Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-11
THE EXPOSITION.
Another big Turnout Last Night
The Poultry show Tomorrow
r.-tf,er Noffees of Displays,

Another big Turnout Last Night
The Poultry show Tomorrow
Further Notices Of Displays,
There was a liberal attendance at the
Exposition yesterday, from the opening OF
the doors in the morning, and large
crowd at night.
The Hermitage school visited the Expo
| sition in body during the afternoon.
Considerable interest is manifested in
the poultry show which comes of to-mor-
row. 1t promises to be the largest display
of fowls ever made in the State.
We continue our notes on display:
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS, coRsErs,
HOOP SKIRTS, ETC.
The principal attraction for the ladies, on
the north side of the promenade gallery,
is the handsome upright show case OF ID.
Loyeman & Co., filed with Everything
composing a lady's toilet, including the
most beautiful ready made saques, ladies'
and children's underwear, exquisite TRIM
mings. and the finest French embroidery.
II is by the aid of the enterprising busi-
ness men like the firm of ID. LOveman q
| Co, that the Exposition is made a success;
and had every merchant in the city come
forward and contributed their share as lib
orally as they have, We would be able to
boast of the largest and most successful
Exposition in the country. Mr.. L. j. Low
enthal, a member of this firm, is also one
of the directors of the Exposition, and is
as untiring in advancing its interest as he is
in making the firm to which he belongs
rank second TO none in the South in their
line of trade.
This firm makes specially Of white and
black goods, and carry the largest and best
selected stock in the city. Their assort-
ment of ladies' furnishing goods, black silk,
black silk velvets, black alapacas, etc, is
very large, aud is held at very reasonable
figures. They have an established reputa-
tion for the manufacture of the most eie-
CANT underwear for ladies and children, and
| make this a distinctive feature Of their
large establishment, and are probably do
| ing the largest business in this line of any
, house in the South. Their cloak and dress
making department is another feature OF
their business. and they have large force
constantly engaged filling orders. A new
attraction has recently been introduced in
the way of zephyr worSted, patterns foI
embroidery, etc.
ID. Ioyeman & Co., are probably the
largest importers of corsets in the south,
and they keep on hand the largest assort-
ment of difierent styles 10 be found west OF
New York. They continue the manufac-
ture of hoop-skirts on large scale, and
keep pace with the changes of style, turn
inc out only the latest and most fashion
able patterns. Their trade in this line OF
goods is very extensive, and their make Of
hoop-skirts is known and appreciated all
over the southern country,
| In contrast with many firms who have
DISPLAYS on exhibition, Mr. LOventhal de-
votes his spare time in explaining TO lady
visitors the quality, pIice, etc, OF the goods
they have in their building, and by this
close attention to business he has succeed
ed in making many sales of differ
ent articles on the spot, and yet has not al
lowed his display TO suffer, each article dis
posed of being Immediately replaced from
their extensive stock in store.
Ii is unnecessary for us to commend this
firm to the ladies of Nashville, who are
well acquainted with the class of goods
kept on hand, and show their appreciation
by giving them large share Of their pat
rOnage. Visitors to the Exposition will
ind lust what they want at ID. LCyeman &
Co.'S, and can rely on courteous treatment
rare bargains, and goods Of the very best
material.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, ETC.
There is no handsomer display in the
building than that of the enterprisiDg firm
of Collier, Sweeney & Co, at the east END
| of the promenade gallery, where will be
found Splendid samples &C r. Hoe < Co.'S
solid and inserted tooth saws, which for
durability and fine finish have no superior
They are sole agents for Tennessee for thi:
make of saws, and have created an extern
slye demand for them. In beautiful show
cases may be seen some Of the finest speci
mems of cutlery, pistols, etc. to be fOunC
anywhere, while on the wall space hans
the famous Remington breech-loadins
fnwling pieces. This gun is getting IA
great favor with spOrtsmen, and it is rapid
| " taking the place of every other make il
this market. Fishing tackle is also dis
PLAYED. and they have in store an immens'
assortment.
Not content with their grand display il
the gallery, MeSsFs. Collier, Sweeney 1
Co. have placed near the fountain pyra
: mid Of gum and leather betting, manu-
featured bv Geo. S. Fail * Co., celebra
! ted line of goods for which they are speeia
l agents for this State. Immediately OppO
site the beltiug is a pyI amid Of hemPel
rope of different sizes. They keep in stor
probably the finest and largest asSortmen
of goods in their line TO be found in th
| CITY, and strangers and others will find
! to their interest to give them call.
DOORS, SASH BLINDS AND BUILDING MA
+ TERIAL.
I At the east end of the new wing MessIE
e W. r. Mcfarland * Co. make an exten
T sive display from their mandatory, in
0 Guiding doors, sash, blinds and buildin
e material generally. Also, a fancy pater
< fence. which attracts the attention of a
!. | visitors. This fence is made in section,
: is strong and durable, and can be put up a
r cheap as a common paling fence. A ~
e specimen of Tennessee lumber from Alex
: ander's mill, franklin, Tenn, is also show
5 in the shape of board by 26 inches, an
S | 2S feet long in the clear, and measuring II
S feet inches. And in addition they hav
n on display samples of wainscoaiing, Gel
[ ings, pine, poplar and cedar flooring
4 sidings, mOuldingS, etc.
5 w. II. Mcfarland Il Co, rank among til
4 largest manufacturers and dealers in lumbC
q and building materials. They keep on han
5 the largest stock OF doors, sash, blind
1 | mouldings. dressed flooring, shingles, etc
Y to be found in the city, and sell at figure
as low as any mandatory in the countTl
2 They are also agents for the sale OF III. "
Johns patedt Asbetos Roofing. This rOOfn
has been thoroughly tested and is endorse
{ by well-known and reliable authorities, an
q is now in use on thousands Of buildings i
:. | all parts of the country, and is PARTICULAR
5 valuable for roofs of railroad buildings an
S bridges, and for manufactures, warehouse
2 etc, which are liable to injury from acid
or in danger of fire from burning buil'
]. ings. Samples can be seen at the Expos
S ton, or at their planning mill, No. 81 Nort
S College street, and No. 133 North Chen
; street.
/ The senior member of this firm is one
e our oldest and most enterpriSlng citizen
o As one Of the directors Of the Exposition
/. he has been active in promoting its intere.
n and aiding in the success it has atta'ne'
d By his untiring energy he has succeeded
IS establishing an extensive trade, not onl
t in Tennessee. Georgia Alabama, Mississil
pi and Kentucky, but makes frequent shil
: ments of building material to Indiana, III
) nois and other Northern States.
All orders are promptly filled, and on
the best material furnished.
POOLE'S PHOTOGRAPHIC DISPLAY.
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