The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29
A FULL line of s'Golden Crown Black
Alpacas at Guy Graham's. 25w3

dlpacaS ~ UOy UIanSn .. 10Wo
Mr.. B. DExsxoRE, who was hurt
some two months ago, is about again.
1t is still matter Of doubt whether the
sight of his injured eye can be preserved.
The thaw has damaged the roads Sc.
riously, number of culverts and bridg-
es in the vicinity Of the city being bad
y injured, and travelling is made decid-
eddy unsafe.
MR. A. VA1D has Just completed a
very handsome parlor set for a gentle
man residing in Madison. Wis. It is
beautiful and durable, and speaks we'll
for Red Wing.
MARkErs.-Wheat is still CSC. for
No. 2, and $l.00 for No. l, with no re-
ceiFts. The roads being to bad to haul
it. Other kinds of produce are quoted
nesninally at last week figures.
LADIES' Embroidered Muslin Under
wear, very superior goods, at Guy Gra-
hams, 25W3
Nor1cE.-Notice and warning is
hereby given to the public generally to
give no credit, on account or otherwise,
to any Of my family or anybody else in
my name, as l will pay no debts un-
less contracted by myself in person.
S. r. BENHAM:
Rec W1xc, March 9th, 1876.
MEssRs. Pryor & Co., have already
completed their Directory of Red Wing
and are now delivering it to subscribers.
It is bound together with a Directory of
La Crosse, and the two make book of
about 300 PIP. It is handsomely print
ed and is more correct than is usual with
works of this character, when gotten up
by non-residents. Taken altogether it
is creditable work.
LADIES SPRING HATS and Zephyr
Water Proof Cloaks just received at
Guy Graham's. 25w3
On THE 18th inst. the house of Mr..
Gottleib Seabras, on Hay Greek. near
'Cogers old mill, was burned up with all
the furniture, clothing, provisions, and
everything it contained except one bu-
xeau and sewing machine. The FAM
lily barely succeeded in escaping with
their lives. Mr.. Seabras is a very
worthy gentleman and has the sympathy
of the community generally.
THEODORE T1LToN is advertised to
deliver his lecture on the "Problem of
Life" at Music Hall in this city on
Tuesday, March 18th, at ~ o'clock p.
m. We have no doubt but that he will
be greeted with full house, for there
are many persons in this vicinity who
are curious to see and hear him; and
from notices of this lecture which have
appeared in our exchanges, we are salts
find that it will be so we'll worth hearing,
that those who attend will not regret the
expense of time and money.
JOHN DAY, ESQ.,, one Of the old SET
tiers Of Red Wing and owner of consid-
erable property here, left yesterday
morning for the Black Hills. We under
stand that he took the route by way Of
Bismarck, and sent a wagon on ahead the
day before. He intends using the wag-
on to haul supplies out, and when he
gets there expects to find employment
for it in gathering up nuggets Of gold.
We hope he may, and that he will re-
| turn with a wagon box full of the "glit-
tering trash for it is handy stuff to have
around, ''6lthy lucre'' though it may be.
We UNDERSTAND that there will be a
renewal of the efforts to form a manu-
featuring company in this city made at
an early day, on the same plan and with
the same object in view as was proposed
in January last. The proposition then
made by Densmore Bros. is still before
the public, and only u few thousand
dollars additional to what is already sub.
scribed will be needed to make the pro.
jected enterprise successful. As every
property holder in the city is interested,
it is hoped that all who are able will
come forward and assist. There is
hardly room to doubt that the enterprise
will be a profitable one, besides being
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