The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-10-27

beg leave to call the attention OF the people
OF COpiah county 10 the fact that they can save
<inc hundred TEE ossaaa sa Eeoii:s ~.
ny buying their goods from the Great New
York House in this place and Crystal Springs.
You may think the above il an Advertising
scheme, bat think eau snow TUu from figures
be ow how it can be done. in the first place
there are five thousand families IN the county
that trade upon an average of two hundred dol
ars per family, which would amount to one m:l-
lion dollars per annum that they spend. think
that those VINO have dealt with me are satisfied
that ley have bought from Inc at least ten
per cent cheaper than they could have bought
elsewhere. But will put it down at five per
cent, making saving on one million dollars of
fifty thousand dollars; and now propose to give
five per cent of in cash on all bills that exceed
ten dollars, which will amount to ii,tv thousand
more, making ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS SAVED. The question may arise in
the minds of some, how this can be done?
Will explain that buy goods in such quantities
that get d per cent OF Of from .wo to ten per
cent, aud my sales arr probably larger than
those Of any two houses in this part of the conn
try. Ny sales last year were Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars, nearly a quarter Of Million.
Now if can sell this amount with the same
trouble and expense that other houses sell nltv
thousand dollars worth, ii il reasonable to sup
pose that can sell much cheape. than my com
pct!tols. or in other words, If it cost; houses
selling Ifty thousand dollars worth, four th0ns-
and dollars clerk hire, house rent, etc, which is
eight per cent VI the amount sold to cover eX-
PcaseS, while my exp jn3es are only two per ct,
[ u
customers get the benefit OF. | HOW ask the PEG
pie VINO Trade IN BaZ!2hufSt an crystal Springs
10 price goods ut other houses ami then cg.ne
ana see me, and viii not Only sell them their
bills, bat VIII discount any Bill offered by other
houses, and give the customer in addition their
Jen"tl of the tive per cent. l ask you not only
to read zig a6 Uvt but each ait every one OF You
u nny your goods fr0ln me- 2nd take home your
five per tent IN casa and lock it,up Tor the bene-
ii: of Your wives AID children; ana should you do
tttis tJg ten years you Will rad that yen have
saved o.e ulill0n dollars, ole ti.!rd IS lnlIa as
the taxable property III t. Is cJulty is wOita TO-
luy; IA should you oil put it IN bank together
it iutltG give you more capital tilan a2y bank in
lie @GaiM, and sufficient capital to control all
the cotton raised III this c0ulty. and make TIE
sflni!urs pay your price f0f il. Ii ytu will louk
back - the nrst year after the war Ail had such
al offer been ina le you, aid had you c pied 1t,
you m1ight tG day start bank i'll this town " it'll
one Il!.iol five hundred thou san dollars ca pi-
tai! 5.i!ni; then have convinced ali reasonable
be: G0nS tutt the above can b" accomplished. |
VIII ai.o offer il1l2em9ntS Ia aisposI!,c u your
c0ttoa Us handed ular3 cutoI last S4aSpr TIA
any Other rouse or this road and eau there
fore make more liberal arrangements With fac
tors IN New url9aGs than can be made 10y houses
shl paiag less. can also G.fGr the highest cash
price fOt AL COW hides, rs need them to supply
my tan yard. VIII sell oagginy and ties to those
VINO deal with li9 III New Orleans prices, with
freight added.
Cone AM see me. If! glo13 are frcsl.
Respectfully,