The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-06
Don't forget it. We sell good
goods at low priocs.
avn SIMMONS, 81 Main st.

goods ut low pricos.
@ SIMMONS, 50 Main St.
-Messrs. G. Peterson y Co., Main
street near Broad, next. to BOWS old
meat market, intending to quit the bus
mess Of making milk safes, offer to cell
those they have on hand at $3.50 each
This is actually less than cost Call
and look at their stock of furniture and
especially at those rustic chairs and
beautiful, wire fower.stands, which
though new ind decidedly pretty, cost
but little if any more than the old fash
toned clumsy wooden contrivances.
Don't forget it. We sell good
goods at low prices. ... y. .''
.."5 SIMMONS, 50 Main St..
The Centennial Picnic Grounds at
Wacouta are open to the public, as dur
ing last year, free Of charge. Pleasure
boats, amongst which is a sail boat
capable of conveying fifteen persons
may be hired at the lake shore. There
is good shade, stand for speakers, places
for swings, etc. No liquor allowed on
the grounds. ....,.y
We have another lot of the very
cheap hosiery coming. Our British
Hose are cheaper than anything Of the
kind ever offered in Red Wing.
SIMMONS, 80 Main St.
We mentioned last week that the
license for selling liquor had been fixed
by the City Council at 500 per year,
at a meeting held on Wednesday after
noon last. We understand that the
vote on the adoption of this rate was as
follows: Yeas, Messrs. Simmons and
Seebach; Nays, Messrs. Carlson and
Howe. Mayor Sterrett gave the cast
ing vote vote in ;the affirmative. The
proposition to fix the license at 5000
was not considered, although the petit
ton asking that that be done was nu-
me-ously signed and by most of the bus
mess men and heaviest tax payers in
the city. Mr.. Howe, also, made mo-
ton that 20 licenses should be granted,
but it was not seconded. -s@.j
We shall this week make special
ty Of Damask Towels and Handker-
chiefs. We also offer large line of
Gents Braces ct less cost than half of
the usual prices. H..
III slnxors, 50 Main St.
When the eyes water, or become
fatigued by short exercises in reading.
When the letters of a book appear to
blend one with another, or to become
double. When more light is requisite
than formerly. For example: When
the candle must be placed between the
eyes and the book. When objects can
not be seen without removing them to
an increased distance. When much
difficulty is found in threading needle.
When the eyes become confused, as if
they have a mist before them. When
black specks seem floating in the light.
When any of the above indications arise,
all afectation should be laid aside, q
skillful optician consulted, and pair
of "Combinations'' purchased of Cor
nelius the Jeweler. - U....
Having a larger stock of Silver
ware, Jewelry, Clocks, &C., than I wish
to keep on hand I have determined to
dispose Of my surplus at cost, and those
wishing ANYTHING in my line will find it
to their advantage to call and examine
articles and learn prices. -. .4sjf
N. P. PETERSON, Main street. 81
~ p.
--On last Thursday, while FIVE men
were grubbing on the land of Mr.. H. E.
Perkins, in WEIGH township, stroke
Of lightning struck one of them, named
John Dyring, killing him instantly.
His hat was literally cut to pieces and
his clothes and boots badly torn, but
the body was not mutilated. He was
grubbing up small tree only few
yards distant from where the others
were working, but they were not in
jured. The deceased was a nephew of
Mrs. John Sundell, and, with his father
who is widower, was living with Mr..
Sundell at the time of the accident. He