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

and On the side of his residence, like
those of Mr.. Hodgman.
Two more residences are being
built in the South Addition, and We un-
derstand two others are in contempla-
ton. Red Winsis spreading
generally look happy be-
cause Of the prospect Of fat harvest,
and they certainly deserve the good for
tune. May their shadows grow bigger.
If any Of our customers want any
thing in the line of job printing, we are
now prepared to fill orders promptly
and cheuply and warrant satisfaction.
-Messrs. VIM. Eisenbrand and H.
L. Olsen spent few days last week
fishing in Pierce county, Wis. They
had a pleasant time and all the fish they
could eat.
The DEBORAH College choir, which
gave an entertainment at Music Hall,
on last Wednesday evening, made a
good impression here and are highly
spoken of.
MIR. Boustead has favored US with
sample of" Lost Nation wheat, from
the field of Seth Lyons. on Trenton
prairie. 1t may be seen in the window
of this Office. ....~.,.
--Thad Eames and Louis Neudeck
have sold out their interest in the Gen.
tennial Meat Market to Mr.. Guptil,
who will continue the bushes with Mr..
Jas. O. Dow.
90. NJ. Start, Esq, formerly county
attorney for Olmsted county and one of
the most popular and highly esteemed
lawyers of Rochester visited Red Wing
the past week.
-Hay.making is nearly over and the
yield has been abundant and the quality
uncommonly good. We have never
seen more nutritious hay than that har-
vested this season.
The Red Wing Printing Company
is now ready to do job printing at short
notice, in good style and at low rates.
Corner of Third and Bush sts., over
Poole's drug store.
For sale cheap a nearly new Plat
form Spring Wagon; also, a good Lum-
Der Wagon also light double har-
ness. Enquire of E. P. Watson, Bush
street harness shop. y
-Messrs. Warner & Foote are get
ting along rapidly with their map of
this county, but they are doing the work
in a much better manner than such
things are usually got up.
We notice that Rev. Mr.. Bowles,
who purchased recently the handsome
dwelling erected in the South Addition
last spring by F. W. Hoyt, ESQ.,, is
building a neat little barn on his lot and
making other necessary improvements
to correspond with his residence.
Mr.. Guptil extends general invi-
tation to all his old friends and as many
new ones as he can get to call upon him
at the Centennial Meat Market, on
Third street near Bush, where he may
be found ready to serve them with the
choicest cuts of meat, fresh fish, &C.
The Georgia Minstrels gave a very
acceptable entertainment at the Opera
Hall, on Monday evening. So much of
their concert as was of the plantation
character was unequalled, but that in
imitation of sburnt cork minstrels was
out of keeping with the mannerism of
this troupe. -.
IN. P. Peterson has the largest lot
Of spectacles in the city, comprising
full assortment of the best quality of
lenses, which he offers at very low
prices. Those whose eyesight is failing
can have no excuse for doing without
these articles. Call and SEQ for your.
selves.
Wouldn't it be wise policy to en-
ploy the tramps, who are furnished with
board at the expense of the city, in
clearing the streets Of loose stone ?
This would rid US of one Of two evils.
IT, wOn16 oithor loon tho tronono owo1,