The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-13
HON EUFATHlC Medicines ut Puule's.

oMEofATHlc Medicines ut Poole's.
New shades Of Alpacas ut 20 cents
at the Auction store.
New shades Of Cashmeres at very low
prices at the Auction store.
a LARGE line CT Cloaks at reduced
prices ut the Auction store.
SHAwLs, Nubias, and Scarfs to be
closed out before Holidays, at the Auc-
ton store.
LAWRENCE & Co. are fixing up for
Christmas in handsome style. They
have the biggest lot of toys going.
HAMBURG Edgings at cts. per yard.
Yak Laces, at l21s cts., and still we
have little profit on them. Simmons
y Strandes.
RosEB0oM & Sheldon has the best
stock Of fun gift books ever opened in
the city, also large assortment of Ju-
venile Books.
You want to buy your Groceries,
Crockery, and Glass ware of A. e. F..
Setback, Post of6ceblock, Bush street.
The cheapest store in the city.
BLACK Alpaccas, Mohairs, Brillian-
tines, Cashmeres and Silks, of which
we offer A No. l goods at the very
bottom prices. Simmons & Strandes,
No IS Main St.
READ AND LEARN.-Messrs. Ashel-
man Il Skogland are turning out some of
the best harness ever made in this CITY,
and are about fitting up large room to
accommodate their growing trade. They
are making better article for the mon.
ey than other shop in the country. Do
not buy until you see their stock of
Blankets, Sleigh Bells, Collars, &c.
We have probably the largest and
finest stock Of Jewelry and Plated ware
in the city, and during the holidays will
have a greatly increased stock Of fine
Jewelry and Diamonds. We do not be-
lieve III advertising to sell at and below
cost, to gain custom; our motto is
"Good goods at reasonable rates." a
method which has proved successful in
the past and we hope it will do so in
the future. RosEBoox e. SHELDON.
In another place our readers will find
a notice Of the marriage of Miss Maggie
Elder to Mr.. Albert DeKay, all of this
city. As Miss Elder is widely known
and very highly esteemed in this COM
munity, we cannot let this occasion
pass without expressing our kind re-
CARDS for her and wishing her and her
husband lives of happiness, which our
acquaintanc with here justi6es US In un-
reservedly declaring that she will de-
serve.
RED Wing, Dec. -, 1876.
Editor Grange Advance:-I want to
ask, have we no city ordinance which
requires mechanics and dealers in
merchandise to keep the street and
sidewalks in front of their places of
business unobstructed ? If we have
such law, why is it not enforced ?
Citizens are almost compelled, in a
number Of places especially on Plum
st., to leave the sidewalk and take the
street, or loose their Topping in pas
sing under the. immense display of
clothing, &c. ONE OF MANY.
BURNSIDE, Dec. 9Th '76.
Editor Grange AdvQnce.-At the
annual election OF Burnside Grange,
No. l48, held on the 5th inst, our
Grange elected for the ensuing year the
following officers, to-wit:
A. Howe, Jr. Master;
VIM. Boothroyd, Overseer;
A. P. Wilson, Lecturer;
w. S. Tyler, Steward;
M. S. Tyler, Assistant Steward;
Rev. John Anderson, Chaplain;
E. A. Sargent, Treasurer;
q. Bunch, Secretary;
J. G. Hyatt, Gate Keeper;
Miss Clara Bunch, Ceres
Miss Harriet Tyler, Pomona;
Miss NJ. A. E. Hyatt, Flora;
Mrs. A. Howe, Jr., Stewardess;
Yours, &C.,
Q. BUNCH, Secretary.
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