Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-09
IMPORTED EMSROlDERIEs.

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Sslere black SILK made by J. Z. Bonnet, OF Ly
ons prices six dollars per yard; also pattern
from Guinet
IMPORTED EMSROIDERIEs.
The hrst feature Of this grand establishment
thai claims our attention Is the large assort
mCut Of embrOiderlos imported by 3. LOWen
, stein & Brothers rect from the headquarter
for be manufacture Of such gOods-we meaI
st. Gall. 10 Switzerland. These embroideries
of the most novel aud fashionable EtY les, AMI
IN The most varied quantity, are exhibited
As Lowensteln Brothers import these arti
cles direct from Europe, they can well AFFORD
%, and actual do sell them for much logel
pr. .ces than can be had elsewhere. Yesterday
We heard quite a numker of ladies express
surpris we'll as deli sht, at the unusually
10 prices these goods were being offered bJ
LoWensteiu Brotheus. Had they only though
Of the iaclltt e. this popu ar frn has Tor pur
chasing embroideries under the most favOra
bic circumstances, they could see, a. We do
how they can Otfer such special Inducements
In loS pricss, inducsme nts mat appeal IRE
sisli bly, 20 every one. hat has been said OF
imported embroideries, applies with equal
truth 70 their magnificent stock Of ruchings
plalunEs, ruffs and cOA1rette A., ,amples ol
] which ihey display IN endless variety, and Oi
the most charming beauty.
TEE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
is one OF the most extensive ever stocked west
Of New York city, and in point OF excel
lent quality aud fashionable novelties Is su-
IeriuT to any collection We have ever seen in
this city. In this department We beheld all
the ssckeTcte goods for f2ll and winter wear.
Inc uuing he new basket and black serge. AL
! wool diagonal suiting-, Argentine poplin
! sultiugs, novelties in japanese silks, Japanese
poplins, Irish popitns, Lyons poplins, en-
press cloths alpacas, creton1es and merino-,
/ ali wool plaids In beautiful cOlOrs, Inertn0s
I and pOplin plaids IN the most exquisite de-
signs, besides full and complete line OF
/ mourning goods Another magnificent and
/ attractive feature OF Lowensts ms grand es-
| tsblisument that won unbOunded admiration
! yesterday Is the
! HOUsE-FURNIsHISG DEPARTMENT,
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piete OF this kind in the southwest. There Is
] such sn extensive assortment Of goods in this
! line that We found II almost impossible 70 Sc
l cure or even remember, see ningly, q third OF
| their different articles on display. In this de-
partment We noticed a complete line OF sheet
I ings, shirtings, linen and cotton pilOw-css-
| iuRs OF all widths, Richardson's and SpOtten's
uuriyalled fronting linens, table damasks In
all widths and Of every color tOilinette nap,
klus, doylies, towels, Tides, lace and damssk
curtains, table and plano covers, Marseilles,
/ tOi ct and hOuey-cOmb quilts, etc. Every con-
! ceivable style, from the quaintsst 70 the lat
est ana most novel style, snd richest colors OF
| these goods, are 10 be seen at LoWenstein's 5.
Bu5 We pass to
The FLANNEL DEPARTMENT,
the display in which gives one s cheerful
feeling - winter is fast approaching These
fisnnels were selected with great care by the
purchasing member Of the firm, who gives his
special attention to such goods. We saw on
exhibition variety Of the most excellent all
wool fabrics, SILK warp and fancy french
pltid hsnnels, and an elegant line Of silk en-
brOidered flannel.
LACEs, GLOVES AND FANCY GOODS.
! In this department one finds such a great
display that 10 seems like 3 beau tful picture,
| instead OF 8 pleasant reality. The lly-vhite
I hand Of the most ~ numerical mould and re-
I fined sofIness. will ind lust the glove to suit
| II the gauntlet be thrown dOwn, another is
easily substituted, and even a Bt0dtsts could
here behold gloves that would not be looked
upon without a word or praise or a feeling Of
/ 10Y. In the line OF gloves are exh b'ted Alex
u mi 4
/ gloves; also the popular Harris seamless glove,
and the celebrated Victoria. The daughter OF
wealth aud the lady OF The mo-S fastidious
( taste vii md among the lace snd fancy goods
Ieverything 70 command tnefr purchase snd
/ TO suit their taste. Perhaps the most brilliant
dfgp az Memphis ever ssw is made by DOwen.
I stein & Brothsrs in this Department.
which embraces the most elegant Oifipltre and
! pax lAces beaded that have been Imported 70
I this country, an endless variety OF real point
! .sces1 point applique laces, real UdleHc.erEes
! laces, Honifon. Meltnes and Limerick laces,
lace hAndkerchiefs aud collars OF every novel
pattern, the most fashionable lace cuffs, lace
sleeves, lace sets IN point applique, point
d ale con. udleuCieHneg besides countless other
rare and beautiful makes. The ladies, as well
a. The trade, should remember that IN these
laCes and fancy goods, b. LOwenstein &
Brothers oner a corresponding low prlces and
that do not make direct in port alton OF such
articles. No eastern city can offer g ~ ore at
trsCtive assOrtment or sell at over dgures.
Like the ladies, the writer became very much
embroidered and beaded Gchus, scsrfs In
ctlipuTe and real thread lace, aud real thread
lace capes, for nothing Of female sttire Is nov
fashionable unless Jet or beads be one Of the
features. Fashion mas 50 ruled, and society Is
bound to obey the royal edict.
