The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19
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week.
Get your tickets early to make sure
Of a seat us his friends here expect the
house to be filed.
We have determined to reduce the
price Of Gas Fixtures, Gas Pipes, and
Plumbing. Those who contemplate
building the coming season, are reques-
ted to call and examine our prices before
contracting elsewhere. We have also
decided to reduce the price of all goods
in our line for prompt cash.
T. F. LEAv1TT L. Co.
MEssKs. FlELDBY L. MCHuGH have
secured the agency in this county for
the "New Buckeye Forced Feed Broad
cast Seeder,'' and will have sample
machines on exhibition opposite Post
Office in Il few days, and be ready to
receive orders. This is very superior
machine and Il full description will APP
pear in the Advance next week.
farmers in want Of good wagons or
carriages, or requiring to have black
smithing done or horses shod, would do
we'll to 50 to Mr.. Helmeke's shop, on
Plum street east Of Fourth. MIR. Hell
meke is prepared to do all work in his
line in the very best manner, and at
short notice and low prices; and he in
tends to deserve whatever patronage he
is favored with.
The firm of Lowater e. Cole is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. E.
P. Lowater will continue the business
at the old stand and will settle all &C
counts Of the late firm.
In view of the above dissolution all
persons owing the firm are requested to
make immediate payment.
E. P. LowATER,
G. Cole.
Jan. Is, 1876. lows
IN another column will be found the
advertisement Of Mrs. G. A. Bennett,
NJ. D., who has taken the rooms over
G. J. F. Smiths store, opposite the
National Hotel. Mrs. Bennett comes
highly recommended as an accomplish
ed, skillful and experienced physician.
She devotes her attention chiefly to fe.
males and children, and is said to be
very successful in her treatment of dis.
eases.
The committee of arrangements of the
Noras Harpe Society masquerade, which
comes off at Music Hall, on Tuesday
the 25th instant, desire the public to
know that they have made all the neces-
sary preparations for a most enjoya bic
time on that occasion, and from the sale
Of tickets so far have reason to antici-
pate large attendance. A sumptious
supper will be served at the Hotel de
Batlo, and Francisco's Full String Band
has been secured for the music. Tick
cts 81 90 to be had at johnson Bros
Drug Store.
VIZ received a visit on Friday last
from Samuel E. Adams, ESQ.,, Master
of the Minnesota State Grange of Pa
irons of Husbandry, and take pleasure in
bearing testimony to the favorable i'm
preston he made not only upon ourself,
but upon all with whom he came in con-
tract while in this city. He is certainly
an intelligent, earnest and sincere
gentleman, and The Patrons of the State
have good reason to be proud of having
him at the head of their Order.
Mr.. A. BUcHHoLz, Of Roscoe, has
just completed handsome residence on
the lot adjoining his store. Its size is
1926 feet with wing l6 feet square,
and it is one and a half stories high,
On the lower floor there are parlor,
kitchen, and two bedrooms, and the
second floor is divided into bedrooms.
The parlor contains a stationary book
case, which is q handsome affair. The
house is handsomely finished, the wood
work being beautifully grained. The
builder was Mr.. Casper Schneebei and
the painter Mr.. Evan Howe.
The Hutchinson family, what there
was Of them, had q successful concert a,
| Music Hall. on last Thnrsdav ovor;co