Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22
New Advertisements.

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Thompson Bros. and Kelly have made
their grand fall opening under circum-
stances the most flattering for the future Of
their splendid Trade Palace, in which they
have every variety and style OF fall and
winter goods, laid in with special refer
ence to this market and the highly culti- |
waited tastes Of the people; and if our lady
friends cannot be suited by an examination
of the fashionable styles and vast varieties
there, we fear they must go further and
fare worse. Thompson's on Summer
street, is, like the Maxwell, an institution,
and if the verdict OF the ladies be final
there ia no other place in the city ahead
it in all thst makes up thorough trade
palace in the way Of fine fashionable
goods, polite and attentive attaches, and
all the appointments of that superb estab-
lishment. Not TO go to ThompsoL's is not
10 go anywhere.
John w. Hill & Co., % South College
street, have opened their new, large and
well selected stock of wall papers, window
shades, etc, which embraces the latest and
richest styles and best qualities. More
beautiful goods in this line were never
brought to the city. Their arrangements
with manufacturers enable them to sell at
Eastern prices, frieghts added. They
hang their papers in superior style, and
warrant satisfaction. The public will ind
the firm ready TO show their goods and
their work, and visit to their establish
ment will well repay the curious or in
terested.
A few shares of the Nashville CONNER
cial Insurance Company are for sale at the
National Savings Company, corner Union
and College streets.
John w. Morton & Co, DruggistT, IL
Public Square, present an attractive dif-
play of medicines and medicinal waters,
including all the best known and most adj
mired waters in the country or imported
Their Frost King Soda Fount yields
nectar itself. They are agents for the
leading manufacturers of the best remedies
for kidney complaints, chills, etc, etc. In
word you can get everything in the drug
line at this house, that may be desired.
L. Mocker announces that be continues
the manufacture of barrels, kegs, tanks, and
everything in the cooperage line, at the
corner of Front and Madison streets. His
work is not excelled by any, and is war
ranted. The public will consult their
interests by giving him their patronage.
S. f. Jones & Co, at the College Hill
Foundry, will sell stoves 20 per cent
cheaper than can be found elsewhere. Give
them call and examine the stock fol
yourselves, and We are sure you will have
no cause to regret it,
A number Of experienced dining room
servants wanted at the Maxwell House
to-day.
Special trains will run from Nashville
and Shelbyville to the Fair at Murfrees
boro, commencing next Monday.
There will be a grand fall opening o
the One Dollar Palace Store, on Friday
next, al o'clock, A NJ. The stock will
be entirely new, and will surpass any ye
offered.
w L Brown offers $50 reward for
stolen horse and the thief, or $25 for tn,
horse.
Albert & Seeman have a regular auction
sale of clothing, dry goods, Furnishing
goods, notions, etc, this morning
Use Fahnestock's vermifuge.
For pure white lead send TO Hszlelt
Schwartz, Pittsburg.
Newsom Brothers have opened neI
feed store under the City Hall, Edgefield
where the public may obtain all kinds c
stock feed.
John McClarin, Of Smith county, gen
tleman experienced and every way cOmpe
tent, is a candidate for Fret Clerk Of th
Senate.
Gen. Theo. Trauernicht, editor Of III
German DemokraS ia a candidate fc
Magistrate, in the place of A. S. Thurneck
deceased.
Yeatman, Shields q Co. continue thei
great fall trade sale this morning, at half
past nine o'clock. Yesterday the bidding
was spirited, but prices generally were low