The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-12
Deserved Success Of an Enterprlsing
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buy in hurry, in just such market q
thsy may happen 10 find, and then rush
back home. But ono member Of tho hrm
remains East usually two months during
each spring and fall, watching the duo,u-
atoms of tho markets. and taking advan-
tags Of the declines and avoiding the rises
which always occur. Buying for cash.
they thus secure advantages which could be
hid in no ordinary way. It is for these
reasons that they have been so successful,
that they keep all their old customers, and
that they are constantly gaining new ones.
Their new stock Of winter goods is in
store, though fresh additions are arriv-
ing weekly. They make speciality Of
clothing, mems and boys, Of which they
have an immense stock, including all grades
and prices, ind Of the latest styles. Their
clothing is Of the best manufacture, and is
almost if not quite equal to custom work,
and at much lower prices. They will
guarantee good fits, and q suit that will
wear till man gets tired Of it, and at very
low figures.
In the line Of dress goods they have ev.
erything ladies may want-poplins, meri-
nos, empress cloths, allpacas, mohairs,
wool delaiues, &C., SC. Also cloaks, cloak
ings and shawls. Their full shelves pre-
sent variety from which any person can
not fail to be suited. Hoods, scarfs, and
muslins, Of oil styles and shades; knit
goods, dannsls, domestics, white goods,
balmoral skirts, crinoline. large and small,
and everything else in this line.
A large stock Of carpetiogs, brussels, in
grain, dutch wool, stair, &c., besides oil
cloths and mats Of endless patterns.
Fancy goods and notions in great vsrie-
y.
Ladies furs in full sets, gloves, lined
hoods, 10. -. Gentlemen's gloves, caps and
mumsrs. Knit under and over wear
Naekinaw blankets Of all colors.
Boots and shoes, buffalo overshoes, arc
tics, rubbers, bslmorals and CATERS, all Of
superior make and At low prices.
A large invoice Of crockery and glass;
ware has just been received, and tho dis
play Il the most complete to be found in
the upper country. Tho firm is filing
want in this direction which has long been
felt.
At tho "Regulato1" can also be found
choice stock Of family groceries, embrace
ing everything needed for household use.
They keep only the best articles, selected
with care, and customers can rely upon get.
ting tho full worth Of their money.
Pickit & Abbott are also sole agents ut
St. Cloud for the Wheeler l. Wilson Sew
ing Machines, undeniably the best IN use.
They have become the established favorite,
and no person should buy machine with
out first examining the Wheeler & Wilson.
Even in the space Of the foregoing We
have been able to make only brief reference
to some Of tho leading features Of this firm.
The best way is for purchasers to call and
examine for themselves, and they will east
" become satisfied that for good goods
aud low prices, tho Regulator" stands
No. 1.
Snow 1ou'v1 GOT HIN, HOW Tou
HAvE'xr."-O.B B. D., one Of tho unter-
rided Democracy, living on the other side
Of the river, WAS actively engaged in can
wasting for votes few weeks age. Open
hearted, generous and free with arguments
and provisions, he fell in with one known
as Old Mosley, bankrupt rag merchant Of
this city, who WAS enquiring for q meal Of
victuals. Chuckling At the thought Of re-
ceiving vote for his favorite, he gave the
way farer the best the larder afforded. As
certaining tlat Mosley (who was an old
soldier) was o Grant man, he adroitly sug-
gested compromise, that Mosley should
ote ticket, Grant for President, Wilson
for Congress aud the Democratic County
nominees, and he would board him until
election and. take him some nine miles to
the polls. The ex-merchant asssn ted. was
fed, and carried to the polls and brought
back. SWELL. Mosley," said D., just
before the evening meal. "you voted the
ticket gave YOU" mo, SIR responded
49,. !"thought better Of it, stuck to my
principles, voted a straight, clean ticket
Grant, Colfax and -Donnelly." This was
more than D. could stand he was as
founded; his kair rose, and his boot also
and applying the argument, vis a trryo, ad-
monished him 10 seek his Donnelly friend,
for further support.