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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

Fmnam RoAnxKD CcKRmns. - have
maae arrangements ~ which car eofs
fees ars roasted FRESH ever week b. an
expert. Thay aFe nos surpassed any
uhaFe, either a. 10 pfiea OF quality.
Axxnxp 6xNDER, 706 RKuna saroak. iy21
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

CHAnx.zs YoM DunaN. Who has con-
duatsd the Ionanrinl and Bath Rooms
years past. has takan rev rooms Ca Co
lumbie street, naxt above tha enaiae
keass, where be viii BE Rlaa - welcome
bic old and nsw patronA my 8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

P.I. LAln 4 CO. hAxa reserved 10 90.
nee Fraas aud James ssrsstss eppsaiae
shs Yaalsx LaAgy beii6inR. ahare thsy
usiIl eaasanas - sell ne &nast boata an4
Shoes a. the toweas raicaa ke1s2tef
she paaea @eAs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

TIE Kree krea, HAVANA fllsd, White
International pnion Labor, are the
nneai oent cigars on ina paeide coast.
For sale "a Lxyx Bnna., Bcls aReuts for
seattle. aa20 In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

aeEa4hfmg maW In ~ W4y g RaaRl
cxnnmeneM. eemzissinG Ct ts@ae@
hrannhas, hair pina. 4saxg Efns, axeoWA
siease hnfsauA. So. have beaa reasfxs4
~ &. I.ahn a CO, Gal&an Rnla bamaxs
alss an tmmenns Tia ct tAa iAses1s
ffnssa nassAeas. whtsA viii es suid eAaaP-
e. than eRax oefeFes ala . ms ana o
hammarea haas Raoaa, eanaaEtim9 81
d. aFemina maRraEss Tan shapad
wkasu-hxoam halaexR aamh ard hRusA
trasR. hmna nmlM1aa nlAuanm and amn-
- q athss nssatltas ID fAe fancy
aoouan Ina. mnA h fha ama Of esuekmRy
A - a new aemiAnM 81 &innw nn&4.
Csgss 80 ins.aas ~ ssaak I'D fs1ze
Zoe yeaRzai4. anbs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

Reracns WizhinR monuments - Stain
cry for csHnetarY OF ether parp0aas
should eail a SIS RFonl s&Fesa and go
ths moasla fqr s.Whi1s Brunzes@ whleh
viii Last e0x Qmnnzaaiuaa and 10 eheapez
ahan maxhle as granite and b msen
hamaaomeE. Gall On
tysdwsf EDaAA hMxAN-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

TO THE LADIES.-SsgwAnAeznn
b.. A O.. A. ~ aaas aR4zga fa4 ne
naias,2aaMa .eaaine. .sfM1eEsR5 ID
alnwee. Nd hesnm nar@lfaa4 ~ 10
mseuafnesnrNr~ h anEs tnaa RaNae "a
Iwloaeseis - are znxlna teeEn Is retmal
enlv. ezwAn4emnn 6aoA. d ca. an
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

y. r. WRisaeg's Crystal Crsasasrg anS
Kali Darts' BwAasnass Batter are PRO-
n0unosd By expsFte ts equal tka faneas
0ramea oasats product. 70 be had only
az HAEM4 a WMEaKr, cole naenta, 7is
Frons stress. an9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

sAuKD.-Ths ship BslknAp sailed fer
san Fsanslsoo yssaosaay aftaFnosn.
having co board q little shekt af 600
tana 81 seattle zeal. the larEsak eaERo
evsF takan aea % PaRe4 Saaa1 ia .
saislnz vessel she vac towe& - ga By
The sue fvea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

