The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-10-08
MEMPHIS.

joyed our trip very much. TO show
the estimation in which the Star is
held by business men in that city, we
call the attention of our country
friends and readers, to the new adver-
tisements Of the following houses in
this weeks issue:
Il. II. CLARKE & Co., have the fin.
est jewelry establishment to be found
in the Southwest. They keep the lar
gest stock and the best quality of
goods to he found in Memphis, They
are polite business men, who do not
consider it any trouble to show their
goods. You are perfectly safe when
you purchase anything of them, as
they guarantee everything they sell.
CLEAvEs & GuIoN-Every person
visiting Memphis should make it a
point to call and examine this beauti-
full Bookstore. Their stock of books
and stationary, or every description,
cannot be surpassed by any house of
| the kind west OF the mountains, They
have at this time tho largest and best
selected stock Of law and medical
books that ever graced the shelves of
store in Memphis. And then they
are so glad to see you when you call,
that you can't help feeling quite at
home IN their house,
TIE MERCHANTS HOTEL We
dinad at this hotel, and found just as
good fare as at the Commercial. The
proprietor says he will spare no pains
to make it equal to any hotel in the
city, We have known Jacob and
"Chris" Steinkuhl for several years,
and have always found them honest,
industrious and clever gentlemen.
Give them a trial when YOU go to
Memdhis.
X. +, LooNEY & CO., wholesale
dealers in American, Foreign, French
and German Dry Goods, No. 2S6
Main street. They confne their bust
ness to dry goods exclusively, and of
course present their customers with
the largest stock in Memphis to select
from. Read their card.
HANNAH & SuAN1s have large
stock of groceries and plantation sup
plies, together with Virginia tobacco,
which they say they Will sell to cash
dealers and punetual customers on as
good terms as any house in Memphis.
j. NJ. WIswEiL 81 Golf YOU
want fine carriage or buggy on the
most reasonable terms, call on this
firm, and orr word for it. You will moi
be disappointed.
+. LANE & Co.-T'hiS is one OF The
best regular houses in Memphis; their
facilities for storing cotton are excel
lent, and they say that their business
is firmly established upon correct mer,
chantile principles, and they prefer to
let their acts speak for them in prefer
erence TO the blowing course pursued
by other houses. They are prepared
to furnish planters and merchants with
everything they may desire in their
line.
a. T. WELLS & BRo.-Our friend
Wells has fine stock of dry goods,
and he will not be undersold by any
man in Momphis. Read their card.
G. d. JOHNSON & Cove take
pleasure in calling the attention of our
readers to the large and we'll selected
stock of drugs and medicines of this
house. Their store is on the corner
opposite "Clark's Marble Block"
j. G. GRlFFiNG & BRo.-We have
a personal acquaintance with Dir. j.
G. Griflng of several years standing,
and can safely say We have always
found him a competent and reliable
business man. They offer every facil-
ity that any cotton factors in Memphis
can offer, in addition to which they are
connected With the firm of Theohald.
Grifiing q Co., Of New Orleans. Read
both cards in this paper,
We confidently predict largely in
creased trade from Pamela county for
all the houses that publish in the STAR.
There IS nothtng Ike keeping your
name ard place Of Business before the