The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-30
New Orleans Business,

The trade Of the Crescent City has
improved about fifty per cent. in the
last twelve months. Its merchants
have awoke from Il long sleep and
are now actively at work trying to
regain their lost business. as an
evidenc of this fact, we point to our
advertising columns o-day.
Yale u lowing, who are up with
be foremost firm in a.. South. have
card in another .-pI1mA. T#}
ire impor Is % dry goods, DoL,,-
Id millinery and are know q
r.t} business aoi-1 il the yuui.r}
/ ,ry nave recently taken an add
| iotal store on Common stree
lhei. SOCK is immense aud lea
ugs lair. Country merchants Ia'
40 better friends than this firm.
Samuel l.. Boyd, whose store runs
from Common to Gravier street, is
rapidly gaining Il hold on the South
ern trade that nothing can destroy.
He has an endless stock of dry
dry goods and notions, and sell $
hem so low that his house is
thronged every day in the year with
country buyers. Mr.. Blount Hud-
son, the largest little man and old
est young one in New Orleans, has
exclusive control of the order and
sale departments and will give his
personal attention to all, Mr.. Boyd
has leased, and is having refitted,
the large double store corner Com
mon and Magazine streets, known
as the Wallace building, and will
move in in a few days, where he will
be prepared to show his goods to
better advantage.
Rice, Born ~ Co., the popular
hardware dealers, have an advertise
meat elsewhere. They have large
stocks of cutlery, agricultural nipple
ments, stoves, tinware, etc, and will
sell them as cheap as anybody.
They are the Southern agents of the
celebrated Charter Oak stove and
are prepared to supply the trade.
w. {. Shepard d Co., proprietcrs
Of the American China House, are
offering gxeat bargains in to-day's
paper. One hundred and twenty-four
pieces of China for $l1.50! Why it is
so cheap that every family can have
something elegant to serve their
meals in. This firm is entirely re-
liable and will fill all orders at the
figures given in their advertisement.
w. b. Daniel q Co., commission
merchants and dealers in foreign
and domestic fruits, will sell all pro
duce sent them, and fill orders prob
ably .ower than any other house.
Those needing fruits, nuts or vese
tables should send this firm a trial
order. They will give prompt at
tention 20 business. See their
card.
Whittier d Kicks have an interest
ing card to shoemakers. They keep
all kinds OF leather, shoe finds, tools
oils, etc. and manufacture to order
boots. CATERS and shoe uppers, and
will sell their goods a. cheap as
any.
Chaffee d Flower have recently
opened a wholesals grocery store at
33 Magazine street, and are prepar-
ed to furnish the trade with North
ern produce, wines, liquors, tobacco
and cigars. These young merchants
are from first-class stock and have
orr best wishes for a liberal share OF
trade.
Gotham d CO., continue their card
in to-day's paper. They are well
known to III readers as prompt
and reliable grocers. They enjoy a
large trade wherever known.
Elkin d Co. have the largest car
pet house in the country, and solic-
it the trade of SLis section through
our columns to-day. Should you
want q carpet, oil cloth, lace cur
tains, or anything in their line, you
will find it to your interest to order
ofElkin d Co.
Hero. Housah has an advertise
ment of a great discovery in this
paper. His medicated spectacles
are making wonderful cures of the
eyes. They are highly recommend.
ed. See particulars in his adver-
tisement.
E. Ofner. who is well and favora-
bly, known to many of our readers
has a new card for their inspection,
He continues to keep crockery for
the multitude.
Hall d Cook have everything
needed by sportsmen; guns, rifles
pistols, powder, shot, glass balls,
traps, fishing tackle, etc. Hunters
should read their card and remem-
Der their address.
f. Frederickson has an indellible
marking ink that cotton buyers will
find very valuable. See advertise
menf.