The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-04

and Fancy Goods, into the store Of Mrs.
Esping, on Main: St., next to the new
Hotel Block. '''~'.' .: ... =:
If you want any: Wall Paper, Chill
dren's Carriages, Croquet Sets, Bird
Cages, Window Shades, Miscellaneous
and School Books, Blank Books and
Stationery, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
or'anything else in tho fancy line, just
call on Lowater e. Cole, in their new
Store, Hotel Block, corner Of Main and
Bush Streets. -. IL. So.
The men who have set out fires dur
ing the past dry weather, deserve to be
hung, drawn: and quartered. We say
the above with the greatest candor, for
the very reason that fire set out by
some struggling miscreant who is no
honor to: his mother, destroyed about
80 rods of fence and several cords of
wood in which the undersigned was per-
sonally, collectively and individually in
terested: :. $50
A complete supply Of attachments
for all sewing machines is kept con-
stantly on hand; by W. S. Ware, in the
store with N. P. Peterson, Jeweier.
The Clerk of the Court has just
cause of complaint against the people
Of manageable age in this County, who
let whole week pass without never so
much as applying for single license to
enter into double blissfulness, and then
followed up this dearth with famine
of only three. We suggest that the
young people are getting discouraged.
Would it not be a good idea for some
of the older ones to sacrifice themselves
by way Of encouragement and example.
How is it, Mr.. Greenwood?
We took look through the new mil.
linery store of Mrs. Charles, in the new
hotel building, yesterday and we must
say that we believe it the neatest and
most tastefully arranged store of the
kind in the State.
At the last meeting of the Red Wing
Temple Of Honor, No. l, it being the
regular time for the election of officers,
the old officers were reelected. The
next meeting will be held next Satur-
day evening at Good Templars' Hall.
We understand that class of some six
or eight will be installed in the first de-
gree
The Wheeler g. Wilson sewing ma
chine will be sold on long time, or to be
paid for in monthly installments, by w.
G. Ware, Agent, at Mrs. Charles old
stand.
"Betsy Jane" came out two ahead
of "Artemus in the spello- grammatic
contest at Music Hall last Tuesday ev-
ening. awe told you so.'' Sovereign
ty made squatter of DR.. F. A. Will
Hanson, though he had the glory of be-
ing the last man down. Master James
Jennison is power in the way of
stand-up-and-spell, but there was too
much power in pursuance for him.
Mrs. John Nelson and Mrs. Julia B.
Nelson, were the only persons able to
cope with all the difficulties of the ter
rible English photography.
Why hesitate to use a medicine that
the proprietor is willing the world
should try at his expense, and only pay
when it gives the relief desired. Men
of this day and age of the world are too
saving of money to put it where it is IL
able to be lost. Death to Pain will do
what is claimed for tor it costs you
nothing.
1t is wonderful how beautiful a pic
ture can be made by the artistic ar
rangement of flowers, plumes, charming
hats, loves of bonnets, and perfect beau
ties of ribbons, and this picture, more
beautiful than any painting, can be
seen free of charge by ATTENDING the
grand opening at Mrs. Charles new
millinery store.
The Royal Prussian Military Band
will play in this city on Thursday even
ing CT this week. From what we see
in our exchanges we have no doubt but
that the band will furnish a world of
pleasure to those that attend. The St.
Louis Globe says: "The band is COM
| posed of some of the best instrumental