Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-22

best recommendation That any n~Tcifat re-
qaires Tor capacity, fairness Of dealing and the
satisfaction given IN the articles sold. 4 very
pleasant feature IN the dry Goods department
Of this establishment Is Frank who never
carries out his name with his customers~be-
sides being an "attraction"-at least so the
girls say. The clothing department contains
every variety Of fine Cloths, Cas>fner, sat
~tluetts. *. made up IN tbe mort fashionable
styteS and workmanship Of the most superior
order No pai1s haze been spared to select
none Eat the best Of goods and Of the most
approved cut A. s'ang of oor friends have
both lost and won suits Of clothing on the re-
suit OF the late election, we recommend them
to cal at Phillip, ; and make their selections
Next toor to Phillips on Lafayette street
yofr attention j. attracted to the rich show
window af BaGEL. the "Nediciae Man ii l.
ed wtth almost ever} fancy article mentioned
in 3ogel's Dictionary. Enter the store and
look around you! Drugs, Medicines, PERU
merg, Confectionery. Gallery, sesaIs aG~ too
NAM other articles 20 mention here, attract
Tie eve, and you wonder at the extent ii
B,orL, business. BpGELs store - gate i
cuu5>ltv shop III lis way, a. we doobt if any
~aftl.tt can be called l0r ani not found at las
establishment. BoGEI, Is do Il tavorite ln
Red SICK. aud lie deserves al the patronage
he s~eceives
ext again TO Bogets i the EeStauta. and
Codee-i Il u,se ii CLAyEKg X ~iiARsAeoEz-
The bar i well Supplied with the lest Of
Wines and Liquors, and Is presided over by
Loais-everyhosy knows Louis-so that no
recommendation on that head IS needed
The Restaurant calls fof a notice, from the
fact. that its sar!er is filed with all the deli
cacles procprab.e either ii Baton Rouge or
New Orleans. and no trogble seems 700 great
joI them 20 keep up their already well kaown
reputation as Restaurateurs. We can compll-
mrnl ihe.a rom experience. upon tnc sGpe-
nor skill OF their chf de ruts5,af and we can
assure tnernsthat 50 long a. that department
Is ski..Guizy presided over. they ueeI nave no
fears Tor lack oil customers.
! ga doors below. on L.sfayette Street, is
tlte Root and >hoe establishment ri X. l.
ilr>oEa>oH. where every article IN the Boot
aud Shoe line can be found. The ladies' Will
else tind Al tins store a complete and tut' as
aonlaen. If Ladies, Misses aud chiiiren's
shoes. Bob Is ia>t building out in business,
ard II he continues 10 deserve patronage as
b. has done 50 lar, will never nave occasion
% regret. pecuniatljY, his enterprise.
Now, good reader, come with US around
the carrer, opposite the Post Office. where
SImcx dweIieth, SlMoH who never saws
"wis-Ee- wagsle'-and e anime the piles of
tine clothing that I'LL his shelves and crowd
his cuoGters. and ii you are no. fitted and sat
isf-d here with clothing Of any iabric. then
we give yoa-up as ;neo7figsbie. srMoS likes
70 rush Things, ard rs prefers to sell his
goods at a small profit, than to allow them to
remain uaon his shelves waiting for a cus;o-
mer with large profits. Purchasers should
bear this fact in miud, and not suffer the COL
den opportunity to PASS pnheedad, >nloN
In LIS tsuat modest way, that he IS pre-
pared to iii al! orders toE suits Of elotAiug,
host or Won on the election 1t should nat he
overlooked by the TAR portion Of Cur readers.
that Simon has also a capital selection Of
Fancy Dry Goods. - suit all The tastes,
whirns ard c~apyiceS OF the fair Sex. As We
generally observe a crowd OF ladies' at his es-
tabtlshEient, further notice OF Dry Goods is
unnecessary.
And now Kind and persevering reader. az
ter having told YOU where the best. chea pest
and most desirable goods can be found in
Baton Rouge, we leave YOU 20 test the truth
OF what we have said.