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p. L. & n. VANDEVENTER & CO..
l. MPIRE SAW WORKS

(F,r,,..""i" Lee. Gage 4 Co.,
Maadcture Of erey description OF Sdw No. 40 Main
Louis, MO.
'T'HE Arm of Lee Gaze Co., having d>olvl iy
consent; On the 1!st day Janur would
friends and customers That have made
1essrs Bridge Brother, and will Manufacture
Saws i'll all their No pains have spared fitting
up machinery and securing experienced
stock purchased direct the Europe
and America, cash,
Inducements that dealers will find
home Manufacture
As to the character and reputation bearing stamp
nothing need be said, as r that both dealers
have had sufficient opportunity t,ic quality
lure. walr partner in the Gri Lee.
doubt tor moment, ability pom:
price, 0:si win the
United States. Being receipt pticn
am par, to I'll all orders with pr.nip,s dispstcl.
All orders addressed to the unlr Mossrs. Bridge
Bro, will receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid % ali kinds CT repairing.
my15-tf l., +. GAGE.
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Not single Jew requiring temporary
rehei, Is the report of the missionaries and col
porteurs Of New York. annointed nv an orcor;z Oh
society of that city. It IS a remarkable rsnortN
oac which will apply to other cities. in which a
large number of the children of Abraham NAV he
found, and is deserving of consideration by those
who malirn them. ~
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Sanders New Series.
Il h & ID Il u & Ii % X s

HAVE YOU SEEN THEM?
iNHEi admirable books. All the Teachers who
ainn,d ami used them attest warmly their singular fitness
for The purposes III, school
Thry in the carefully considered
ample In teachaE accordingly adapted
mrdby III the and powers the
here III the onset 'dul long drawn out'
prove that hc ctUe not cat' that ssthe
It horse is not harse, that tle picture
cow and other inform ,tion equally valuable and appropriate
in a school book for IA Child.
On the contrary the child assumed to
and TO need instructions In what
years. IL is not therefore puzzled the
ani abstract definitions, cried
tempting TO read. what is without benefits his
picy. ana without INTEREST because intfarabiy
In Sanders New Reading Books every step the process till
the very last, plainly preparatory the The pupil
pleasantly and probably conducted through lessons consisting
OF one two, thr. syiabls in regular
containing matter full moral
highly enterG;nTg besides arranged while merely
teaching him 10 read 10 Undue his the
snr thought, and deveope and his
Teachers examine them, and Judge for yourselves.
The Teachers throughout the Territory the
a. owe Books examination, by calling W. g.
The American House, who is th only authorized agent for Min
neSota.
June 6-dfy.
Dali Demo-
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DO THEY MISS ME AT HOME /:

Do they mise me at home? Do they miss me?
T'w"uid be an assurance most dear,
10 know that this moment, soGie loved enc,
We're saying wish he were here.
II feel that the group at the nre-side,
Were thinking OF rs roam,
on yes 'twouid be JOY beyond lneasu.e,
TO kGo.g that they mics ine At hone.
when twi!ight approaches the SEASON
That ever ia sacred u sous,
Docs some repeat my name crer,
And sigh, that taTry So long
And ie there chord IN the muse,
THAT'S missed whoa my VOC is aeay,
tad chord in each heart that awsleth,
Regret at my woa.iSone st9*:
Do they place a chat n'lr the table?
When evenings HON" i!cl,urc' sac nSh,
When the candles Iii III the pnl1r,
And stars IN ihr calm azure sky
And wien the -. good nisht>'' ar repeated,
And az !,v ;hcsl down TO ttrr .gr;,,
Do they think al the absent, and wat m.
A whispered -. soca-a eht,' while they wecp?
DO I'd " mis- mo II home Do they rl'Ss ne?
Al morning NJ noon, at night,
Cr lnS-rs one gloomy shJd" rdnpl titCi,l,
That Only N; preacacc GA ..si.i?
Are Joy less iEsitinSir w-lG,n',
An. pleasure l-S> h a.. til IA j.-f.rr.
Brti1Sr one. is missed from Tie c.rtt,---
Because ! Iia with then - HI 7
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cF The Insurance Companies have offered a
reward of 900 for the detection and conviction
OF the incendiary Of the store of W. I. Jennings
Co. in Broadway n. Y, the destruction of
which caused the loss of so many lives.
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III. 4. M'CL0SKEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER. COMMISSION AND FORW AEp!N(

