Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-24
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Full and Complete Stocks Offered at
Unusually Low Prices-Where
to go aud Whom to See.
r. j.. rurnhu,l. STOVES. ETC.

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F. ]. Turnhull, Wholesale and retail
dealer in stoves, %tinwarA, oils and lamps,
and house furnishing goods, manufac.
turer Of plain and Jspapred tinware, at
No. 2S4 Main street, is one of the lead.
ing and most respected Of our merchants.
His house is justly considered an i'm
portant and well-nigh indispensable fes.
ture in the business system Of Memphis,
and is indeed an ornament to the city
aud her extensive trade BE is sole
agent for the celebrated Lady Gay"
stove, which possesses many superior
and desirable advantages that cannot
be questioned. Mr.. Turnbull is also sole
agent for what is rightly termed one of
the greatest inventions Of the nineteenth
century, we mean the Crystal Illumina.
tor" which is superior to aay other oil
lamp, because it dlspenses with the use
Of a %chimHey, gives an improved, yet
softened light, prevents smoking or the
emission OF any disagreeable odor, will
burn any ordinary oil, etc. These are
some Of its many practical features.
The Illuminator and attachments will fit
any lamp, and are by far more economi.
cal than any invention yet known to the
public.
Music and Musical Instruments.
There is no house so we'll known in
Memphis as H~ollenberg's music store.
Here can be procured the latest and
most popular music, vocal and iustru.
mental, music boxes and holders and
other appropriate holiday gifts.
d. G. Holleuberg is also agent for
Chickering & Sons, Steinway & Sons,
and Holleaberg' pianos; Mason & Ham.
lin, Burdett and Peloabet and Pelton's
organs; Martins guitars, Dobson's ban
JOS, and Brownies harps, which are sold
on time and easy monthly payments.
These instruments are acknowledged by
professors to be the very best manuiac.
tured and have long since SO been recog-
nized by the public at large.
The great Southwestera music house
Of Il. G. HOllenberg, at 294 Main street,
is the resort of all who desire anything
10 the musical line.
III. SeesseI, SF.. IL Son.
There is where the people 60 to get
something nice for Christmas, at the
corner of Jefferson and Second streets.
Mr.. Seessel has been in the meat bust.
ness 80 long that it would be hard for
Memphis to get along without him. His
good reputation for choice, fresh meats
is well deserved--it is the result Of in.
dustry, experience and fair dealing.
During the winter season they will keep
a full stock of dressed turkeys and a full
line Of game of all kinds. Give the
Old Reliable a call.
John wendell.
' Everybody knows the affable and en-.
terprising John Wendell, importer and
dealer 10 wines, liquors, lager beer, ci-
0 CARS, ETC., at No. 81 Poplar street. He
Q is fully prepared to meet the wants and
tastes Of the public, and sets an elegant
free lunch daily from 10 to IL o'clock.
: An elegant restaurant is connected with
/. his saloon, where regular meals are
served, with politest attention, from
I twenty-five cents up. 1t is one of the
cosiest places in town.
y. Levy & Co., Trunks.
, Especial attention is called to s. Levy
& Co., the leading and extensive manu-
fscturers of trunks, %valises, carpet.sacks,
ETC., at No. 1852 Main street. They offer
goods as low as can be purchased else.
where, even East. 90