The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-01


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Mr. H&ceAK1Y, Of Belle Creek, Lost
a valuable horse last night, while in the
city.
TEE Farmers Guild Grange, No. "a,
of Goedhue township meets on the first
and third Saturdays Of each month.
WILL the gentleman who promised
to pay his sebscriisttiiss, in brooms please
Bring thcG, along. Ne want them now.
Dos'r forget that Or. Humphrey will
be at St. James hotel, in this city, on
the 18th inst. See h;s advertisement.
THOSE five cent oigars that Poole sells
are a little better than the majority of
Zen cent cigars. They are extremely
well favored.
NE1GABox Jones says that Dr..
Kings New Discovery is the most
wonderful remedy in the world for
Coughs and Colds.
Ma J. w. HANCOCK has purchased
a lot On East Avenue, near DR.. Jones'
residence, Of MIR. c.. G. Webster, and
contemplatee building a handsome resi-
denee.
TIE latest sleigh riding party we
have seen was Of a couple in a cutter.
That is: the lady was riding in the
cutter and the gentleman vac walking
and driving. The snow was, for the
most part, imaginary.
OuR lady readers who dc not eschew
corsets will find some at Simmons g.
Strandnes store that are just the thing.
They are from the factory Of Brewster
Bros, are Of superior make and sell at
the low price Of one dollar.
One runaway yesterday. 4 double
team hltched to q pair Of bob-sleds.
They carried away the Hickman house
lamp post and made an assault on the
stone hitching post, but found that too
staunch to be SO easily removed.
A NUMBER OF handsome residences
are contracted to be built in Red Wing
during the coming summer. Mr.. Chas.
Betcher eontemplates building a SIS,
900 house, and Mr.. I. B. Sheldon will
erect one costing about the same.
We understand that Mr.. P. B. Mann,
who is one of the original AIinnesotians,
having resided in the State since 1851,
is about to remove to Milwaukee. Mil
waukee folks will find in MIR. Mann and
family valuable acquisition to their
society.
We learn that Mr.. E. J. Hodgson,
formerly Of this city, has purchased a
residence in St. Paul. We presume
that the prospective reform in that city,
and consequent prospective reduction
Of taxes, make it more desirable to own
property than to rent or pay board.
DE4AND FOR GoLD.-The demand
for gold is great but is not equal to the
demand for D. B. DeLand & Co.'s
celebrated Chemical Salerotus, espec-
tally where this Saleratus has been
tried and it's worth is fully known.
Try it and satisfy yourself. For sale
by most merchants. Use it instead Of
Soda or Baking Powder.
Mr.. E. A. Levi is in receipt of his
spring styles Of hats, and will, in week
or ten days hence, commence recivineg
his spring stock of clothing. His stock of
hats and caps is worth looking after and
those in need will do well to give him a
call. By the way, Lewis establishment
is one Of the best places in town to buy
clothing. He sells good goods cheap
and you can depend on his representa-
ton.
Mr.. B. B. HERBERT has purchased
the handsome residence of MIR. P. B..
Mann, on Third Street near Pine, for
the sum of S 1000 cash. This is said
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