Runnina between LdEaFpsol and oas-
bea. thanee By fAA 20 AL sotnzs tn TIE
every Thursday, n4flinR at Belfast and
frum Q1sbee sweEY Saturday. elaamszs
are large and fAza and sseaEaRs aeosan-
moaa3ione uasxaalied b. a1T ethns
line, while the woyama b 30 miles
ahoFtox than via New Xogks thru dags
AZ h IL tie snaoeeA waters 81 he 616
and river So Iawrsnea, famed fsR
heantifei, pieturesQua snsmary. EteaE
zee ard praEaia certificates aaid a
lowass rata. Also drafts en- EareDa
and hank reuifaAnoaa % any pcsecga
aaaraNa. 4 Cmu.EmBa. I8ekss A@Nn1
sor ne NortAsEn Fazi2a B = lyls d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

We caaialvely saaAaAha our priess are
lower than the credit stores, and cheer
fully refund the maney fog any aoOas,
whether cut or NOS. II NOS satisfactory.
Ona prizes. Square 60 q cent. CHaarxn
0x.Kknx. ana2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

hemmad eelored border handkeRehiefE
81 So. cash o. 50 Q. dezsa for The nexe
% days Is the great aieAfina aals Of sam
mer goods e T0xKAs a 6EAaxRAgknia iy1e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

To Anaryx TuEanxx.--A lot o. new
dresa goods. A big pnrchass Of iinsn
and OEienkal laoes. under value. Mes
bnttons. nav clasps. etc. CnxsTxn
CLRAMx. an22
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

pAMmzAM N0xExgEnz.--Ne nave 4ass
raaaiVsa some kizA nosellaee n tne Inns
Of PaKiEian rohe. enoroloeeeea ana
eaEnhimaAiea dress Eno1A 1hs styiea
are enftraiy new ard s1sre y only enc
pafaern Of q Kind. Anyoaa waAAlnk
suznaAhinR exlE1maly msw ana alyilsn
viii be wsli paid By ssefn9 thaAA- GMzs-
IN CzM&Mz. a&As
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24
RHAxo ruNExG

Mn. EFxscHKE b IN the city and viii
semain az ieng as neesssaFy 70 attend 10
contF eta for piano tuntng. Orders
lefa &c Davies book store and Low
mans music store, or Is Pu1phrey'z
viii reeeiyo pFampa attention. aa4 "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

wuxxs l. CuExxR, q Pavilion. \.
T. says khaA Gilmorsas Mnanssie Eiixar
cured him az long s&Aading thFuaa
and iune sEoubls. A. B. SzxwART. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

Tommy Clancy hes invested paaant
faaest for dFawina Philadelphia beer.
which hevaKaae viii hefaagssx be kept
On draughs a. ms Emmond an13.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

y. Is. dupExNs, photographer, ct Sas--
end and Ooiumhis streets. u gmgniahlnR
HE DatEans aEaa -aiaas eahineee a4 sc 30
q dozen. ana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

SUMmKR Goora. Every piees Of sum-
HieF eeeaa must be Disposed OF inside Of
80 days. We want ths room FOG oar
fall and ainteg gooda. Tozxka q susa-
nnaEkH. iya0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

TIE widaAwAks HouseWifs's Para
disc viii b. found foF the naxt . days
e the great bargain sale q IoxEAs q
SgNaMRMAM. 1FD
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

DR. RnHzkAMn, of The n n OanEaAs
says that $40 bea&lsa a 0limoEea Arc
matte Vine eaEed hia wtfB e AexFoaa
Debility and SleepAsaneza. 4. - nxEN-
Az. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

TEE WINS, NORMA Am MAID Who
suEux fFom Famala Weakneza viii hnd
Gnmosass Aromatic Wins . positive
ouEa a. b 9xxWAMx. az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

Write for namplsa of dry goods. Il
will pay yon. Oar prices are maeh Low
e than the eTndi3 atoram. CmzsrMn
CLRANH. An21
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

HoUEz AND FUMArsarH0 6oons Add
ing fual 70 The aAmsal foe tAa next -
days at tha aFens mias1mmeR oiaaxang
sAle Of Texas 4 EmaEAMAN. tg0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

