Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-09-27

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thu fashions, should read tho advertisement Of
Messrs. Mott Palmes, and after reading the
same, should leave an order for full suit with
those gentlemen, and We can assure them tina,
they will give them I" fts.''
HONE AGA,N.--Our friend Combs is back again,
as smiling as ever. He brings with him large
variety Of Stationery, and among other things
several political prints, the very sight of which
eau ses laughter. Call and see Combs and buy
some of his excellent Stationery.
A FIGHT AND Foor RAcE.-A fight took place
near the Upper Levee yesterday evening, between
two Irishmen, terminating in one of the belliger-
ants being thrown into the river. The other, sup
posing his antagonist drowned, ''cut dirt" up
the river and has not since been heard from.
On Saturday last, at P. NJ, z. E. b. Nash's
new Steamer, s'North Starr was launched at ST.
Anthony. This vessel is a beautiful specimen OF
the Upper Mississippi Steamers. She draws, with
engines, wood and water aboard, about inches
of water. About the middle of next week she
will make trial trip to Anoka, to which the pub.
lie will be invited. In about two weeks she will
be gin regular trips to Little Falls.
PINKs OF PERFECTIoN.-We noticed new and
beautiful style of Ladies' bonnets at No. ~, Win
slow House, the bare sight of which is enough tc
mike an old bachelor jump out of his boots i
All sorts, sizes, colors and styles, adapted to
old heads, young heads and gray heads, any Of
which can not fail to add charms to the wearer.--
Advertisement soon.
WHEAT HARVEST IN SOUTHERN MINNEsoTA.-
The Brownsville Herald saws, that no State ir
the Union has ever produced, in the same area, 6
more bountiful crop of wheat than was this sea.
SOD. harvested in Southern Minnesota. The yield
is represented from thirty to forty bushels to
the. acre, full and plump, and entirely free from
tut, rust and wecvil.
RuNAwAY.-A horse attached to buggy rur
away on the Saltwater road yesterday morning
spll;ng the contents of the vehicle, an elderly Ia
dy and black boy, into the brush along side o
the road. Ne damage save to the horse and bug
gy, the former receiving a few scratches ON thu
legs, and the latter loosing spoke or two out o.
one wheel. The horse was soon stopped, brough
back to the disconsolate lady and the terrified
dark,y, who had just began to s'despar OBJ ebel
seein' dat boss 'gin."
GERMAN DALY.-That staunch friend of Free
dom, the, Zeitung, made its appearance in daily
form on Monday. The German friends of Ere
mont shou Id give it a liberal support, both in thu
way of su description and advertisements. The
Zeitung now presents q medium for advertisers
equal to Any other paper in the city. Let oul
business mel, make a note of this fact and give
Orthwein a call.
INDIAN SUSMER.-The Indian Summer, SO pc
culiar to Minnesota, is now upon us with its hazy
hours. No season is more beautiful thar
this.
GB The workmen are making rapid progress or
all the street improvements. Another season
will probably give to our good people streets ant
sidewalks that will be an ornament to the oity.
1.-The water cart has been drawn from St
Anthony treet, since which time the dust has be.
come aim ost insuferable. What are we to do:
Can the City Fathers help us?
FIRE.-.A fire broke out early yesterday morn.
ing in the City Hospital, but was extinguishet
before any serious damage was done. We die
not learn how the fire originated.
RUNAWAY Two horses, attached to wagon
passed our Office yesterday afternoon at railroad
sp eed, but running into an OK cart at tho juno
ton of Hill street with st. Anthony street they
were stoppe short in their course.
CO Pi ckerel, weighing thirty pounds ant
measuring + our feet and one ifth in length, wa
served up for dinner at the Winslow House, yes
terday. III is monster was caught in the Missis
sippi, just Glow this city, by Mr.. W. G. Budd, O.
the Winslop! House.
HIsroI,Y OF ST.. ANTHoNY.-We publish to- day
the concluding article of series on the History
of St. Anthony. These articles cost our cores
pondent good deal of labor, and us consdera
BILE money. Articles from other towns will ap
pear as soon as we can find room.
Swindling Operations.
Mr.. William f. Arnold, of Toledo, Ohio, wei
known as an extensive manufacturer of tn
Phorix Sash Locks" represents, through tn
Toledo Blade, that man named w. s. Manches
ter, has been operating in this city in a mamie
wholly unauthorized, and swindling unsuspectily
persons out of various amounts of money.