Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-22
THE EXPOSITION.

not as yet in complete order, Dnt IN
day or two il will give us a taste OF il
musical powers. All that is necessary
to make the exhibition as successful Al
that Of last year, is for our business mel
TO take the same interest in it aud en-
ter as exhibitors.
THE MAIN HALL.
Last night and to-day the attendance
was good and the display attractive
Among the many articles which our spe
cial reporter noticed we're the following
Truesdelrs Patent Illuminating Heat
ers, burning coal oil at the rate Of twenty
Eve cents per day.
Specimens Of oil cake, oils, etc, from
the Memphis Oil Works. eMF0 81
The celebrated Hackett patent CRATE
exhibited by II. Hainer.
Messrs. Farris 4 Woodbridge, of th
Gayoso Planning Mill, exhibit beautiful
lot OF doors, blinds, sash, etc.
The combination tool, with ten comb
nations, by Whitehead, patentee.
VIM. Luna. gas fixtures aud fittings.
II. Hainer, mantels and CRATES.
Victor d. Fuchs, game.
Risk 4 Johnson, stoves, etc.
DR.. Y. A. Carr. Magic Fire Kinder.
Z. H. Martin, hardware.
Stout 4 Bros, hardware.
Cole & Co.. paints, glass, etc. q
Thos. Gross 4 Co., leather.
Ferguson, Privett q Doyle, saddlery
etc.
Hurd & Ross, dental depot.
Otto Clemens, willow ware.
Isaah Moore, Young America Broom
Factory.
Gabe Klien, safes.
John S. Durham, yeast powders.
Menken Bros, one bale Of cotton.
A. G. Dennis, boots and shoes.
H. Harder, boots and shoes.
. E. Dairy, hats and caps.
l Happek, trunks.
Lyle & Shields, groceries.
T. A. Fisher, Tennessee marble mon
ument.
Roush 4 Cunningham, wagons an,
carts.
James, Reosa d Co., wagons.
A. Woodruff, carriages.
W. S. Bruce & Co., carriages.
j. & A. P. Morgan, carriages.
II. B. Packer, coal.
o. f. Prescott & Co., soaps, lamps
etc.
]. Tiench, mathematical instruments
N. Dewar, cigars.
Sproule Il McCown, gents furnishin
goods.
J.C. Ward, gents furnishing goods.
H. M. Thompson, drain pipe.
Orgill Bros. & Co., cotton gin.
Erwin's patent rail fencing.
Belknaps patent rainbow color re
Hector.
The display of lamps and chandelier
throughout the hall made by Phil. .
Mallon, plumber and gas filter, is d.
serving of notice. Mallon has on exh
bition everything known to the gas FL
lures, gas fitting and plumbing business
Phil is not candidate for any office; h
is not patiently waiting for a call; h
prefers a call from customers who desir
to purchase for cash, and at the loves
prices, lamps, chandeliers, fixtures, bat
tubs, lead pipe, glass globes and othe
things in his ia of business at his e'
tensive establishment. At No. 204 Mai
street, you will find large and elegan
stock of goods, comprising the latei
styles of gas fixtures, of both home an
foreign manufacture. The English an
French goods are unique, of beautifr
design aud elegant finish.
POWER HALL.
This department is on the right of tn
main entrance. Here you find farr
and garden implements, plows, reaper'
ETC.. from the agricultural and see
house Of R. G. Craig & Co.
W. &. Ellis of the Variety Agricultr
raj Works, has displey of plows.
Memphis Rolling Mills, wicks. TER
k,co., iron bars, railroad iron, etc.
The Champion Fire Extingpisher
from Louisville, Ky.
Gin Filing Machine made by b. "
Hickman of this city.
James & Rosa, wagon machinery
Cubbins & Gum, stationary engine
which furnishes power to all the mi
chinery in the hall.
The LEDGER Hoe printing Pres
from which the daily edition Of th
LEDGER is thrown Of, attracts no httl
attention from all visitors.
SALLERiRs.
Up stairs our reporter noticed the TO
lowing exhibitors:
Bingham & Bro, Photographic /
Lowenstein & Bro, dry goods; Mr.
Kremer, millinery goods; Hook & Ii
grill, house decorations; Memphis Brus
Factory, brushes; Lullman & Vienni
guns, pistols, ETC.; Mrs. W. J. MansforC
books, stationery, etc. Boyle 4 Chat
man, do; L. Goepel, pianos; Wheele
& Wilson, sewing machines; Wilson Sew