Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-18
MR. los. r. McTEER
Ready for the spring trade.

having completed his second purchase
this year Of spring goods. He went
east in January and purchased an i'm
mense stock OF goods and now has
added another large invoice, making
the largest stock of clothing ever In
Knoxville before In any one house.
He proposes to compete with any
market east, west, north or south,
and, in fact, having purchased his
goods so early in the season, he can
sell to merchants cheaper to-day than
they can buy the same goods east, and
save them the freight in the bargain.
This is no idle boast, and any mers
chant can easily convince himself by
making a trial. His stock is COM
plete in every respect-all sizes mems,
youths and chidrens clothing
and our country merchants will
find that they can find just
the line of goods suited to
their trade. They can make the
trip at much less expense. and can
look over the stock In person and pick
out the styles best suited to their
trade, while, II they should order from
the east. in all probability they would
get goods which would remain on
their hands at the end OF the season.
They will always find Mr.. Nc Peer
and his accommodating clerks always
ready to wait upon them and give
them all the information wanted.
HIS RETAIL DEPARTMENT
is also well stocked and complete, and
a gentleman can be supplied with any
style of suit he may want, from the
cheapest to the finest. and especially
would we call attention to his very
large stock Of blue finnel goods, of
which he has every grade known to
the trade.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
His stock in this line has never been
SO complete, and neck.wear Of every
description and OF the latest styles,
collars, cuff, handkerchief, suspend
era, shirts AM other articles too numer-
Gus to mention, make this department
unsurpassed in the city. To fact, we
dou bt II any one can fall to find just
the article they need.
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
This department has also received
Mr.. McTeer's special attention, and is
stocked with as fine line OF piece
goods as was ever shown In Knox
Vile, and a first-class cutter and filter
is always ready to take measure, aud
competent workmeu to make suits
that none dare TO grumble at.
Any one wishing suit made to order
after the latest style Of fashion should
not fail to give this house call.
BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
Mr.. McTeer has looked after this de.
partment with great care this year,
and to make more room, he is having
an additional room fitted up on the
side of the rear end of his store,
25x50 feet, especially for this depart
ment, and parents will find that
they can dress their boys and children
up in the latest styles at very mod
crate expense. His stock is SO large
aud complete, we believe he can ii
any boy Or child in the city. Give
him trial.
THE Personnel
consists OF the following statesmen, all
well known, who will treat their Gus
TONERS right: J. T. McTeer, Cha,
e. McTeer, James Queener, ].
t. Williams, Alexander Brandau,
Sci. Nelson, Samuel McNutt,
Samuel Ledgerwood, James T.
Shields, James Mahoney and Rob-
ert Without. AR. VIM. Ashmore is
the book-keeper, and Henry Jourol-
mon the cashier. All the attaches of
the store are obliging, and customers
need not fear but what they will
meet pleasant faces and kind treat-
ment, which fact, in connection with
their large stock Of goods and low
prices, certainly makes this a popular
house to deal with.