The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-26
For repairs to Upholstered goods, 60
to Vaid's. 29v4

Mn. T. s. Mills, has sold his resi-
dence on Fourth street to Mr.. G. Cogel
for 81, 400 cash, and intends going to
Morris, Stevens county. This is the
cheapest property we have heard Of
being sold in thir city.
Leoi has the finest assortment Of
clothing Of any establishment IN the
city.
The LARGEST and best lot Of new
styles of wall paper ever opened in Red
Wing, just received at E. P. Lowater's,
and will be sold at bottom prices. Cali
and see it. 29tf
AT meeting of the Fire Depart
ment, held on last Thursday evening,
Mr.. F. Difenbach was elected Second
Assistant Engineer, vice Fred. Setback,
resigned. Mr.. Diaenbach will no doubt
make very efficient and worthy officer.
Nop Is your time to buy a first class
Cook Stoue cheap. T. F. L. g. Co. are
selling at cost.
VIZ understand that DR.. Jones has
authorised Mr.. Herbert to sell his resi-
dence psoperty on Eastern avenue.
This is one of the finest locations in the
city; handsomely situated, near to the
business centre, and we'll improved.
Bargains, Bargains, IN stoves at 7.
F. L. f. Co.'S.
FRUIT TREEs-Hardy Standard, Min
nesota seeding apple trees, S to 8 feet
high, raised by Prof. Jabez Brooks.
FIVE CENTS EACH. For sale on
the premises, East Avenue, head of 9Th,
st. and by F. c. Gaylord
A fine assortment cfspring style Of
hats Just received at Lewis and for sale
cheap.
WHEAT in this market is still CSC for
No. 2and 81 90 for No. l.. In Eastern
markets there is marked decline in
prices of all grades, as yet however, all
is unsettled, and pretensions at giving
an idea of the condition of affairs in an
early future are mere guess work.
DoN'r forget that DR.. Humphrey will
be at the St. James hotel again on May
22d and 23d, for consultation free of
charge to the afflicted. See his adver-
tisement on the 5th page.
T. F. Learitt & Co., are selling
Stoves at cost to make room for their
spring orders.
FAMILY GROCERIES, dried and canned
fruit, -four and feed. Gus. Lillyblad &
Co., successors to F. J. Lime & Co.,
at the old stand on Plumb street,
are constantly in receipt of fresh family
groceries which they have bought, to sell
at prices the shortest purse can reach.
AN IMMENSE stock of window shades,
Hollands, ETC., just opened, to the public
gaze; will be sold at greatly reduced
prices at z. p. Lowater's. 29tf
Rev. Mr.. WOOD, State agent of the
Minnesota Baptist Convention, will
preach in the LIST Baptist Church next
Sabbath at l01a o'clock a. m; the fol-
lowing Sabbath and thereafter, Rev. Mr..
Stanley, the new Pastor, will regularly
occupy the pulpit. All are invited.
Our present stock Of Stoves ,ciH be
closed out at cost to make room fo,.
spring stock. T. F. L. & Co.
MEssRs. STERLING g. Co. have add
ed thirty.two new watts to their tannery,
about doubling its capacity, and will
soon put up some additional buildings.
They consume nearly all of the leather
they make, and buy considerable be-
sides, and their establishment furnish
es employment to over one hundred
men.
We take pleasure in announcing that
we have made an arrangement with Mr..
W. S. Grow by which he will take
charge of the outdoor business of the
GRANGE ADVANCE. We hope our
friends will treat him literally in bust
ness matters, and enable us to make the
ADVANCE the best local paper in the
State.
CnlLDREN's Carriages, Carts, etc., Of