St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-24

l. MT. d. AOSencer&0f ii oOllul0 ware
room, 20 ( 40, on Richmond avenue be.
tween St. Gasshaid aud Lake streets.
!. b. MlLLs & Co.-The advertisement
Of this firm will attract general attention;
and twill be well for all to make an early
call a. their store and judge for tk7esl1aiselve,
Of the immense stock Of groceries and pro-
visions on hand for the Spring ard Summer
trade. The assortment is complete, and
their prices very favorable. A very i'm
4poriant feature Of their business to the
farmers of N6rtheus ,MinnesotAs is the
stock Of agricultural implements, which
will be found to embrace every article
needed by the cnterprisng'farmer, But the
advertisement tells it's own tale, and for
the rest. call at Mills & Co.'s store.
Ho, EvEnYBoDY!-B urbank:Bros receiv-
ed yesterday heavy invoice Of their new
goods. Their assortment Of dress goods,
domestics, &C., is unexceled, and their
articles are marked down to figures that
will make the hearts Of poor people glad
and their purses last much longer than at
the prices Of a few months since. Their
stock Of clothing is especially deserving of
mention Burbank Bros. have long had
the reputation Of bringing nothing but the
very best quality OF clothing to this mar
ket, and theis stock is fully up to the stand
ard. A suit Of good clothes can be had
for nero song-and very much below ST.:
Paul prices. Go aud see their new goods.
MONTANA MEN.-Don't fail to 60 to Han
ford's and purchase your outfit in fire.
arms, ammunition, fishing tackle, &c., be-
fore starting across the plains. He is SELL
ing all articles At New York prices, freight
added. Parties who have purchased Of Mr.
Hanford assure us that he is selling his
stock at least twenty five per cent. cheaper
than the same goods can be bought in st.
Paul.
REAL EsTArE.-The card of Pinney &
Mulliken, real estate ageats, will be found
IN another column. Mr.. Pinney. is well
known 10 our citizens; and Mr.. Mulliken
comes to- our city highly spoken IF as q
business man. Parties interested in the
sale or purchase Of real estate should give
them call.
FROM CH1cAGo.-TheC Cen .ral Drug Store
is :ceiving direct from Chicago full as
sortment OF goods; comprising drugs, med
icines, toilet. articles, 81. sc. Paints and
oils cheaper than at any other establish
ment in ct. the city. ..%g2.<. cs~EE -
Tile time is near at hand for planting
melons, cucumbers and the like, and for
the benefit Of those whom it nay concern
we copy from the Winona Republican a
suggestion for the protection of such vines
from the yellow-striped bugs which create
80 much destruction That paper says
that to plant a few beans in each hill of
melons or cucumbers in sure preventive.
Striped bugs do not like beans, and hence
keep clear of where they may be. It's
well worth trying. %,>;f < ~ ~
&C. F. g. W. Powell are doing ! heagy
trade in more senses than one, in the line
Of stoves, hardware, tinware, SC. We find
their store on Washington avenue crowded
with purchasers who are preparing for
housekeeping or replenish hing the stock ON
hand. A better place than @Powelps for
buying such goods cannot be found. =
-Goyette has furnished in good style .
| couple of rooms for an ice-nream saloon,
aud he is now prepared to serve the people
of St. Cloud with delicious ice-cream, cool
lemonade, fruits, SC. Further particulars
! will be found in his advertisement.
| The Shakopee A,yus OF the 18th states
that Tom Holmes train: was to leave that
place for. Montana on the 21st inst: a
number of prominent citizens of Shakopee
accompany the party. and the train il a
large one, 1t will join the great expedition
from this place at Fort sAbercrombie. Il; mi
III. Knox Tuylor's is the best place in
St. Paul for buying dry goods, for the fol
lowing reasons: He has q complete stock
| Of the latest styles; and he sells so cheap
chat his store is known: throughout the
State as the ''Cheap Cash Store." See his
advertisement. 81. Z IT. "a i: ...s "a
| The Hastings Independent says that
Major General c. c. Andrews, of this city,
hes been before the reconstruction commit
tee recently. That paper sadds:s eve
know thot the General thinks thst there
need be no hurry in demonstrating the
red handed devils that would have destroy
ed the Government"
People must not think because
Hepner has his doors closed that be has
gone out Of business. Quite the contrary. -
| he is receiving and shelving : large stock
Of new goods, and will reopen in day. Or
two, in partnership with the late firm Of
Peterson s Stolley L, 4. 4. fztisass
-Brevet Brig. General Adams, Late COM
mandant 3at Fort Abercrombie, and who
has been recently mustered ort Of service,
Was in town this week on his way to the
Fort.
Rev. Mr.. Blaile, former minister q
the Methodist church at this place, was 10
town this week He il now stationed At
Rochester, in this State, ,''sss $4,000 ~ 8
! -Re d advertisement Of JeVelsrs' Gift