Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-15
New Advertisements


known wholesale clothing establishment Of
Bolivar H. Cooke & Co., will observe their
attractive announcement in this mornings
paper. 1t is brief in terms, but every word
is to the point. 1t fits the business, means
business, and is strictly in accord with the
times. Having both experience, knowing
where 70 buy, what to buy and how TO buy
their stocks, they are always able to meet
the demands Of the trade, and to give salts
faction. Their present stock is large and
complete, and embraces the very latest
STYLES of goods and the most approved
fashions. The prices indicated show that
they challenge competition in this respect,
and that, as in everything else, in this they
will not allow any excuse to the trade of
this section, for going elsewhere. Indeed,
the house is first-class, the members of the
firm are liberal and Just, the inducements
offered By them cannot be surpassed, and
the merchant who wishes TO purchase goods
for retail can find no better place than that
of Bolivar II. Cooke & Co. In the special
lines for this season they haze displayed
the very best taste, and there is nothing
omitted in their stock that Is either deSir-
able or necessary.
Sheriffs sale of city property on Satur-
day, Dec. II.
a
cry of a lost pOcket-book.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley advertise
several stOre-houses and dwellings for
rent.
A liberal price offered for good mileh
COW and calf.
Arlington, Farrar and Weakley offer for
sale one hundred lots in West Nashville,
on easy terms.
F. Hagan offers a bargain in two desir
able residences, one on Tulip street, Edge
field, and the other on West Carroll street,
Nashville.
The tenth annual celebration of the
CaledoniaM Society will be held at Nc
Clure's Hall on Monday evening, Nov. 30.
See insolvent notice in case of A. j. Full
Ter, deceased.
County Court sale Of land in Fifth Civil
District of Davidson county on Saturday,
Dec. 5.
W. W. Totten & Bro. are in receipt OF a
choice stock of groceries, list of which
will be found in an advertisement on
second page.
Browns & Cheatham will offer for sale,
on Tuesday, Nov. IA, on the premises, four
frame dwelling houses on the east side If
College street, between Madison and Non
roe street. They will also offer for sale on
the same date, the property formerly occu-
pied by Cummings, Doyle q Co. as pork
factory, lying between Front street and the
river. See advertisement in another col
umn.
II. G. ScOvel offers for sale, very cheap, a
first-class residence.
Thos. Calender offers for sale two very
desirable residences in free territory.
Elsewhere is published an advertisement
IN i. = 4
a clearinghouse. The terms are reason
able, and the table UnexceptiOnable.
Call meeting Of gentlemen appointed on
ward committees on Monday evening, at -
o'clock.
The next lecture of the Robertson Asso-
citation viii be delivered at McClure's Tenn
ple Hall on Tuesday night next, by Prof.
ThaIer, of the University of the South
The Edgefeld Glee Club will also be pres
ent.
Hats for young and old at Gray & Mobiles.
Cassimeres, fannels, blankets, fine dress
goods, leckties, and large line Of other
goods at greatly reduced prices at G. Rice
& Co.'S.
BOYS clothing cut and made to order at
the Tom Thumb Clothing Store. Also; a
fine stock of ready-made clothing on hand.
Hogan Bros. announce, in city notice
column, that they are selling dry goods
cheaper than any house in the city.
VIM. DunStead, 40 College street, an
nounces 4 reduction in the price of travel
ing trunks.
|. Tugendrich & Co., No. 10 Y. Cherry
street, offer their entire stock of jewelry at
costa splennid chance for purchasing
cheap holiday presents.
If you wish something nice in the photo
graph line, 90 to Poole's gallery. He never
fails to give satisfaction.
Do not fail to drop in at Ely's, No. Al \.
Cherry street, and examine his large and
beautiful stock Of hats, furs, neckwear, etc.
Our readers should not fail to examine,
in city notice column, the price list Of dry
goods presented by NJ. Mclaughlin, pro
prietor of the Philadelphia Store. The
figures show plainly that this house is de-
termined not to be undeIsOld, and cannot
fail to attract large number Of purchasers.
Chas. Richheimer, 46 College street, is
disposing of his furs al a great reduction
from former prices. He has made similar
reductions in fannels, shawls, blankets, etc.
l.. Powers, q Public Square, has now on
hand a magnificent stock of hats, gents
furnishing goods. He also makes shirts to
order on short notice.