Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-01
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

See notice Of the advantages for young
ladies at w. Z. Wards Seminary, and what
it hss done in seven years past. Fall Ses-
sion opsus Sept. 5.
The snowy card of Jennings, Goodbar &
Co. that appears in our advertising col
umns this morliLg, speaks for itself. This
firm, which commenced business here only
last January, have made rapid strides in the
commercial world, and there is nothing
more plainly indicative of their sound judg-
meHt as business men than This same ad-
yertisement we now refer to. 1t has a bold
and attractive front, and he who runs may
read. 1t is in keeping with their large and
attractive stock of hats, trunks, ETC., which
are piled up from cellar 10 garnet, and now
awaiting the inspection of the country deal
erS. When we say that their assortment
is immense We can convey no ade-
quate idea of its extent. 1t has
to be seen to be appreciated. Maj
Goodbar spent six weeks in the
Eastern markets, carefully engaged in Sc
lecting this stock, and the result of his la
bors shows his good judgment as a purcha-
ser. 1t is certainly mammoth in its pro-
portions, and embraces every known
variety in this particular line of business.
The ladies have been remembered, too, for
we notice on exhibition long line of
ladies hats for fall aud winter wear in all
varieties. In trunks for ladies and gentle
men, the assortment is complete, aud pur-
Ghasers cannot fail to be pleased. OF the
many wholesale establishments that have
sprung into life within the past few years,
none have started with more favorable
prospects. The firm is composed of No. /
business men, who are as popular and de-
serving as they are energetic and enterpri-
sing, On the lst of January next they will
occupy one of the new stores in the Put
fishing House block, but in the meantime
have plenty of room at their present stand
to attend to the wants of customers. Go
and see them.
Read card of Nelson & Sperry, distillers
of pure Tennessee Whisky, alcohol and Co
logne spirits, returning thanks to their
many customers and the public generally
for the liberal patronage, a continuance of
which is asked in future. This firm is now
operating the Spring Brook Distillery, at
NJ. Is and l6 Front street, and have their
office at No. 80 South Market street. They
are also agents for Cha. Nelson's Green
Br;er DistilIery in Robertson County, and
have on consignment peach and apple
brandies from the counties of Warren and
Lincoln, also wines; liquors, etc.
Yeatman, Shields & Co., well known
auction dealers, announce their first grand
fall trade sale of an entire stock of dry
goods and twenty-five crates Of white
stoneware to take place lesday, Wednes-
day aud Thursday, 10th, 18th aud 18th of
September.
School looks, all kinds, for sale at Nash
vile prices 10y G. T.. Weakley, corner Tulip |
and Aain streets, Edge6eld.
See notice Of trust sale Sept. IA, by =. |
Lusk, trustee.
Douglas, Son & Co., buyers, s.orers and
carriers of wheat, flour and cotton, make a |
liberal offer to the planters, to whom they
offer 1000 bushels Amber Seed Wheat,
weighing 6S pounds to the stricken meas
ure. Planters should file their applications
early as millers want the wheat at good
pric S for making -four.
j. a. Kellogg is called on TO run as can
ii laie for Councilman from the 10Th Ward
Elsewhere will be found the regular fall
of Boliver H. Cooke & Co.,
dealers in clothing. This firm
are DOW occupying their new building, the
very finest business house in Nashville. 1t
is 81 feet front by 1l2 feet deep, five floors,
each of which is packed TO overlooking. 1t
is in short the largest stock they have ever
exhibited in this market, The Easement
IS reserved for duplicates aud billing pur-
poses. The first floor contains overcoats
and sample suits, the second devoted to
suits and separate coats, the third to pants
and vests and the fourth TO manufacturing
purposes and duplicates. As usual, the
irBl are prepared with all the novelties of
be season, and their assortment will COM
pare with the best houses in the East. 1t
3 hardly necessary to add that the stock
vas made expressly to order. under the
and direction of Boliver IL.
Cooke, the purchasing member of the firm
Who has but recently returned from his
Eastern tour. His taste and good judg-
neut needs no word of commentator with
he numerous customers of the house who
cave been trading there for years. |
ogden Brothers, successors Of Ogdon &