The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-18

of a residence Of this class. Mr.. S. F.
Leavitt, carpenter, has the contract and
is doing the work in the best manner.
The oat crop promises to be abund-
ant. BY the way, why do not the farm.
ers Of Minnesota raise more oats? 1t
will certainly pay them to do so, and it
is somewhat humiliating to reflect that,
Notwithstanding better oats can be
grown here than in the States south of
us, we have to depend upon those
States for large share of what we use.
-Roseboom & Sheldon have removed
to their new store on Third street, but
have not yet got their goods fully ar
ranged. This is the handsomest store
in Red Wing and Messrs. r. s. S. have
furnished it superbly. Il is well worth
visit to see such a display of artistic
beauty and the establishment deserves
to be known as the "Gilt Edged Store"
We hope that they may be eminent]y
successful in their new location.
Family Table Beer in pint and
quart bottles, warranted to keep good
in all weathers, for sale by Frederick &
Hack, from Philip Best's popular brew
ing establishment, Milwaukee. This
beer is highly recommended as pure,
healthful and refreshing beverage.
The Red Wing Stoneware Compa-
ny is about commencing the erection of
their new wotks, on the lots recently
purchased Of Mr.. John Day, west Of the
city. They purpose employing one Of
the most accomplished kiln builders in
the United states to put up for them a
large and first class kiln. They are al
ready making excellent ware, but the
kiln they now use is not good one and
is much too small. 4
American medicated Blackberry
Brandy, for sale by Frederick g. Hack,
is represented to be a never failing cure
for cholera morbus, diarrhoa, dysen-
terry, tiux and all kindred diseases. 1t
relieves pain, gives tone to the stomach,
restores the bowels to natur raj condi-
ton and invigorates the system, and it
is at the same time palatable and cheap
The proprietors Of the Trenton Co.
Operative store report that their enter
prise is success. They have now been
in business six months and have just
paid dividend OF forty one per cent,
besides adding ten per cent. to the cap
ital stock. The forty-one per cent. d.
vided goes to the purchasers in proper
ton to their purchases. This is the net
earnings after deducting all expenses,
salaries, losses, &C., and is certainly a
good showing.
The most beautiful wire and rustic
flower stands, hanging baskets, brack-
cts for flowers, ETC., are to be found at
Messrs. G. Peterson & Co.'s. next to
Dow's old meat market on Main street
near Broad. They have also an extern
sive assortment Of handsome wall pock-
cts, toilet cases, brackets, what-nots,
ETC., and their stock of furniture en-
braces everything in that line from a
kitchen table to the most costly cham
Der or parlor set. "
Sheriff Chandler has had the hand
soonest iron fence put around his yard,
corner of Fifth and Fulton streets, that
we ever saw. It is light and ornament
al but very substantial and quite cheap.
1t is called the " Champion Iron Fence
and is made by a firm in Pittsburg,
Penn, but is put up by Mr.. Philip
Herzog, of the Northwestern Fence
Works, Minneapolis, who has the agen-
cy for the Northwest. We understand
that it is to be extended down Fulton
street to Fourth and eastwardly along
Fourth in front of the residences Of Mr..
Peter Daniels and Mr.. w. II. Brink.
This fence took the premium and medal
at the Centennial. and II certainly do.