The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11

SEE advertisement of F. C. Boynton
in another column.
The Goodhue County Fair begins
to-day at the grounds near Zumbrota.
For your painting, raper-hanging,
Kalsomining, &C., leave orders for In
graham & Crisler, at Poole's Drug
store. lw2
Hon. NJ. II. DUNNELL will address
the citizens Of Red Wing on the Goth
instant, at ! o'clock, p. m. Let him
have a big meeting.
WE learn that Messrs. Goar and
Smith had large meeting at Zumbrota,
week before last, and that Capt. Smiths
speech was we'll received.
The new grocery store of Mr.. E. P.
Lowater is well-stocked with fresh
groceries, and those who patronize him
may rely on getting good goods.
PERHAPS the man who is using our
old nom de plume, "U. r. Green,' in
the Zumbrota Independent, don't know
that he is infringing. In our writings
over that signature, however, the wit
was in the ideas and not in the spelling.
CHEAP CHARLEY presents new and
attractive programme this week. Read
his advertisement in its accustomed
place, on the fourth page, and then
call on him and see whether he tells
the truth. We believe that he does.
PRor. 0. P. MAxsoN, whose adver-
tisement for a dramatic reading at
Opera Hall, on the evening of the 10Th
inst, is in another place, is reputed to
be a very entertaining and excellent
reader and we hope he will have a good
audience.
The theatrical entertainments given
by Plunkett's troupe, on last Friday
and Saturday evenings, were excellent.
It is very rare that players act their
parts better. We are sorry to say,
however, that their audiences were ex-
.ceedingly slim on both occasions.
AS the season has approached,
Messrs. NJ. & J. Kappel are on hands
with bob-sleds, sleighs, cutters, &C., in
every style and at the very lowest prices.
If our readers want anything in this
line, give them a call. If they have
not exactly what you want, they can
make it for you on short notice.
The republican convention for the
18th senatorial district was held at
Hader, on Saturday last. Hon. J. A.
Thatcher, was present and spoke in fav-
or of sustaining the republican ticket
entirely. The nominees were A. K.
Finseth, for Senator; B. G. Grover, O.
P. Huleback and T. G.. Pearson, for
representatives.
ORR1x p MAxsoN will read in Tur-
ners' Opera Hail. Red Wing, Oct. 10Th.
Prof. J. K. Lord of Dartmouth college,
says Of Mr.. Maxson "He has unusually
good natural qualifications and his train
ing has helped to develop them.
In readings, particularly of dramatic
character, he will undoubtedly meet
with much success 1W2
ONE of the NEST popular and best
managed grocery stores in this city is
that Of Mr.. Allen Howe, corner of Sew
.enth and Plum streets. We shall have
occasion hereafter to explain the rea-
sons for Mr.. Howe's popularity, but
must be content with remarking, at
this time, that his establishment is
probably the best stocked of any in the
city.
The front of this building is very
handsome, being designed after the
most approved modern styles, and the
entire ediice is certainly an ornament
to the city. It was planned by Mr.. A.
L. Clum, who has superintendent the
construction and had charge of the car
penter work. The mason work and
plastering was done by Messrs. Brink
Williams and Jamison.
CHAMBER FURNITURE, of great varie.
ty, embracing some very elaborate and
splendid designs are amongst the stock
at Mcdonald & Kellogg's store, MAR