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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-01
M. e. CONAWAY'S
Real Estate, Rental and Collecting of.
aee-Prompt Attention Business

The renting and selling of property are
the leading features of this agency's business,
but paying of taxes, collecting of bills and
other business usually transacted at a rental
Office receive prompt and efficient attention.
Remitlances are promptly made, and care
is given TO the properly placed in this agency
for rent or sale. a number of the best sales
recently made have been from This office.
Most of the desirable properly placed here
for sale or rent has promptly found buyers
or tenants. The promptness with which
collections and remittances are made make
this a desirable agency through which TO
transact business. Office, 2S5 Main street.
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j. w. X. BROWNE,
PIumber, Gas and steam Fitter-Sewer
Work-Plnmbers' and Gas-Fttters'
Supplies.

Mr.. Browne has been in Memphis many
years, he has put in the pipes for large
has done more sewer work than any other
man in his business, and he has sold great
quantities of plumbers lead, copper and iron
goods. Mr.. Browne has given general salts
faction to the large number of people for
whom he has worked. Being a practical
man himself, he understands the wants of
plumbers and gas-itters, and keeps the goods
he knows 10 be best. His store is No. 40
Madison street, where he would be glad to
meet all those who want work in his line.
He keeps sewer-pipe, and has it laid in the
most skillful manner on short notice.
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sLAGEK q GOLDBAUM.
Merchant fail0rs, AZ Jefferson street
Corner or Second.

This firm, composed of Messrs. E. Slayer
and S. Goldbaum, two gentlemen perfectly
adapted TO the business, is ever in the lead
in the introduction OF late styles and designs
Mr.. E. Slayer, whose reputation as cutter
and hitter lie second to none in the South
gives personal supervision to this depart.
ment, and employs none but frst-class me-
ohanics in the manufacturing of garments
Their fall and winter suitings are now ar
irving daily. and present most choice as
sortment OF styles and designs. Gentlemen
wishing stylish and well-ftting suits at mod
crate prices should call on Slayer 4 Gold.
baum, at the corner of Second and Jefferson
streets.
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Martiu Cohen, the Halter.

All old readers Of the APPEAL are familiar
with this name. Mr.. Cohen has been in the
hat business many years. He has prospered
IN 1t. Martin commenced life as a hat
maker. Now he is a leading hatseller, and
always has his store filled with carefully
selected hats. He has always known how TO
treat his customers, as well as how to obtain
the best goods. Another reason for his sue
cess is, that he did not endeavor 10 make
fortune each year. He was satisfied with
moderate profits, and sold goods accordingly.
Whenev- you want to cover your head with
something durable and appropriate, 60 10
Martin COhen's, in the Workman House
block, and get it at reasonable figure.
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Murray & Ridgely.

We take pleasure in calling the attention
of the public to the establishment of Murray
IL Ridgely, tailors, SO Madison street. These
gentlemen located here sixteen years ago,
and are thoroughly conversant with their
business. They display fine business tact in
handling nothing but frst-class imported
goods, securing the services of the best cut
tiers in the country, employing only the best
workmen, giving strict attention to business
and filling orders punctually. They have
achieved a success in their line of business
never before attained In orr city, and which
they really merit. Gentlemen desiring first
class clothes need have no hesitation in
placing their orders with Murray & Ridgely.
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JOHN A. SIGNAlG0,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer I'm Fish,
Oysters, Game. Poultry. Fruits aud
Vegetables. 25S secOud. Ger
ner of Souih Court, and
81 Beale, Near Tho
" Market.

Our citizens have enjoyed the enterprise Of
Mr.. Signaigo in his constant supply of the
latest, freshest and most seasonable goods in
his line. He represents the most reliable
agencies in fish and oysters, and has the con-
fdence of b. ssrs, who supply him with
fresh ana c. game. Consignments soli-
cited, and .ances prompt In their
proper seasons NAV be found at he marts OF
Mr.. Signaigo fresh oysters and fish OF all
kinds, game % every description, live and
as well as foreign and domestic fruits. Re
member the places. 27S Second aud 80 Beale
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l.. LOWensteip.

