Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-18
Keu AdYerIf.ernents.

We take pleasure in calling attention TO
the advertisement of the popular dry goods
house of Messrs. A. B. Beech & Co, No. 60
North College street. They have just re-
ceived an excellent assortment of dress
goods, TO which they ask the particular al
fention of ladies, and are determined 70 sell
at reduced rates. They have a full line of
elegant black goods, the latest styles Of la
dies sacques, polonaise, embroidered
shawls, cashmere and ottoman shawls; also,
ladies' and gents underwear, hosiery,
gloves, handkerchiefs, etc. This firm deals
extensively in carpets, mattinss, and gem
eral assortment of hOuse-furDishing goods,
etc. The members of this firm are old
citizens, well known to all our citizens as
gentlemen Of excellent business capacity
and habits, and justly enjoy the esteem and
confidence of the entire community in their
personal and business character. Call and
examine their present magnificent stock OF
goods.
MeSsrs. Digger & Lindsey are announced
this morning as the successors OF A. Ran
ME, wholesale baker and confectioner, on
Broad street. These gentlemen are well
and favorably known TO the business com
munity, and will sustain the well-earned
reputation attained by their predecessor.
They have facilities for supplying the trade,
and their thorough knowledge of the BUSH
ness insures their success. Read their ad-
vertisement on the second page, and send
in your orders.
The advertisement of J. A. Mcclure &
Bro. will be found elsewhere. McClure's
Temple of Music is the popular headquaT-
tiers for pianos, organs, sheet-music, etc.
The senior member of the firm has been
IN l,a nd "a
years, and is probably the most experienced
dealer in the State. They are agents for
the Steinway, Knabe, Durham, and HaiDes'
pianos, the acknowledged leading manu-
factories in the United States. Also, sole
sole agents for the renowned BUrdett and
Estey organs, the most popular instruments
of the kind in the country.
Davis & Gilroy, No. 133 Church street,
make proclamation this morning of great
reduction in the price of dry goods, and
give the figures to back them up. They
will sell goods at a sacrifice for cash from
now till the first of January, when they
will remove to their new store, No. IS Pub
lie Square. Their stock is one of the most
extensive and best selected in the city, and
consists Of everything usually found in first
class dry goods houses.
The management Of the Public Library
of Kentucky advertise for proposals for fur
nishing music at the next gift concert. See
city notice.
J. r. Golladay's sixty-eighth monthly
drawing takes place in this city on Mon
day, 26th inst. The prizes are large, en-
bracing $4,000 in cash, several valuable
farms in Texas, houses and lots in Nash
vile, Edgefeld and Bowling Green, gold
watches, jewelry etc. See advertisement
on second page.
A splendid bargain is offered in this
mornings paper, by F. Hagan, in fruit
farm of forty five acres, only few miles
from the city.
Our friends should not fail 10 read the
advertisement of w. 7. Berry 81 Co., on
second page, giving list of new publications
now on the counters of their mammoth
book establishment.
A negro nurse girl wanted.
See DR.. Van S. Lindsley's card.
A nice set of bed room furniture and two
carpets for rent.
lily wanted.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley want to
borrow $500 at 10 per cent.
The housekeeper of health-ThOTtOn's
Liver and Blood Purifier.
r. w. Brown has several city and country
residences for rent. Also, 500 TO loan.
Gentlemen who wish good, steady en-
ployment will call at the Franklin House.
A fine plantation in Louisiana for sale.
A central city residence for sale. Apply
at room Z. COlonnade building.
Guns for sale at o. Z. DavidsOn's, IL ).
College street.
A few medical students can find board at
70 S. High street.
During the present week, Winstead,
Shields 81 Co. will offer unprecedented bar
gains.
Warrants will be issued against delin-
quent taxpayers after Oct. /.
A new frame house in Edgefield for sale
on easy terms.
W. A. Cheatham, trustee, will sell some
valuable property at the Courthouse on the
18th If November.
ID. II. Pittman, Ciy Marshal, publishes
an impoIIantl notice to runners of hacks,
express and furniture wagons.
There will be a meeting of the stock
holders of the Nashville Bloodhorse AssO-
citation on tomorrow night.
For bargains in all kinds of dry goods, go
10 the Philadelphia Store, 81 Public Square.
The next gift concert of the Pubic Lii
brary of Kentucky will positively take
place NOV. ~.
For fine black silks, English and French
dress goods, etc, go to G.. Rice & Co.'S.
They will offer great bargains during the
present week.
Do not fail to read the advertisement, in
another column, of John Gigan & Co, pro
prietors of the Southern Palace, Ill and
lI3 Church street, and see tie splendid
bargains they are Offering in all kinds Of
dry goods.
The plasterers of Nashville hold a meet
ing at Ambrose's hall on Monday night.
Flannels, cassimeres and waterproOfs
very cheap at Hogan Bros.
TOYS for children, toilet sets, etc, in
large stock at the Dolla- State.
The attention of the ladies is directed to
the city mott ,e of Jos. E. Loiseau * Go.