Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-02-24
LOUISVILLE.

To TIKI TRArE.-We call the attention
Of business men 10 the new firm Of K. Z.
Cross & c., Louisville, dealers in millinery,
white and fancy goods, trimmed hats, etc.
Mr. Z. f. Cross, formerly Of Hays, Cross &
Co., IS q gentleman Oflarge experience, and
high commercial standing. Mr.. McClarty
is u young man OF promise and deserved
popularity; while Il. d. Curd, generally
known as " Dick is one Of the finest spec
linens OF West Tennessee's rising sons.
Nearly all Of cur merchants know Dick
Curd," and few Of them, we opine, will fail
to show their high appreciation Of his ma
ny noble qualities in the most substantial
manner, now that he has unfurled his own
colors on the sea of fortune. We commend
this firm TO the especial consideration OF
our merchants. Sec their card in another
column.
The well known China, Glass, and
Queensware house Of w. A. Owen, Louis
Vile, Ky, again bow to their old friends IN
West Tennessee, through our columns.
Mr.. Owen is one Of the best merchants in
that prosperous city, and merchants will
simply consult their interest, who visit
Louisville, by giving him a call. Mr.. q. w
Harris Of Wet Tennessee, a most worthy
young man, is now with this large and ex-
ceilent house. Remember w. A. Owens
great China, glass, and Queensware estsb-
lishment when visiting Louisville. See
card.
Hundreds OF Southern merchants will be
TO hat 4 a > t.
merIy Of - Kahn & Wolff has connected
himself with large Dry Goods house in
Louisville. The style of this new firm is
Smith, Amis & Parker. This is strong
and popular firm, and Southern merchants
would do well TO give them a call. /" Sid
Parker" Is deservedly one Of the most pop
ular business men in the city, and his host
Of friends In West Tennessee will rejoice in
his prosperity. Give Sid" a trial in his
new enterprise. See card.
Our old friend, John H. Thomas,-oue
OF the best and most reliable men we know
is stu with Edward Wilder & Co, Drug
gists, Louisville. Those who know Mr..
Thomas will trade with him, and others
will follow their example when they make
his acquaintance.
Be certain to read the card Of Hays, Cur
ry & Bohon, dealers in Notions, White,
Fancy and Furnishing Goods, Louisville.
They sell strictly for cash, and hence can
afford to cut close. They are thorough
business men, and in high standing.
We have frequently had occasion to call
the attention Of our merchants to the great
Clothing house OF Drabelle S Gardner,
Louisville. No house in the West has
grown more rapidly in public favor, or
been more successful in holding and extend
ing the field Of its operations. This firm,
on account Of the immense increase OF their
business, have been forced to occupy larger
buildings, and their present establishment
is one of the largest and finest in Louisville.
Both Mr.. Drabelle and Mr.. Gardner are
gentlemen and business men OF the highest
type, combining the rare qualities of judg-
ment, experience, Hberahty, taste and in
tegrity. Charley Gates, whom to know is
to esteem, and even love, is still with this
firm, and his legion of friends in Tennessee
and Mississippi will certainly not fail to give
him chance this season. We recommend
and indorse this firm to our merchants.
See card for particulars,
UNSURPASSED LEAD AND OL.-The
Kentucky Lead and Oil Co., OF Louisville,
manufacture strictly pure white lead and
the very best of oil. To compete with, and
even surpass other manufactures all they
ask is fair trial. In Kentucky, Middle
Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, and other
Southern States where their goods have
been introduced, they enjoy an unrivaled
popularity. This splendid and rising es-
Enlistment Dies not hesitate to guarantee
their goods, and all they ask OF dealers and
contractors is an impartial trial. The idea
that any concern, however old, is necessa-
rily superior or infallible is simply absurd.
There is always room for improvement,
and he is wise dealer who rises above
prejudice, and looks only to merit. All
that the Kentucky Lead and Oil Co. ask Of
our readers is fair trial-Hill they give
them that beneitl See card.
DEALERS, TAKE NoTICE.-The Oils Var
nishes, Window Glass, ordinary colors-
dry and in oil-painter's material, fine
colors, oxide Of iron and other roof paints,
plate and hammered glass, etc., offered TO
the trade by w. II. Fox, the largest dealer
in Louisville, deserves the careful attention
of our merchants. Mr.. Fox is one of the
largest, as he is one of the most reliable
dealers in the city, and we guarantee that
he will give satisfaction TO all wko favor
him with orders. IRterest suggests the
propristy of purchasing the best and cheap
est, and in this connection trial is all that
Mr.. Fox asks OF our dealers.