Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-09-18

ATTENTION ALL!M
OODBURY PUTNAM,
7OULD call the attention of the public to their stock IF
Congress Boots Ladies' Congress, Polka and Fancy
Boots, Black Coorcd CATERS; Misses Black Col
oe CATERS, ChireS Boots and Shoes, together with
other kinds too numerous to mention.
tlcmen respectfully invited to call and examine for them
streets. WOODBURY. s PUTNAM.
st. Paul, May 2Sth, 1855. my29-f
Call and See!!
Is MD A s.,su RECEIVED splendid ass ment
Boots Calf sewed Oxford Ties Cali button Congress Boots
FOR SlOOO-GREAT BARGAIN.
oR SALE ~ undivided in 40 lying within the
wnslow's Addition. Terms, ia cash, residue in
one and two years at 10 per cent per anm For the
scls-d&wr THOMAS W. COLEMAN.
FOR SALE.
TEN AcRES Of land three miles from St. Paul on the 81:
AnIh my Road. This Is choice piece, and win be sold
se7-w A. PlEaSE, Cedar strest. near Third.
TO CAPITALISTS.
100 Building mny Lots !" Ws, ST. Pau" for sale
au22-tf Lapd Once, st. Anthony-st.
THE store under the winsow Houses Of Fort
Druggist Also, the c-lar Herewith. Inquire
anll-n DIR. l.. G. KINNEY.
HOUSE AND LOT
LNOR SALE FOR $500 on time Also, two good milk
calves. House contains rooms and Kitchen and is
about IS minutes walk wnslow House. $3.50 cash,
$3.50 in and years. Enquire at this anicss au7-tf
CANNON RIVER CITY.
and the County Seat OF Rice County 200 lots Inquire OF
aul7-tf DR.. l.. G. KINNEY, winsiow House.
CHANCE FOR GOOD BARGAINS.
On ACRES OF LAND joining the Hudson, Wis
Lots in hudson, Wis., 800 front, part
choice Tipin thriving mouth
Of the Chippewa River Wis.
GO Rivers joining town plat on
the Dayton Bluff, st. Paul, MT.
5Arrcs land commanding RIVER above
the Upper Landing In ST. Paul. NJ. T.
II Acres, part part Bottom, running to
the River, joining winslow's Addition, ST. Paul,
Acres on Rice Creek mile from Banshps MILL MT
Also, 40 feet front by 2;2 deep Eagle street,
the wnslew Hous with $4,000 improvements upon The
above property will be sold 3 cash.
yearsio interest 100000 be made this pro-
periy in years. J.. G. KINNEY,
auI-tf Oncr winsow House.
TO SAwYERS.
SAmaER iny eonpcttn :. take charge Of the saving
ceor, Lake Minneonkasuch a permanent
~
p. MORRIS, Surveyor 81 Paul, or CIAs. s. HARGIN,a at
the Lake. anl8-tf
Twenty Wood Chopper. Wanted,
Two cut lOo cords of wood within the CITY LIMITS. Apply
au,s-if OLD BROWN DRUG STORE.
aseboded single man, taking care OF
stock and general farm work, will hear
steady employment, by enqurng at the Winow House,
time during THURSDAY and Friday next JOSEPH FORD.
- 80.
MISS BAKER,
Fashionable MiIliner and Dress
Maker,
Third Street, opposite the Post Office.
HAVE large and Of Millinery Goods
ju.t rec ;ived irn New York. and desire q intern the
a ,.as' s inn ss ss s .,si
jeia-ly Yfss:R. A..BAKHRs
millinery. and FaDcY SsOYe. -. :
BEJwEEx: .hE "A HEnIs 81. Asp w,xsLow Hoes.s.: :.
NJ . =, rssupea irs% The E.s.
with well selected ,toe. Of
49, Consisting Of asrest variety IF Double English and
Ais soenda rsr Of rs"eg I's >. lat,
Enicdrfe Lsc, skirts, Cloves Hosiery, Collars PURSES
as Shirts, Gloves. Crsvs:s, Collars and csnp,ete .sscrt
mcnf Of Grn'Iernei''s Furnishing Goodr.
Pine works. Thread Iacx Linen f.zu,.es Black
SIX Of the best quality; Splendid NsntslIss.
P. yc.chea, Pressed and Trimmed. spso-tf
Millinery.
MRS. FRIDAGH 4 MISS LERCH,
fMnnesots Pad, r. T.,
Are prepared everuhsno the Millinery Line, IN fhe
best fsfshed Nle.
Keep constantly hand large and VIII selected
Hoods. Bonaets, and Rssey Millinery Gesds.
April %, Ia55. .n1a-am
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
MES. y. l. STOKES Is now spenins at her Nnin-u
m Store isrge and splendid assortment Of Pal and Winter
BnDes Having returned New York. where se has =
ected with care, the latest Paris Styles she Il nov prepared
TO snow 70 her old customers
York. -
ETY. Of STYLES for making surpassed In