The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-11-21

| which they desire to give the best possible pro-
lection from the elements, always use Louis
willie white lead for the paint, rather red
lead, which is merely white lead burned. This
is a strong tribute 10 the honorable dealing of
Louisville's two great white lead companies
the American White Lead Company and the
Kentucky Lead and Oil Company. The man
agement of these two great concerns is in the
hands of gentlemen of exceptional integrity
and high character.
W. t. PYNE BRO.
This concern, with its enlarged manufac tu-
ring facilities, shows what pluck and work can
do for business. This firm is rapidly climb
/ ing to the front rank as millwrights in the
trade of the South and West. They furnish
mills, build factories and mills, and supply
all needed machinery for them when built.
The energy and honesty of w. T. Pyne &
Bro. are widely recognized.
| MUssELMAN & co.
Louisville has wide fame as the great
tobacco mart of the world and the firm of
Musselman 81 Co. has aided very materially
| to produce this result Their facilities for the
manufacture of leaf tobacco into all the forms
known to commerce can not be excelled, and
they have numerous appliances of their own
which give to their tobaccos a flavor and ex-
| cellence seldom found. Dealers all over the
South will find it to their interest to obtain
the goods of Musselman 81 Co. Their tobac-
cos give increased satisfaction to consumers,
and largely advanced profit to dealers. This
firm employs two hundred hands, and has
90 pacitv of FORTY thousand rOupda mar vaak
j. t. GATHRIGHT & co.
1t safe to say that in the matter of saddlery
and harness the great house of j. T. Gsthright
& Co. stands practically without superior
either in the South or country at large-that
lie, when you consider the general adaptability
and effectiveness of their goods This house
is swift to grasp any new invention that is a
demonstrated improvement over old processes,
and all through the great South their goods
are esteemed as being beyond all question
sound and reliable. The business of the firm
is constantly increasing, which goes to show
that solid merit is certain to be appreciated in
the long run. Mr.. j. T. Gathright has con-
tributed many valuable inventions for the
comfort and convenience of horsemen and
horses Mr.. j. T. Gathright's new saddle,
which is illustrated by cut in this paper, has
received the warmest commentators of
gentlemen riders, and is meeting with a large
sale.
MRS. EMILY TRIP,
the successor OF Louis Trip, who was in the
music business in Louisville for great many
years. is agent for the celebrated Decker &
Sons pianos, and other popular instruments,
and keeps a general assortment of musical
goods, sheet music and all of the late musical
publications. Orders sent to Mrs. Trip will
be promptly filed.
d. H. BALDWIN & CO.,
dealers in pianos and organs is one of the most
enterprising houses in Louisville. They have
made themselves well and favorably known
in this city, and have established large and
growing trade by their enterprise and the ex-
cellence of their instruments
WAR; BURKs.
The Commercial College presided over by
these gentlemen is one of the most complete
in this country. They have ample facilities
for giving q thorough business education to
young men.
WILLIAM PoUTCH.
This gentleman leads the city of Louisville
in fancy engraving. Hisewedding cards, mon
ograms, stationary, etc, are executed in a style
of art that is classic in its elegant simplicity.
BARCLAYS BELLS
Their tuneful music has been heard for |
many long years, from the everglades of |
Florida to the broad stretches of prairie by the
side of the Red river of the North The |
kentucky Bell' is probably the best sheep |
and COW bell in the world-its fame is ma
tional
VIM. sKENE co.
The development of the oil trade of the |
Southern country is due in very large de- |
gree to the enterprise and intelligence of this |
house. They have facilities which can not be |
excelled for supplying the very best oils at
low prices. Dealers are advised to send for a |
copy of their new and attractive paper, called |
the journal of Light"
BARNES s BRO.
For all kinds of jewelry and spectacles of
the best quality go to G. P. Barnes & Bro,
under the Louisville Hotel. This concern is
up to the times in style and price of goods.
J. G. MATHERs.
Tower Hall is the most prominent feature |
of Market street. 1t is fifty so, for only
building of palatial proportions would be ap-
propriate to display the gorgeous styles of
carpeting which are handled in such immense
quantities by j. G. Mathers.
SWAMI & sNoDDY.
The wide variety of the styles of hats, caps
and furs handled by this house has attracted
much attention on the part of out of town
buyers. This house handles straw goods,
ladies trimmed hats, gloves, etc, in large /
quantities This firm has an honorable record /
as an t,pripht business house