Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06
NEW ADvEnrrsEmESfs.
Local Notices of sterling Houses.
WHOTECATR

card OF MesSrs. G3odbar GIliland, No.
2Ol Main street, webster Biock), excln-
sive wholesale dealers in boots, shoes,
and hats and caps. We had the pleasure
Of walk through their establishments
few days since, and believe we can say
that they have the most complete stock
of goods, OF the description mentioned, OF
any house In Memphis, and indeed we
might cay in the Southwest. The stock
tofbeots and shoes for men and boys, fall
wear, Is especially fine, having been
selected with al eye to our climate, and
the wants of our people. The goods for
lladies wear are also very beautiful, aud
embrace the very latest Partisan fashions
and styles. Some OF the little boots were
quite ravishing. We recommend coun-
Try dealers, before going further, only to
fare worse, TO give our friends 8 call.
Messrs. Allison Brothers, No. go,
Front street, announce to their friends
and the public that they have on hand
and are now daily receiving 8 most COM
plete stock of handsome guns, pistols,
and cutlery. The gentlemen comprising
this firm are old residents of our city,
and the firm itself IL one of the Oldest
and most substantial in our midst.
Country merchants need lave no hest
fancy 10 calling upon them for anything
needed In their line, or making business
connections with them. They are the sole
agents for E, Carver & Co.'s improved
cotton gins, and McNesl & Ufbanis
fire and burglar proof safes, both of which
have earned q wide reputation as beiDgl
all that is claimed for them. The MessTs
Allison are determined to suit all custom
ers who come TO them, both in wares
and prices.
In the wholesale dry goods line we
have TO present to our readers the card of
Messrs. Rice, Silk & Co., dealers in
staple and fancy dry goods, "notions,n
etc. The gentlemen comprising the firm
are Messrs. Rice, Silk and Eisemsn, all
well known aud trusted members of our
business community. Their house, No.
5l9 Main street, is 9 model of its kind,
and is managed with the skill and pre-
cision OF clock work. The building Is
commodious, and the vast arrsyOf shelly
ing is stored with the most elegant fab
RIGS Of the looms of the four quarters of
the globe, which, by the facilities which
cash and enterprise always give their
possessors, they sre sble to sell to the
trade in Memphis at New York prices.
G. G. Ward & Brother, successors to
Ward & Leguere, are in the drug busi- J
ness, and are prepared to I'LL orders for J
all goods produced by the alembic !
and from the laboratory, both OF nature
and the chemist. While prepared to 1
everything Ia their lire at whole {
sale, they are also ready to prepare the |
minutest prescription carried 70. them. }
We indorse them as thoroughly posted Q
in their business and excellent men. 8
LOcomotion on foot, in these. days OF {
is q thing utterly ignored in q
community that keeps up with the times.
Street cars and lines OF buses have :,
taken the place Of the old cabs and :
in the city, and in the country
everybody is provided with q vehicle Of :
sort to carry him from place to 7
place. Messrs. Woodruff 6 Co, No.I79 L
Main street, are dealers in carriages, bug :,
giles, rOckaways, etc, and offer for sale 8 A
very large stock of them. They are pre- J
pared, also, 10 furnish country dealers =
with all sorts of wagon or carriage mate I
rial, such as spGkss, fellows, tires, hubs, =
axles, bolts, etc, etc. a great L
OF similar goods are also offered,
which we refer our readers TO the
advertisement. u
MISCELLANEOUS. n
A good bookstore Is one Of the great
at luxtiries, as wei as one of the
,rima necessities of q refined and fe
educated community q luxury to n
hose who are able 10 pay for the costly D
BfAlllIu1 pfCUucJlOus Oh tlo NOIGST-
ui art preventative Of all arts, and a :,
necessity to all, from the untutored mind i
hat requires its first Lesson in "a, B,
3's,U to the scholar or man of letters
Who is compelled 10 resort to 1t to keep K
ID with literary progress. A complete q,
bookstore is rarely found, We are nj
Happy 20 say, however, that Mem NJ
his is blessed with at least two places n
where everything in the book line IL to he II
while not being quite a 6ibti- cl
thick Ike that Of Munich, or q library
Ike thst of the British Museum, the 2,
Of u friends, Messrs. CowPER- r.
,HwAIT, CHAPMAN q Co, contains M
imost everyt hIDg that 2 b0Ok-lover can p
They not only keep up with the q
lines 10 regard TO new b1oks-witnes5 r,
ne list subj0ined, but they also have on re-
lsnd q complete stock Of stationery. re-
even ~sDirituslism as represented aud
'iaDchetLs iE 70 be found IN their shelves. M
among the literary novelties that we 10
yesterday sre "UsHlers, froLa AZ
history by the author of the n,
cir Of Radclid; Lives and Deeds Worth
Euowing About,u w. F. Stevenson; nj
Wind-wsfted Seed" by Norman Nc b.
cod ard Thomas Guthrie, D. D.. v
ieorge Eiliott's new poem, the spanish
iipsey :" "Brszil and the Brazilisns u nj
The Friendship of Woman ~ etc. A "
all upon Messrs. Cowperthwait, ChAp-
pan, & Co., will be richly rewarded. th
Messrs. Judson z Co, Cotton Factors
nd Commission merchants, announce th
hat they are prepared to do eli kinds of nj
actOrsge. The house is reliable, and
oDsignments made to them will be COW
red by thsir open policy OF insurance, Y
MessTs. Z. o. Hurd & Co, Cotton COM &C
merchants, No. 10l Sycamore Gu
treet, Cincinnati, Chic, announces that tn
hey do 3 general commission business, tn
nc will make liberal advances sent to ia
Our friends who have business in ia
,incinnati will do well to make Messrs. at
IUrd & Co. the medium through which ia
hey transact il. til