The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

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manufacturer On dealer @llingib sfh Eools,
riih The utmost i%aifneaa, and b. have NJ
Ill times 4 complete stnk NJ reasonable
goorIs Eneh aa The trade would demand,
and 10 have recognized by every RIM
| ploye that the u~npsfdonable ofense WIS
h. mlsfaprosent anything, II oon he.
cnne known aud appreciated by the rus
TONERS living within . short radius
around them but gradually this knowI.
edge Of them and the principles Of their
business grew aud extended until now
the radius Of the territory In which they
have customers extends hundreds u
miles. They ARE iaiIy shipping goods TO
Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, Tennessee,
Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi and Florida.
Of course with the giadual increase Of
their business II has been necessary to
gradually extend their premises, and
this they have done by judiciously pur.
chasing one house after another, and
where owners refused TO sell they have
rented, until now they occupy no less
than eight large, frst-class stores, or in
actual measurement they have ninety.
seven and u half times the floor room
that they had when they first started,
and II can be said as the surest indica-
ton that this enormous increase in bust
ness has been II solid aud substantial one
FROM the first, that At NJ one time. except
when they made the first move from the
corner OF Main and North Court to No.
2I2 Main, corner Of Jefferson, have they
ne much M doubled the capacities Of
their ware-rooms. But few people liv-
ing In this community are aware of the
great magnitude Of this business con-
Quoted in their midst, 10 quietly and
unostcntatiously is II done. But the
manufacturers and importers In the East,
as well s many manufacturers abroad,
know what they do, and knowing the
enormous quantity Of goods they handle,
and that they pay cash for everything
they buy, are constantly Offering them
great inducements In low prices to handle
their goods, and ut the great trade auc-
ton sales which have taken place in
New York within the last two years nc
name has been more frequently heard
than that Of b. L~owenstein & Bros, and
II is a well recognized fact among tho
attendants Of these sales that they in
variably ''get In" on the cheap lots sold
These gentlemen are naturally proud 0
their success, and may well be, but the,
are by NJ means satisfied, and express I
determination 10 continue their efforts /,
increase their business the same AZ here
toforc, and rs the business grows the,
will continue to extend their premises Il
its requirements, and the Appeal in con
graduating them on their past work cal
but wish them a continuation Of Its &c
markable results, and also TO extend IL
congratulations to the citizens OF Mem
phis in being fortunate in having such
house in their city. II should be furthc
said that Lowenstein 4 Bros. recognizes
the largest houses in New York, Chicago
st. Louis and Cincinnati Ms competitor
only, and claim an advantage oye thei
, all with the trade they sell To us bein
nearer to them and on that account abl
to furnish them with goods in less tim
and ut lower ireights than they can &c
: them elsewhere; and the prices the
/ invariably guarantee to he rs low as III
same goods ran he bought anywhere els
in the United statcs.-Memphis Appeal
Sept. lat.