AEoxzn1 Lox q Is inoh al wena can
gas h0msapan Anifiua. all aolaFs, ana
black 60s gard. CnxRn OExazx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

re kxaxilian pFodap4iea % ai4measas
ausaass 10 yearly valas - frsm 3 .osa,-
GO e 81 SOC CO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

headquarters a0R Iadsss' FURNISHINGS
Roeds. AafRsss aesoEtnent. Lomasl
FFieaa- amz2 LkT0uR & CO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

NKnyn.Ervn AND vHooR restored In
men and woman By using @iimOre'n Ar
0xnakie Wina. A. b SxxwARx. az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

Asw Baiaans. nsw Trlmmines, diFset
lEum msnufaetaEera And importers
Laless Styles. ann LaEnun a Cd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24


AaAa q ans1 fzam oAza rss
as aaslaa d aa1s 80 Isun csa-.
y Ru 80 C1unrn ecune Is
qAlas snwS. s. ~ iRs EuiIsuss..r -.
saaa hasa haan hanra fso
nAsn--glx. BsaeA. gaaea gasr. n
;. Samss Mssaalze. Ks Hom-
men EayH =. rAmrn
a1a-1. =. CuEHs 81 Z. Nax.
slnss yulu 4. x.rssn.
Avaneais-R rank 6ufaa
hsMeas1 ~ ri A1kfnsnn. Tlsun.
sa11sa. - = 0snasan. Jaaaa Ara
TiIssslh Du.4 Duas.a ..
sI.sk Di.muua-A. 4 Bsosa... :.
Flaakain-1homas Dsuira
hqaAk- sazns y 1Ehssalh
LAzoun 4 Co, Opasa Rlask. Rsous
alrnsa enEnes Maxfnn- "a
NeM hoasasy ssns rsasivaa. Cash
zleas- 1aMazn CxzGnx. ana
Sss - cen oolaat. -Ths Yaaiss.s i
AAaIeuM 3 %. ana
8l.--A lina 81 1srnsY skirsa. vsev So
viaeabis. Cmnxn CxmAKx. an2
-
geFssgat JasasyaIE Ssrsngsltg Rsu
aaaEtnen4s latest ssyIes- LAzoun Z ca.
4. y. PuaErHazx, Ensaranss nnd Curn
Aaaalaa AaHnA fa10
gesss3ai 1exaeymgs &ernevs.ff HE
aauztusmf, lalaat nayIaa. EaaxouR q on.
shaeiinea. mRalina. table linzna. nar-
zinas ealicoa. 0aah pzseea. Canaxnm
~4'AAsA. an41
Esw Basaona. nsw Trlmminos. slFses
lrum commissioners and importers.
Latsss styles. ann LaToua 4 %.
sm0ks tha eslehaased Krss Kree 3
esnk slzag, sna beat sold. AZ Lwvx Rnna..
UeznzaeEaial etfsss. sole aQanaa. snae In
Headquarters Cor Iadsssp furnsshfna
aoeds. LarRsss annrtnenk. Lowas1
pFieea. am22 IkT0un e CO.
ANoxzn1 Lox e Is Inoh all weus ean-
- A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24
4. HERSHBERG & CO.,
6S5 and 637 Front street.


Moonu's % Cablnssa are shs bssa. mao |
yerasysi Jerssyssl Jezssysi.' Bic
assortment, latest styles. LATouB 4 CO.
White River chess, che hess In The
market. ct p. kRKnKRIckns Try .. 1Ylf
T.R PuaHrKzzx, InsaEAnos and Coma
missi0n Agent ialo
Ioe cold beer On drauaht 81 the Bank
Exchange. Aalz I'm
T.R PuxrMnzx, Insurance and oen-
nisaion Agent. jA4S
Bug ths DsoksE, The Ioadine Piano. 81
LowsGAn a HAzFozD's. OH
e. 90 per dozsn for aFnt- elias cabinets
at PKzzznis Art Studio. spS
Charisy Olansy'a carriage stand i 81
shs Ooelaantal hasal. James Street aldo.
Telephone No. b lylO
L.Apzzs, Il Elss and hsaltA worth pre-
esfvinaf II Yen thiak So nas 9almofe'a
Aromatic Wina. A. 3. aTKwAzT- dW
Conssra-For ne next % days hne
eorseaa aa 50e. (sa&acsd from 76c. 81 the
SGa FnAEeBuo STuRR. JyO
PAnAsoxs-At given Away rricaa ibis
weak a. the RFeak sale a. the bAN kEAM-
CISCO eroaH. isD
NKRva.xzVn AND VH0oR restored In
men and women By using @iimOre'n Ar
oxnakia Wilma. A. Ia SxxwAnx. dw
FOR rsliAbls WORK and hcaesa treat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

