The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16
Wholesale and Retail,
SAINT ANTHONY STDR

MAIN STREET, ST. ANTHONY, OPPOSITE rHE FANS
Il nttabte NtdfPence is better than Il star ShiUny
'HNE undersigned respectfully announces to the ci,i-
zes % 81, Anthony, and the upper country as well
As those who live in ST. Paul f they to get good.
cheap mat they are now prepared exhibit one of the
largest and best selected ASSIGNMENTS of Goods ever brot
ihto Minnesota. The stock contains many Few and bean
@ > les, All having been selected in the Eastern
WI" ut @t't 81 care to SUIT the market of Minnesota
Wich iies VIII sell on the reasonable terms The
following may be found among their
DRY GOODS.
hiHh. hloe, DroWD olINe and green broalcloth. doe
KIN, cassntrcs, Satinets; merEoes of all csrs and
ihautsi ap"cca lustres, C.anga}le alpaccus black
thaigah!e and figured silks muslin de LANES; French
English ana American prints lawns of all kinds; white
rti, gree" and yellow hanucs hir,lse, do for
Wears brown and bleaohe sec,ings and ,hirpos ,f an
ue different qualities; bed ticking; blue brown white
ana MIXED drills; hickory stripes cottonades cauton
naht!S' apron checks, batting, waddng and wicking
i.h ieh o 81 varieties; black muslin Grape wells etc
o different c"iofs biseyc, Scotch and Russian dinner
brown linen and different varetie, of fable cnvers oil
cloth do do; yesln.S ali Kinds Of crav,ts Sen,ch nd
AifrlV ehehiis, French do. heraEe blaine srad,Ila
siik crane, aud different varieties of .hawls brown
iahds, Inrh drills. uckahuCk crash Kentucky icans
grass cloth Shirts muslin SWISS Isle thread and npn
eshSs ana seringa gloves hosiery. plain and border
ed canhricS, linen camhIic handkerciie. bonner can
ana neck ribbons pink blue and green chambrav; linen
riig itaui lnstre popins. coored berre Uul,,r
n>tfe Turk satin, plain and plaid silk and bingham mar
asois irnse>, eimp, umbrellas. ETC. etc
large lot Oh READl-MADE CLOTHING mapufac
turcd en- lressy for this place. Boots and shoes Ias
CAPS ANY quantity of straw goods al suited for Ills
market
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
java Rlo, aud II. Domingo coffee Chocolate r6roa
"ach tea in'crai do, young and old h, son w cinecr
asSa' mustard, sugar, pepper, spice, nutMcgs mace
He'th"pS pepler-sauce cloves, raisns cirrants rice
soap si'il indigo. dried apples and peaches chewing
ana snnhlis tobacco Goldfish, hams, shoulders and side
bacon. Hour, oats and corr beans pork and lard lamp
o." rope n0asses confectionery OF all kinds sacratus
starch candles.
In lew days they Will have large lot Of paints and
"!t-stniis splits OF turpentne alcohol butter cheese
etc, etc.
, HARDWARE.
MN s@Ws ana hies sad irons coffee mills shoveIs and
SPACES, simmons axes genuine uTtcie hoes nails al
every h6ty looking glasses, window glass knives and
"tAs lochti and pen knives carpenter and Joiner too
guns both single and double barrels; with iu assort
mcnt al II;Idv are. ~
large lot OF CROCKERY vii! lie opened in n few
iaNS. 80 - ~ "
Combs from 10 cents 10 $500, of all kinds from The
norm 90 tc buffalo and she'll consisting OF the tuck sid
ana round combs, fine ivory and buffalo and Enolsl
| and dressing do
tLoChS-i different patterns from So 90 to S2i OF
together with Il lot of '''
YANKEE NOTIONS.
IL Ladies anu Gentlemen are solicited 4, call and Nv
anime the goods for themselves. -
j. II. STEVENS e. co.
81 Anthony, June 26, ISL. In