The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-09

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One Dollar and 1fve cents bush
CT for Wheat at G: II. SMITHS, IN
exchange for Stores at Lowest cash
1vices 16tf
ZUMBRoTA is having a revival of re-
igion.
ZUMBRoTA mills are paying IS cents
for wheat. So says the Independents.
WHEAT $l.10per bnshel.-Lake City
Leader, Of February 5th, 1876.
The Madame Renzs Cam Can troupe
don't seem to have made a sensation
here.
WuEAr-No. /, $1.00. No., SO
cents.-Hastings Union Of FEB. I'd,
1876.
We are compelled to omit for the
present Council Proceedings and several
other matters, for want of room.
GEORGE W. PARKER, Esq.,, left this
city on last Thursday, bound for Texas,
on prospecting tour. He went by way
of St. Paul.
The misdate of last weeks paper, on
the first page, did not probably mislead
anybody. All they had to do was to
mark out the 49,
The season for Coughs and Colds is
now upon us. DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry is the great Specific of the day. For
sale by all druggists.
Isn't it about time to begin prepar-
ing for grand Centennial Fourth Of
July celebration in Red Wing? We
can't all afford to goto Philadelphia.
The building of the bridge across the
east channel and island lake will, we
think, be taken hold of next summer in
earnest, and we hope to see the work
commenced before the close of the
centennial year.
FARMERs.-A stock of Harness, Bri-
dies, Collars, Whips, Brushes, Com BIS,
&C., will be sold below cost, at W. Il S.
H. Haynes Plum st. opposite Batlo
House, for the next so days. We are
bound to sell. Give US call. l8w2
On last Sunday Mr.. E. L. Baker and
his child had the misfortune to be
thrown from his cutter, by it's capsizing
in turning corner. They got off with
out being injured, and although the
horse ran away, it was stopped before
any damage happened to either it or the
cutter.
The sleigh omnibus belonging to Mr..
VIM. Webster's livery stable is really a
SPLENDID affair since it was retrimmed
and upholstered. The trimming was
done by Mr.. w. A. Orser and the up
holstering by Mr.. Valid, the shops Of
both of whom are on Third street near
Webster's stable.
The Baptist Sabbath School will
give their first annual review concert, at
the Baptist Church, on Friday evening
February 18th, at seven o'clock. This
concert is given for the benefit Of the
Sunday School and tickets of admission
are sold at the low price Of fifteen cents,
80 that all who wish may come. Come
in and see, enjoy and help!
The meetings of Belvidere Grange
have been removed to Belvidere Mills,
where Bro. N. B. Gaylord has kindly
provided suitable room. Meetings
hereafter will be held at six o'clock, p.
m. on the frat and third Saturday of
each month. Visiting patrons will be
cordially welcomed. Bro A. w. Foun
tain is Master of this grange and Bro.
J. J. Thomas Secretary.
In reply to those who are anxious to
know what has been done in the matter
of the proposed factory, we can only
say that the full amount required, be-
fore the organization of a company was
proceeded with, has not yet been OBJ
tanned. The matter is not however,
abandoned, and those interested hope
to obtain the full amount before the
close Of the time set for testing the mat
ter. =.
CALL For The BEsT.-When you
purchase an article that is cheap, of
which but little is used, always call for