The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-10
CLOSING OUT sALE.-C. 4.
Smith is closing out his entire
Stock Of Charter Oak Cook Stoves,
Tin Ware and Farm Tools at Cost.

Tin Ware and Farm Tools at Cost.
PAY up. We need every cent due us.
FRESH Cakes, Pies, Fruits and con-
fectionery at Hoyt's. 31w3
IF YOU want handsome buggy or
carriage look ut those on exhibition in
Cogels block.
STEAMBOATS, are now making their
regular trips, and one or two pass daily
in each direction.
TIE annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge Of Templars is to be held in this
city in June next.
Great slaughter Of Charter OAK
Stoves at G.. II. SmatNs.
THERE is no use talking, it is fast
that DR.. King New Discovery will cure
the worst Cough or Cold. We know it.
ANY quantity of Children's Carriages,
Carts, ETC., for sale at greatly re-
duced prices at the new store Of Rose
boom & Sheldon. 31w3
FARMERS wishing to procure a good,
substantial lunch will do we'll to call at
A. D. Hoyt's, on Plumb st., next door
to Sterling s. Co.'s. 2lw3
PAPER HANGING, Kalsomining
White-washing and Painting done neat
ly to order by John NJ. 1ngraham. Or
ders left at Poole's drug store.
Those who are still indebted to us
for subscription on the paper for the
current year, will oblige us by paying up
at once. We need the money.
You want to buy your. Groceries,
Crockery, and Glass wa1e of Setback
Danielson & Co., Post Office block, Bush
street. The cheapest store in the city.
WATCHES, Clocks, Jewellery, Silver,
and Silver Plated ware will be sold at
the lowest possible prices by the new
firm CT Roseboom e. Sheldon, successors
to e. ?. Lowatcr. Stiff
Poor fellow. lie can't wait longer
for summer, but has donned his linen
duster We saw him on the street yes
terday. He looked cool. 1t was nee
essary to have fire in the Office.
A SUPERIOR quality Of Bread may be
had at Hoyt's bakery. 3lw3
DR.. GILMAN, Of Portland, one of the
oldest and best physicians in the State,
says: Il believe in inhalation for Ca
tarrh and Consumption, and prefer Tar
to any other article for that purpose"
TIE largest and best lot Of new
styles of wall paper ever opened in
Red Wing, just received by the new
firm Of Roseboom & Sheldon, successors
to T.. P. Lowater. 3ltf
MRS. HuNhEL, Third street, next
door to Watson's Saddle and Harness
shop, is selling Millinery goods, at re-
markably low prices. A we'll selected
stock on hand. Dress making a spec
iality. 3lw3
We acknowledge the favor of call
from Jonathan Miller and VIM. Will
hanson, grand jurors from Stanton.
These gentlemen are making their ar
engagements to visit the Centennial
before harvest.
Nou's the time to get Cook stores
belo,c cost at G. II. Smiths.
CorRr adjourned on Monday till Fri
day. The cases tried last week were
unimportant, except that Of Mrs. Paul
son vs.. DR.. Laws for SANDER, in which
the jury rendered verdict CT one cent
and costs against the defendant.
Mrs. E. CApy STANTON has been
written to by the "Yokefellows" society
of this city, to lecture in Opera hall on
the 10Th, inst, the subject being
"Wash;ngton Women" From commu-
nications previously passed between the
parties there seems to be no doubt that
she will accept the invitation and be on
han>l.
SEEDING was about finished in this
county with the close of last week, and
those who intend growing corn are busy
nropor;pr +bo o..o,,d Soma matches