The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-24

Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine Com
pany, whose destinies are presided over by
Peck Bros, we could realize how important
q servant in the family these labor-saving in
ventlons are. Seam, band, gusset and ruffie,
one after another, were shuffied off, much to
the establishment Of the uninitiated.
hreeger, whose name is synonymous with
genteel kid gloves, at No. 149, drew tho way
farer perforce into his establishment Visions
OF fair forms end sparkling eyes, bright faces
and delicate lips, passed before us as we
glanced over the varied stock of kids lust
opened for inspection.
The store where Papa Noel is said to be
lurking, that of Mrs. Piffet, in its turn. was
inspected and the display SO handsomely
made duly appreciated.
It was impossible to pass that long estab-
lished and favorite place Of Lopez without
dropping in to taste Of his choice delicacies.,
Tho chocolate bon bons, fruit cake, fancy
boxes, and every variety of confectioner's
goods, merit more than passing notice. The
corner Of Canal and Bourbon street is and has
been favorite resort of our citizens.
Across the street, Laroussini's hat store,
with its beavers, bears and other natural
curiosities drew crowd of gazers. The cheap
prices Of the hats and their superb styles at
tracted every passer by.
After purchasing hat, one naturally
glances at his garments, and if they show
signs of wear and have seedy appearance,
what is more natural than to turn ones steps
in the direction of II. B. Stevens's the FASH
ionable clothier, 1876 Canal, where youth and
age can be suited at prices that defy compe-
tition.
Levy's Dollar Store, 137-This mammoth
establishment, stocked with every line of
goods for 81, is place to be visited by all
strangers who come to our city. Numerous
toys, chromoe, silverware, and imitation gold
trinkets are to be had at this establishment
for the small amount of 81, the only place
where any article Of worth can be purchased
at that price.
Following large crowd of ladies, we next
enter the dry goods store of Messrz Fellman
Bros, 139 Canal street, and after few min
utes' observation, We leave this popular place
fully satisfied that they are doing their share
Of business.
Gueble& Nippert's bazaar next engage our at
tention, and the beautiful display of toys,
ETC., make one imagine for the moment, that
we had discovered the warehouse of Santa
Claus
"Where, oh where, can all that music be ?"
Why, where else can it be except at Grune-
wald's, 129 Canal street? Every one in this
community is aware Of that fact, and in max
ing their purchases are governed accord
ingly.
The reliable jewelry house Of Zimmerman,
No. 129. makes display Of goods which can
not be surpassed by any other establishment
of their kind in the city.
What need be said about Piffet's, No. 1877?
Every man woman and child in this commu-
nifty knows that this is the place to buy their
Christmas presents. The stock Of toys and
general assortment of goods in this house can
not be beat
Next door August Koenig, No. 125, makes
grand display Of toys and fancy articles, of
which sample is to be seen in tho show
windows, which always attract large and
admiring crowd Of lookers-on.
Amongst those who have withstood the
shocks of war and panics, still stands the old
house Of ]. Syme, where every variety of dry
goods can be had at the very lowest prices.
The great variety of goods and the rare taste
displayed in selection, shows how judicious q
purchaser this house has.
Radiant with sparkling gems, A. B. Girls
wolds jewelry store, corner of Canal and
Royal, next attracts the shopper. Golconda's
mines seem to have sent forth their treasures
to bedeck their windows in wealth o1charms.
Crowds linger about the windows, enjoying
the almost fairy-like scene.
And as We come down to the corner of
Royal and Canal, we see the great establish
ment of 8. N. Moody, who keeps constantly
ON hand varied and large assortment of
shirts, underwear and gentlemen's furnishing
goods The specially of this house is, that
all goods are imported from Europe, and the
proprietor of the establishment has never
spared money nor pains to bring out the
finest goods in the country. The building is
situated on the corner of Canal and Royal
streets, and is formed of solid granite.
And as We stroll along the grand boulevard
we come to the grand jewelry establishment
of E. A. Tyler. Entering the store you gaze
upon most magnificent display of jewelry,
silver and plated ware. Having central To-
cation, this establishment has trade which
is unsurpassed by any other store of its kind
in the city. Plain, embossed and Etruscan
gold jewelry in every shape. The repairing
of watches, specially, renders this establish
ment one of the first in the South.
We next visited the popular and extensive
Photographic establishment Of Mr.. w. w.
Washburn, No. 113 Canal street, the walls