Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-05
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GOODS.
Jacob Il. Noah, as attorney for certain
creditors, gave notice that he would apply to
Hon. FL. A. Lambert, judge of probate, for
letters of administration upon the estate Of
John Lumley.
Haney & Rice John J. Haney, jr., and
Orrin w. Rice) storage, forwarding and COM
mission merchants, on the upper landing, ad-
vertised the usual variety of goods
Lambert, Conway & Nichols offered land
warrants ard firm for sale.
S. II. Sergent advertised for sale groceries,
liquors, military goods, medicines, hardware,
crockery, clothing, ETC.
3. Martin sold groceries, clothing and dry
goods opposite the American house and also
offered his premises for sale.
r. Kennedy and r. B. johnson were run
ming mail coaches daily between st. Paul and
Saltwater.
Levi Sloan, on st. Anthony street, oppo-
site the American house, advertised for sale
long list of merchandise.
VIM. Henry Forbes kept the Minnesota
store, which he was about to move into the
first floor of the three story house being
erected opposite the postofice. q,
John Randall & Co. were selling a great
variety of merchandise including furniture,
| at the lower steamboat lanolng.
B. III. Campbell 4 Co., and Geo. w. Camp
bell 81 Co., of Galena, were also liberal adj
vertisers, their trade with st. Paul being
then very large.
Dewey & Cavileer sold "Old Dr.. Jacob
| Townsend's Sarsaparilla," and other medi-
| cines.
r. r. Nelson, attorney and counsellor at
law and general land agent, had his Office in
the rear of H. w Tracey & Co.'s store.
| Allen Pierse, attorney at law, was ready to
attend to business in any part of the terri
tory.
| L. N. Parker, st. Anthony Falls, offered
to raft lumber from the Falls to St. Paul,
and deliver it at the landing at $3.50 per
thousand.
Jonathan McKusick, auditor of public &C
counts, and Calvin A. futile, territorial
treasurer, announced that their Offices would
be open for the transaction of business on
| the first Saturday of every alternate month.
r. w. Kirkham, brevet captain and regi-
mental quartermaster, acting commissionary
of subsistence, Fort Smelling, advertised to
let contracts for corn, oats and hay for sup
ply of the post.
N. j. F. Dana, A. @. M. U. S. A., adver-
| tised to let contracts for oats and hay for
supply of Fort Gaines, Minnesota.
Elicit & Bros, st. Paul and Stillwat er,
sold powder, glassware, wall paper, preserves,
hardware, carpets, etc.
j. r. Brewster, painter, had his shop at
sons of temperance building.
DR.. Jarris, Fifth street near Jackson was
both "dentist and daguerrean"
Nathan Spicer dealt In clocks, watches and
jewelry on "Robert street"
w. P. Murray was agent of the Protection
Fire and Marine Insurance company of Hart
ford and Fl. L. Moss of the New York Life
Insurance company, for which latter
Thos. r. Potts, st. Paul, and G. Carli, Still
water were medical examiners.
Matthews & Coty had their wagon shop al
VIM Fl. Mobiles old stand on Robert street.
Higgins g. Lavender, blacksmiths and seller
of wagons, buggies and plows, were advertis-
ed at the same stand.
johnson & Leslie, tallors, were located or
st. Anthony street, opposite the American
house.
Louis. Roberts was executor of the estate
of the late Frank Roberts of Saltwater.
Allen & Semmes (B. Allen and w. 81
Semmes) had their law Office in tie one late
ly occupied by Rice, Whithall & Beecher.
Ames & Wilkinson (M. E. Ames and M
s. Wilkinson) had their law Office at Still
water and referred among others to Hon. w
H. Seward, Auburn, New York, Hon. A
Lincoln, Springfield, Illinois, and Churchill
& Nelson, Saltwater.
A Van Worries had his law Office at Still
water.
Phillips & Bishop (W. D. Phillips and P.
p. Bishop had their law Office near The
American house.
Joseph Medley, by II. L. Moss, attorney
advertised to sell lot 5 in block &c, town Of
Saltwater, mortgaged by Samuel B. Powell.
Samuel II. Sergent and VIM. Bower adyer.
tised the dissolution of their partnership
April 18th.
Ben. w. Brunson was county surveyor ano
referred among others to Rev. A. Brunson,
Prairie du CHEN and his excellency, Nelson
Dewey of Wisconsin.
Peter Poncin sold dry goods, groceries
and produce, clothing, merchandise ane
perfumery at ST. Anthony Falls, kept also
Catholic books for sale, and was about tt
start book bindery.
d. L. Fuller, st. Paul, sold glass, dried
fruit, nails, and general merchandise.
Churchill & Nelson vera forwarding and
commission merchants at Saltwater and Mel
son, Gilbert & Co., were in the storage and
general merchandise business at Nelson s
Landing, foot of Lake Pepin, Wisconsin.
Tilden & Smith advertised Leach's addi
ton to st. Paul, lots in Hoyt's addition ant
desirable farms between ST. Paul and st
Anthony.
Rice, Whitall & Becker, (E. Rice, E. G.
Whitall and G. d. Becker,) attorneys-at-iaN
and solicitory in cbancery, with Offices at st
Paul and st. Anthony, attended to collections
and land business and were agents of the
Columbus Insurance company, of Columbus,
| Ohio.
Babcock, Ames g. Wilkinson, O.. A. Bah
cock, M. S. Ames and NJ. s. Viii
kinson) had their law Office in ST. Paul.
Louis Roberts, forwarding and commits
sion merchant, was at the corner of jackson
and River streets, north side.
Henry A. Lambert's several cards an
nounce him as Judge of Probate, attorney
and counsellor at law, and collector fol-
Franklin Steele, Esq. In his law card Judge
Lambert referred to David Graham, Jr., j
Prescott Hall, Simeon Draper and James
Bowen, of New York.
As general land agents, Lambert, Conway
& Nichols (H. A. Lambert, Charles r. Con
way and George @. Nichols), referred among
others to M. M. Cothren, Mineral Point, and
A. d. Smith, Milwaukee.
FL. NJ. Rice was agent at ST. Paul for the
steamers DR.. Franklin Capt. III. w. Lod-
wics) and Nominee (Capt. Orrin Smith,