Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-11-23
NEBLETT & TITUS,
ProDrietOrs Chronicle.
New Advertisements.

See dissolution notice fthe firm of Shell
by, Scott & Co.
Anyone wanting fresh pork should call at
Charlie Bankers. He has nice lot on hand.
Read the special notices OF the New York
Store recently opened in this city. Alkinds
of fancy and dress goods at low prices.
Keesee & Northington advertise superior
quality OF hop yeast powder for baking pur-
poses. Try 1t.
See advertisement OF lost overcoat. The
finder Of the same is requested to leave il at
Cookies.
See special notice of the Singer Man'fg Co.
Their agent, Mr.. White, will be found ready
and willing to supply you with anything in
the sewing machine line.
Read Cookies specials. He has an elegant
and varied assortment of watches, clocks,
iewelry, etc. When wanting anything of
the kind, give them a call.
Pitman & Lewis advertise their new stock
of gentlemen's clothing. No house in the
state sells better goods, and those who buy
n them will get the worth of their money.
We call attention to the advertisement OF
Reese & Northington, wholesale and retail
grOcers. They have choice lot of flour,
coffee, canned goods. new crop molasses and
sugar, pure whisky, brandy, etc, and every
thing else kept IN a first-class grocery, and
all at reasonable prices.
In this issue appears the advertisement of
the Elephant Warehouse, than which no
house in the State is better known or its
proprietOrs held in higher esteem. They
have recently enlarged their storage room,
and we hope that with their increased ca
pacity they will receive increased patronage.
though the Elephant Warehouse has never
been lacking in that respect.
In another column will be found the ad-
vertisement OF the Gracey House. This
house, as is known to every planter in this
section of the country, has ever been one of
the best in the State, and those who have
heretofore patrOnized IL need not fear that
their interests will suffer by the change re-
Gently made in the firm. The new firm is
one of the strongest engaged in the tobacco
trade, and have the requisite amount of cap
itaI and experience to render success a GER
tainty.
The advertisement of MesSrs. Ligion &
Settle will be observed in another column.
1t is a new firm but they are not new men,
both of them having long been identified
with the confectionery and toy trade in
Clarksville for many years. We have eX-
amined their newly selected stock and only
regret we have no children TO treat there.
We shall certainly have TO borrow some
this Cristmas time. Infantry head quarters
ought TO be sign of the establishment; and
we expect to see their levee attended by a
crowd of little people every day from now
to Christmas daily accompanied by their
fathers and mothers prepared to foot the
bills. To this latter class we need only to
say that while their goods are everything
that taste and ingenuity can provide. l.
and g. are prepared to make prices more
reasonable than have ever been asked here.
Go there my friend with the whole family
and you will come away with the old lady
smiling, the children delighted and even
yourself satisfied that you have been let of
cheaper than you could have imagined.
What's the odds any how: Christmas
comes but once year.