Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-13
Seu Adrerfiearnenfs.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
Houses in Edgefeld for rent.
Buggy and harness for sale cheap.
Toys very cheap a. the 50 Cent Stores.
Brick dwelling on North High street for
tent.
). w. Steele wants to borrow 81, 100.
4 first-class furnished room wanted.
The steamer Laura /. Davis leaves Pitts
burgh Gu Thursday next for this port.
DR.. Benz. T. Lillard has purchased tie
drug establishment of 4. Stretch, corner OF
Union and Cherry streets, and is now Ie-
ceiying a first-class stock Of goods in bis
line.
An important notice ID Master Masons,
requesting them to be present in their
Lodge-ro0m, Masonic Temple, will be
found on second page.
Miss Katie Putnam comm ences til ee
nights engagement at the Opea House on
Monday next.
Barnes & Co. will sell large lot Of fur
niture on Monday next.
a meeting of the stockholders of the
Mechanics National Bank will be held on
Tuesday, Jan. Z.
Claiborne Lodge, F. & A. NJ, meets
Monday evening.
We call particular to the advertisement
of Nelson & Mccarthy, who have formed
cO-partnership for the purpose of transact
ing a general fire insurance business.
A fine assortment Of holiday goods can
be found at the Dollar Store.
See CITY notices of Lebeck Bros.
Bargains in jewelry at L. Tugendrich &
Cos.
Call at los Church street and examine
the handsome holiday goods.
Call at POole's gallery and examine his
beautiful pictures.
Great bargains in furs at Richheimer's.
For the latest style hat, or something
nice in gents furnishing goods, go to Jesse
Ely's.
ID. y. Neylan is Offering great bargains
in books and chromOs.
John II. Dix, No. so South Market St.,
gives price list of oysters IN city notice
column, which cannot fail to attract atten-
ton.
A fine assortment Of goods suitable for
Christmas presents can be found at Mrs.
Tynes', "A Summer street.
The proprietorS of the Philadelphia Store,
q Public Square, are determined not t. let
the present hard times interfere with their
business, for by another sweeping reduc-
tion they have placed their goods at such
prices as cannot fail to thrOng their estab-
iishment with customers. See their city
notices.
The B. II. Cooke starts on a down-river
trip on Tuesday next.
n. W. Taylor advertises an auction sale
of household and kitchen furniture and
bar-room fixtures, tomorrow morning, at
123 5. Cherry street.
Approaching the hard times and the
stringency in the money market, \. Win
ter & Bro, No. Is Union street, arc offer
ing their well assorted stock of dry goods
at New York cost. If you desire TO secure
bargains, call early.
Griffith & Garrett, hardware dealers,
corner Of Church and Summer streets, are
agents for the Augusta Canal Manufacturing
Company's cotton rope and Irvine, which
IRE Of a superior quality, and as it is the
first time these goods have been offered in
this market, they are selling them at prices
TO suit the hard times. Merchants will find
if to their interest TO call and examine
them. Messrs. Griffith & Garrett are both
,nterprising young men and deserve sue
cess.
Massengale & Co. lave opened at No. 40
Union street a select confectionery and
family grocery store, in which will be
found every article usually kept in such
stores. The public will meet with hearty
welcome and fair dealing.