The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-29

Wholesale and Retail.
SAINT ANEH0Nf s'EnRk.

MAIN STREET, ST. ANTHONY, OPPOSITE THs FALLS.
~ n,pble htaepence IL bStfer taaa a so,c Shiiiiag "
FsNlE undersigned respectfully the citi-
N zens OF III Anthony aud The upper county, well
as these who live III St Paa (i they want 10 get good,
cheap that thcS now prepared to exhibit Of Tie
areet and best selected assornents o Goods bro
into Minnesota. The stotk contains many and 5aa3-
tin STYLES, al having been selected III the Eastern cities
"I'h thf greatest care 10 SUI! the market of Minnesota
which they will sell the reasonable terms The
following may be found among their
DRY GOODS.
Black. blue, brown. olive and green broad cloths doe
SKIN, oi>slnercs Sanetts meTinoes Of =! cSlars and
QUANTITIES; a'paccl lustrcS, ChAngabe nipaccas black,
clsngab'e and figured SiIAs, muslin de lnes Frelrh
hisish ana Ameic, II lfu iAWnS oi all kind; white,
red gcen rnc Yellow fanu"l, bid>e, for chldrcn's
Wra oown nd hieached sLeetnss and shrtings Of all
me ne. ., cUait'lc,t bed ticking; blue brown Whit
and I'D or.-; hichory stripes. cutt ttonadcs anton
nam y. apron checks, batting wrdiing and wching.
ish h6-n of sii varieties black aus Grape wells etc
- uhc ht .o!or" idsrye. scotch ana RisstsR diaper;
brown "n end tifercnt varieties Of table covers oll
"ioth 60 DO; We tins al kinds cravars scotch and
Ant'i O." . jams i.cncl do brr d'laiue strscila;
SIN 'P', I'd fiHt r 'ctrs III shawls; bro on hol-
ant linen dill. irca jdu, crf.h Kentucky leans
grass VI" -t mu>iin, swiss, Isle thread aud Iiuen
rd.i.s ro e'Rgs, gloves hosiery pltn and border
ID 'ab'i,, linen canbric handkef chiefs bonnet can
ana nocL ibhors pink hie an green cl,anbrav Hntn
a'rshhin- H. ten l-'te poplhs, cooTed berse mOhar
isFe, ir sstIu plain am PLAID ss sni ginghaui max
as0is, Iin-r gih}u. umbrellas, etc. etc.
large 10 u READY-MADE CLOTHING, manufac
gfed expressly for this place. Boots and shoes Hat.
Ia~' AM quantity OF straw goods, MI suited Tor this
market
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Jaws, RIO, agd - Domingo coffee. chocolate cocoa.
a'h tef, hnperni do, YoHug and Oil ItsOn do ginger
'ahi mustard, sugI, pepper, spice, nutmrgs. mace,
hrtontpS, peppefsduCc, cloves, rasius curran. rice
soap sHUH, indigo, dried apple. and reaches tle,yfr
ant siioAine tobacco Goldfish hams, shoulders and si
bacon nonr, oats md conn., beans pork and lard lamp
" rope moasse>, oontoo tlonary o all kinds, sa.rats
starch, candies.
An itw days the. VIII have large LOT OF paints and
Sts'nLs, spirits oi turpentin,, alcohol butter cheese
etc
EAkDW ARE.
MI Saws ana files, .a irons, coffee mills hovels and
spades slnnuus aXes. ,enuine article; hats nails Of
tFerS variety, looking glasses window glass, knives and
"fAs ochet End pen knives. Carpcitt .nL t0pl>
guns, b"tit single and double barrels with fell assort-
pitEt of UanIwafo.
4 large lot OF CROCKERY viii be oocued in a few
daN>.
combs, from 10 cents to $500, ofail kiuas from the
nom 10 The buffalo ana she'll consisting the tuck side
H'd .ound combs, fine ivory and buffalo sad iIuglis,
aud dressing do.
CLoCkS-i+ different patterns from 50 90 10 $4,000
together with lot of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Ladies and (eut.erlrr are ,l lie 10 cnli mud ex
anime the goods iOr themselves
}. ii. STEVENS co.
So Anthony, June q. 1871. 10