Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-08
ALI OVER THE CITY.


Nashville numbers among her citizens
a son Of Manager Gisn, OF opera Donfe
fame.
The West End Mite Society will meet
next Tuesday night al the residence OF ,.
h. Manning, West Park street.
The Celebs Club met at the Maxwell
House last night and perfected arrange
ments for the ball TO be given on the Sd Of
December.
A young man, while promenading about
the Capitol with bis sweetheart, yesterday,
was observed to slip his arm around her
waist and give her gentle squeeze
Some of our merchants are asking: Why
IS il that our city fathers insist ON having
suspended signs twelve feet above the side
walks, while awnings are permitted TO re-
main at eight feet?
North Nashville Lodge No. Is, indie
pendent Order Of Good Templars, held
their regular meeting last Friday night,
and Installed the officers elected for the
ensuing quarter.
The Interesting protracted meeting being
held in the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, for the past three weeks, will be
continued through this week. Quite n
number of converts have been added to the
church and several will join thisfmoning.
Our city readers will be interested in a
notice, published elsewhere, by Postmaster
Hasslock, with regard to the collection Of
mail at night by the carriers. For making
an arrangement so convenient to our citi-
zens. DR.. Hasslock deserves their hearty
thanks.
Judge Ferris is frequently besieged with
applications for permission TO turn horses
into the courthouse yard, TO Craze upon
the grass which has been kept growing,
only by constant and unremitting atten-
ton, on the part of the janitoI Of the build
ing. Surely cheek could 90 no further.
The Gallatin papers speak In high terms
of Miss Jeanne Patterson's reading in that
city last Friday night. She will read again
in Nashville next January, and in the
meantime some of her friends are trying to
organize for her, class in elocution in this
city.
Don't forget the lecture by Dr.. R. A.
Young, at Masonic Hall Tuesday night, in
aid of the Robertson Association, on the
subject, "The Gold and the Gilt of Young
America" DIR. Young is one Of the most
entertaining of our home lecturers, and
we trust he will be greeted with full
house.
The attention Of pedestrians was attract
ed by a quarrel between two Degrpes, on
the corner Of the Public Square and Col
legs street yesterday morning. One Of
them, thinking discretion the better part of
valor, declined to accept the challenge OF
his opponent for fight.
A mammoth orange measuring 1Saa inch
es was exhibited in this Office yesterday,
from the stock of G.. 7. Hood, who keeps
good supply at stall So maket.hOuse.
These oranges were grown in Florida, and
serve as an evidencs Of the improved eul
ture of this most excellent and healthful
fruit.
The following named persons can secure
kilograms by calling at the Office to-day,
any time between 0 and 10 A. H., and frOm
8 to 5 p. NJ: Hart & Hensley, Sam Hunt,
Dennis Mullen, Ogden Bros, Isadore Leh
man, Jas. Lindsey, w. B. and II. l.. Arm
istead, c. Z. Aulsbrook, Southern Pump
Company, s. w. Crittenden, w. r. Nc
Farland, ). Laprade, Henlem & Bar, Phil
lips, Jackson & Co., Hon. K. r. Cobb, J.
j. Heuser, j. G. Warner, II. W. Ford, J.
W. Hambriek, Burgess & Co., z. II. For
sFth.