The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-23
st. Paul aob'ts.
OKLD'S FART!
$4,000 WORTH or TtHE
BEST AND LATEST STYLES OF GOODS.

EDWARD KEENAN, -
a sam invites the community Of st. Paul and che.
"A where to a9 iszper,ion Of his complete stock Of
fered for sale were selected BY himself after careful in
spection Eastern stocks, and he good reason
DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS.
Which excels DO In quality and quantity any that IL
now, or has been, offered for sale In this city. No
pense labor have been spared the ar
cles to meet the known wishes Of the community and
the ladies especially will End the dress and toilet goods
attention has been paid Fnrn hing Goods. and he i
enabled to offer the latest styles Of lace, embroerc1
snS d; sn s.s1.' with ssrns Of s,s
W. ~ '''''''e1 FOX r iTaTs GENTLEMEN
lie Is well prepared with variety of boots shoes,
mats caps clothing, underclothng, and oil
!. necessary for proper ontnt the outward man
Having experienced and skillful Cutter with q num-
her of good workmcn constantly employed, he ens-
bed to make up At short notice. clothing ofeveIy yri
dealers from the Upper coup,ry will nnd a, tho
Worlds Fair large stock Of goods purchased Up New
York. with special reference their and desires
As they were obtained favorable terms, eenan
Is able dispose Of them at such low mako
Il object for every one interested to call and examine
them
AIMING the multitude Of articles he has on hand At
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
OF all kirds qualities and prices comprising tapestry,
,hrev-ply ingram, hemp, mating druegett and oil
cloth carpets and damasf curtsins, damask,
and French cloth stamped table and piano covers lin.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Alpaccas mousselnes de aine, silks, satns merino.
chiItzes, printed cottons, long and square wooden
shawls laces embrodeiies edgings nsertings, che
settles, cuffs, etc, together with cloth coaas manas,
mufs, victornes, etc. This departing for its
pfete,ess and variety, defies competition
MEMS CLOTHING -
fully selected from the stocks Of the makers.
HATS AND CAPS,
In endless variety, and At every kind of price,
can fail TO be suited. : -' =
BOOTS AND SHOES,
From the most approved Eastern manufacturers. This
branch Of rxie has received ienans especial attention
and in his assortment may be found all latest styles.
For goodness of work and elegance Of appearances his
stock boots, Shoes CATERS slippers plain and fancy,
GRASS BLEACBED LINEN sHEETINGs,
Direct from the celebrated Beachery of samuel Gray,
Belfast Ireland Heensn possesses the facility of OBJ
tanning these fine goods Direct and can ~arfsnt them
EXTRA WIDTH sHEETiNG AND PILLOW CASING
superior article better then before offered here
COTTON PRINTS,
In endless Variety and of the LATEST apd most approved
All that belongs to "A complete Dry Goods establish
mept may be found in the Worlds Fair, which he's at
tackled TO it also department for the sale Of =.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C.
The stock is fresh and has but recently arrived "
judicio selected by experienced person. and
every article warranted be equal M not superior t0
the best Of its kind in other stocks in this market In
Black and green teas, recently purchased n New
OK; Becher's clarified and crushed sugarsS Brown
Havana and New orleans sue ars KiO Java MOCHA ana
Lagura coffee; jasper and War Eagle brands family
our SALT coarse and fine; Boston, sods water and su.
gar bfscuit water Crackers stearine pressed
and mould candles; soaps, plain and fsncy; wooden
pickles, sardnes, oysters clans, spcs, preserv
ed FRUITS, tObac Geo, cigars, syrups, willow ware, etc.
CHOICE LIQUORS,
by tire quantity in bottles, comprising Otard, Dupuy
Co.; choice old brandy, feigneite do; Pellervoisna
do; Peter Worthy's and Brown sherry; South Side Ma:
dera Pure Juice and Old Port Wine; lrsh Scotch and
Old Bourbon Whisky; London Porter, Scotch Ale,
ETC.. etc. Call and KEENAN,.
At the Worlds Fair
Farmers and Others invited to bring in Produce.
Cash will be paid for all kinds the full ket rates
St. Paul, Nov. 2, 1854 -dG wifi.