WHOLESALE GROCER; HoMMIssloN AID FORWARDING
MERCHANT,
Number 81 LeVee, Galena. Illinois.
AS in store AMI will be receiving By early arrivals fl
lowing, which he offer. the trade rates =
$50 hhes ~ o. and CHARMED Sugar,
500 b5S \. and b.
80 bbi5 Loaf, Crushed Powdered sug !,
go bhls. Sugar House Aoasses,
loo bbS Plantation s.
1850 h. bbl>. am kegs Syrup Moi asses,
900 bags Rio C"fee,
135 bags o. G. Java Coffee,
1000 kegs assorted Nails
300 boxes Palm ana Eosin Soap,
800 boxes Mould and Star Candies,
800 hi chests Imperial and Young Tyson Taa,
100 chests Black TIA,
100 boxes Virginia and Missouri Tobacco,
200 boxes cut Chewing and Smoking I bacco,
25Qooo boxes Rega!a and Principe Segars,
100000 boxes Cuba Skies,
400 bush dried peaches,
IOokcgs Salaratus,
90 boxes Saeratus.
loo boxes Soda Sale ats,
500 reanls Wrapping Papers,
80 gross Playing Cards.
100 bb!s No. H. ana ,, Mackcrel,
IS hhl~ Ensish Herring,
% drums Co:ash,
5U0.UO0 {; ID Percussion Cans,
LOO kits Aacsere Salmon Tongues and SinUas
100 osr1iics Letter and Cap Paper,
20 Cases Sariines,
90 icycc> Rice,
leo bbls Tar, Pitch and Resin,
300 quarters half and whole boxes Raisins,
so bs. Prunes. Curran;s and Rasas,
1000 cans Green Peas and beans,
100 bSS Mustard,
90 bXs Ground Pepper and Spices,
20 bXS Ginger,
20 bXs . Coffee,
30 bags Pepper and Pimsno,
900 lbs Cloves,
90 boxes Pepper Sauce,
100 boxes I ID Pipes,
100 JbS Batter Crackers,
80 boxes :errnacelli ami Nacearoni,
50 o@9hotn oii'c Oi,
~ Id3es t-SAiSs'
3OU, - ""'i' Saii:
ooV DDS mess FORK.
100 Dds SHperilie ana Extra Flour,
I1.JUu bbs HlmS
5o,oo0 bb Shoulders,
20 bbS Leaf Lard,
250kcgo ss
10000 kegs Dried Beef
90 bhis Mess Beef,
800 lbs Nutmegs,
500 ID, Indigo,
1a0 boxes Yeast Powders,
80 bales Bats,
$50 i,z Buckets,
% nests Tabs.
100 d.Z Zinc WdslbuaTds,
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L. VAN FmDAGH, Secretary.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
MOUSE AND LOT, with neat garden In the Of
~ the city.
Lso-i69 Heres Of Lena idsay bctrcen here and Saint
iRtaony.
ISoTree other pieces Land st. Paultwo cont
ing 100 acres caci-the other ga acres.
Thts property VIII tc sold cheap application ne-
dat ~ 4. PiERSE
Cedar Street. neat door to Episcopal Church.
St. Paul, May 80, 1885, SIR.
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tn Money in the streets of New York brings
IL per cent. Railroad paper goes at Is and ls
rcr cent.
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THE WATSON uOuSE

BY DAVIS 4 wHITCHER, SHAKOPEE.
NHlS new and commoGous Hotel
at great expense and the
public The proprietcrs at the
and will neither in order 10 render
soJourn OF guests agreeable.
Their table Is supplied with luxury market
rhe stable eommoo,x, and their attentive and
polite.
PLEASURE PARTIES IN quest game cannot do better
tnan to visit Shakopee Our lakes abound our
prairies are covered with grouse r1yI5;tf
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GRAY, DENSMORE Il PHELPS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS

WHOLESALE GROOERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
2O7 South Water Street, Chicago,
F. d. GRAY, +. w. DENSMORE, GEO. II. PHELPS,
T/EEP hand large and asortedsock of goods in their line
N consisting and manufactured Sugars, Moases
ups uground Coffee and black Teas, ground
ugroj Pepper Spice, Cnnamon Cloves Mustard, Ginger,
Mackere, picked and smoked erng Candles,
and Tobacco, Rans Pals, Tubs, Chns, Salerat, and
complete articles pertaining the Wholesale
Grocery trade.
Agents Schagtcoke Mills Powder equal any made in
the world. .r.
Also, Agents Salaander Safes, manufactured in Boston,,
which exposed to the
New York. Detroit and other places, and instance
books and papers out unframed
GRAY, DENSNORE & PHELPS,
1 If C.u.iW orct
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THE PEOPLES STORE,
100 Lake Street, Chicago.
MILLS, BOWEN. DILLENBECK s. CO.,

