Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-01-16
New Advertisements

Our enterprising friends G. Rice & Co.,
not satisfied with having ashort time
established Almost successful business, they
seem determined upon winningnew Iaurels
in quite another field, judging from a little
poem, called THE New Era, now before
us. We advise everybody TO read it, as it
contains much valuable and useful informa-
ton.
The superiority of the coal oil sold by
w. d. Kline is acknowledged by all who
have tested it. There is none to compare
with it in the city. No. IS Church street.
The postofice has been removed to the
northwest corner Of Cherry and Cedar
streets, a corner distinguished as the late
location of "Lillards Pharmacy" But
the postofice has not crowded Lillard out.
He is IN the same building, next door, and
has increased his supplies of drugs, nledi-
cines and fancy articles, in anticipation Of
increased business, which will surely come
to him. 1t could not be otherwise, for the
very good reason that he is one of the best
chemists of the day, and his Jewel of a
store is filed with frst-class goods Be-
sides, his house is never closed. At all
hours, day and night it is open; and those
in want of drugs, or wishing prescriptions
compounded, can be accommodated. He
retains as his assistant Mr.. Irving A. CATER.
an experienced clerk and prescriptionist.
with other practical aids. See what he has
to say for himself in our special column.
Special attention is directed to the
card Of w. w. Hanley, No. Il Walnut
street, Cincinnati, Grocers and direct In
porters of the choicest and freshest Japan,
black and green teas, by way of San Fran
cisco.
This reliable and extensive house is rep
resented In this section by Isaac Refs, Esq,
so well and favorably known to the whole
sale trade in this city and country.
Messrs. Sumner kirkpatrick and S. B.
Kirkpatrick are admitted aspartners in the
business of r. I. Kirkpatrick, the style of
the firm hereafter being r. r. kirkpatrick
& Co. These gentlemen have been long
connected with the business of the city and
are as fayorably as extensively known to our
people. We congratulate them upon the
promotion due to labor no longer than
meritorious. We take the occasion, and
refer to the fact with pleasure, that Mai. B. ?.
Roy is now connected with the house of
Kirkpatrick & Co. He commenced his
business career IN this city in the same
building twenty odd years ago, and Will
serve his trends as faithfully and truly as
he served his country. We congratulate
the firm on having his services, and the
public in having such a house and such
gentlemen to deal with.
See advertisement Of Clerk and Masters
sale.
Dolin, Spitz & Co. are to have a sherif's
sale on tomorrow.
When you desire to have nice boquets.
T-raofbc att 4, Mo- g.
Gray nursery, as they are ALWAYS prepared
to supply such things in the flower line.
1eatman, Shields 4 Co. have a trade
sale on Tuesday. If you wish bargains,
be sure TO attend.
If you wish a good home in Missouri.
read the advertisement headed Wanted.
The steamer Lawrence is to leave to-
morrow.
Remember that w. Z. Wards. the best
and most complete Seminary in the whole
Come and be prepared to commence with
the session.
Look out for the departure of the Ella
Hughes.
J. B. Matthews, in Edgefeld, takes plea
sure IN announcing to the public the arrival
Of new seeds at his store.
w. j. Arlington is a candidate for trus-
tee.
E. L. Tarboz & Bro. repair watches and
iewelry, and warrant them. Gold pens
are repointed with quick dispatch
Be sure to read the city notice headed
''The New Era If you wish something
spicy.
Phinehas Garrett is a candidate for
County Trustee
Our afable friend John GiIgan, at the
Trade Palace, No. II Public Square, pro
poses to sell his goods very cheap. BE
sure to call and examine before buying
elsewhere