PAnAsoxs--At given away rricaa his
weak a. he Reeak sale a the bAN kRAN-
uEnpn Ew0aR. 1yO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

ksauss Casarsaaa Izlxsx Rapsg &C. Fxsa4
esra Maas.s skfsefA afflA. r. O.
Daz ~ myM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

LAnxzs. d Ilse and hsalth worth pre-
esssinaf II voa thiak So aas GilmoFe' 9
Aromatic Wine. A. b. hTKwAzT- oW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

Nsm hoasasy sam rsaaavsa. Cal
1leas. Canzsnn C1AAAE. 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

Asa .. nsu oallatl ~Tha Taaiss.s !
Aa&EoGM Il CO. anaq
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

Net ounce OF Summer Goods must be len BY the 18TH ol
August Reap The throttle wide open
an the brakes mp salR Saln! Sail In! Note the mug
gets LOok II the size Of them, and dent get le.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
COTTON GINS.
a Coed Pfrm spd Several Useful
enthusiastically, smith a Co.
md the Pratt Cotton


The factory for the celebrated Daniel
Pratt cotton gins, feeders and conden-
sers, and Of the Pratt revolving head,
Eclipse huller, gin and tip feeder,
is at 98 TO l04 Poplar street, Memphis,
Tenn, and Smiley, Smith & Co., are
its proprietors. The Pratt gin has al
ways been reliable and popular, hold
ing Its own in pubic estimation for
many years. The works OF this firm
have all the facilities for manufectur-
ing the gin and all Improvements and
can turn out the most complete GIN
Ding outfit Of any establishment in the
county. proprietorJ have learned
about the wants Of cotton machinery
by a long experience. What was
needed by the gins hiss been added,
and all the work is done carefully, the
very best material being used and
competent men employed to do the
work. Besides being the beet cotton
machinery the Southern people should
bear in mind that this work is done at
home and that Smiley, Smith d Co
are endeavoriDg TO carry out the policy
which will prove Of inestimable value
to this portion OF the coun ry. A great
many more factories should be in ope-
ration in the South. This firm is de-
termined that all requisites for cotton
ginning shall be made in a most sub
stantisl manner in Memphis. Their
business is thriving and their machines
are giving unbouuded satisfaction.
Those at distance wanting gins,
feeders, condensers etc., should write
to Smiley, Smith & Co. for their cata-
logues,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
COLE MANUFACTURING co.
Doors, BIiOds, MOuIdings,
Paints, Otis and GIasy.

