Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-03-22
Sev Advertisements.

A. Winter & Bro, Is Union street, are
in receipt of a choice lot of spring goods,
and also lust received 200 pieces fine Irish
linen. which they are offering at the low
price of twenty-five cents yard.
Our readers are referred to the display
advertisement of Bolivar IL. Cooke ~ Co,
on the first page of the UNION AND AMER
ICAN this morning. This is among the
leading wholesale clothing houses OF the
country. and at no former period since this
firm commenced business have they pre-
scented a more attractive stock than at the
present time. Their business has shown
healthy increase from year to year, and the
immense trade that they have built up
speaks loudly in favor OF the enterprise and
liberality they have ever shown. During
the great financial crash OF October, which
swept like mighty tide over the entire
country, striking down and paralyzing for
the time great houses like Clafiin and
Others, this firm was quietly working
with ready money, buying and making up
their present stock, thus enabling them un-
der the pressure then in existence 10 pur-
chase cheap, and to be prepared now to
offer their goods at fabulOusly low prices.
The country merchant would do well to
examine this stock early, and make selec-
tions. The assortment in every respect is
complete.
James Davis is announced as a candidate
for County Trustee.
DIR. Thorton's liver and blood medicine
is highly recommended.
Large red COW strayed from W. F. Har-
Olson.
Called meeting of Claiborne Lodge No.
293, T. & \. NJ, Monday night.
Geo. Lansing Taylor, DID,, will deliver
his fourth lecture on Wednesday evening
at Union Chapel.
Simmons Liver Regulator is a fayorite
home remedy.
w. T. Beatty & Co. offer great bargains
in furniture until the 18th of April, having
rented their store to the Tennessee Chair
Factory.
Winstead. Shields & Co. have an exten-
sive auction sale on Tuesday morning.
See notice Of Alex a. Hall, assignee in
bankruptcy.
Mrs. T. Frame has just returned from the
East with handsome stock Of millinery
goods.
Eye Old Folks" at the new Methodist
Church on the MurfreesbOrO pike on the
3lSt inst.
Central business lots at auction by Thos.
Calender on Tuesday, March 81. This is
NaludDlC pIOlSItg, anu DAuNtSiS S''5HN ~ ~
plentiful.
As wiIIbe seen elsewhere in our columns,
Messrs. Ely & Whitesides, the popular
dealers in gentlemens' furnishing goods,
have dissolved partnership, Mr.. Ely taking
entire charge OF their establishment in this
CITY. while Mr. WhitesideS assumes control
Of their Chattanooga house. These gen
tlemen have built up an excellent trade In
Nashville, which trade Mr.. Ely will retain,
rs he manages his affairs on sound business
principles, and possesses a full knowledge
Of the wants of the public. In leaving
Nashville for Chattanooga Mr.. Whitesides
will take with him the best wishes Of nu-
merous friends.
Tickets for GOlladay's next drawing.
Spring opening of millinery goods at
Mrs. Tynes', March25.
See advertisements of ManlOve, Richards
q Meadors, in City Notices.
Rice & Co. advertise, in City Notices, the
novelties of the season.
A. Winter Il Bro. are selling goods at
popular prices.
Sam LYMAN has returned from the Last
with fine stock of boys clothing.
Fine Havana cigars at ROSenheim's, op-
pOSite the Maxwell.
A. c. Carter has imported cigars OF every
desirable brand.
Pure mohair alpacas at Thompson Bros.
X Kelly's.