Successors n. ii. WOod,
TXTHOLESAE and Retail Dealers in Foreign Domestic
w Dry Goods Yankee Noton Watches, Clocks Gold and
Gilt Jcwely in all varieties, New York prices.
We invite the attention Merchants, Pecdes
try friends, and all, Unlimited
them that examination all
that it is for their interest buy
We shall occupy below Retail Department,
and shall pains to make the
pete and desirable IN this make and by continued
erton and the los prices at which offer goods, hope
to merit receive appreciation patronage
Gus and discriminating public We shah conine
this department exclusively cash. which will buy
the forest figure defy competition Call
Remember the n,Inber5 Lake Street, Chicago
N5.Wholasale Rooms up stairs. myI5-.f
FREMONT HOUSE, CHICAGO, ILL.
GAGE BROTHER, Popretors The accommodations
Travelling
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MES NARVIN has received her New Gurins Sevles
" nonn IT, manufactured expressly, Of the rst
establishments in New York, which, for varf-
ETY., hnenes Of matea elegance Of styJe has
surpassed init MARIE. = ''''> - 80 ~SS'
1ney comprise rich and assortment Of SIN. Crspe
Lawn, Lace, LEhorn SYsv Bonnets OF every
Territory. 49, " ~ 's :" VIC
Also, . new style Of SILK and embroidered Capes
Newest styles Dress Trtmmtpes,
DeamfuI Assortmenf Of Pans, Shell other Comhs
swins SIN, Thread, Needless Pins and every other srtcle ~
ally Kept IN Millinery estabiishmept. Z 80 = -
Dresses made At sAo poce, ana cut after The laes arsne
"'"' my16-dM
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ALLEN PuERSF.

Attorney at Lac and General Land Aqenf.
LAYING been Register of the Land under
ministratop, he able
subject to entry and will regularity
tons made by him.
VIII locate land warrants and
mt OF 16 on the former and "a
for from to three
these rates commissions.
Once on Cedar street, door the Episcopal Church, st.
Paul, Min. mvI6.tf
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BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY, COPYING PRESSES
PRINTING, &c.
RICH L. LOCTR Ell,


BUYERS will consult their by examining
ID stock, which Offer the lowest possible prices.
Account Book Factory Books made patten PACED and
printed heads, i'm style required Also, large
hand suitable Banks csmpaDes Mer-
chants Courts, &c., also large quantities North, West
and South Trade.
Writing Papers Cap, Letter, Note and Ledger Papers, from
the best mills in the United States. Foreign Papers, Tssuc,
Drawing, Writing, Colored &c.
Stationery! Fancy and Staple Goods and
complete assortment Envelopes Cards. Inks, Gold Pens and
Pencils, Steel Pens, sc. ibid .... g.
Dories for 1854 Time and Work Books, Trf s. Intef
est, Advance, Dscoun Exchange
Counting House.
Job Printing Of cheap Cards, Bal Heads Iabies Checks, Law
Cases. Points, sc.
Lithography and Engraving! Bonds. Stocks, Certificates, BITS
of Exchange, Dies Cards Envelopes
best
Trade, Country Merchants Deylcr., supplied at
prices, i'm quantities to suit bu
y = Orders by Mail executed with !romptness.
RICH & IOUTREL, 81 Wilarn-st., n. y,
mv16 fmpOrtnc Mll INF i,i;i III
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s.THE wORLD,S cAUR,,

