Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-17
ALL OVER THE CITY.

The Tulip Street Mite Society meets this
evening at the residence OF Nj. Buck, on
Watson street, Edgefeld.
In the past two days eighty car loads OF
corn and hay have been shipped to this city
over the st. Louis and Southeastern road.
Yesterday proprietors OF tobacco and con-
fectionery establishments were warned to
keep their establishments closed on Sunday
hereafter.
eRThe old Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of
Union and Summer streets, is undergoing
repairs preparatory for musical and theatre
cal entertainments
There was full attendance of the bar in
the Circuit Court yesterday and the vote to
adjourn being taken was lost standing
fifteen for and thirty AGAINST.
The haeknen have dubbed together for
the purpose of testing, in the courts, the
right Of the City CouEcil to require them
to stand their hacks al certain point
Wcrkmen were busily engaged yesterday
| boiling together the walls Of the lower end
| Of the city hall-that portion wherein the
meetings Of the Board Of Aldermen are
held.
The passenger train on the Louisville
and Nashville road, due IN this city at sos
A. NJ, was delayed an hour and half yes
| terday morning, on account of freight car
being thrown of the track at Dividing
Ridge.
A sentimental young lady Of this city, in
| addressing letter to her sweetheart re-
Gently, began with, any darling pudding
gizzard.n There's a girl for you who fully
appreciates the ennobling, refining infu-
ences Of a true affection.
/ At the entrance of the County Court
Clerks office is large mat with the word
sWelcome' inscribed upon it in flaming
| characters. Sometimes that mat gets
turned the wrong way, and then the visitor
| is touched to the heart at discovering that
he is welcomed" out into the hall.
There were thirteen additions to the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning. At the night service over a
thousand persons were present, every seat
! being occupied. The revival meetings will
be continued during this week, as there
seems to be no falling off in interest.
Next Sunday the st. Louis and South
eastern road viii put new time table fol
freight cars in operation, in order to put
on two additional trains. Their business
is increasing at such rate that this step is
found necessary. 1t is also proposed 10
put on their line through sleeper for Chi
cago.
Several families from East Tennessee
passed through the city yesterday on theil
way to Texas, travelling in their OWL
wagons-the cheapest and most convenient
style of transportation, for when they ge
enough of Texas (Which will probably b.
in few months) then eau return hom'
even if they have only means enough Il
buy food while en- route.
Knowing, as they do, that the city or
dinances require property owners to lal
their own sidewalks, the persons reteres
to felt terribly mortified when they rear
this bit of gush in Sundays Banner: ''Fo
many months have the citizens residing OF
South Spruce street, between DemOnbreuI
and South Union streets, waited ant
watched in vain for the construction OF
lew pavement on that thOroughfare, be
tween the two above mentioned points, bu
their waiting has not been rewarded, ant
their hearts are rendered sick by defere'
hope. We trust the representatives Of th
Eighth Ward in the City Council viii at
tend to this, and by so doing win the crate
full thanks of many citizens" All da
: Sunday those citizens "waited and watches
in vain" and their hearts "were rendere
sick by deferred hope" because they wer
unable to catch glimpse of the writer G
the Bonner paragraph. They wanted 3
curl their fingers lovingly in his nut brow
curls, and bounce him up and down fey
hundred times.