This popular coihing dealer, at 24O aud
243 Main street, has been in Memphis mauy
years, has sold clothing TO most Of the PEG
pie in the surrounding country, and given
satisfaction To his large list of customers
He occupies the commodious premises Oh
the southwest corner Of Main and Jefferson
streets, where is displayed very large stock
OF fine clothing, furnishing goods, and boys
and children's clothing. Mr.. Lowensteiu is
known as a merchant who always sells his
goods at the lowest market prices. He invites
all to call and examine his excellent stock,
feeling confident that he has a sufficient va
riety TO please all customers.
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THE Sleinway & Sons piano agency has
been given to the enterprising and reliable
music house OF E. Witzmann & Co.
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THE NEW CLARENDON HOTEL!

This Hotel, in the hands Of It's present proprie-
TOR and under the influences Of its manager Mr..
Id. HUNT, has at once 'sksn place in the
front rank among institutions OF its KIND in our
city, and with the recent inPr'Vemen' and addi-
ton OF buildings Which amount to nearly $4,000
it promises to maintain It's reputation as the bon
ton hotel of tins city.
The location and construction OF THE NEw
CLARENDON HOTEL. on Madison between Sec
ond and Third streets. allows its rooms and halls
to enjoy more light air and southern exposure
than any hotel among Us. The building contains
seventy,fiye sleeping-rooms and is provided with
elegant plrlors, dining-hall. readins-room' bill
liard saloon, together with sli 'he modern i'm
provements and attac 5msnts including an ele-
CANT passenger elevator. Ehiea rnns day and
night. Their card of rates 81 and . 80 per day
according to Iocation) together vita their very
central location attracts the us1elias pubic
while their fashionable Surroundings commend
THE NEW CLARENDON HOTEL to families who
desire to dispense with the annoyanees OF house
keeping.
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AVERY q BERLIN.
80 Madison Street, Real Estate and
Rental Agents.

We buy and sell houses, farms and plants-
tions. We rent dwellings, stores, market
gardens, large and small farms, and do all
business connected with the sale and ex-
change OF real estate in Memphis; negotiate
loans, pay taxes for non-residents, and pro-
cure prompt-psying tenants for all property
placed in our hands. A variety OF DWELL
ings, cottages, etc, now on hand for rent at
moderate prices. AVERY & BERLIN.
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The Merchants, Saloon.

George Schilly runs this popular resort,
where is kept the best of beer, wines and
liquors. 1t is located at Z, 9 and II West
Court street, convenient to the merchants of
Front street, whose patronage has caused it
TO be given the name of Merchants Saloon.
Excellent lunches are SET daily. At these
lunches you can get more eating for fifteen
cents than at any other place in town. Mr..
Schilly is agent for the celebrated Queen OF
the West Beer Faucet and Air Pressure, con-
trivance whereby much beer and trouble are
saved. Georges is an excellent saloon and
lunch house, and George is one of the most
polite and clever of saloonists.
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LOUIS LANGE,S
Southern HooPskirf and Corset Manu-
faetOry-EstabIfshed IsG1-Au Odd
and Popular House.

The best-ftting French and homemade
corsels, the celebrated uncrushahle skir.
and bustles, superior shoulder braces, pads
dress shields, etc, are among the specialties
at Mr.. Lange's mandatory. All these be-
long TO that class of articles that must be
made in the very best manner, or they inn
medIately become useless. Mr.. Lapge's work
has been before the ladies of Memphis for
many years, and has given general satisfac-
ton. Whatever he makes is from the best
material, made with great care, and made TO
fit. The stock is always complete, but when
he desired article is not on hand it can be
furnished on short notice. No. 277 Main
street, next door to Floyd's ladies' res
taursnt, is Mr.. Lange's number, where the
ladies are invited to call and examine his
goods
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ScheihIar & Co.

This firm, an old and reliable one, com,
posed of John and SaIl Scheibler, are tau.
ners, and deal largely in hides, leather and
shoe findings. They have been located al
No. 203 Main street for many years past
whore they have done an excellent business
filing orders for Memphis merchants and
those of the surrounding country who want
reliable merchants, thoroughly understand
their business, and carry goods which they
believe will give satisfaction to all pur-
ehasers. All who want leather, tanners'
supplies, shoe findings, etc, are referred TO
Scheibler & CO.
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FIEGE & PETERSON,
At the Old Cigar and Tobacco stand,
Corner of Main and Jefferson Streets.

