Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-28
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
There need be no stronger Enforcement
OF silver ware than the remark one FREE
quently hears-"Ob, its almost as good as
Kinks" The old and extensive establish
ment of Samuel Kirk & Son has always
been one of The features Of Baltimore,
and their watches and jewelry are as re-
spectable as their standard silver ware.
"Rose's Column" speaks for itself this
morning, His fall opening embraces as
fine line of goods as were ever brought
10 this market, all the latest styles of ma
terial and cut. The reader can obtain at
this attractive establishment clothing from
the every day business suit to the finest
wedding odtft. Go and examine for your
self, and We warrant satisfaction.
The renting Of the dining room and re-
freshment booths at the Fair Grounds
takes place this morning at 10 o'clock,
when fine opening is offered for large
and quick profits.
Faith in the future of our city is ex-
emplified by the business card of George
B. Abbott, Cloihier, Union street. Some-
time since he advertised 10 sell out his
stock at reduced prices with a view to
change Of business. The State and city
elections have Satisfied him that there is
TO be speedy and Wholesome change in
public affairs which will bring peace, jus.
tce, economy and general prosperity. In
this faith he has changed his purpose and
continues business at his old stand, where
he is daily receiving new and elegant goods
made and unmade, which be will sell or
make to order at the lowest living prices.
he desires to live and let live, and with
superior line of goods, and accomplished
workmen, is determined to please all.
The friends Of Dan Seaman will find him
with Mr.. A.
Ladies and gentlemen will find at Ram,
age Sons, IS College street, trunks, va
Uses and travelling bags to suit them,
Chas. Robertson, "a Market stress, wants
a good confectioner, one accustomed 10
making good stick candy.
Anderson, johnson & Smith sell yalua.
bic Edgefeld houses and lots on Thursday
next Free buss, as usual, in front of J.
w. Moston's drug store at 10 In.
Samuel Kirk & Son, Baltimore, manu-
fsctursrs Of elegant silver ware, watches
and fine jeWelry.
The afflicted should read the card Of DR..
Clopton.
See notice of Arthur U. Winston as as
signee in bankruptcy.
Arlington, Farrar s. Weakley have an
attractive sale Of lots in West Nashville
on the 9Th of October.
The trains to the Mur freesboro fair car
ry and bring you back the same day, and
pay your admission, all for two dollars and
fifteen cents.
The Nashville Blood Horse Association
meets on Saturday at the Merchants Ex-
change.
G. Rice & Co. are daily receiving and
opening the latest styles of dry goods
Their novelties are cOequal with the fash
ions, and their fall and winter stocks en-
brace the latest and most attractive, and
al prices that will command sales.
Read Essays for Young Men"
James Nichol is a candidate for City
Treasurer.
5. S. Riddleburger is announced for
Chief Clerk of the Market.
james R. Davis is a candidate for Sher-
III at the ensuing March election.
The BurksvilIe goes down the river to-
day at 4 p. m.
Ga Thursday the Ella Hughes leaves
for Cairo and points beyond.
Merchants should attend the forced sale
of Ieatman, Shields & Co. this morning;
an unusually good line OF goods will be
sold
by reference TO the announcement, it
will be seen that Judge Wilkinson is a
candidate for City Recorder before the
new Board, place he filled fJr some time
in days gone by.
Capt. Terence Kirby, Of Sumner coun-
ty. is announced for doorkeeper of the
Lower House. and wishes the members to
besr in mind that he is still the king
bee" He proposes to address the citizens
of Nashville, on his bouts with the In-
dams in his younger days, about the open
ing of the session.
See Corriere's fine fruitg," in city no
tees
By referring to their card it will be seen
that the officers of the n. and C, Railroad
take persons wishing to attend the fair at
MurfreesbOro, from our city at ga. NJ,
and return them al P. NJ We are re-
quested by the people along the road to
ask if it cannot be so arranged that the
train will reach the fair at $50? We hope
that after to-day the managers of the road
will find il both convenient and proftsb
to run the train as above indicated, and
thus accommodate all our friends along
he line. We hope to see large crowds
rom our city there each day. Fare for
road and fair entrance only s. Is FIR
round trip. Let everybody go TO the
Murfreesboro fair.
SUuday-SchOOI address.
We had the pleasure last Sabbath
evening Of listening to a most excellent
and cl,uupnt address on tbn suEiact of