The rapid increase in the demand
for building material in this mar ket
would astonish anyone not conversant
with the trade here for the pa t twenty
yeare, and firms that twenty years ago
considered trade CT 100000 per
annum "ois thing" now handle
from 100000 TO Sl,000,000 Of values
in year. Among these establish
ments none stand higher or tranract
greater volume OF trade than "The
Cole aniactuipg Company" The
president and founder OF this COM
psny, Mr.. w. l. Cole, began business
in this city in 1865, and by twenty
Yeas OF close application and fair
dealing in business has not only made
reputation as first class business
man, but has brought togather and
organized in the business OF this com.
pany, in its several departments,
some Of the best qualified men in the
South. Mr.. S. p. Locke, the vice pres.
ident, in charge OF the door, sash and
blind department, has been IA 'ssd in
the business end has all its details st
his fingers ends Mr.. g. I. Bassett,
the tecrttary and treasurer, in charge
OF the lumber department, has been
employed in the lumber business in
this city for the past thirty years, and
Is well known, not only in this city,
but throughout Mississippi, Arkansas
and Tennessee. Mr. j. q. Adler, the
superintendent OF the plating mills
and sash, door and blind factory, is q
thoroughly competent mechanic and
has had twenty years experience in
his line Of business. In fact, eyery
member OF the staff has been collected
especially for his experience aud fit.
nese. The company keep on hand at all
times the largest stock Of glass, paints
and oils handled by any house south
OF the Ohio river. The depot for these
goods, as well as the general office OF
the company, 10 at the corner OF Sec
ord and Union streets, Ia their sra.
cious warehouses on Broadway they
carr an immense stock OF doors, sash.
blinds and moulding, which they are
prepared 10 sell at prices to meet anu
competition. They have recently built
on their grounds on Broadway aud
Postoa avenue the largest and best
equipped planning mill and door, sash
aud blird factory in the South, which,
with latest improved machinery and
skilled workman enables them TO
tura out promptly all kinds of
work snd material the trade demandg.
AT their lumber yards, on the corner
oil Hensndo and Gayoso streets, they
cary an immense stock OF rough lum-
Der, shingles, lSths and cedar posts,
together with all kinds of dressed lum-
Der, including flooring, ceiling, siding,
well cnrbing, mou)dirgs, dcors, sash,
blinds, etc. To anyone wishing to
purohate anything in the line Of build
ing material, We would recommend
this company, as their large stocks
enable buyers TO gil their orders with.
out del-y and at prices which defy
competition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
p. MCADlRN 4 CO..
Wholesale Grooers. Cotton Rsettrs
and Dealers In LiqaOrs and
Cigars, as No. see
'FRONT.' street.

The firm whose location is ss above
described in the m st prominent busl-
mesa center OF the city, have by
energy, fair dealing aud ample CAPT
tai. built business In a few years
which indeed might bs considered q
credit for lifetime work. Only three
years ago Mr.. p. MeCadden, after buy
ing out the interest OF bis form'r
psrtner, NJ. ]. Kelly, then formed a
partnership with Dunavant & Kelly,
the vel known railroad contractors,
10 wnom can be attribcted the major
portion Of their success, as they alone
use for their various contracts
enough goods to max a good business
of itself, together with the business
est blished for Mr.. McCadden alter
sixteen years attention TO business
and the wants OF his many patrons.
And now having the management OF
the business Of the firm, he is always
10 be found willing and ready with
full stock OF goods, which are always
fresh and purchased at lowest cash
priceP, and with corps OF good aaeist-
ants, and always anxious for new bust
ness, we feel that there is not a house
among our several substantial whole
sale HOUSES where a purchaser eau get
better value for his money, and we
ask before purchasing, that you call
or write and ask them for prices.
Through their Mesrs. Dupavant d
Kelly they have opened up a new
line OF trade to which the eyes OF
every Memphlsn are turned. They
have shipped in one week eighteen
OF goods TO Birmingham and
different points in Alabama, and are
shipping daily TO this State goods by |
The car lead. Their cotton depart. |
mept is entirely in charge OF Mr..
John E, Mask, who is also a
OF the firm, and who
gives his personal attention TO the
vale and handling Of all cotton
ntrusted TO them. Through his a.
ention and large acquaintance with
he growers Of the staple, and ample
means TO make advances on consign
nen's, they are also enjoying a pros
porous business in this line. We
Igain ask our friends and the readers
u The APPEAL 10 send their cotton
Ind ask for prices OF the energetic
house OF p. McCadden q Co. They
leo ask for inspection OF their stock
II goods before purchasing elsewhere.
on have our guarantee you will be
pleased with their goods and prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Thos. WellfOrd's Insurance Agency.

