The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-24
For cheap Cook Stove 60 to G. H.

Smiths.
The improvements on Barn Bluff are
progressing rapidly.
ola P1ccADURA," the best cent
CIGAR in America. 33tf ,
Roscoe township has voted $4,000
bonus to the Midland railroad company.
The P. of H. 18th of July committee
meets on Saturday, May 9th, at the
Court House, ut 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Buchbolz, merchant Of Roscoe,
was in Red Wing to-day and reports
every thing aourisbing.
M11BURN WAGONS made from thor
oughly seasoned Indiana timber, tor
sale at cost at E. L. Bakers. 33w4
The genuine ola Piccadura," Cigars
can be found only at Poole's Drug Store.
The "Boss' 5 cent cigar of the world.
Our worthy street commissioner re-
ports the approaches to the city, within
the corporate limits, as being repaired
from the injury of recent rains.
The lecture of Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
Stanton at Opera Hall on Monday night
was most excellent discourse and the
audience generally was delighted.
A RELIABLE Druggist told US that
they were selling more of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Coughs and Colds,
than all other cough medicine combined.
Mr.. I. NJ. LoWArER, Of Morris, is
here again on business visit. He re-
ports the Red Wing people who have
gone to Stevens county as being pros
porous.
If you have sore throat, hoarseness,
OR slight cough, the "Forest Tar Tro-
Chess are the cleanest, best and most
effective. Take them once and you will
have no others.
Our friends in both city and country,
will thank us for calling their attention
to the millinery stock of Mrs. Hummel
On Third street. Every thing new,
neat and elegant at extremely low pric-
es.
STRAvED from the premises of the
owner in this city on Sunday, bay
mare, with the head-piece of halter
on her head. A liberal reward will be
given for her delivery at John Lyons
stables.
SELLING liquor to minors deserves to
be punished, and we learn that an ar
rest on this charge was made yesterday,
but no hearing has yet been had. 1t is
sometimes, however, very difficult to
tell who are minors.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the City Coun-
Gil was held on last Saturday evening.
The report of the committee favorable
to opening an alley in block 43 was
confirmed, and the grading of 5th street
and Western avenue was ordered.
On last Sunday, Mr.. Olson, of the
late firm Of Simmons, Olson & Bush,
who was riding in a buggy along East
ern avenue, had his horse runaway, and
at the corner of Third was thrown out
and slightly injured. His daughter
who was with him was badly hurt.
OPERA HALL Restaurant, Fritz Diff
fenbach, proprietor, is an excellent
place to get good day board at low
prices. The table is well supplied with
all the delicacies of the season. Warm
meals at all hours. 33tf
Mr.. A. CROSSE, who was charged
with assaulting Martin Wohlers, at Hay
Creek, with sharp weapon, intending
to do great bodily injury, had a hearing
before Justice Phillips yesterday, and
was discharged because of insufhciency
of evidence.
CALL and see the New Wall Papers
at Poole's Drug Store. 33tf
READF. J. Lime e. Co.'s ADVERTISE
ment. They are reliable dealers, and
mean all they say. Their stock is large
and paid for. They are selling more
goods than any retail house in Red
Wing, and can afford to sell cheap.
Give them q call is our advice. Plum