Lady's book, is on our table fo
November. The principal steel engra1
;. ing, Mammals Flower Girl" is yer
beautiful. So, also, is the mammot
colored steel fashion plate. But, as
; cotemporary says, the stories, the fash
ions, the patterns, in short, everythin
i in Peterson is the best of it's kline
e For 1876 great improvements will !
q made. Among these will be series 1
T. illustrated articles, describing the CO
e tennial Exhibition, which will alone
q worth the subscription price. But,l
% sides this, every subscriber will be II
sented, as a Centennial Gift, Will
e superb steel engraving (large.si1ef
= framing) Of Trumbulrs great piS'