Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-01
NEW Music HOUSE.
III. &. 6etcheiI a. Co., 33 Union
Street.

NEW MUSIC HOUSE,
III. q. SietcheiI a. Co, 33 Union
Street.
This new firm, composed Of Messrs. ,
H G. Getchell and W. G. Fisher, both
active business men, starts out under
very favorable auspices Aside from
their ine business qualifications, they
have a wide range Of acquaintance,
and enjoy a we'll deserved popularity.
They have opened out in a large, com
modious, accessible house, at 80 Union
street, with a full stock Of sheet
music and musical merchandise of all
kinds. In the piano line they have
Steinway 4 Sous, Decker Bros, j.
aud Q Fishers, Il G.. Getchell &
Go s, Vose & Sons aud others; while
10 the way Of organs they have the
Estey, Stoninger, Cymbella, Hamilton
aud others. These pianos and organs
are endorsed by the best artists in the
country and the world. They, have
also an unusually large stock Of sheet
muslc, v%iOlins, guitars, baBjos, brass
and silver instruments. Tuning and
repairing will be done by experienced
workmen. Pianos and organs sold on
easy monthly payments. In fact, the
new house is thoroughly equipped for
business, aud enters the field with
every encouragement and prospect of
permanent success. As q start they
have iust closed a contract with DR..
Johnson, President of the Bellevue
College at UO%llierville, Tenn, for five
new pianos aud one organ.
George Arnold & 20.
This old established wholesale
grocery and cotton factorage house,
established in: 1862, is keeping pace
with the general progressive spirit of
the times, and to systematic and iacil.
tate the handling OF their extensive
and rapidly growing business, admit
ted to membership in their firm on
the LIST of July Mr.. Lorenzo Soiari and
Captain A. L.. Cummins. Captain
Arnold in thus recognizing his firm
has shown his usual keen appreciation
Of the business outlook, aud is there
by enabled to give his entire personal
attention to the handling aud sale of
cotton, for which his long aud active
experience aud training eminently fit
him, and shippers of cotton to our
market can fad no one more capable
OF meeting their wants and securing
the full value Of their product than
the house OF George Arnold & Co.
Mr.. Solari will have in the future, as
he has for so long a time past, entire
personal supervision OF the grocery
department, and his long familiarity
with this portion Of the business, and
a thorough knowledge Of every detail
connected Herewith, gives the firm a
decided advantage in the selection and
purchase Of their stock. Captain
Oummins has control Of the Office,
books aud finances OF the firm, and
will devote his entire time TO this
branch Of the business. They have
10 store, and arriving daily, one Of the
largest and best assorted stocks Of
staple and fancy groceries ever brought
to our city, and as they make all of
their purchases for cash. they secure
the benefits Of all the discounts and
cheap prices that cash command. aud
are in a position to duplicate any bill
in their line bought in any city ia the
Southwest. Cash and close buyers
will find it to their interest to give
George Arnold Il Co., at No. 272
Front street, a call before making
purchases elsewhere
The Finneriy VentiIatOrs.
Several Of the Finnerty V%entilators
are to be seen on the Memphis Power
and Electric Light Oompany's estab>
llshment and many other buildings in
the city. The ventilator seems to give
great satisfaction wherever now 10 use,
aud no doubt will soon become a
branch Of important manufacture in
this growing city.
q. j. Hargan d Go 90 Alabama
street
This is the old reliable firm engaged
in the manufacture and dealers in
soda and mineral waters, sarsaparila,
ginger ale, solso siphon s%eltzer, ks
singer and other popular erated
waters. The firm was established in