Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-08
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Davis & Gilroy announce their second
importation of fall and winter goods, at
their Grand Bazaar, 10 Public Square.
Purchasing under a depressed state Of the
market, and selling at small profits they are
able to sell very low, as their comparison
of present and past prices show. These
gentlemen are active, energetic business
men, and are willing to compare goods and
prices with their many competitors in the
trade, and are determined to satisfy their
customers and the general public.
Phillips, Jackson i Co., AZ South Mar
ket street. have recently added largely 20
their stocks of staple and Fancy Groceries,
to meet the increasing demands OF the
trade. They haze also fitted up ''Sample
Room" for their fancy goods, wines &c,
and while doing strictly wholesale bust
ness, the customer can see and know pre-
cisely what be is buying by the samples ex-
hibited. This addition TO the business here
will greatly facilitate the trade in making
purchases, and will insure satisfaction to
purchasers. Their lines OF goods, both
staple and fancy, embrace every article de-
manded by the trade of the country, in
Guiding imported and domestic wines and
liquors of every description, and fancy gro
ceries of every variety The extent and
careful MANAGEMENT of their business en-
ables them to sell at Cincinnati prices.
A turn through this extensive house, an
inspection of their goods and terms, will
satisfy the retail dealer that be need 60 no
further than this place for these lines of
goods. It only remains TO speak Of the
members of this firm as gentlemen OF large
experience and capacity, standing among
the highest business men of the Southern
country. They have established charac-
tiers for integrity, uprightneSs, liberality,
promptness and fair-dealing. We heartily
commend them TO the trade in this and sur
rounding States.
Jno. NJ. Mckee & Bro, SO Union street,
are offering their stock of goods at very low
prices, 90 and examine their goods and
compare prices.
Another reduction has been made by G.
Rice & Co. in their various departments.
See city notices.
Oysters in every style for so cents per
dozen at Hemphilrs.
Custom made boots and shoes and chill
dren's school shoes in great variety, just re-
ceived at the Peoples Shoe Store, 1O2
Church street.
The gift concert in aid of the Masonic
Relief Association Of Norfolk, Va, is Of
fieialIy announced to take place on the 18th
of November.
Bleached domestic, caSsImeres, fannels,
kid gloves, and everything kept in first
class dry goods store, are to be had very
cheap at Frankland's, Union street.
Fashionable hats, furs, mems furnishing
goods, etc, at Jesse Ely's, ii North Cherry
street.
Persons desiring fnst-class work in pho
Biography should not fail to patrOnize Poole.
Attention is called 10 the notices of Lee
beck Bros in our city items this morning.
They are enterprising young men, and will
do all they claim. Give them call.
Two front rooms for rent, with board.
DweHing-house, No. % South McLe-
more street, for rent.
Store-house, on corner OF Church aid
Market streets, for rent.
Three ladies wanted to work at dress
making.
Everybody wanted to know that Thor
toms liver and blood purifier is great
medicine.
The attention of merchants is called to
special trade sale of clothing, boots, shoes,
etc, on Tuesday next, at Reece q Co.'S
auction rooms.
Sherif's of valuable city property on
Saturday, Dec. 5.
Cal. Wagner's minstrel troupe and brass
band give three performances at the Opera
House, on Friday and Saturday next. See
advertisement on second page.
See nonresident notice by the Clerk and
Master of the Chancery Court.
Called meeting of Phoenix Lodge F. &
A. NJ, tomorrow evening, at "a O'Clock.
Stated meeting of Claiborne Lodge, F. q
A NJ pVnnlUU-
Warrants are now being issued for cor
poratiOn pOll-taXes. Costs can be saved by |
Immediate payment.
We call attention TO the advertisement |
of the Mechanics National Bank, TO be |
found on second page. From the we'll |
known reputation of Its officers and direct |
ors, we predict for the Mechanics pros |
porous future.
A meeting Of the members Of the Rob |
ertson Association will be held on Monday |
eyening-next at Col. ClaibOrne's office, old /
Union Bank building.
New goods, low prices, and bargains for |
everybody, is the announcement made in \
an advertisement on fourth page, by John
Gilgan a. Co., proprietorS Of that popular /
dry goods establishment, the Southern Pal i
ace, Nos. Ill and I13 Church street. of |
course our readers will take Advantage of
1t.
NJ. Mclaughlin, proprietor of the Phila-
delphia Store, p Public Square, announces,
in city notice column, that he is offering
real bargains in dress goods, waterproOfs,
eassimerss, domestics, linens, hosiery, no.
lions, etc. He keeps on hand also choice
line of boots and shoes for ladies', gentle
mems and children's wear.
Elm street Sunday-sehOOI.
Under the efficient superintendence Of
w. NJ. Mccarthy, the Elm Street Sabbath
school has grown to be one Of the largest