Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-01

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shirt mandatory, at 271 Main street.
kept constantly supplied with orders
which he ILLS with the highest credit To
himself and comfort 10 his patrons He
also carries full lines of collars, cuffs. hand-l
kerchiels and gentlemen's neckwear and
underwear. Believes ia the principle ofl
quick sales and small profits, and gives
universal satisfaction.
THE AVERY GIN COMPANY.
OF which w. A. Smith is proprietor. i'll
located at S7S Front street. They have
for sale the Eagle Eclipse Huller Gin and
Feeder, which took the premium nj tbe
late Atlanta Exposition, besides other NE
implements in the greatest prOfusion. such
As the Eagle Feeders and Condensers
Avery Gin Feeders and C0ndensers.
Cheek Cotton Cleaner and Southern
Standard Press, all irst-class machines.
Orders for repairs ON all kinds Of gins are
executed by skilled workmen and spe-
cial terms are made 10 thetrade.
J. II. MOYSTON,
At the Star Photograph Gallery, 2i9 Main
street. has been well known as an artist Of
superior merit for many years and is now
more than ever prepared 10 execute the
finest work in the highest style known 10
the art and ut prices TO suit almost any.
body. He has recently added a number
Of new appliances and is the first TO intro
duce every novelty rs quickly as il be.
comes known in the East. Mr.. Moyston
is proably the only artist in the South who
is prepared 10 photograph by the light
ming process, such as taking the picture.
of horses ON the race track, or other
swiftly moving objects. His landscapes
are especially meritorious.
H. EsCH
1 fully prepared to supply customers with
cigars aud tobacco, at the corner of Main
and Adams streets. His good taste and hA
long acquaintance with the Memphis pub
lie gives him an intuitive knowledge Il
their desires in his way, and he has 81
lected his stock accordingly. No effort i
spared to add TO the attractiyeness Of hi
stock.
l. GOLDSMITH ~ BROS,
General dry goods dealers, have a splendid
st0rchOuse, ut 81 and SO Beal street
and are also at 3lS Main street, both Of
which are models of Arrangements. stye
and completeness. These young men Of Inc
energetic, go-ahead kind, and are deter
mined not to be outstripped by any Of
their competitors. They are always on
the alert for anything new which may
please their patrons, and spare no effort to
bring their stock to the highest standard
Of excellence. They carry full lines of
boots, shoes, clothing, gents furnishing
goods, and everything in the notion line,
AL at reasonable prices.
IN MILFORD SEQ,
At 1888 Main street, are jewellers of skill
and ability, and can be found always Al
their posts, ready to transact any business
given them ut a low Il rate as is compati-
BILE with first class work. Mr.. Milford is
apractical man and without a superior for
doing fine work. He deserves the most
ample success, and il the past has a mean
ing, he will rise to as lucative a business
as the most ardent could desire.
p. CUNNINGHAM
Has a mandatory at the corner Of Mon
roe and DeSoto streets, where he can
always be found attending in person To
his large business. His work is Of supe-
rior merit and has given the most com
plete satisfaction to his patrons. Besides
the manufacture of farm and spring
wagons, drays and carts, he makes a
speciality Of cotton scales and trunks. In
all Of his work the very best material is
used, and the most experienced workmen
employed, No piece Of work Is allowed
to leave the factory until it is thoroughly
examined and found TO be perfect in
every detail.
TENNESSEE BROKERAGE ASSO-
CITATION.
This institution has gained for itself the
name Of being on0Of the most successful
financial Southern enterprises. A call at
their office, at No. 3 Madison street. during
business hours, will always repay the Wis
itor to the city. kilograms are posted
every few moments on their ~blackboards
from the great grain markets, cotton ex-
ch4nges of the world, and New York
stock board. Every ~iluctuation in grain
no matter how small the change in price.
finds "A place ON its boards. They transact
a general business for future delivery Of
grain, provisions, cotton and stocks, the
Official quotations in the several exchanges
constituting the basis on which contracts
are made. Its officers have had long ex-
p%erience in their line of trade, and the
efficiency of their methods of business has
undergone the thorough test given by the
result Of their labors in the Association
which to-day ranks second to none in the
Southwest. The President ofthe Asso ia
ton is Captain S. II. Bell, Of Nashville, a
gentleman noted for enterprise, good ma
ture and success in whatever he under
takes. The manager here is Major Eus-
tace +. Golson, who has rendered himself
very popular by his fair dealing.
accommodating nature and genuine 70
likeness. The Association has further
manifested its public spirit and interest in
local affairs, by recently subscribing $500
to the Memphis Jockey Club, an institu-
ton that will cause thousands of people TO
come to Memphis ut the fall meeting in
October. The Association goes hand in
hand with the live, go ahead, progressive