The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-27

charge of our printing Office since 1870,
and proved herself an efficient and
faithful hand, left to-day for Indiana.
The reason of Peter Belongs depar.
ture from this city and his feint at sui
eide, is believed to spring from desire
to escape the consequences of some
Cuisines transactions to which he
was a party.
IT IS AN interesting fact that nature
has provided her own healing remedies
no one Of which has so wide a repu-
tation as tar. "Forest lar is simply
q pure preparation Of tar for the Throat,
Lungs and Catarrh. Silvia
TIE Union fair, held at Lake City
last week, was we'll attended and the
display was very large and attractive.
1t was, in short, complete success,
and those who visited it speak very
highly Of the fair and its management.
OK last Thursday a girl about seven
years of age fell, while running along
the street, and striking her arm upon a
piece of glass, cut it severely. One
of the small arteries was severed, and
it required prompt surgical aid to pre-
vent her bleeding to death.
THOSE handsome building sites in
the "Institute Addition to Red Wing"
are being disposed of rapidly. Sales of
several lots were made last week, and
several other parties are looking over
the property with the intention of buy
ing. Now is the time to make your
selections.
MEssRs. SIMMONS g. STRANDNEs are
prepared for heavy fall and winter
trade, and are constantly receiving new
goods, embracing all the latest styles.
They keep everything in the Dry Goods
and Grocery line, sell at low prices,
and are always attentive and obliging
to customers.
REV. w. A. WlNsoR, of the NJ. E.
Church, is preparing to remove to Ten
nessee, for the benefit of the health of
his family. In this acquisition the
Tennesseans will gain the companion
ship of a very amiable and Intelligent
gentleman, who leaves behind him here
a host of friends.
Hon. Jos. GoAR and Capt. G. L.
smith, Of Rice county, are to address
the citizens Of Red Wing On tomorrow
(Thursday) evening at ~ o'clock. No
place for the meeting is named in the
bill, but we presume that it will be held
at the Court House or on the street
near the National hotel.
"ANGELs hover DER our darling is
the title of q new piece Of music just
published by F. W. Helmick, Cincin-
natl. It is arranged for the piano, and
is certainly an effecting composition.
It has Autographed title-page, one Of
the angels on which looks like "Old
Bets and another like the photograph
Of Jesse Pomeroy the boy murderer.
EAST avenue is one pr the principal
thoroughfares in this city. It is the
main route to nearly all the churches,
the courthouse, central public school
and cemetery, yet it is the most poorly
graded Of any street, is full Of chuck
holes and, part Of the way, is obstructed
with loose stones. Ought it not to be
so improved as to be decently passable
before winter sets in?
Observation-Disclosures Comedy
Company is advertised for Opera Hall,
for tonight, and Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights, September 9th, 2Sth.
Goth and 30th. east Lynne'' is the
play for tonight, with Miss Mollie
Williams in the character of Lady Isa-
bel and Madame Vine. This is said to
be a very excellent company and to
have given satisfaction wherever it has
performed.
AND now comes ''the old reliable"
clothier Of the city, advertising the
readers of the ADVANCE, that he has
knocked the bottom "clear OUT and
from date will sell his immense stock
Of clothing at, and below cost. A
large percentage of his goods were man.
ufactured at home, expressly for this