Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-11
New Advertlsements

Cos, l0DDers Vi AhLunaASs "oAN-A OF
pears elsewhere, is big enough to
speak for itself. Extensive, however, as
the advertisement appears, 1t gives but
faint idea of the mammoth stock which this
firm have in store, and now offered to the
trade. In selecting their stock the enter
prising purchasing member was determined
thai no similar house In the country should
excel in point of assortment and variety.
The stock of imported cutlery comprises
everything in that line, and more hand
some selections it would be hard 10 ma
this side of the water. In axes, they have
an immense stock, including their own
brand. the s'Gray & Kirkman" which Is OF
a superior make, and has met with SO much
favor BY the country trade. The Brown
saw and the J. H. Fall saw are conspicuous
articles in the house, and have reputation
far and near, while their single and double
edged tools are appreciated by all who
have used them. This firm are agents for
Halls celebrated fire and burglar proof
safe, of which they have constantly on
hand large assortment. We notice that
the firm have recently had an addition In
the person of j. n Fall, an excellent bust
ness man and popular gentleman, We
bespeak for him and his associates large
business from the country merchants visit
ing this market.
Our enterprising friend Gray, the ubiqui
tons member of the firm of Gray d Noble,
has Just returned from Eastern cities with
one of the largest and most complete as
sentiments of hats and caps ever brought to
this market, embracing all the styles and
latest fashions to suit all tastes. They are
determined to put chGpedu on the cdput
of every one wishing fine covering for
the understanding, at just the price, and
of the style to suit even the most festidi-
GUS, as well as those having an eye less to
the diStiRgue appearance of the personnel
They charge nothing for showing their
stock and are always glad to see those
in search of something nice" In addi-
ton to fine and varied stock, they keep
on hsnd full supply of kindly courtesy
always appreciated by customers. We
commend this house to all.
A fine lot of picked salmon, mackerel
and roe herring, and choice groceries,
have Just been received by W. W. Totten
d Bro.
H. L. Davidson is announced this morn
ing as a candidate for Congress from the
fourth Congressional district.
See the advertisement of Franklin Pierce.
He now has two No. l boarding houses,
Nos 46 and 4S Cherry street. They are
both excellent, and he is deseryedly one of
the most popular landlords in the city.
For the finest and most delightful cigars
go to Peynado's, at the Maxwell House.
1t is luxury to smoke the fragrant CT
gars of Peynado, at the Maxwell House.
All the late papers and periodicals are
kept by Peynado, at the Maxwell House.
The DAILY UNION AND AMERICAN is kept
for sale by Peynado, at the Maxwell House.
By referring to our city notices it will be
seen that the energetic firm of G. Rice d |
Co. are in receipt of all the novelties of the |
season in the fall styles of theirlarge stock. |
In point of quality and variety the selection |
reflects credit upon the purchaser. Their |
seTges, for walking suits, at 40c per yard, |
are elegant. Their empress cloths and |
plaids are unsurpassed, while their ready !
made suits are something new and much |
and are g all the go" fer the sea-
son. Their stock of black silks is not sur
passed in price or quality, embracing all |
the grades, while their silks and sstins in |
colors are complete. In this line of goods |
they contend for the highest premium. |
Their line of waterproof goods is ample |
for the trade. Their entire stock |
of fal and winter goods suggests |
that they are ready for business. Give
them an early call, as they will strive still |
to deserve it.
See advertisement of Prof G. A. Da- |
Mond's dancing academy. He will, we |
learn, soon have a matinee of his old |
pupils.
Why will people complain of Indigestion
when relief can be SO speedily procured by
Mishlers Herb Bitters,
g. L. Fuller advertises fine store room
for rent in the Masonic building.
Messrs. Browns & Cheatham have valu-
able city property in exchange for q farm
in the country.
Valuable property on Broad street is
offered cheap by those indefatigable gen.
tlemen, Messrs. Browns & Oheatham.
See Mrs. Weed advertisement for dress
making. She is one of the best milliner's
in the city.
Messrs. Yeatman & Shields will sell the
best stock of desirable goods on Tuesday,
and Thursday they have ever
offered in this market. Great bargains
will be had.
A. G. Merritt is announced as a candi-
late for the State Senate, see announce
nent. |