Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-17

Every department Of trade In this
city is beginning to show unusual
and IL is confidently expected
that the fall trade this year will sur
pass any previous year.
Mr.. Jos. T. McTeer, the Prince of
Clothiers, in the exercise of his usual
foresight, left for the East "a early as
July and purchased the largest stock
OF clothing that has ever been dis
played In o Knoxville house, and his
second full stock of fall and winter
clothing is. now being received, Mr..
McTeer, having returned to the city
only few days ago. Not many
years ago most OF the East
Tennessee merchants purchased
their clothing East, bat this is
now no longer necessary, and the
merchants. have found out that they
can do better by purchasing from
McTEER's wHoLEsALE DEPARTMENT
than by going to or ordering from the
East. Having been connected with
the Wholesale clothing business for
many years, ha,knows just the quality
of goods needed throughout the entire
country, and, purchasing such inn
mense stocks as he does for his whole
sale and departments, he can, as
a matter Of course, obtain better terms
and more liberal discounts than small
dealers. The East Tennessee ner-
chants who have given him trial
have long since been convinced OF this
fact, and those who have not can
easily be satisfied on that question
II they will but give him one trial. His
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
is full and complete in every respect,
and the same rule as to price will hold
good In this department.. Purchasing
such large quantities of clothing for
the wholesale trade, his retail trade
gets the advantage of the heavy dis
counts, and consequently he can not
be undersold by any one. He keeps q
full stock OF clothing and gents' fur
nishipg goods, from the cheapest to
the very finest quality, and in this
connection we would state that he has
q finer line of goods than he has ever
carried in stock before. On the other
hand he has fall line of
CHEAP CLOTHING. s v
The man Of little means, who is
forced to economic, need not suffer
this winter, for McTeer can dress him
comfortably for very few dollars, and
we feel satisfied that he can please any
and every one on that score, as he
does not ask large prices and then fill,
but asks fair price and holds to the
same. DON'T say you can't afford q
suit until you have visited MeTeer's
and priced his goods.
| YOUTHS CLOTHING.
His supply of youths clothing, to s
casual observer, seems large enough t
clothe the entire youth of the country
and, indeed, we have no doubt Mr.
McTeer could come neaspr than an,
one else in doing SO, should the de
mand be made upon him. All styles
and prices of youths clothing can b.
found at his house, at wholesale an,
retail. For
j BOYS CLOTHING
McTeer's Is the place, for that depart
J ment has been as carefully looked
after as the rest, and ell the boys In
the country can be fitted and suited
they will but call. His stock Of chill
drens' clothing Is also very large an
complete, and we have no donbt bu
what he can please the most fastid
GUS mother by dressing up her dal
lings in style.
II OvERCoATs FOR ALL.
In looking over his stock Of over
, coats. we were perfectly astounded
!. and could hardly imagine that b
would find sale for all. Yet he fee
satisfied that before the season
over he will have to order more
, He has put the prices 30 low that the
a must sell. and moo ne will feel lik
shivering In the cold when they can 81
, a good overcoat. fora few dollars at MI
Teer's. There Is every style Of men
overcoats, from the finest to the cheaI
est, the same Of youths, boys an
! children's. Such stock of overcast
!, has never been seen Ia Knoxville b.
fore, and no one need have any troubl
in making selection
j. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
{ This department Is very complet
., as any gentleman can soon convint
9 himself. A full stock OF Gloves, Sill
. Handkerchiefs, Neck wear, Collar
q Cuffs, etc., can be found. A ia
It line of white and. colored shirts, and
d complete line Of gents' underwear 4,
l. fall or winter. 8EAs
Aa MERCHANT TAILORING.
Mr.. McTeer has the largest line
Is fine piece. goods ever countered
Knoxville. and employs none b
good and competent WORKINGS
guaranteeing perfect fit In every ii
stance. In fact, Mr.. McTeer is pr
pared to supply all in the clothir
line and promises entire satisfaction
all who may favor him with the
= custom, and will offer special Undue