The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-20

READ that "hor-ible'' story Of a "body
found concealed in q welI,' on tha first
page. "t T.
! For Dry Goods remember the Dubuque
store in the old Post Office building, Bush
Street, Red wing: :..' 49,.
FoR RESr.-The undersigned will rent
his house on very reasonable terms:' Ap.
ply to B, B. Herbert. JABEz Brooks.
MADAAE B1ssoNErrE left for Chicago on
Monday evening to be absent one week.
Her purpose is to purchase full supply Of
fall and winter millerinery goods.
The Dubuque store, old Post Office,
building, J. F. Take, is daily receiving new
goods and will have for the fall and winter
trade large stock Of dry goods suited to
the wants Of each and all. and will sell
them lower than any store in the north-
west.
HuABuRc EDc1Sc, another lot just
received and cheaper than ever at Box
rud Bros. sow
Go TO Guy Graham's and buy six
shirts for $3.50, or one for $3.50 equal
to any other that you pay $3.50 for.
| THIS city was spared sensation on
last Sunday night by the missing fire
of a pistol in the hands of an enraged
benedict.
We learn that Mr.. Frank Ives is
candidate for the Legislature at the
coming election. Red Wing might go
further and fare worse.
No WONDER that the young men Of
our city look so neat and tidy with the
best of fitting shirts and snowy fronts.
1t is Guy Graham's work, six for s., so.
The best and cheapest Black Alapa-
ca is at Boxrud Bros. give them a call
before you buy. sow
Mr.. A. VA1D has added to his up
holstery business, ON Third street next
to Watson's harness shop, very large
and handsome stock of carpets of all
styles, oilcloths, window. curtains, &c.
See his card in another column. =.
Mr.. WV. FEArHARsrokE returned
home from his trip to England on Fri
day last, after an absence of about four
and a half months. He reports that he
has had u very pleasant time and en-
joyed his tour exceedingly.
I CLoAKs.-Boxrud Bros. have added to
their stock, line of Cloaks which they
will sell cheap. Call and see. Sow
Nix. Anton Northup's son Samuel,
aged Is years, returned from Dallas,
Texas, a few days since, to attend
school here this winter. He brought
with him stem Of q cotton stock con-
tanning two hollis, which he left ut Nc
Kinstry's meat market.
Our contemporary is requested to
continue his oral abuse and misrepre-
sentation of the editor of this paper.
It gets a much wider circulation in this
way than Unpublished in his paper, and,
accordingly does us great deal more
good.
The first annual fair of the Lake
Pepin Agricultural Union opens at
Lake City to-day, and continues during
the remainder of this week. It will no
doubt be one Of the most extensive and
important fairs held in this State this
year, and will be participated in by cit
liens of Wabasha and Goodhue coun-
ties, Minnesota, and Pierce and Pepin
counties, and Wisconsin.
SOMETHING NEw.-Guy Graham has
just received superior lot Of gents.
shirts, manufactured from the best
"Wamsutta muslin" and the best Of
linen fronts. Guy is selling six of these
shirts for $3.50, or $3.50 for one; each
shirt is made with two rows of stitch
ing throughout, making it impossible
for any seam to give way, as is the case
with all others, they are not filed with
starch for deception, but are unlaun-
dried so that you can see what you buy.
Hon. JOSEPH GoAR and Capt. G. l..
Smith, of Rice county, Independents,
have appointments for speaking in this
county as follows: Red Wing, Sept.
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