The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-12
RED WING AND VICINITY:

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The Hutchinson's are to be at Music
Hall tomorrow evening.
VIZ are compelled to postpone our
reply to Mr., Brown for want of space.
Next Wednesday evening VIII be the
occasion Of mask ball at Opera Hall.
DEATH is caused by severe Cough
and Cold. Take in time DR.. Kings New
Discovery. It Cures.
DON'T forget that MARITIME will give
his entertainments at Opera Hall on to-
morrow and Friday and Saturday eve
nings.
The passenger trains now leave here,
going south at 1880 p. m. and 9:l0
p. M; ard going north at CAT p. m.
and 4:45 a. IN.
VIZ had the pleasure, few days ago,
of visit from Capt. Edward Murphy,
the owner of Little Cannon Mills at
Cannon Falls.
A FEW days ago, Mrs. Chas. Fogg, of
this city, fell on the ice and cut an ar
terry close to the knee joint, inficting a
painful and dangerous injury.
On last Friday, Andrew Anderson
while cutting wood on the opposite
side of the river, had the misfortune to
amputate several toes accidentally.
FIFTEEN Sacks Lost, on the Zum-
brota road near the city, about four
weeks ago, marked W: Miller. The
finder will. please leave them at this
Office. 14tf
Hon. SAN. E. ADAMS, Master of the
State Grange Of Patrons Husbandry,
will be in Red Wing on Friday next,
January. 18th, for the purpose of organ
izing county grange.
DON'T forget that DR.. H. S. Humph-
reys, whose advertisement appears on
the first page, will be here on the 25th
INST. All who want to consult him
should be on hand, as he will remain
but one day.
We had prepared description of a
steam engine and other apparatus in use
on the farm Of Abram Howe, Jr., of
Burnside township, in this county, but
have not been able to put it in type.
It will appear next week.
The alarm of fire on last Friday eve-
ming, was caused by the burning of a
frame dwelling, in the western part Of
the city. It was occasioned by de-
fective 1ue. Mr.. Frank Palm and fam
lily, who occupied it, lost considerable Of
their furniture.
The number of births in this city
during the year 1875 was 1875, of which
"a were females and 81 males. One
was colored. The number of deaths
IS; Of whom 80 were females and IS
males. 46 of the deaths were Of per-
sons under ten years Of age.
A SUCCESSFUL MRRCHANr.-The
successful merchant is always the one
who keeps the best class of goods of all
kinds, and sells full weight goods, and
as many Of them are aware of the fact
they keep D.B.DeLand & Co.'s Best
Chemical sa1eratns. It always suits.
TURNER'S OPERA HALL REsrAu-
RANr.-Day Board at liberal rates.
Warm Meals at al: hours. Oysters
served in every style. Sardines, Can
ned Fruits, etc., always on hand. Gus
toners promptly attended to.
l4C1 FRITZ DIFFENBECH.
One of the finest dairy farms in the
western part Of this county is that Of
Mr.. Jacob Bringgold, Of Roscoe, who
is one of the oldest settlers in this part
Of this county. His dwelling and his
buildings!for his stock are very conven-
lent. 1t is said that lie manufactures
the very best of butter and cheese and
always finds ready sale for them at
liberal prices.
To THE Treasurers of Branch Soci
cites, Agents and Pastors.-You are
hereby requested to make your returns