Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-13

lonable styles, selling Al q N 10 higbsr
sItcss- = ItrEe 10y 81 merino uno erEhirf1 and
IIawers bought during the summer, are Of
Tered at 81. 20 and IS cents. Among the nm
4ei shlrts and drawers manufactured BY Leu
ofle brothers may be mentioned the panta-
4 loon style OF cotton flannel, medica-ed flannel
Ionia. which prevent colds, fnfammaIion
sha rheumatism 70 Persons who wear such
rnItsf also nedtcated drawers of The finest
Qusli , Of twiued and SHAKER fannels. which
the medical faculty recommend as safeguards
IN an cold wea her against climatic diseases
Ihes sell as fsst As made at the low price OF
y and ". that being one-half leSs than asked
elsewhere.
: LEUBRIEs' SHOE DEPARTMENT
is another great feature, no less grand than
varied IN the mammoth stock made naces>a-
" BY the large increase Of trade. the goods for
Lhe CT y being especially 1ne and well cut m.
a new feature is that Leuhrie Brothers not
only have an entbe new stock OF ladies' and
children's weak, hut warrant the uurahl .lty OF
every pair, ana viii give new ones for those
, that MP tear or split, These goods are made
! expressly for LeuOrie Brothers by one OF the
oest mRnuiacto. les N the Union. . heir stock
Is not only OF the best material, out is sred
Al the same price that Others ask for nfericr
goods. 1he assortment consists OF Morocco,
french KID, aud goat, calf-skin, cloth, both
ana boys. Their boots for males cannot be
excelled, and partake OF the same good mate
rlal as their shses, being pegged and hand
ssWeus aud made IN every style, from the bro ]
gan - tEe pumps0le, This department Is
! MANAGED by AR. Ben Graham, an affable and !
/ experienced caterer for the understandings |
He knows al q glance the dl fference lei ven
the nne>t shoe FOR the most deIcat infant !
and gunboat. Try him and see.
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMEyT
/ OF Leuorie Brothers is one OF the.most mag
/ nitcenJ in Its character 70 be found west 6f 1
/ New York city, A glance into Il yesterday
l revealed eVei Imaginable specimen or nov
city, style and beauty, whether in the shape
/ OF tae hais, the color OF the flowers, tile tins
l Of TIE ribbons or the hues Of the rich ostrich
plumes which were arranged in a charming
] manner by the hand of some skillfnI artisT
! doubtless Mrs. Darcy, v no is manager or
the fancy goods department.. Miss En-
ma Ellis, who Is superintendent OF the milH-
merry department, yesterday, Eas kept quite
busy n showing 10 her countless lady friends
and visitors the great assortment OF the diff
erent styles and recherchs novelties thai are
nov on exhibition at Leubries'. And II she
was quite busy Mr. Ellis. Leu5r1e, who pre-
and the dignity CT Chesterfield, was perfect
~ busy handling money and making
1t aid seem that every lady who entered
the popular emporium immediately saw
something that appealed too potently 10 her
admiration 70 resist Us purchase. Many q ,
plethoric pocketbook which had starred out
ftt OF hope and curiosity, became lank and
lean before Lts owner could resolve 10 leave
behind her the many novel articles seen AZ
Leubrie Brothers. In addition to the at Z
tracuve display Of lovely and beautiful /
young ladies' and polite young gentlemen
clerks, ever pleased 70 show goods added no l
these clerks are residents OF Memphis, and J
know exactly how to attend TO the wants Of
customers. The extensive
ARRAY OF HATS AND BONNETs
at Leubrie Brothers ecli pses in variety, style
and cheapness anything Of the kind ever seen
10 Memphis. II has been said that there is
nothing new under the sun, hut this will be
disputed By tho@e who examine the elegant
hats and oonnets exhibited at LcubIies'; for,
would you believe IL, when you are told that g.,
over ttC0 hundred different styles Of inn orted !
Paris patterns Of the Itcu est material, trimmed
with the finest ornaments and ostricn piuunes 7
or every conc tVahle tint. are exhibited? 30
similar display has ever been made IN Mem
pms Ihe sceEe OF waving plumes and gilt
ertng bea Is, rich cOlors gd soft tfDts rsn1luds
one Of a grand fiower-gerden, wherein the
spirit OF Taste might dwell at the shrine OF =
Rsthetic fashion. Among the
MOST NOVEL STYLES OF HATS AND BON
NETS
may be mentioned, for st is impos- I
5 bic to describe, the following modes The
lH1tulesse Ele1Gnte, of BLACK ma erfai with long
feathers, biushiDg roses and let ornaments. f,
The hgtl1h, OF gray sllk, trimmed with da I,
howers and Wild grapes. GA a Norris, OF sea- n
sreen color, trim med with material OF three n
tlns and tea-rOsss, ana mounted with bird. r
Cgc ger, large gray French felt hGt,trimmed Il
with long birds wing, dark blue and velvet 70 :,
correspond. SphgnE, OF black vsivsJ, trimmed I
VIII TlbOon, tea-rOees, flowers and birds. o. sl
.uH1oad, OF black felt, trimmed IN green silk, p
sWeFs, and Dirg Us dark-grseu pIumsgs. y
A0TQuise, Of BLACK, trimmed with long. Jlack ;,
sLners, flowers, JET and bird Di 1I, OF black z
velvet, with long piCnes and blue ribbon, p
With bird ornament. Peerless OF navy a
iSoing, beautifully tinted Covers and orna- +,
mented with bii q; the SlCeN. a iaanty little p
SiaeA ii ie!t nat trimmed with black silk and Il
seiyst and ornamcnted with scarlet flowers; n
La PTtncesSe de Ire5ezglde Of gray felt turned =
1p coQuet ishly with dove perched on The h
n nt. This Is OF slate color and GRAB velvet | y
with narrow and cream tinted flowers: Ia 4 :,
DUcheSse OF black yeIvet with beaded fronting =
1rnamented with a bird and trimmed with e,
oODples and large ostrich fsath rs; S0rtOrius r
nee Nellie Gr0HtI hat OF course Is felt of blue z
aaYy ptofusely fringeo with downy feathers, v
making II N 81 admirable and attractive, y
rllh acorninents velvet and drao silk. v
This Is considered one Of the most novel style =,
lsts exhibited. The display OF T.
