The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-01
,Nsrning Star and Catholic Messenger.
uYW oRr.EANs, SUNDAY. JANUARY l. ls1.
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Brasslman & Adams.

Nothing can be Interesting to one familiar WITH
tho geography this city, than the study Of s
in TRADE in certain localities will always be found
that some spirit. fully understanding the wants
Of the present and the prognosis OF the uture
gave the impetus to the locality basing 1t upon MS
unerring Judgment Of its availability for {such pur.
poso. whenever such man has been outstrippea IN
the race for fortune has been because he
tn follow MP his advantages and ignored some promA'
ent fact Of the period SUCH for instance a. the news
paper a. q medium of communication WIN sne Puono'
and the Importance Of advertising
when Columbus broke the all tho world opened
ats eyes to simplicity Of affair which puzzled pn
.ophers Braselman CO. the frat In this city 10
break loose from the custom OF concentrating
Spds Of business certain locaies Others have since
foved the example This but one In series
p1 steps which has led to almost unpreceoent
"a Giving credit to other We are connden'
that their present emnence in the business worio II
ainly owing the fact that they have not only keps
nm with the onward march Of improvement but have
literally advertised every addition made to their esD
lshuaent season by season We hardly recognized the
interior ON recent VISIT completely mas Inc wnoi0
been transfo9ned. We should like to dwell on the oe
tsala hut ust deprive ourselves of the gratncaton
merely stating tho twice ito former
". We dessre to hold up this house as sample Oh
what can be- done by energy, enterprise. and purpose
sauauteay carried out. For this hrm began on sma
c.,e and not despsing the day Of small things by IN
tesrity OF purpose, and steaty persever1re business
tact have attained their present nikh P'SA'AO' ~'
are good examples OF what tho dry sooos f""' ~ w
xaaaein New Orleans
9sssr stock comprises every description OF goods-
are. materials certain kinds of furnishing gooa'
~ sloves from PereDots finest kids TO Aise or OS
..v,t,at These goods are not exceled either In
variety or costliness by house in the diy eo"us
trade In the Southwest. Every novelty that nome o
Sore,pn handicrat produce can be found neio A.
.b variety of design and material as to bewder ever
thu feminine fancy Every taste and every pocke'
i s,,ited We should like TO dwell on the expensive
and rare goods but mnst hasten on; laces' point a
ou,lle IA yard wde s225 yard; lace handke'cne
for, s,s5 downward. Duchesse French lace LOT ores
thinning at from CAS- per yard downward point
uille point lace shawls from 500 to sis"o;
Snord silks all shades organize overskirts matefau
h. trfmmed with valencennes lace, costing from t4o
also; ladies' full evening costumes in similar "a'ei'
nom ESQ to $780, Bnt we must pause
The 81 this establishment is something N
...b,e. time courtesy Is not marred by petit matt
-.Acsousness The clerks assiduously oblging an
,4s.nt,ve--nce oHensively demonstrative; in Wort
hfle scrupuously dschareing their ladies fe
thsA thew arc waited by gentlemen.
,f the gentlemen composing the firm We would
60 .naak. but fear offending the innate modesty TINS
% .tronoly characterize both Messrs Braselman an
Aa.m. But we refrain FRI alluding to an II
.,dept which occurred the occasion Of our VISIT
-or,an whose dress denoted extreme poverty entere
4ha .tore and as all the clerks were engaged MI. a.
. obssrved the fororn figure from his private ofic
.a although engaged on important busine's. he ste
- <o-a manfred her wishes-a dollar shawl-an
NOT one of the ladies who purchasing the cost
referred to above had cause to hold in hia
steem the true inbred courtesy that
Junior member of Braselman Adams