Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-01


prise, experience and patience are requi-
site for establishing
A SUBSTANTIAL WHOLESALE BUSINESS
can hardly be estimated. To engraft
any wholesale business upon the tra1
system OF q city so as to make the inter
est OF the community identified with
that Of the dealer or msrchaptI demands
talent Of the highest order and judg.
ment of unerring precision. That
the firm of B LOwenstein Brothers
have accomplished this no one at all
conversant with the trade OF Memphis
can doubt. II, then, the prominence or
prosperity of their business be an evil
dence of their energy, or an exemplifi-
cation Of their enterprise, the conclusion
is that they not only possess this talent
and this judgment, but have exercised
the same creditably and most excellent
ly. They have not merely earned
APRoUD REPUTATION 1
for themselves and for their business, but
have given Memphis the benefit of their
labor, and while building up their own
fortunes, they have added to the devel.
opment of the city. This they have
done through years of patient, quiet and
systematic labor, thanks to the spirit of
enterprise which amin ates and enthu' es
these merchants to undertake. Whist few
others would ever dare. The result of
their judiciCus Efforts speaks for itself in
the sight Of their grand establishment,
located on Main street, corner OF Jeffer
son, and in the epjoy ment Of NAM
moth trade, which reaches out and en-
braces q large scope of country Ia Ten
nessee, southwestern Kentucky, south
ern Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Al
ALBANIA, and Georgia. In fact, the name OF
B. LowENsTEIN & BROTHERS
has become SYNONYMOUS with the whole
sale dry goods and notion business of
Memphis. AS expCAents Of the
Memphis wholesale business, B
LoWensteiR d Brothers are to
day more actively engaged and bet.
ter prepared for the fall ana winter
trade than at any time within the past.
Even at this early season there are in
dications that their business will be un-
usually large, and will be extended be-
yond Its already comprehensive bounds.
This is due to many causes, not the
least bsirg the fact that B. Lowenstein
d Co. purchase chesply and in such
large gu antilles that they are enabled
to offer unusually good inducements
both to the trade and small buyers. The
attention of merchants is especially
called to the fact that B. Lowenstein q
Brothers ale
EXTENSIVE IMPORTERS
of foreign goods and fabrics. They i'm
port direct, and in such large quantities
as to save much money which is usual.
ly divided out and dwinGlea between
man ufactor and merchant. With such
savings in their. favor 1t is not q wonder
that cheaper, better and greater va
fiety Of elegant and useful goods Of for
eign manufacture ara to be had at B.
Lowenstein 81 Brothers than at any
other house. An examination of their
mammoth stock and inquiry as to their
prices will satisfy every one that
this statement is true. AS impor-
teIs they exercise good judgment,
and adapt their orders to the de-
mands of this market, seeking
always TO accommodate the public
and place within the reach of their
friends the best of
FOREIGN GOODS AND FABRICS,
at the lowest possible rates. That they
Go this, we believe every customer and
will testify TO. For instance, they i'm.
bort largely from France csshmeres,
gilks, brocades, fancy dress goods, white
goods, laces, scarfs, ties, ladies' costumes,
stc., in endless variety, and of the latest
and most fashionable designs. Their
from st. Caller, Switzer-
and, comprise a full and weIl-seIected
,tock of embroideries and lace curtains.
From Belfast, Ireland, they import an
immense amount of Irish linen (made
specially for them by J n. Richardson,
Sons & Owden), ladies' and gentlemen's
linen cambiic hsudkerchiefs. The char.
acter ofthe sc imported goods compares in
elegance, variety and style to any stock
70 be found in the east. In this connec
ion We would call attention to the spe-
,ial inducements offered merchants and
customers who wish to purchase
FLANNELs AND BLANKETS.
Owing 10 the extensive purchases
made by B Lowenstein & Brothers at |
The great auction sales in New York,
hey are offering the trade extraordinary |
inducements. They are selling plain |
and twilled white and colored fiannels, |
)rowD, silver gray, and white blankets, |
n lots to suit buyers, at prices far lower
han the gooCs can be produced at the |
present cost OF raw material. We would |
EN- nd the trade especially that they |
hOuld send in their orders as soon as |
possible, in order to shsre the aGvan-
ages nov Off red in this line of their |
business. In regard to the
RESPECTIVE DEPARTMENTS
Il B. Lowenstein & Brothers mammoth
we would state that each |
3 Teplete with the most varied stock of |
'oods ever brought to Memphis. Their
took of American, English and French
rints, brown and bieached sheeting ard |
hirtlng, plain and plaid osnaburgs tick
ngs, stripes, ginghsms, dress goods,
kirts, shswls, hosiery, white goods and
otions, is the most extensive IN the
All Of these goods were care
lilly selected at the factory, sud will be
1und fresh and sound in every respect.
he stock OF staple and fancy dry goods
nd notions are offered at astOnishiDgly
w rates, and should readily attract the
ttention of the public who need any
hing In this line.
THE UPPER FLOORS
this mercantile palace are devoted TO
le exhibition and sale Of great variety
I goods. These stocks are also heavy
nd varied, embracing large assert.
tents of plain ana twiIied fam
els, Canton fiannels, linseys, plain
riped and plaid, eastern, Kentucky
nd Ohio jeans, csssimeres and weeds.
furnishing goods, white
nd colored blankets, comforts, quilts,
nit goods, etc. AL Of these goods are
NV snd were made for the opening sea-
N; they will be sold cheap, and we
ave no doubt but what there will be
,neral rush oftrade with the beginning
the present month. To merchants
I'd customers we can ssy that the mer-
Iant princss-B. LoWenstein & Broth.
s-are prepared to mset ell orders with !
emptiness and satisfaction. Indeed, !
cir prices will he astonishiDgiy salts. )
Glory, Tor they are remarkably low. /,
nd right here we would call the atten-
~ of merchants to
THE PACKAGE DEPARTMENT,
the basement of the store. Here are
be seen over thousand packages that (
We Just been received. B. LoWenstein {,
Brothers offer special inducements to O
yeIs in this department, and of course, z
who have orders for bulk goods will | y
all themselves of this opportunity to b