BABY HATS AND BONNETS 81
S quite varied, and more beautiful than any =
,yer made in Memphis. very pretty speci- y
men is 10 ue seen in one OF light butt and dark b
ich brown silk, trimmed with ribbons or q "
corresponding color A green plumaged bird '.
: perehed on side Of the bat and sur "
ounded with dark brown feathers The line ',
u chiluren's goods Is the mot varied In quan- N
ity, tue most novel aud fashionable in style, 81
md the most elegant in quality that our pso- y
pc have ever seen in any store in Memphis, =
All OF these model styles which are exhibited ~
re msde 70 order and sold at prices ranging ~
rom 81 81 10 SIS, by LeUbrie Brothers, who ~
lave Grtisfes Of ackhOwledged taste and /, ng d
xperiegee IN the trade. They also keep two y
,undred or more ca.es Of untrimmed hats for W
1ade up on short notice. In the ~
LINE OF FANCY GOODS in 6
70 the millinery department they d,
ave no equal N the southwest. The line OF vs.
lk yelyeJs, MignOn silka, ornaments, featli- vs.
p tips ostrich piumes, birds, etc. of every in
variety consists OF goods imported +,
specially for Leubrie Brothers, whereby no N
ther house can get the same goods nor COM vs.
rte in prices. Tue large Quantity of goods
Did every day by LeUbrie Brothers, cheapens
le price 70 the popular plau Of ten per cent
obons, and velvets nom first hands,
hereby saving the middle mans or agents T.
2 2mEnisslon, and giving their customers the an
eDent OF the same. Hence the exceedingly 81,
w prices which are attracting every body 10 n
euorie Brothsrs. They offer sllk vei- an
cts, Of Lyons make, at 81 50 and "a
Z 20 per yard, and handsome Mig -
on silks Of all the new shades a. 50 cents 70 %
% per yard, worth twice that amount A. -
ybOle-ale lsewhere. SO GREATS the demand zzz'
lade By Beubrie Brothers' trade and custom ~ u,
rs that entire nOchs OF ostriches are neces- ~ ~
1fy to furnish the needed supply Of plumes, ~
'hlch, IN al the new and beautiful coloFs, OF ~
:. at length, are kept for sale at very low ~ y
lA6e and TINT. are offered al 10. Is and b -
5nts per yard, by Leubrie Brothers, who deal Sss
lore largely IN these goods than any Olh-r 4
ierchants In he south. They offer sash RIB n;
ons, In all the hues OF the rainbow, blended " "
1lors' etc., at SO and IS cents They also deal - -
cry largely IN plain ribbons, jet and beaded sO 70
eel ribbons and laces handkerc hiefs ETC. n ~.
the line CT ~ ~
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS IN
lis house ranks with any In the east They life
nbrsce that latset oI kind, the Japanese ITO
)wer, 50 popular in the fashion circles Of HI
ew York, Paris and l. ndpu. They exhibit kie
e south, and this feature alone Vou d we'll
pay visit to the great establishment Of Sc
eubrle Brothers. Among the flowers exhib-
"a are varieties Of every known rose, violet,
ornins-giory, poppy, etc beside ornament
oouQuetS Wre9ths, garlands, floral baskets,
c., too numerous TO mention. These flowers
9 guaranteed to Please and are sold az one 4
III the price asked for them at other houses. ~.
PERSONAL. ~
Mr.. Lou Leubrie Is now in New York and ~
direct c0rrsSpo odence with foreign manu- | -
cturers. Although he has been t-ere two - -
Ouths already he VIII remain the entire -
asOn % get every and any novelty intro - y
ced and imported. 1t Is needless to say @ ~
at Lou LeubT1e viii manage to have Pari- D.. -.
% as they reacn New York. Their grand ~ ~.
ening was postponed until yesterday IN or eA0
r 70 receive the very latest fmportatlons
3ich are newer than any yet exhibited in
smphis.
THE SECOND FLOOR
Leubrie's magnificent emporium is do.
ted, m part, 70 the millinery manufactuT-
Z a d trimming department, which en- n
lys constantly eight experienced l8Cies in and
ing the large orders that come in from the r y
lntry, the best ready-made styles being VI .
ickly bought by the city patrons, who are -
npOs, Of the cite and fsshtonaDly inclln- "
who, having lOund the place 10 get the Inc
~ latest and best Styles at the lowest prices Pl
ways 90 20 Leubri Brothers Owing to will
iii extensi 'e stock and Low prices, Leubhe and
Dthsrs control, and are iDcreasia ag, a n
IAGNIFICENT WHOLESALE TRADE. sloa
ich, Tor the reasons slready given, 1Uds no Wei
d petition. They Sell only IOr cash, but =
5 ennbles them 10 nndersell the eastern ui1S
reliant. The second doors are also devoted !, 4,
the storage and display o. their large stock fo1i
fancy goods aud toys for holiday rrade, nat5
ma nd fancy glassware in e0dless quauti- -
). The third floor is devoted To the manu- vi
ture Of underW ear. and IS efficiently mau- Mes
d by Mr. W. Wise, who has been loHg en- MOO
.ed In IBIS branch Of business. This ce- ~
tment employs wenty Singer sewing-na- inch
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