The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-07-03
Wholesale and Retail.
SAINT ANTHONY STORE.


MaIS STREET; ST. ANTHONY, orrosIrE rnk FAILS.
n niasie Ninspenoe better than sio,r sAiiiimgn
EvHE undersigned respectfully announces 70 the cti-
xras OF ST. Anthony, and the upper country well
a. those who live In St. Paul. W they TO get goods
cheapJ hat they are now prepared to exhibit OF the
largest and best selected assornents Goods ever bro
INTO minnesota The stock many and
u all having been selected In the Eastern cities
with the greatest suit the market Of Minnesota
vnch they VIII sell ON the most reasonable erns The
following may be found among their s - 81
DRY GOODS.
Black, blue, brown olive and green broadelotss doe
skin, cassmeres, satinets; mernoes of all csios and
qualities; alpaca lustres, changable alpaccas black
changabe and figured silks, muslin de LANES French,
English and American prints lawns OF all kinds; white,
red green aud yellow anneis birdsey do for chdrens
wears brown and bleached sestngs and shirngs of
and mixed drills; hickory stripes cottoaades canton
nannels, apron checka, batting, waddng and wickng,
Irish linen of s varietesi black musl Grape, vcs
OF different colos birdseye Scotch and Russian diaper
brown linen aud different varieties of table covers oil
CLOTH do, dol vesngs, all kinds Of cravats Scotch and
American gngsams, French do berage DIANE stradlla
SILK, Grape, aud different varieties OF shawls brown ho
lands linen drills, huckabuck crash Kentucky jeans
grass cloth srts muslin swiss, iislc thread and linen
ed cambrics linen cambria handkerchief bonnet cap,
and neck rbbons pink, blue and green chambray; linen
gneham Italian ustrc poplns, colored berge, mohar
use inrk satin plain and plaid silk and gingham par
asois, frnees, gimp, uin breiias, etc, etc.
large lot ofREADY-MADE CLOTHING, manufac-
tned expressly for this place. Boots and shoes Hats
laps any quantity OF straw GOODS all suited for this
market!
FAMILY GROCERIES. fao
Java, Rio, and 81. Domingo coffee, chocolate, cocoa
black tea, imperial do young and old hyson dol ginger
cassa mustard, sugar, pepper, SPICE nutmegs, mace,
ketchups peppersauce, cloves raisins cugrants rice
soap, snuN indigo, dried apples and peaches chew ing
and smoking tobacco goldfish hams, shoulders and side
bacon, flour, oats and beans pork and lard lamp
OIL rope, moasses confectionery Of all kinds salsrasus
starch, candles
In few days they will have large lot of paints and
dyestuhs spirits Of turpcRtine, alcohol butter cheese,
ETC., etc.
HARDWARE.
Mill saws and files, sad irons, coffee mills shovels and
spades, simmons ayes, genuine article; hoes nails OF
every variety looking glasses window glass; knives and
forks pocket and pen knives carpenter joiner Tools
guns, both single and double barrels with fun assort-
ment of Hardware
A large lot of CRoCKERY will be opened in few
days.
Combs from 10 cents $500, of all kinds from the
horn TO the buffalo and SHE'LL consisting Of the side
andLound combs fine ivory and buffalo and English
and dressing do.
CLOCKs-l4 different patterns from % 90 to $4,000
together with lot-of f1 cg
YANKEE NOTIONS.
rIadies and Gentlemen solicited 10 call and cx-
anime the goods for themselves. 1913
y. III. STEVENS CO.
st. Anthony, June &c, ISL 10