Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-04
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from France, and old frlscds reappea
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4 dbesQue. jacquard Gree DrOperie PekiH.
Ifque de Lyons, SHE q 4 G6e,qTe, CdShDIere
point us, sn many Others, Iucl 'uiug The
magnificent IEoian cashmere pat erns. there
Is great imprOvemeI ia the mattel asses and
daIn6sses, a. well as in o hers OF tue rAyei or
hsir-ined striped f4Orics. In the Tmer.
nothing In the way OF d y goods can exceed
the graceful beauty OF the q signs; toe favor
ite palm ferns, vines, trsfotl, arsbesques, the
Gree convolute, tnterl ced Chsn AM ? ng-,
d riated figure, mOresQue, n Dstiug pendants
ut cunVo ,vulus flowers aud medieval figure.
In the WOOL anu llk fabrics, the wOll ground
is mostly woven In fine twins and disgonaI'
OF some DARK ground. Line jln e. cen lS y sp
e1alty, lees OF vine, ink-blue, ink gray, seal
oro" n plum; eld tue fgures are I rmtd Uy
nne FIX tn eads OF lighter and brighter
shsde IN relief, giving jacquard effects. Ou
oIack groHnds Inese sitkeh woven threads are
seen In red, Cream, steen ard other bright
tlnts. The sll-silk mateias5es and DANA ses
are woven IN the same fashion. Fine heir
Hue goods OF red on black grouud are in great
demand, Every variety OF camel's hair goods
Is shot with threads OF some br ght color.
They al o come In plain BASKET and
square. Egyptian figures in woof aud
warp, honey comb, dIspered, disgUnals, anu
Ia raj ed matela Sc figures upon sm o
ground. MOhairs, brlIliantines and black
csShnsres are IN enormous demand. II ali
manner of fabItcs prices have Ueen r duced
6raldI, passementertes ana rlnges promise to
be The fashionable trimming. Fringes o.
chenille, and chenille mixed with six and
Ja'sels, come six and seven inches wide.
Another style has a heavy net sork and
wide stlk fringe. Wide soutsscns braid Of
two colors, drab and bro = q, sewed toge her
makes sleeves OF amel 8 hair dol lmsns, l. 8 tvi-
ly Trimmed with tue soutSche, Sc we'd on in
many rows. Embroidered canvas bralds re-
sem0llng Hamburg work, is q novelty me
VRloiS Is worked with silver; the coat OF mail
is aided gray and blue steel; MOorI- h
frtnges have innumerable little hOssy IasSels
in The net work, and other styles are ma,se
OF drop bnttons. Passementeries come very
wide in antique designs, medal
lIOus heads OF CoTinLhGan columns,
arches, and wheel WotK. IL sertlOns of
moss are tuftet with chenille; 10 this Is
attached a wide fringe OF chenille, with
heading of net work and drops. Medium
sized buttons will be extensively used, en-
OrJidered, dark mother OF pearl, silk and
bone, with dark pearl centers, and crOche ed
10 correspond with trimming passemeuterIe
loops. A Dewly-invented boot is called "the
CENTENNIAL" and IS considered the novel of
the Sc RsOn. 1t is a sandal bolt rather after
the fashion of q Roman sandal The straps,
beginning at tae toe, are continued on above
the ankle, four straps being cOnnec ed in
clusters together, caught by steel buckle.
These han some boot, are especially adapt
for the exposure Of the exquisItely embrOfd-
cred white and cOl0red ST k stOckiLg rs now sell
ing for twenty-five dollars pair.