Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-10
THE EXPOSITION.
A Lively, Merry Crowd Last Night
The AttFacti0Bs-Detaiie DeseriP-
tiOns Of some Neat Displays.

The CAV and festive scenes which have
characterized the best evenings at the EX-
position were repeated in all their interest,
mirth and hlarity last night, and the crowd
was enormOus-numbering between four
and five thousand.
The pleassntness Of the evening seemed
to invite everybody out. z
The dexetrous trapeze performances Oftbe
young amateurs attracted rs many admirers
as usual and elected rounds of cheers
The following is the musical programme
for tonight: Cherry; Quiekstep; My Poor
Heart is Sad; Andante and Waltz Anvil
Chorus; Sparkling Gem; Quickstep;
Quadrille; Polka; Aud Robin Gray, (by
request); Home, Sweet Home.
The poultry show comes off next Mon
day. Over one hundred .cOOps viii be
placed ON exhibition
We notice to-day the following displays
FANCY CANDIES, CRACKERS, ETC. i'
On the south side Of Promenade Gallery
Charles Robertson, the well-knOwn baker
and candy manufacturer, has display of
candies, crackers, etc, that draws the at
tentiOn Of visitors Two beautiful show
cases are filed with his own manufacture,
one with stick and fancy candies, and the
other with wine, butter, cream, ginger,
picnic AID soda crackers. Mr.. Robertson
is the only dealer in the city who sells
wine crackers, and he makes specially of
their manufacture. Ills store, at No. ~
North Market street, is Kept well supplied
with his own make of crackers Of all kinds,
stick and fancy candies. and he also deals
in oysters, pickles, fruits, cigars, etc.
Mr.. Robertson is one Of the Oldest bust
hess men in Nashville, having come here IN
1876. His wholesale trade is very extern
sive, and visitors to the Exposition will
consult their own interest by calling at his
store and examine his goods and prices.
SADDLES, HAHNESS, COLLARS, ETC.
A large upright show case, at the north
end Of the main hall. adjoining the en-
trance, contains samples of saddles, har-
ness, collars. etc, from the establishment of
Mr.. William Kreeb, who has been engaged
in business in this city the past ten years.
The work on exhibition is a specimen of
the kind be is daily turning out Ofhis shop,
and not gotten up especially Tor
the Exposition display. Mr.. kreeb
makes a speciality of the collar
trade, and he has built up a very extensive
business in this branch. In addition TO
his we'll known stand at No. 232 North Col
lege street, he has a shop and salesroom at
No. 6S Broad street, where a large force Of
workmen are kept constantly employed.
His saddles, harness, collars, etc, are equal
to the best, and he invites the patronage Of
all who want anything in his line. The
attention of visitors is especially called 10
the work exhibited by Mr.. Kreeb.
FRUIT TREES, EVERGREENSs ETC.
J. S.illweH 4 Son, fruit growers and
nurserymen, have a fine display of fruit
trees, everreens, etc, in the new wing near
the entrance from the main hall. They
paw special attention to grape vines, straw
berry plants, fruit and shade trees. Their
display of grapes last week was attractive,
and the quality highly complimented by
visitors. They have probably one OF the
most thrifty nurseries in the country, and
are prepared to fill all orders for anything
in their line. They can be seen at the FIX
position building, or addressed at Paradise
Ridge, Nashville pOstOfice.
REFRESHMENTS.
Hess q Weitmuller cater to the wants Of
the thirsty, and keep full supply Of the
finest native wines, fresh lager beer, lemon
ade, and soda waller. Their stand is 70 the
left Of the main entrance, and visitors can
rely on getting the very best articles.