THE DEPARTMENT OF BEADED GOODS
IS truly wonderful, and to carefully examine
tue thousand and one nguTes and & signs IN
which such appear, as seen a. Lowers ems,
would interest visitor Tor q W1ols day. and
even then ths curiosity OF cultivated ta~te Ia
h.
ment We nD Nd every thing. 1his issayIng great
deal ia one word, yet the truth jEstfies the
assertion. In addition 10 tne above named
ricles there are tue most unique oeaded SIX
belts, exquisite silk and lace pockets; com IL
nation beaded SILK belts, with pockets at
tsched, couStiIu 2 some OF the latest imported
would call The attention OF the ladies 70 the
new reversible belt, which IS not only the
latest novelty out, but Is also one Of economy.
They will and in this department the most
superb and love y novelties IN sAshes, susrfs,
wells, ties plain and embroloeTedl, lace,
trimmed and rm OrOluered " lnd-or ties HAy-
log fingered along IN this depai In ent,we next
Q al ourselves
AMONG THE RIBBONS,
the variety OF the colors lending a maglc-likc
beauty 70 the section Of the building wnere
they are eXhi bItud. he variety OF Ribbon II
- great in quality and the styles so diversified
IN color u Al Fashion herself might pause
awhile to select that which tsste would deem
most spprOpIiate and oesutiful. AL the late
ly disc 9vered shades are eXntblt- 4 TO the ad
Milling eve OF the visitor " n 5tesls beE lderesf
When gazing upon the brilliant, com miDgiing
c0lors 50 hsndsomely displayed In this grand
assortment We noticed complete Specimens OF
I1tile, pTO5 grain, twO-'One and bTOcGdeN r B.
bons. besides embro. deTed sash ribbons OF the
most elegant richness In this department
We must not omit mention OF the mammoth
stock or giHsps, bugla fringes, beaded pdSSs-
r,enter te, fancy buttOus, aud beaded and bugle
trimmings, Of which there is an untolI varie-
", embracing the most elegant m axes.
THE SHOE DEPARTMENT,
like all others in the establishment, is also
complete. Ladies, gentlemen and children,
misses nd bOyscan be suited in any pRrticu-
lar style, whether plsin, common or fancy
bOu u, shoes gaiters, slippers, etc,r that may
be desired. These goods are offered at remark
sbly low prices, both 20 the retail and whole
sale trade.
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
In the department OF knit underwear can be
found al classes OF winter goods in merino,
cashmere and lambs wool goods that will
please and suit the taste of every one. Ladies
IN visiting this department OF Lowenstein 5
fashion palace viii find one Of the most va
red stocks and best selected assortments that
was ever shown in this market. The ladies'
Lingerie department is in charge Of a lady.
wOOLEN GOODS, ETC.
Another prominent feature IN B. Lowen-
stein & Brothers is the department Of woolen
goods, which include boys cashmere, English
waterproOfs, and American repellants French
and English cSshmer0s, NOrsted cOatinge,
black cloths, doesklns, beavers, meltOns, etc.
Gentlemen viii fiRd IN this department every
thing needed for common or hne suits, and Al
prices remarkably low, They viii save money
BY purchssing al B. Lowenstein Brothers,
who also have complete STOCK OF gentle
mems underwear, furnishing goods, etc, In
--'-- LADIES' IMPORTED COSTUMES.
The array OF ladies' imported costumes IS
perfectly bswildering, made Of 81 colors, all
materials, and nall sizes. The nrst We no.
tIcsd was rich black silk costume, made
with basque and skirt, with overskirL at
% sa1.a - Il ned
with fourteen ruffies and eight puts passin z
from the aist 10 the bottom OF The skirt, and
the back with 4 dounce headed with two
rufilez, and then deep pun with double
heading. On zach dde Is wide, plain band,
which passes down almost the depth Of
the skirt, trimmed with beaded ont-
tons and loops. These bands swing gracefully
around and meet IN the 'front.' suspended nom
the W.is'. Ia the center Of these bands are
two bows and ends. The bGsl ue Is made plain,
French waist in front ana postillon back, nu-
ishsd with col lretts lheiicss. The cuffs are
trimmed with Two ruffies, pud, snd hand
with bow and button Price, SlSO.
THE AURORA DRESS.
Another black silk costume named Aurora,
made same style as the previous one. The
skirt Is trimmed IN mont with deep folds OF
rich Lyons velvet, and each iolu Is trimmed
With handsome Jet fringe, and toe back with
oeep iounce formed Of side llaits, over which
are graduated puns all the way no, aud pep
lum Overstirt trimmed with wide velvet
bands. A French basque, knotted In the back
With two ends suspended and trimmed IN
velvet aud fridge. Price, sZ2S
Then q superb silk costume, made Of two
shades Of dTab, cons sting Of skirt, Overskirt
and basque. The skirt Is Trimmed with deep
nouncs. puffs aud beading all around, and the
front is formed Of graceful folds, made OF two
shades, Wattesu back, and revers and fringe
on the the sides. The basque Is French back,
and trimmed with revers, collarette and
fringe. Price, E275.
OTHEE RECHERCHE MODES.
An attractive and recherche brown silk cos.
tune, 10 ade skirt, overskirt and basque. The
| front Of the skirt Is trimmed with s-sheered,
grRouaUed fold OF rtch brown velvet passing
all the way down, measuring ten inches
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