This is new firm that has rapidly grown
in popularity and built up good trade by
Messrs. Emil Fiege and Henry Peterson
compose the firm. They keep the best of
both foreign and domestic cigars and to-
bacco, and deal in pipes and smokers goods
generally. Their popular establishment is
on tie corner of Jefferson and Main streets,
where all smokers and chewers are invited
to call and purchase goods that will give
satisfaction.
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FULmER. THORNTON q co.
sompOsed Of .. ,. Thornton mad L. W.
t"imer, Located Mt 36s and $40
Front SGFect-WhoIesaIe Gre.
GERS and Cotton FactoFs-A
Reliable and Success
fol Firm.

During the last year Fulmer, Thornton &
20. have been among the most successful cot
ION iactors, both as to quantity sold and
prices realized, they having made a number
OF the best lot sales reported. They had
contemplated closing out their grocery bust
NESS, but that and cotton selling go 80 gener-
ally together that they have determined TO
continue the grocery business, and their
capacious store is now being filled with a
carefully -selected stock, which the firm will
sell at the lowest market figures, and to which
they invite the attention OF buyers. Mr. Full
mer, who pays his exclusive attention to cot
ton, is regarded one OF the best posted
factors, realizing the very highest prices TIA at
can be obtained here or by direct sale to
English spinners. Mr.. Thornton looks after
the extensive grocery department, to the sat
lstactIon OF their many patrons. 1t is a
strong 6rm-one of those that will do large
business during the next wear
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HI. L. GUION.
Real Estate Agent-A LOng-EsfhbIishesl
and WeII-Known Agency.

This gentleman, who is one of the best
known and most popular in the city, ha;
been in the business ever since 1878. Hi:
father was one of the pioneer real estate
agents OF Memphis, having been associated
many years ago with Messrs. Monsarrat and
Montgomery and with Messrs. Royster and
Trezevant. Mr.. Guion may be said TO have
grown up in the business. He understands
the value of real estate, the rate of rents,
and all other matters pertaining TO his bust.
ness. He possesses in the fullest degree that
desirable quality in agents-integrity. Those
who intrust their property to his manage
ment can rely on getting prompt and proper
returns. He has verv attractive list OF
places for sale or rent. Any one wanting 10
buy, rent or sell will probably be accommo-
dated at Mr.. Guion's Office, 10 Madison street.
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Bewdre Bros. & Co.

Their arrangements and facilities for the
cafe storing. handling and sale of cotton are
unsurpassed by sny and equaled by few.
Their salesfooms and Office are conveniently
located, being within two doors OF the Cotton
Exchange and 10 the very center OF cotton
BUYERS circles All their cotton is weighed
and inspected by a member of the firm. Mr..
W. T. Bowdre, the senior member OF the
firm, gives the sale Of cotton his personal
and cnnstant afiention.
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BRYSON ~ CO..
Successors TO BrysOn & Camp, Dealer.
I'm Furniture, Carpets. Mattresses,
LoOkins-ssIasses, Etc, No.
PSI Main Street.

Mr.. p. H. Bryson, the senior member Of
this firm aud the business manager, is SC
long and favorably known in connecii on
with the furniture business in this com
munity that his name has become almost
synonymous. Their elegant and commodious
repository is most centrally and conveniently
located, on Main street, between Adams and
Jefferson. There you can find endless
varieties of furniture, in goods TO match the
cottage or adorn a palace. Also carpets,
mattings, mirrors, ETC., all of which have
been purchased for cash OF first hands under
the immediate supervision of Mr.. Bryson,
and for style, make or price cannot be ex-
celled in this market. Country merchants
and dealers should inspect their goods and
secure their prices before ordering here or
elsewhere. Letter orders promptly attended
10 and filled with care and dispatch.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
4 CUBE aUARANrEEp.