Corner Of Third and Roberts Streets, 81. Paul.
fIiE proprietor of the Worlds Fair having
the East with large and extensive
desirable Spring Goods, attention his
patrons stock He can find time to emu
merte only CT the articles which
his store.
SIX, Satin Gossamer Belgrade, Lace Peda,
Diamond Italian, English and Dunstabe, &c.
Limerick Thread, Linen, vncennes, Honiton, German
Musiin- and wroush, Goods foods -a''s''
Lace Capes, Chimmeses, Under Sleeves and Man.ilss.
Figured and Fancy Cashmere,
bet and French Print, Grape shawis and Scarfs.
Figured Lace SIX Brocade rnpsal, wa,ered and Poular
Tissues Silks. satins and Dress Goods
s hsuFea and awsOt baesss and BARGE Dsns
sriS French English and American Prints.
Boots, Shoes and Callers
Plain and fancy, Tipped Pix Patterned and Bronzed, Chill
dren's Youths and Mss, in variety. Mems Calf and
Nip Oxford and Union Ties, Slippers and Carpet Shoes.
Clothing ready made, and made to order the shortest
si!h Fur, Panama, sghorn, and variety other
OH Cloths Drurset Tapestry Wool, Cotton Hemp,
general Of Furnishing Goods, including
adcs an sn s n. Lace and emit
to- Gilt Cornices Stair Rods Notions
Goods delivered in town a carriage free.
woRI:D's FAIR STORE,
Cornsr Third and Roberts Streets, St. Pasl.
"A sale by VI AN ss H HOW n9Iat Co. for
STOVES AND TIN WARE,
81 Ne,,ers old stand Third fen dooss West of
JGeEsoR Street,
subscriber will
ment OF I'm Ware. which wholesale or
Afso general assortment Of STOVES. Orders from country
dealers solicited.
N.B.-Reparne done on short notice.
myl5-Iy GEO. RUSSELL. AGENT.
DOCKET BooKs-A large and beautiful assortment. at
Il CONBS' Eook Store.
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER!
A LARGE aud soaplete Assortment just received by
~ ". 4. COMBS.
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- By Express, and for sale bv II HOwTTZ e CO..
~ the Pioneer Bookstore, opposite The Post-0ncs.
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w. s. SWIMMER

GENERAL NEWSPAPER DVERTISING AGENT,
No. Ia Second Street, Opposite the Post Ufce ST. Louis, Mo.
REFERENCEs ff
Messrs. Il. & w. Campbell, Messrs. Hay den l. Wilson,
Adolphus Meier & Go. IL. 4 X. b. White.
nlyl5;tf more T. Co. .
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To MAGAZINE Readers.

40 magazine READERS.
w are now prepared furnish
~ the territory ali the best MoSTHLIEso
nes FASHIONS c-d all others puhshssin ne nd SratSs
or Europe Can On = unyr1T1 20, g s Ss9
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;. A. wHEELoc.x
ALfy and Corn I,or a. Law.
BRISTOL 4 WHEELOCK.

COHSc767s 0J Debfs ind General 1Tenf1,
N1ILL attend to the COLLECTION DEBTs Buy ng end
w Selling Real Estate, Paying Taxes Conveyencins; locating
Land Warrants and the transaction requiring
the union Of legal Information
practical knowledge Of the details Of import
am acquired by long residence and extensive
qosance In the Trritoy. Teir
most ample facilities for the speedy CoLLEc1Iou Of DEBTS
distant parts Of the Territory.
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SPENCER. WILSON Il CO.,

teuN street. neAl ucur 10 Episcopal Church.
81 ran' Ma! -, leoi. ST..
SPENCER. WILSON 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS. Bi INDS, SASU.SC..
their steam Mill, prepared orders in the
line with pronpness and Gspatch having hand over
100000 feet dry, clear wei-Ssasoned Lumber including
large quantity of Flooring. Also. large Quantity of Doors
SahFame French Doors Windows, which will be sold
cheap for cash. uvI5-d,f
NEW GOODS.
UST received in the Brick formerly occupied Nessrs
q lrrias. oppoSitt the Times Building. large lot
Fresh Groceries. Provisions and Liquors.
whch VII be sold oir for Cash. Call and examine. am
determined not 10 be underso the will he
i0nha every thing usually KEEP: in Grocery Store.
jane TIT. J. COSTELLO.
J. MCMAHON HOLLAND.
dHorHey enc Counsellor Lc,c and Solicitor in Cscncr
ShakoPce, Scott County. Minnesota.
NiSSESorA REFERENCE:
Gov. ". A. German,
j. raTis Rosscr, ESD, Sec'y Min. Ter.
Cspt.J II. Simpson, u. s. Top. NS.. P,nl
\. J. Morgan. Esq, Democrat Once,
II. A. Robertson, Esq,
Hen. H. H. Slbley. Mendoza.
MARYLAND REFERENCES:
Gov. T. Louis Lowe,
T. II. VNei ESQ, Secretary OF State,
Judges Legrand Tack and Ec,stou 81 The 81 Ann,r,,,.
preme Court Of Maryland,
Hon. Alexander Randall,
John V. lie MeMahon, Eco. Baltimore, Nd. myl5-,s
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". n. sEMMEs. g.. J. \. MCMILLAN. H. d. LEWIs.
0EMMRS, MCMILLAN Z LEWIS,
TrORNEYS AT Law and SOLICITORS IN CHANcERy.
0mces At sfwater, Aissesota Teisosy, Hss., st.
CTo'1 Oo Wleooem. eela. ..aw 90 49,. yeI-I!'
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l63 & l65 south water ST., up stairs,
UHRLAUB, SATTLER g. CO.,
CHICAGO, ILL,


