The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-07-31
Wholesale and Retail.
SAINT ANTHONY STORE.

MAIN STREET, ST. ANTHONY, OPPOSITE THE
"a nimbie Ninepence is better than sio,v Sailing"
rHNHE undersigned respectfully announces to the cit
IL zens OF ST. Anthony, and the upper country, a well
as those who live in ST. Paul. f they want get goods
cheap that they prepared TO exhibit one
largest and best selected Of Goods ever bro
tiiu styles, all having been selected in the Eastern cities
with the greatest to suit the market Of Minnesota
which they will sell Oh the reasonable terms. The
following may be found among their
DRY GOODS.
Black blue, brown, olive and green broadcloths doe
ssn cassimeres, Satinetts; mernoes of all csors and
qualities; alpaca lustrcs changable apaccas black
chaDgabie and figured silks, muslin de LANES French
English and American prints; lawns of all kinds white
red, and yellow nanDPs birdseye do for chdrcn
wear brown and beached sbeetings and shirngs of all
the different qualities bed ticking; blue brown white
and mixed drills hickory stripes cottoRades,
nannels, apron checks batting, waddng and wicking,
Irish linen Of s varieties; black muslin Grape wells,
oi different coors; brdseye Scotch and Russian diaper
brown linen and different varieties of table oil
CLOTH do do vesuiDgs all kinds of cravats Scotch and
American gingbams French do, berHge Flame sradla
silk, Grape and different varieties OF shawls brown ho
Hands, linen drills, huckabuck, crash Kentucky eans
cloth skirts; muslin swiss Isle thread and linen
cdGings and insertings gloves hosiery plain and border
ed cnmbrcs linen cambria handkerchies, bonnet cap,
and neck ribbons; pink, blue and green cambray; linen
ginghnn, Italian lustre, popns colored bcrge mohar
lustre Turk satn plain and plaid silk and par
asois, frinses, gimp, umbrellas, etc, etc.
large lot OF READY MADE CLOTHING, manufac-
tured expressly for this place Boots and Shoes Hats,
caps any quantity Of straw goods, all suited Tor This
market
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Java, Rio and ST. Domingo coffee, chocolate, cocoa,
black tea imperial do young and old Tyson dol ginger,
cassla mustard, sugar. pepper, spice nutmoss, mace,
ketchups penpersauce, Cloves rsisns carrants rice,
SOAP snuff, indigo dried apples and peaches chew ing
and smoking tobacco Goldfish hams shoulders and side
bacon flour, oats and corn beans pork and lard lamp
OIL rope, moasses, confectionery of all kinds saeratu
starch, candles.
In few days they will have large lot Of paints and
dyestnis spirits Of turpentne, alcohol butter cheese
etc. etc.
HARDWARE.
Mill saws and files, sad irons, coffee mills shoves and
spades Simmons axes, genuine article; hoes, nails OF
every variety, looking glasses window glass knives and
forks and knives, carpenter and joiner tools
guns, both single aud double barrels with fu assor-
ment of Hardware.
large lot of CRoCKERY will be opened in a few
days.
Combs from 10 cents to $500, OF all kinds from the
horn to the buffalo and she'll consisting Of the tuck side
and round combs fine ivory and buffalo and English
and dressing do.
CLoCKS-l4 different patterns from Sc 90 TO S24, 90
together with lot OF
YANKEE NOTIONS.
III Ladies' and Gentlemen solicited call and ex.
anime the goods for themselves.
j. III. STEVENS co.
st. Anthony, June &c, 1851. 10