Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-21
New Advertisement.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
VIC. Collier. for many years ministering
70 the intellect asa bookseller, has changed
his business and will hereafter be found at
che New Odd Fellows Temple, where he
viii furnish material for the stomach. He
will keep a general assortment, each article
being select. of family table supplies.
Grateful. as he is. for the patronage he has
received, he promises to merit the good
opinion Of all, by supplying them with
things that are 10 more important, bat are
more constantly demanded. If you will
call be will tell yOu the rest honestly and
faithfully.
The ElmwOOd collar always looks well.
Our friends, contemplating building,
would do well TO read the advertisement,
on our fourth page, Of the Standard Car
Roofing Co. Their roofing consists of cor
rugsted galvanized iron, which is now con-
sidered the best roofing material in use,
and by this company is always put up TO
stay.
1t will be seen from an advertisement
this morning that the firm of Treppard *
Co. has been dissolved Mr.. +. A. TreppaTd
retiring. The business will be continued
by Mr.. T. J. Treppard at the cd stand, No.
Il North College street. Mr.. John W.
Barnes. the popular salesman, will remain
with the new firm. They will continue TO
do all kinds Of tin, copper and sheet iron
WORK, roofing, gutteTing, etc. Among their
large stock Of stoves will be found the Fa-
vOrite, Andrew johnson, Paragon, and all
the leading brands. We trust the new firm
will receive the patronage 50 literally be-
slowed on the old firm.
White woman wanted rs cook.
1 No. carriage painter wanted.
Transfer wagon and set Of paTlor Turni-
ture for sale.
Elegant storehouse, a Union street, for
rent.
Sensible old men wanted to buy COM
Portable broad bottom boots at the Max
wei House Shoe Store.
Everybody in need ofgoOd servants want
ed to leave their orders with Z. N. Porter
& Co, - Church street.
Called meeting Of Smiley Lodge I. o.
OF, this morning at o'clock.
The steamer i. II. Cooke leaves for the
head Of the river on Monday at 4 P. NJ.
The BuIksyille is advertised to leave
positively on Monday, at Z NJ, for Cairo,
ST. Louis, Memphis and New Orleans.
1t will be seen by an advertisement on
our second page that the grand Gift concert
Of the Odd Fellows Building Association
Of Greensboro, y. c., has been postponed
to "Wednesday, March Il.
Decorative flags Of all sizes for sale by
Wheeler, Marshall X Bruce.
See Chancery Court nonresident notice.
We call particular attention 20 the ad-
verliscment, on our second page, Of the
First National Bank. This is one Of our
oldest banking institutions, its officers pos
sessiug a business reputation which com
ment from us could add but little to.
Hogan Bros announce, in city notice col
umn. the receipt Of new CalicOes, tydy and
knitting cotton, flannel, etc, which they
will dispose of at their usual very low
prices.
Jesse Ely, proprietor Of the popular
Cherry street emporium, is now pTeparedtO
furnish his friends something nObby in
Sp ing style hats. Call and examine.
Do not fail to read the advertisement
in another column of John Gilgan & Co..
proprietOrs Of the Southern Palace, III and
iI3 Church street. The spring goods now
on exhibition az this popular establish
ment, cannot fail 10 please, both in quality
and price.
For cheap dry goods, we can safely com
mend our readers to the Philadelphia Store,
p Public Square. The stock at this es-
tablishment will be found TO embrace |
everything in he dry goods line, boots, |
shoes, etc, which for quality canuot besur-
passed by any ether establishment in the |
city.
Down they go-that is the prices Of all |
kinds Of dry goods at Lebeck Bros, II |
Union street. We advise our readers to 4
call and examine their splendid stock.
Joe FARMLAND & Co. announce, in city /
notice column, that they are selling domes-
tics, edgings, alpacas, cassimeres, and in
fact everything in the dry goods line, at
prices that cannot fail to please. See what
hey say on the subject.