Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-18

facilities for manufacturing and bottling
beverages, Is unsurpassed by any establish
meut in the Southern States, and their sales
exceed anything Of the kind ever carried on
in this city. -Four rooms are now required
for storage and bOttling, and the most i'm
proved methods have been adopted for turn
ing out a sufficient quantity of their pleas
ant beverages TO supply the demand.
This finn has also established a branch
of their house al No. 1S6 Front street,
Memphis, Tenn, under the style of y
Lords Il Diehl." They were forced 20 start
the Memphis house in order to supply the
trade in Arkansas, Mississippi, Texas and
Louisiana.
The house in Nashville employs twenty
five hands, and has large trade in Middle
Tennessee, Northern Alabama. and North
em Georgia. Mr.. George Lord is in
charge Of the house in this city, while VI.
). Lord superintends the Memphis branch.
Adam Diehl is the travelling partner, and
attends TO the outside Business of both
houses.
The principal management of the boiling
rooms is under the immediate supervision
of the proprietOrs, aided by their vigilant
and able assistants, Messrs. George Howes
of the ale room, while Mr.. Diehl manipu-
lates the soda. TOney Sleman is the in
dustriOus distributor throughout the CITY.
and the afiabIe and Obliging bOOk-keeper,
Mr.. Ed. Jones, gives personal attention TO
all shipments and receipts.
Messrs. Diehl * Lord have made their
business an extraordinary success. They
commenced at the lower round of the lad
der, and, by their own honest exertions,
have attained a standing in the trade equal
to any house in tie country. Their min
eral waters are well known and highly ar
precisted, while their bottled ale has a sale
that keeps them busy in supplying the de-
maud. They sell only the very best arti-
cleS, and the trade seemSto have a knowl-
edge of the fact.
POOLE's PHOTOGRAPHS.
Mr.. Poole keeps adding new attractions
to his elegant display of photographs. His
pictures are the center of attraction, and
are universally admired. Since the open
ing of the Exposition, his gallery at the
corner OF Union and Cherry streets, has
been thronged with visitors who anxiously
aw it their turn to S1Ses' for his elegant
Rembrandts, or possibly his other popular
styles. His Exposition display has proved
realized handsomely ON his investment.
The ladies especially admire his style of
children's photographs, while the parlOr
scene pictures are in high favor. Strangers
visiting the Exposition can have their neg
atives taken, and return home. Dir. Poole
will forward the photographs to them by
mail, free Of charge. This is a rare chance
for our country friends, many of whom
have already allied themselves Of it.
TAvEL, EASTMAN & HOWELL.
We noticed, the other day, lot Of ele- |
gautly bound blank books turned out by |
the above named firm. The work was |
equal Ia that manufactured by any establish |
ment in the country. They also keep a |
large assortment of books, stationery. etc.
and have, in connection with their ext ensive /
bindsry, book and job printing Office, and
are doing a very large business. They /
make a specially Of blank-bOOk work.
Wednesday-TheIe will be a grand re-
ception of the Mayor and City Council Of
Evansville, whose grand reception of our
city officers will long be remembered. Al
so, a grand street parade Of the City Fire
Department, in which the Cincinnati steam
fire engine will take prominent part, as al
so the Louisville Great American Ex-
tinguisher Engine. And at night a visit Of
the Odd Fellows of Nashville, in full re-
gala
Thursday-The baby show, premiums to
be awarded in the day time, and given to
the fortunate recipients at night.
During the week a grand reunion Of the
members Of the gallant old First Tennessee
Regiment.