The business man, the citizen CT
today, cannot prosecute his business
and have the confidence OF his fellow
men, without keeping up his policies
in sound, reliable insurance compa-
nice. Insurance goes into every
crevasse OF business channels, and
the business man who does not insure
is not only an old fogy, but weakens
his businets standing amongst his fell
low men. Then, as Insurance. is q
prerequisite in all the avenues OF
trade, tie first inquiry is, Who must
insure with? Mr.. Wexford is repre-
senting list OF the best foreign com
panies In the world. Lancashire,
Norwich Union, German American,
Williamsburg City. Louisville Under
writers, Accident Insurance Company
OF North America and Manhattan Life
Insurance Company are among the
lists he represents. Ginhouses and
country stores are specially with his
agency, and any one wishing insu,-
ance Of any kind would do we'll to
communicate with Mr.. Wexford, No.
b Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
IRON WORKS.
The Livermore Foundry and Ma
chiae Company - ExtensiSe
works and q Rush OF
Huai a0an.


The iron interests OF Memphis have
been growing rapidly for several years
past, but the growth OF the city and
increased railroad facilities have caused
the iron foundries TO be crowded great
~ during the past few months. The
Livermors foundry has always had a
good share cf the work, but 1t hes
turned out over so per cent more work
this wear than ever before. Their de-
mands for room have grown 50 that
they have recently b cen compelled to
buy more ground on Adams strs.t, the
lot from their eastern line 10
the west side OF Fourth
street. This gives them a space of
335 by 1864 feat. The space occupied
by their casting room, machine shop
and blacksmith shop is all greatly
crowded. An APPEAL representative,
looking for facts in regard to foundry
and machine shop work, took look
through these works a few DAYS ag).
He found the casting room full Of
molds, and the men filling them.
There were lots OF posts, columns,
ETC., in front CT the works.
An inquiry IS to city orders ELECTED
the information that the Liver more
Company had recently furnished
the iron work for the five story
iron front building now occupied by
Lapgstaff 4 Co.; also, for the Voegeli,
Frsnsioli and vaccaro buildings, Main
street, near Beale. They are now
doing the iron work for the Hoist
building, soon TO be erected on Main
street. This is 10 be five story iron
front, and some OF the columns are
among the best iron work ever done in
the city. The foundry now has large
orders for house fronts from Helena |
and Conway, Ark. Grenada. JsC kson,
Hszlehurst, Iuka and Greenville,
Miss. Clarksville and Dallas, Tex;
Bells and Greenfield, Tenn and from
several little towns in the Memphis
district. Tney are doing large
amount OF railroad work, having the
regular orders Of between ten and
fifteen roads for iron castings and Car
brasses. The foundry has been run to
its full capacity for come time,
casting largely each day. They
make specialties OF railroad
work, building work, cotton
presses, oil mill machinery, steam
boiler work, and general repairing.
They do everything pertaining to
foundry and machinery business.
They have recently added to their
business an iron aud railway supply
depot. This is the large building Nos.
226 and 22S Sec nd street. In it they
carry an extensive stock OF bar iron,
sheet iron, iron roofing, nails, horse
nhoes, tin plate, steel, and every kind
OF heavy hardware and RAILROAD sup
plies. Tney purchase their lion in
Birmingham, Ala Of this they cast
from 5000 TO 1900 pounds per day.
They sell engineer, boilers, saw and
gr 81 mills, cottong ins, and complete
outfits OF every kind, They are up
with the timer, and intend to re-
min thee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
LUMBER.
The Rrinkfey Car Works and Man.
uGaeturinK COmpaBy-Omce,
1874 jefferson htxeet.

This company, with its extensive
saw and plaDipg mill at Brinkey, and
a large yard On Jefferson street, offers
superior inducements to all who want
lumber, sash, doors, blinds, dressed
flooring, ceiling, weather boarding,
cypress shingles, laths, mouldipgs, exc.
They havs all the facilities for filing
orders promptly, and can get cut any
kind of lumber on very short notice.
They make a specially OF the whole
sale business, and are sstisf I'd they
can fill all large orders at lowe-t prices
to be had in the city. With the large
stock they always have on hand, both
of lumber and builders material, car
penters can always find what they
need. In yellow pine and osk lum-
Der they have large stock. This is
one of the large Institutions where
everything in the way Of lumber can
be furnished.