The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-12

Of the 21st, and 22d, by the Good TEN
plars. The preparations made are such
rs to make it very certain that this en-
tertainment will be highly interesting:
and we hope there will be large audi.
ence present.
The Executive Committee of the P
of H. Mutual Benefit Association of
Goodhue county held a meeting on Sat-
urday last, agreed OH forms of applica-
tions for and certificates of membership,
and fixed the bond Of the Treasurer ut
$1,000. 49,.
PURE Mixed Paints, ground in White
Lead and boiled in Linseed Oil, and
guaranteed to he tree from all impure
ties, will be received at Mr. E L Bakers
this week. Those having painting to
do will do well to get their supplies at
this establishment.
On the fourth page will be found an
advertisement Of G, II Roberts School
Furniture and Supplies. We know
whereof we speak when we say that for
comfort, durability, convenience and
cheapness combined Prof Roberts
School Furniture cannot be excelled.
A SUBSCRIBER orders his paper stop
ped because we have spoken against the
bonus to the Midland Narrow Gauge
railroad. On referring to our list we find
that he has not paid his subscription for
more than a year. If he patronizes the
railroad company as literally, We can
only say, heaven help the company!
We notice that the County Auditor,
Mr.. S J Willard, has had the new books
for the town assessors arranged in COM
pliance with the Act of 1875, so that
an entire quarter section, where it all
belongs to one individual, can De includ-
ed in a single description, instead of
requiring separate description for each
forty acre lot, as has been the rule.
The remainder Of the stock of drugs,
medicines, perfumery, toilet articles,
fancy goods, &C., together with the
store fixtures and first class soda
fountain,) Of Messrs. Jaehing & Teele
have been removed to the building next
to Bixby's bakery on Main street, where
they will be sold, in lots to suit purchas-
ers, at cost and less than cost. 27w2
Mr.. DALI. Mason and Mr.. Beatty,
from Ellsworth, were here after goods
for local merchants Of that village on
Tuesday. Mr.. Mason says the roads
through the timber are muddy as usual
at this season. Ellsworth is prospecting.
A bridge across the east channel and
island lake would lead to all the Ellis
worth merchants having their goods
hauled from Red Wing.
ON LAST Friday evening Opera Hall
was filed with an intelligent audience
to enjoy the entertainment by Sauls-
bury's Troubadours, with which they
all seemed perfectly satisfied. It came
/ up fully to what was promised, the act
ors performed their respective parts ex-
cellent!y. A more mirth provoking ex-
| hibition we have seldom witnessed.
Theaudience was kept laughing through
out the entire evening. May this COM
pany give us another call in the early
future.
MARTIN REAGAN traded horse for
a mare with DR.. H H Bissell, last
Wednesday. Subsequently Philip Wa
tiers stated that the horse was his and
that Regan had no right to trade it, and
demanded that it be returned, but Bis
sell refused to return the animal and,
locking the stable door, went to supper.
Reagan and Waters returned during his
absence and breaking open the stable,
took the horse out and put the mare
in and went off. Bissell overhauled
them at Heisings brewery, and deman-
ded the horse, but they refused and af-
ter scufle, drove away. Upon this DR.
Bissell got out warrant and had them
arrested for demonstrating, and they
were bound over by Justice Phillips to
appear at court.
MADAME B1ssoSErr has opened a
millinery and dress making establish
ment on Third street, west of Bush, in