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

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mart The firm of Trabue, Davis & Co.
have for years been in the habit of handling
large quantities of cotton in the bale. 1t is a
house whose irreproachable integrity is known
and recognized all over the great Southern
country. Year by year cotton comes to this
famous house in larger quantities and from
longer distances. This pioneer house in the
cotton trade of Louisville has gained the con-
6dence and esteem of the cotton planters and
dealers of the South.
ALFoRD, NEwHoUsE & co.
The gradual growth of the business of a
great wholesale house is one of the surest in
diees of general increase in the population
Of country. We were very forcibly i'm
pressed with this fact while looking over the
stock of the stanch and well known drug
house of Afford, Newhouse s. Co. Every
thing that our rapid advance in civilization
has made necessary as material for the supply
table of the chemist pharmaeopia of the
druggist, is to be found in their immense
stock The multiplication of means of trans
portation has largely increased the business of
this house, which extends throughout the
whole South and West.
A handsome compliment to the integrity
and well known liberal dealing of this house
came up during the yellow fever epidemic
A druggist of Memphis, temporarily in Gin
einnati, received a telegram from his clerk for
3 large line of drugs to be shipped to Mem
pins The druggist at once telegraphed the
entire order to Afford, Newhouse & Co, of
Louisville with instructions to ill it at their
best rate. This incident is indicative of the
universal esteem and confidence with which
this solid house is regarded.
HARRISON & GATHR1GHT.
There is not a stancher or more reliable whole
sale house in the entire country than that of
HARRISON & Gathright The sterling gentle
men composing this house are familiar with
the intricacies of the harness and saddlery
business, and their insight into the needs of
the great trade of the South and West is best
evidenced by the superiority of their stock in
ali lines They have every late approved de-
vice in brides, harness and saddles, well as
everything appertaining to horse gear. The
vivid interest which this firm takes in their
great industry is admirably shown in Mr..
Gathright's valuable and unique inventions in
saddles, saddle trees, iron horns and gig sad
dies, besides numerous other inventions of
great merit The firm of HARRISON 81 Gath
right is power its its line.
DR. wINTERsMITH's CHILL CURE.
The name Of the above gentleman has been
made most familiar one in those sections of
:he country subject to malaria for DIR. Win
tersmiths Chill Cure has been found an abso-
lutte cure and preventive of all descriptions
of mAIariOus disease, including chills and
fever, bilious, typhoid and remittent fevers,
and all others of that class. Arthur Peter 81
Co. the great Wholesale drug house of Louis
Vile, are the general agents for all of DR..
Whtersmith's famous remedies.
Chiffon, GUTHRIE co.
This we'll known trunk house is one of the
most stable and reliable in the trade of the
South. They have all the latest and best i'm
provements in everything appertaining to
trunks, travelling bags, sachels, etc. Their
manufacturing facilities are of the best, and
their goods are of a high grade in excellence
and low in price. This firm is crowded by
orders this fall.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
The recent failures in life insurance COM
panies in the East and West serve to bring
more prominently into notice those which
have weathered the storm, and, after most
searching investigation, are found to stand
upon firm foundation. Among the best and
strongest institutions in this kind in the cOun
try, as far as solvency is concerned, is the
Southern Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Louisville. The officers and directors are
among the most respected citizens of that city,
ana the rigid economy of expenditure, coup
led with judicious investments, has had the
legitimate effect of securing the confidence and
respect OF its policy holders.
JOHN p MORTON CO.
Ii would be more appropriate for us to ask
John p. Morton n Co. to introduce us to the
public than to perform that office for this old
and we'll known publishing house. From
period so remote that the memory of middle
aged men and women run not to the contrary,
the publications of the firm of Morton lS Girls
void have been as familiar as household words.
We can really form no estimate of the amount
of white paper used in this establishment, but
it must be enormous. In holiday goods the
largest line kept by any house in the city, of
all styles, from the cheapest to the most ele-
egant, is to be found there.
THE DICKINSON FURNITURE COMPANY
is one of the oldest and most favorably known
of all the factories in Louisville. The facilities
for obtaining walnut, which abounds in Ken
lucky and which finds its market there, are so
great as to render that city the cheapest mar
ket for furniture in the country.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
In h,ots and shoes there are a larre number