Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-01
New MISUNDERSTANDING,

We take pleasure in referring to the con-
spicuous advertisement of those enter
prising gentlemen Messrs. Cheathan &
Kinney, wholesale liquor dealers, corner
of College and Church streets. Their
number is like their establishment, No. l.
1t is the oldest established liquor house in
Nashville, and is conducted upon legiti-
mate business principles by two of the
most prompt and courteous business gen.
tlemen in the State. Every variety of pure
liquor, wine and brandy, and the best
make of bitters, is always on hand. They
are doing an immense trade, and they de-
serve it.
We ask perusal of the advertisement
of M. Kean q Co., proprietors of the
Louisville Hotel is to that city what the
Maxwell House is to Nashville, the pride
of Louisville, the resort of travellers and
the superb retreat of the recluse. 1t is one
of the grandest and most elegant hotels in
the United States 1t is located on Main
street, near Fourth, fronting the river, and
is right in the heart of the city and in the
center of business. 1t is palatial in di-
mansions and is elegantly, gorgeously
furnished throughout. Like its proprie-
tors, its reputation is worldwide, and it
possesses every luxury and comfort that
could be desired, with the most affable
landlords and attaches to make all feel at
home. Travellers and sojourners to and
through Louisville can find no other such
place to stop at.
The National Savings Company, corner
of Union and College streets, are doing
a regular exchange and banking business;
they receive deposits and allow interest
thereon; they buy and sell exchange on
New York, Cincinnati and New Orleans;
they make loans on gold and United States
bonds at low rates; they execute orders, on
commission, for the purchase or sale of
gold, bonds, stocks, ETC., and they at all
times pay the highest rates for gold silver
and uncurrent money.
We ask the special attention of our
readers to the great auction sale of II G
Scovel at IL o'clock to-day. Cd the premises
of the H S French Block, corner of North
College street and Capitol Avenue. 1t
is worthy the attention of all and any
desiring an excellent dwelling situated in
the very heart of the city would do well to
be present. See the advertisement.
By the notice of Assistant Superinten-
dent r n Reynolds it will be seen that
special trains will be run on Sunday for
the accommodation of those desiring to at
tend the Hurricane camp meeting.
A G SAND ford at the Maxwell House ads
vertises desirable dwelling for rent in
Edgefeld
JAJ Rose, the popular clothier, an
nounces his fall and winter opening of cloth
ing for men, youths, boys and children.
which comprises the largest stock he has
ever had in the market. His goods have
been made to order, and in style and finish
are all that can be desired. Those in want
of fine clothing and furnishing goods can
not do better than by calling on Rose.
His assortment is complete, and in point
of variety, cannot Re excelled. The
splendid line of suitings have only to be
seen to be admired and if his customers
are not more than satisfied with the pre-
sent selections, then indeed will they be
hard to please.
The Hungarian Balsam of Life possesses
the most wonderful curative powers.
Solomon & Douglas keep the most fash
ionsble hats In the city
The Magic Arnica Liniment is the best
in use.
Great bargains in ladies' ruffled skirts,
etc, at the Rock City Dollar Store.
Fine ladies' furs have been Just received
at the Rock City Dollar Store.
Lady clerks are wanted at the Rock CITY
Dollar Store.
Ladies fine velvet hats at the Rock City
Dollar Store