The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-09-24
ST. LOUIS BUSINESS HOUSES.

heretofore pupliSlcN W uS' N'IiA|e
inquiry into the character and standing |
of these several houses, justifies us i'll
commencing each one of them as re-
liable, accommodating and first-class.
Beside, they are DESTROYS of opening
up IL trade with this section, and will
extend to buyers from North Louisiana
very liberal inducements and the best
possible facilities. OfSt. Louis, gener-
ally, we may here repeat the opinion
expressed in greater detail Il few weeks
ago, that in much of the merchandise,
all articles in the grocery, produce and
furniture lines it is an excellent market
for the Southern planter or dealer.
1t is also IL good market for sadllcry,
wood and willow ware, wagons and
other like articles of trade, some of
which are sold in st. Louis at prices add
hitting of one hundred per cent. profit
here, and still be cheaper than ut pres
ent> sold.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, &C.
The principal establishment in this
trade in St. Louis, is that of Samuel
Cupples, who has over $3.50, 900 inves-
ted in the business, and has probably
the largest house of the kind on this
continent. MIR. Cupples has already
secured from this region Il number OF
orders, and his wares and prices have
given entire satisfaction. His advcr-
tiscment is so explicit, that we have
occasion only to add, that, from an
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entirely satisfied he is fully able to
make good his promise to buyers, in
both quality and in price of goods.
| FLOUR, GRAIN, &c.
In these prime articles, so largely
consumed in our country, the houses
E. Il. Ebert Il Co., and of Wickham 4
Pcndleton are large and responsible
dca lers, the first-named having filed
IL large number Of orders on the Qua
chita the past season. We made the
acquaintance of Capt. Spottswooa, Of
this firm and found him Il very oblig-
ing gentleman and thorough business
manager, fully alive to the wants and
importance of the Ouachita trade rs is
also Mr.. d. B. Kirk, the chief clerk of
the establishment and who is by no
house Of Wickham Il pcndleton stnnds
leservcdly high in St. Louis. These
are both Southern gentlemen and staid,
reliable dealers.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Any cncomium upon the house OF
Samuel Mccartney Il Co., dealers in
wines and liquors, would be supcrllu-
Gus at points where they arc known.
They arc rs fair and upright in their
dealings and as careful of their repu tn
ton as it is possible for men to be. Such
at least is the standing they have ac-
+ quired. They are Importers of for
cign wines, and arc proprietors of the
celebrated brand Of Double Anchor
Whiskcy.
HOME BlrrERS.
These bitters are IL medicinal stimu-
liant, manufactured by Jas. A. Jackson &
Louis, and are recommended by the
first physicians of that city for THEN
; superior medicinal virtues. Surghnol
Il Mullin, of this place, are the whole
sale agents, and will receive and at
tend to all orders for the Home Bittcrs.
: We have received il specimen bottle
from them, and find it pleasant to the
taste. Jackson Il Co. do Il frst-class
grocery business, and stake their rep
utation on the Home Bittcrs.
; SADDLERY, HARNESS, Sc.
This is an important branch of the
St. Louis trade, and we know of nc
market superior, and few equal, to it
: in this particular trade. Mr.. 2. J
Peters, Il clever old German gentle
: man, (of whose kindness we were a re
cipicnt,) does a thriving trade in sad
dies, &c, and sells at astonishing,
, low figures. If the reader should evel
visit St. Louis, We advise him to cal
$ on Mr.. Peters. The old gentleman
knows all about Shaw's Garden ant
the best beer gardens.
PAPER, FURNITURE, AND COTTON.
In all Of it's qualifications, is the speci
atty Of Sndcr Il Holmes, lob N. Com
mcrcial street; and having dealt Will
; them, we are prepared to say they keel
splendid stock, and sell at very rca
: sonablc figures - considerably below
those charged by New Orleans pape
, dealers.
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