DR. L. O. wEsrs NEEvK AND BzaIsT 11<ESz-
A spectnc for Hysterf2, Dizziness, ConE1izioaa
Eervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss q
Hemory, spermatorrhea, ImpotcncT, iDToiuntzTy
Emissions Premature Old Age, Caused Dy oYef
exertion, eelf-zbuse or 5ver-induisence which
leads to misery decay and csftn- ons SCI vii
m re recent csseF Each box contains one month";
treatn Mt. One dollar 8 box OF al ooSss tor I'VE
dol =; sent by mail, prepaid on reel2a o. prlcs,
each order received by ds for six ooxesY accomps'
MED with i've dollars, we VIII send ne purchaser
our written guarantee 20 re tnIn ass..sJ u e
sued only by A. RKEKKkT a 90; Hsoleszle snt
1,zss-. n rssI ria receive proEnFi Attention
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Speers's Gin,

Referring TO Speers's gin advertisement in
another column, we fnd it not only the old
est establishment In the city, but by far the
finest constructed and best arranged gin.
An experience of fourteen years gives Mr.
Speers the advantage over all other gins in
turning out the very best sample. With the
latest improved machinery, of which Mr..
Speers is The inventor of most he uses, Mr.
Speers has been known to improve low dusty
pay the planters TO ship their seduction to
Speers's gin, even in cases where the planter
has his own gin. For hully, trashy and
dusty cotton Mr.. Speers guarantees an i'm
provement Of from s. to flo per bale. 1t ID
predicted thar freights on the river will be
cheap this season. Sacks are furnished re.
sponsible parties to ship TO this gin. Consult
your interest and ship your seed co ton &c
Speers's gin, rs Vance street.
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j. ]. Paine & Co.

While this is comparatively new firm,
Mr.. Paine, its senior member, is well and IA
vorably known to the people of Memphis
and the surrounding country. He was a
partner in the house of J. w. Rowlett & Co.
till Mr.. Rowletfs death. Mr.. Paine knows
the cotton factorage and commission bust
ness thoroughly, is an agreeable gentleman,
popular in social circles and in business, aud
has given satisfaction to those who have en-
trusted their business to him. He is care
fui cotton factor, and his store is located in
q part of the town daily visited by all per-
sons in search of produce.
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ISAAC FRIEDMAN e. CO..
Wholesale Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
at 3Q4 Main street.

This is now the Oldest house engaged in
this business in Memphis, and ia doing the
largest trade. An immense stock IS now in
store for the fall demand. Fifteen wears in
this business in Memphis enables the pro-
prietors 10 understand the wants of the
Southern trade, which they have provided
for in ma nner that will surely give salts
faction. Goods are sold at prices that should
N axe this establishment the supply depot
for the surrounding country. Just such
houses as this, with large capital invested,
buying from the manufacturers in great
quantities, aud selling in Memphis on small
profits, is what will make this city the great
market of the South. L. Friedman & Co.
can be safely recommended as reliable, lib
eral and enterprising They are opposite
the Peabody Hotel.
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III. ESCH,
Tobaeeonisi, 2I7 Main Street.-The Rest
OF Tobacco, Cigars and Smokers'
Goods.

The very large patronage enjoyed by this
gentleman must be due to the fact that he
keeps the best of goods in his line. Mr.. Each
has been in the business many years, and is
an excellent judge of tobacco; he is also an
agreeable and reliable business man. He
has an immense stock of Havana and Key
West cigars, a great variety of Virginia
chewing tobacco, and full supply of the
famous Black Hawk tobacco, which he rec.
ommends as the best manufactured navy to-
bacco in the market.
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MEACHAM q HORTON.
Wholesale Grocers and Grain Dealers,
No. . Union Street.

Meacham & Co. and ". H. Horton & Co
are doing heavy jobbing business with the
country tributary to Memphis. Meacham
and Horton are both active young business
men, both Memphis-raised boys, and will
succeed. They are doing a large business
with merchants, and sell as low as the low
est. Besides their heavy grocery business
they handle grain in large quantities.
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J. W. Caldwell & Co.

