Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-18

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In the
POWER HALL
is going up in every direction,
and this department was visited by
crowds of ladies and gentlemen yester-
day. In the Power Hall there are on
exhibition splendid
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs.
Messrs. Woodruff & Co, the we'll
known carriage and buggy manufae-
turers and dealers at No. l79 Main
street, have four specimens of beautiful
workmanship in the Power Hall of the
Fair. A large and light ph@ton, and a
top and on open-top buggy are on exhi-
bitiou. These articles are finished in
tina highest style of art, and are beauti-
full in the extreme; made in the most
perfect and artistic manner, and scien-
tifcally finished, the phetonS and bug
gies are worthy Of admiration. Mum
bers of ladies yesterday expressed their
pleasure at seeing these elegant and
fashionable vehicles. At their sale and
store-rooms, No. l79 Main street, Wood
ruff & Co. have a large stock of carri-
ages, phetons, top and open buggies,
which they will take pleasure in showing
to all visitors.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
The Agricultural and Floral Halls
and Miscellaneous Department are
together. Yesterday the superinten-
dents were busy arranging the articles
entered for exhibition. The hall was
crowded during the day by thousands Of
people. Music was invoked to lend a
charm to the already attractive scene.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
On the right of the Floral Hall near
the ladies' restaurant, Mr.. Leopold Goe'
pei, the popular dealer in musical mer-
chandise, at No. 375 Main street, has
the celebrated Knabe piano on exhi-
bition. Goepel has magnificent grand
square and grand piano at this at
tractive corner. During the day Prof
Carries, by special request, performed
several elegant pieces on these wonder
fully toned instruments, which are so
celebrated throughout the United States
and Europe. Mr.. Goepel has also on
exhibition one of Smiths favorite Ameri-
can organs-an instrument of great
power, volume, and sweetness of tone,
Surrounding these instruments Geopel
has hung music and musical instruments
of every description.
SEEDS.
The agricultural implement and seed
house of r. G.. Craig 4 Co., Nos. 377
and $40 Main street, has an attractive
collection of garden, lawn and farm
seeds on exhibition. The seeds are ar
ranged in glass globes, and the globes
are placed on revolving pyramid.
Craig & Co. have all kinds Of seeds at
their establishment They have received
a selected lot of dubious roots, hyacinths,
tulips, giant asparagus roots, etc. The
beautiful hyacinths are the spring
flowers, and can be grown in glasses dur
ing the winter, Everything in the agri-
cultural implement line-Brinly plows,
etc., and seeds in endless variety,
can be found at the seed depot Of r. G.
Craig & Co.
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
This department presented an at
tractive appearance. Among the many
interesting articles on exhibition none
attracted more attention than beauti-
full glass case of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The Eagle Boot and Shoe Store is well
represented at the Fair. On the left OF
the Mechanical Hall the beautiful glass
case of John W. Voegeli presents an at
tractive appearance. The case is full
Of ladies' shoes, CATERS, etc, of every
style and pattern. Gentlemen's and
children's boots and shoes are also on
exhibition. The manufacturing estab-
lishment of voegeIi is at No. 3li Main
street, fourth door south of Union.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
Messrs. Risk & johnson, the manu-
facturers of stoves, CRATES, mantels, hol-
low ware, etc, at No. 3O6 Main street,
opposite Peabody Hotel, have on exhi-
bition on the right Of the Mechanical
Ia fine assortment Of tinware, cop
Ia sheet ironware, etc, and the re-
er anu rs Brilliant Cooking Stoves,
owned Buc- I'D of so many pre-
-hich have carr, The points of ex-
iiums at State Fairs. its sanerior
ellence OF the Brilliant are rud its
aking and cooking qualities ~'G
reat economy in the use Of fuel. h.
srent sizes Of the Brilliant are man
featured, all equally good, and adapted
Or special uses and purposes. Hun
reds of visitors yesterday examined the
toves and tinware placed on exhibition
{ the Fair by Risk & johnson.
FRANCISCO a wIGGIYs
ave on exhibition in this department
-
how-case filed with the latest styles Of
ats, caps and furs. These goods are
xcecdingly attractive, and are generally
dmired by all visitors. Messrs. Fran
isco & Virgins keep a large stock of
fashionable hats, caps, furs, etc, under
he Peabody Hotel
KALO, KALO.
Immediately on the outside OF the In
ustrial Hall the agent for the sale of
Ialo was busily engaged selling his use
al compond to the public. 1t removes
rease, tar, paint, etc, from cloth and
ilk goods in a manner truly wonderful.
The Kalo is for sale at the drug store of
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