IMPORTERS and Jobbers OF German, French and English Pam
Goods, Cutlery, Guns Rifles, Pstos Victims,
and Looking Glass Plates, Dol Chdrens
German Hardware, ec etc. Among this may
follows: s.s-fr~
Pocke Pen, Bowie, Butchers Pencils of the
Hunting and Shoe Knives turers. eVsftF ID .N.
Table Knives and Forks. DominOs, Tobacco
Scissors and RaZors. es.
Guns, Revovers, of Pormones, Gases,
the best manufacture. Points,
Percussion Caps. All kinds of Fancy Pipes.
Plated Ware. French Perfumery.
Patent and Common Skates Looking Glasses Looking
Comprises every variety. Glass Plates.
Bench Vices, Plyers, Nippers, Jcwery.
Spring Braces, Saw Sess. Toy Watches. ...
Fish Lines and Hooks. Spectacles and Spectacle
All kinds Saws. Playing Cards.
Sheep and Horse Shears. AccOrdeons Harmonious, Gui-
Jewsharps. tars Flutes, and FIuiinas.
States and Slate Pencils. Hair, Flesh and Tooth Brush
Dog Chains, Curry Combs.
Rat and Fox Traps. All kinds of Combs.
Steel Pens. Pen Holders.
Together with "A large assortment Of Toys.
Having and extensive and reliable
business connection In Europe,
for importing Goods direct from the Manufacturers, which
do In such quantities and such enable to Sell
them equally low as they be bought in New York, Boston
Philadelphia.
With domestic manufacturers, have entered into such
rargcments enable Job their Goods their FACTORY
PRICES. UHRLAUB, SATTLER Il co.
May 15-f.
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SEWING MACHINES.


THE which has accompanied the introduction
these exceedingly and portable machines into pub
lie notice, has induced Office their
exhibition and sale, at No. 265 Broadway.
Among the manifold advantages combined In the Sewing Ma
chimes the Wilson paen the perfect simplicity and in
operating them Of the highest Importance. lady Of
delicate need be
tired, little the power required IL, their While
machines the ponrous wheels, &C., that they
require forming sttch imposes the operators labor
that injurious health than the old
that is yearly destroying Its thousands.
What is by straight excmplfed in these ma
only, the will the most inexperienced
operators perfectly straight curved having
BILE guide that purpose, and the only machines that
it; they will also small as can be sewed by hand,
with the same $ a larger
These machines perform the best quality Of schng
such collars, bOsUm &C., with the dis
patch girl being able to stitch trtyfve dozen
in day. They equally well adapted
work; straight with equal facility,
their price all complete is but Sl25, which, considering
adaptation to kind of work, well the facility
rapidly with which they 1t, must be considered low
deed And family purposes work unequaled
by any other.
Such arrangements have entered into between Mr.
and the subscribers perfectly
sing these machines, the penalties infringing
patent. WHEELER, WILSON & CO.,
myl6 No. 265 Broadway, n. Y.
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BRADLEY HOUSE, GALENA, ILL.

