The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-12
CASTOR OIL ut Poole's Drug Store.

Coon board furnished at Turner's
Opera Hall Restaurant for $3.50 a
week. Some more good-paying board
ers wanted. tt
TIE weather during last week was
unusually warm, the thermometer hav-
ing assembled into the nineties on sever
al occasions.
Rev. j. W. HANCOCK has his new
residence on East avenue nearly com.
pleted. 1t is handsome building and
beautifully located, and an ornament to
that portion Of the city.
J. D. KELLOGG is at his Photograph
Gallery, ready for business, though we
regret to say that he is still too unwell
to do more than superintend.
Mr.. ABRAA HOWE, Jr., of Burnside,
recently received from Mr.. Joseph Har-
ris, Of Rochester, N. Y, three very
handsome Essex pigs, one male and two
females. Mr.. Howe is famous for hay
ing good stock of hogs.
MACHINE OILS, of all kinds, at Poole's
Drug Store, very cheap. 3Otf
The Normal Teachers class Of the
Y. NJ. G. a., will meet, OF the Office of
P. Daniels, cor. Of West ave. & 18th st.,
Saturday evenings at 7.45. All S. S.
teachers are cordially invited to attend.
CHARLEY ANDERSON, better known
as Charley Army" who was arrested
with young Culbertson on Sunday eve
ming for drunkenness and vagrancy, was
up before Justice Graham, and commit
ted to the reform school.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club will
meet at the Court House this evening
at ~ o'clock. The public generally
are invited to attend. Let all come
who are DESTROYS of true reform in our
governmental matters.
We learn from Mr.. A. E. Grow, who
left Morris on the morning of the 9Th,
that the choppers began leaving that
locality about noon on the eth iEst, and
were fast disappearing. He reports
but slight damage from their visit.
HAYES AND T1LDEN are offered thou
sand dollars each to deliver a non-polit-
ical lecture in October before Baylies
Great Mercantile College, at Keokuk,
Iowa; the money to go for charitable
purposes.-Burlingto,, Hawkeye.
The Firemen turned out in goodly
numbers on the 9TH inst to pay the sad
rites of sepulture to their deceased CON-
rade, VIM. Lawrence. Mr.. Lawrence
was born in Norway, had been resi-
dent of Red Wing nine years, aud was
an active member of No. 2 Engine Co.
Mr.. G H SMITH offers for sale at very
low prices his Store and its contents of
Stoves, tinware, ETC., as he intends
leaving the city. Here's a chance to
buy yourself rich for a small sum of
money. On the Goth of this month he
will have an auction where you can buy
goods at your own prices. \
WANTED.-A competent and reliable
party to take complete management of
the boarding department Of the Red
Wing Institute. This presents a favor
able opportunity to family with
children to be educated. For particu-
lars apply to W. P. HOOP,
4Otf Principal.
Mr.. GEO. S. ELwEL1, now of Big
Stone county has been visiting friends
here for several days past. He reports
the country out where he has located a
new Canaan, and thinks it will grow the
best of wheat, and ultimately "Aow with
milk and honey when the settlers get
their stocks of COWS and bees up there.
The ball given on the evening of the
4th by the Noras Harpe Society was a
splendid and well managed affair, but
the patronage it received was hardly sui.
ticient to compensate for the expense in
Cured. There was such multitude of
amusements, at the time that q very
large attendance could not have been
expected.
On Sunday evening very large con-
gregation assembled in the Methodist
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