Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-10-22
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.



seventh Day.
The Exposition continues to grow il
favor each day. Last night the buildins
was crowded with visitors, and thi,
morning larger number than any pre-
vious day were in the building MANY
of the visitors are those who have At
tended before, but the new attractions
added from day to day prevent same.
ness which, outside of the new faces to
be seen, would be the case but for the
good management in producing some
thing new The promenade concerts
are great feature and conduce greatly
to the sights and curiosities. The several
departments are well kept up aud exhibit
tors are buoyantaat:.the appreciation
shown by our citizens in attending often
and in large numbers.
In walking through the main hall we
join the crowd of visitors who inspect
BARNABY's
beautiful display of clothing and gents
furnishing goods This show window is
certainly one Of the handsomest in the
building. We can assure You that if you
visit the Exposition solely for the pur.
pose of seeing good clothes" you will
fnd them at Barnaby's show window,
which is upstairs on the left hand corri-
dor near the center Of the building.
But who has failed to see the specimen
goods Of
PHIL J. MALLOH2
If the reader has let her or him repair
to the righthand side of Main Hall, and
the first space containing display is
that same Mallon's, There at night you
will see the latest designs in chandeliers
and gas fixtures lighted up, and in the
center of the stand large variegated
star, which when. lighted up is one of
the beauties of the Exposition. Phil is
agent for Gardeners fire extinguisher,
several sizes of which he has on exhibit
ton. There are steam gauges, MOBILES,
pumps, hose, ETC., all neatly arranged to
please the sight-seer and show to Mem
phis and the balance OF the world the
kind and quality of goods Mr.. Mallon
deals in.
The grand display of furniture, car
pets and curtain goods of
BRYsoN CAMP,
has attracted large crowd since the
opening of the Exposition. This firm
ia we'll known to Re the leading one in
Memphis, if rot in the South, in carpets
and furnishing goods, and have lost none
Of .aeir prestage since samples Of their !
beautiful line of goods have been made
public. There are in the assortment I
rolls Of BRUSSELS, Turkish and American
carpets of handsome design, curtain
goods and window shades in great va
riety, and parlor and bedroom sets Of
elegant furniture. Their space is up
stairs on the right hand side of Main |
Hall, where the visitors are invited to
further inspect their goods.
Up stairs, ON the left hand side, near
the rear, is the show window of
MRS L. KREMER,
and fancy goods, No. 253 Main
street, costly laces, feathers, flowers,
ETC., are taslefully arranged to
blend with fine articles of millinery,
such as the very latest fashions in hats
and bonnets. The reputation and pop
ularity of Mrs. Kremers establishment
is such that her many friends are well.
pleased at seeing this beautiful display,
for without it Memphis would not be
iairly represented in the Exposition.
OWEN LILLY
has on exhibition near the Jefferson
street entrance to Main Hall, hand
some specimen of his workmanship, in
a rosd-wagon. This nobby vehicle at
tracts the attention of all lovers of fast
driving, and reflects great credit upon
his establishment. 1t is of very light
hundred and twelve pounds,
including the shafs--but at the same
time the material is such as to render it
very substantial. Ye men of the turf,
fail not TO examine it.
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