The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30

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considerable advantage to Red Wing,
and we hope it will pay the proprietore
literally. ':'r;
Mr.. J. F. TAKE, of the Dubuque
store is back again from his trip to Iowa,
looking recruited in health and ready to
wait upon customers with greater alac-
rity than ever.
FuRB1sn's famous Fifth Avenue dra-
matte combination will exhibit in
Opera Hall, September 23d. This is
said to be one of the best Dramatic
troupes in the country.
On Wednesday of next week there
will be sociable of the; Methodist
Episcopal church at the residence of G..
R. Sterling, on Third street. Every
body cordially invited.
We are in receipt of the "Frontie,'
Business new paper printed at Nor
ris, Stevens county, by J. P. Cooper,
Esq. It is handsome seven column
sheet, well printed snd ably edited.
JsN'r it almost time to again agitate
the question of building the bridge
across the river? It is not likely that
the work can be done cheaper than now,
nor the bridge ever be of more advan-
tage than in the early future.
TIE wanderers to the Centennial are
coming back again and dropping quietly
into their accustomed pla ces. They all
unite in deploring the neglect of the
legislature to have this State properly
represented at the exposition.
Doc FoUND.-About a month ago a
large yellow dog, came to my house and
has since remained. The owner is re-
quested to call and take him away.
HENRY STEVENS.
East avenue south of 9th st.
ALLPersons needing money should re-
member that B. B. Herbert is prepared
to supply any amount that may be need.
ed, in sums of five hundred dollars and
upward, on farms in Goodhue Co.,
MINI, or Pierce County, Wisconsin.
The Red Wing Grange will meet at
the residence of Mr.. J. W. Northrup on
Friday evening next, having been post.
poned at the request Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Northrup, on account of the Baptist
sociable, which takes place this evening
at the Institute grounds.
On Monday afternoon the residence
Of Mr.. VIM. Lambert, at Wacouta, was
destroyed by fire. 1t is supposed tina,
the fire originated from Goals which the
children dragged out of the stove. The
furniture, clothing, etc., was removed
We did not ascertain whether the prop
erty was insured.
The following gentlemen were elected
officers of the Educational Association
for the ensuing year: President, Prof
VIM. Gorrie, Saltwater; Secretary, Supt
G. NJ. Smith, Minneapolis; Treasurer
MIR. A. J. Green, Lake City; Loca
Committee to arrange for next years
meeting, Supt. D. Kirk, City Supt
Beckdolt, and Prof, D. c.. Johns, al
of Mankato.
| OFFICE OF COUNTY sSUPERlNrEND
Exr RED WING Aug. Goth 20.
| To School Officers Of Goodhue coun
ty, Him., I understand that certai,
parties are canvassing this county TO,
the sale of Woods Arithmetical Charts
This is to warn you against purchas
ing what will be Of no value to YOU
schools. These Charts are utterl,
worthless. As general rule have moth
ing to do with these travelling agents
J.W. HANCOCK,
| Co. Supt. of Schools.
The MARKErs.-Wheat is beginning
to arrive more freely and the price OF
the street is Csc for No. l; from thi.
it sells down to Csc, as to quality. Some
choice milling lots command a hi he1
figure. Barley is.quoted at SOC to SOC
the latter figure being paid for a choic'
article. Potatoes sell at 35@4Oc
Butter 20@25c. Eggs 1870. Bee
cattle 2@3c per lb. live weight. Sheer