Gkis firm of wholesale ss~c-rs and cotton
factors enjoy an excellent reputation, both
on account of its good treatment of its GUS
toners and the merits of its members
Messrs. J. W. Caldwell, James Yonge and
Franc NJ White compose the firm. They
are among the energetic and solid business
men of Front street. Their stock of groce-
ries and plantation supplies is large and
complete, and they can supply the orders OF
country merchants and others at the lowest
market rafeg
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AUSTIN, BERRY q CO.,
Manufactures and Wholesale Dealers
I'm Cl0thfng and Furnishing
Goods, S23 Mafn Street.

Attention is called to this large Wholesale
clothing establishment, which carries full
line of clothing and furnishing goods. They
are experienced clothiers, buy their stocks
with great care, and sell them at the lowest
possible price. Their jeans goods are made
up in their commodious house, 323 Main
street, place that should be visited by every
country merchant who desires to examine an
attractive display OF clothing.
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OZANNE q MAY.
stoves. TfuHare and House-Furnishing
Goods-In n New Location.

This enterprising firm, whose industry and
good management haye brought them the
extensive patronage they are enjoying, has
recently removed TO the desirably located
stoves, tinware, lamps and house-furnishing
goods is attractively displayed. 1t is impos-
sible to cnumerate all the goods kept here.
Every housekeeper should visit it. Retail
dealers wanting oils and lamp stock should
send their orders there. Goods shipped
promptly and carefully,
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BLUFF CITY DIsTILLING COMPANY,
q. Baum, President; Bernard Peres,
SecreIary-WhOIeSaIe Dealers in
Liquors aud Cigar, 3S6
Main Street.

Have on hand foe lot of straight auC
compounded WHISTLES, such as will commend
themselves 10 the trade. Our stock OF siraigh
goods consists of such noted brands as o. F
c. Taylor, 7. B. Rippy, c. B. Cook, Blu,
Grass, Trout Run. Hermitage Rye, Lexing
ton Club House, Kentucky Club House, and
various other brands. In compounded coed:
we have such favorites az Ten Brock, Mon
arch, Egandale, Nectar, Queen OF the South
and various other brands OF compounded
whistles; also Tolley & Eaton's noted brand
of Lincoln County. We also have well.
assorted stock of imported wines and
liquors, such as ports, clarets, champagne
brandies, gins, sherries and Rhine wines, be-
sides such articles as celery, rock and rye,
peach and honey, etc. We also have a we'll
assorted stock of domestic and imported
cigars, and can compete with anyone.
BLUFF CITY DISTILLlNG COMPANY.
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j. w. GOODBAR 81 CO..
Wholesale II callers in Hats, Caps and La.
dies Trimmed Hats 329 Main
street.

These are goods that everyone mus. have
What the country merchants want TO know
is where to find the best variety and lowest
prices. To such We say, il you come 20
Memphis 10 make purchases, visit the house
of J. w. Goodbar & Co.; if you do not come,
order from them. The order will be as sat
isfactorily filed as if the goods had been
purchased after personal inspection. They
can be had here st prices that will convince
r. tIiers that there is no ne cassity for sending
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III. HENOCHsBERG.
Pictures. Picture Fransss looking
Glasses, Etc, at ISL Main Street.

One of the most attractive establishments
in the city is that of II. Henochsberg, which
is filed with beautifully-arranged pict6res.
From plain engravings TO most excellent
works of art he has we'll selected stock TO
which he invites the attention of all who
wish TO purchase anything in his line. Pic
ture framing is a specially with him. The
work is done in the best manner and Al very
low rates.
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PEABODY HOTEL.
A First-Class House, with the Best oil
accommodations for Very Rea-
sOpable Rates.

Mr.. C. B. Galloway, the manager of this
popular establishment, long since made an
excellent reputation as hotel-keeper. Such
a reputation is of great value, for the trav-
eler who wants to live well is anxious TO
know the standing of the men who run the
hotels. The Peabody is located in the very
heart of the business portion OF the city; its
rooms are capacious, comfortable and clean,
aud we'll furnished, and have all modern
conveniences. The table is furnished with
everything that can be expected at a WELL
kept hotel. Its excellence is generally re-
marked by all who stop there. The Office is
run in the interests of the guests, by compe-
tent and experienced gentlemen. In fact, it
is hotel where the guest is splendidly
lodged, royalty fed, and politely attended TO,
and where the prices are reasonable and
graded according to the location OF the rooms