The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31
New Advertisements.


We direct the attention Of our readers
to the handsome advertisement Of Folger
&c Co. This is one of the largest, Oldest
and most reliable hardware firms in New
Orleans. This house keeps on hand a large
and well assorted stock of hardware of
every description and seeks the trade of
the country through the paper channel.
Folger s. Co. are the sole Southern agents
for the celebrated sperm oil, the purest and
best lamp oil in use. This oil has been be-
fore the public for several years, and GER
t~i!cates from numerous parties show that
it is positively no~n-explosive. They are
also agents for the Averill Chemical
Paints. These paints are ready mixed,
durable, beautiful, water proof and econ
omical. Specimens of the shades can be
seen at the postofiice.
There are many sash factories in the
Crescent City, but the Louisiana Steam
Sash Factory takes precedence over them
all, perhaps. 1t is one of the largest es-
adjustments in the South, and has facili-
ties for turning out the very best OF work.
Pie proprietors are honorable gentleman
and fill all orders promptly. See card.
Nine. Rosa Reynoir, the ~well-known
and popular millinery lady of New Or
leans has Anew advertisement in to-days
paper. There is no use in us saying to
those who trade with her one word OF
commendation, for she ALWAYS give salts
faction, and hence always p~leases. To
those who are not her customers, we would
say that she has one of the largest and
best assorted stocks Of goods e%xtant, fills
orders promptly and endeavors to please.
Stephens & Stork, commission merchants
and dealers in western and northern pro-
duce, frnit, etc, have a card elsewhere.
They make j specially OF the fruit bust
ness, and all fruit consigned to- them will
be sold to the best advantage. and prompt
remittance made.
If the festive mosquito delights in sing
ing his nightly song around your downy
pillow when you are in the arms of Som
nus, and causes you to arouse from refresh
ing sleep, send an order to a, lesson for
one of his celebrated mosquito bars. See
card.
Read +. VI. Slvori'- card in another col
INN. He deals extensively in all kinds
Of foreign and domestic fruits ard nuts.
He ~soiicits co~ns;gnments of fruits and
promptly. attends to all orders, whether
great or small. He gives good references.
Send him a trial order.
Royal Havana Lottery offers a capital
prize of $4,000 for its drawing the 10Th
of June, 1877. Its second prize is $780,
0oo; third prize, $4,000; fourth prize, 3d.
900, and so on down to 800. The total
number of prizes is S750,000; price of tick
cts, $40. Manuel Orrantia, of New Or
leans, is agent for this lottery, and all Or
d.-s Coz tickets sill receive prompt atten-
lion.
We call especial attention to DAnziser's
large advertisement in another column.
We wonld adyise every one OF on: readers
TO read ii, for it imparts valuable knowl-
edge To those who wish to purchase goods
goods at astoundingly low price. 1t is slr-
prising to see the prices for which they sell
goods. For instance they sell calico, best
brands, at five cents per yard. All other
goods are sold proporiionateIy low. They
keep one Of the largest and best selected
stock of dry goods that can be found.
They send samples free of c'lasge and yon
can thus see the quality of the goods you
want before purchasing, We have seen
letters from Brockhaven ladies 10 this firm
strongly recommending their good, Don't
fail to read the advertisement.
Miss K. Z. Van Norman, having opened
a millinery establishment at Wesson, Miss,
has a card in to days LEDGER. Her
stock is complete, consisting OF hats, bon
nets, and every thing kept in a millinery
store. We bespcak for her a liberal pat
ronase, and wish her abundant success.
Messrs. +. B. Withers & Co, have in
serted to-day quite an number OF local
notices TO which We call attention. II
will be seen that they are offering unsar-
passed inducements in TIE way Of trade,
and it behoves all who want good bar
gains to give these gentlemen a cal. The
polite Mr. Geo. Crosby will be found be-
hind the counter, and Fred. Sherman,
ESQ, at the books.