BRADLEY HOUSE, GAIENA, ILL.
having above thorough
B prepared to furnish good
reasonable erms. Persons visiting
accommodations much needed by
the weary traveller.
myI5-tf J. s. HOLMES.
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CHARLES WOOLLETT,
General Commission and Advertising Agent,

DC LAKE STRRET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY intention to establish myself
permanently in business, in this city, and offer services to
Produce, purchases Merchandise, LUMBER sc.
commission, together with business which requires
which experience
in active mercantile pursuits and thorough knowledge of the
city trade has qualified effect the most advantageous
thereby frequently bviang the inconvenience and
leaving home and business. Hoping to be
with your commands, trusting that this introduction lead
transactions, mutually beneficial, and assuring
best efforts in behalf, am truly yours,
CHAS. WOOLI.ETT.
Aid. W. Kennedy, f. b. Williams, w. Wayman,
NJ. Keith; A. II. Blacka, Esq John Rogers Esq, H. Frink,
ESQ., Messrs Nugent & Owens. IA tt
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| WOODWORTH'S PATENT PLANNING MACHINES
VNTJT the Improvements attached Manufactured
w by the Subscriber at various prices. Said Machines can
PLANE and MATCH 1000 feet Of Lumber hour VI any width
| from to - inches.
The PATENT the Machines also be had at
reasonable rates by applying to the Subscriber at Chicago
| June elm. ROBERT STEWART.
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SCARRITT & iIASON'S

No. co I!aShingf0a dUenue, ST. Louis, No.
4 lCR extensive IS,
~ ly necessary IL do III advertise
friends and the public that have been
in getting nd Furniture, the
trade. the most in sty" AID quality,
suited large varied demand,
An examination of stock will sw it De
Of home and foreign having
gained in either Including the
well the rich expensive.
Chairs 80 $50; Beteds
bles fr'n 81 to $780, Bureaus from $40 800,
endless
Resides we have Spring. HAIR Shuck
and all kinds bedding.
We furnish Kitchen, parlor, steamboat,
in part or throughout odd Cherry,
hogany rosewood. In Short call and
my15-tf SCARRITT & MASON.
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s. s. BRAINERD,
HOUSE AND STEA BOAT EI-RNISuING Sropr

$. s. BRAINERD
HOUSE AMP S STE a,s.is, TuRNIsHING STORE,
MANUFACTURES Of Shower Baths, Bathing Tus Hip and
VI Sponge Baths, lee Chests
dry Irons, Brass Kettles, Kitchen Hardware and Plated
Wars Lamps ,, spo9ns Sc KNIVES and Forks Pocket Knives
wilow Rattan and Wooden Wares; Mats Brushes Feather
Toys &C. Fishing Tackle Fancy for Church Fairs all al
low prices ,ro cash or sppsved Credit
Refriccrators: Washing Machines. mvI5-t
''Every Man 10 his TRACEY
MARVIN has Just received from the East his spring
the Shoe Business jufes him of
goods superior to that practically
stock is the best ever brought TO the Territory.
a has also sseyGa f em stock Of II best
&c. &C., and with large experienced worken,
in the the latest NewYork Styles which he
will sell as ho,c az the io,cesf. His motto is
THE BEST GOODS ARE THE CHEAPEST.
June s-itf. THIRD sTREET-NEAR ROBERTS.
GENTS Calf Boots custom eastern, at
Junes-tf '''0" -0''1'
n DIFFERENT styles Of GENTS CATERS, Summer
r wear,at MARvIN's.
EDMUND RICE, WIN. HoILrysHrAp. GEO, J. BECKE1,
RICE, HOLLiNSHEAD ( BECKER. M -
n change, St. Paul. Minnesota Territ,ry.
Collections made with prompness and on moderate terms
rate Of exchange. Real and sold, paid,
ana all the business CT general attended with fidelity
and dispatch. may 31-dtf.
Desirable Investment the Minnesota River.
ITO person who command $1,000 cash,.ve a
most desirable investment in real and personsopety
fhsAinnesota River from which 100 cent profit
realized. For particulars apply TO
RICE, HOLLINsHEAD & BECKER.
May 81, 'o4 DIFF.
a TO MASONS; MASONIC BOOKS.
wv you will please notice and yourselves
~ accordingly, that the following Masonic can
be had o
The New Masonic rrerte Board, by Moore.
g Craftsman and Free Masons Cutie,
:. feEplars Text Book,
:" Mystic Circle, BY g. Gray.
BY calling on ". s. COMBS,
June .. Near the
LII persons ndbted by book otherwise.
are requested to call once OF Bristol
make immediate settlement. about closing
nfsvGvD
June 1e-tf.
OFFICE STATIONARY.
A COMPLETE assortment for sale by
IN ". s. COMBS,
Near the American House.
BROWN & FLETCHER,
RANkERS Brokers and Dealers Exchange ID st.
~ Pam. June Ie-tf.