The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-23


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The "boys'' Of this city amused
themselves with game of football on
the 22d inst.
SENATOR Willistoa has introduced d
bill in the Senate, locating the Inebr,ate
Asylum at Red Wing.
THE masquerade Of the Svea Benev-
client Society, at Music Hail. on Tues
day evening was u grand success.
The letter OF Mrs. Saunders from
= Fort Worth, Texas, will be found inte-
resting to those interested in that State.
Mr.. T. NJ. LowA7ER now resident
Of Morris, Stevens county, is in this
city and expects to remain till next
week.
SEE what the druggists say about
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Coughs
and Colds 1t never fails to cure the
worst Cough or Cold.
W. F. Cross has contracted to supply
the Diamond 10 line of steamers with
one-half their ice during the season Of
1876. The other amount needed is en-
gagged at some point below
The gymnastie school will meet here
after every Saturday afternoon in the
room under Opera Hall from three to
five o'clock. Boys from six to eighteen
years of age can become members.
DR.. HUMPHREY will be at the St.
James hotel on the 25th inst, where
he may be consulted gratuitously by
those afflicted with chronic ailments
and deformities. See advertisements on
the fifth page.
DoN'T forget that the grand masquer-
AIDE of the Turner's will take place at
Opera Hall, on the Goth inst. 1t will
be the grand .fete Of the season. Mr..
Diffenbach will be prepared for the &C.
casion with sumptuous supper.
A LETTER from Mr.. Lawther to MIR.
Beverage states that himself and fam
lily are staying at the CORDIALLY House,
Killyleagh, Ireland, and enjoying life
well. Jimmy is attending school, and
they have at present no thought of re-
turning to Red Wing.
PERSONAL PROPERTY SALE.-A lot
Of Horses, cattle, Farm Machinery and
Implements, Household Furniture,
&C., will be sold on the farm of J. r.
Perkins, in Featherstone township, at
public aution, on Tuesday, March 7th,
commencing at ten o'clock, am. 2t
Mr.. WV. NJ. sweeney, son of DR.. w.
W. Sweeney returned home few days
ago, from attending the course Of stud
les and lectures at the Bellevue Hospital
Medical College, in New York city.
His numerous friends gladly welcomed
him home again and were gratided to
see him looking well and hearty.
How's this :? Is our deservedly pop
ular sheriff intending to eschew politics
and 60 into the patent rights line? The
St. Paul Dispatch says of him, that he
was at the Merchants hotel, in that
city on Monday, talking up his famous
stove, lately patented, of which he has
large numbers on hand and will sell
cheap.
FARH FOR SALE, in Featherstone
township, 160 acres of good land all un-
der cultivation, has grown $500 bus. of
grain. With good frame house, granary
and two stables, and good we'll and
cistern. Will be sold reasonably. For
terms apply on the place, to
l9w3 PETER K1ENHOlz.
THERE will be meeting at Central
School house, Hay Greek, at IL clock
NJ, on Saturday the Goth, for the pur-
pose of organizing "Greenback Club"
A full attendance will be desirable. A
similar meeting will be held at Fountain
school.house, Belvidere, on Thursday,