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''I TIIE DAILY AMERICAN USTASHVIEEE SUND AY MORNING JANUARY 26 1889 14 THE DEATH RECORD PEOPLE AND EVENTS RAILROAD Time The following tiie leaving the Unlonpepot Louisville V'Ntshvnle la 102) a Ur i r4'P Louisville A Cincinnati Louisville fc Louisville Cincinnati express Bowling Green accommodation Mortality fur the Past Week in Thia City Dr Charley Mitchell Health Officer and City Registrar reports the following deaths and births in the city for the week ending at noon Saturday Jan 25 1890: DEATHS Movements of Many Folks Here and There served The visitors are guests of Miss Kate Wllkea Wednesday night In the club rooms an enjoyable and pretty german took place rhe following participated led by Miss Charlotte hlt-thorne and Mr Alexander: Mr A Dale and Miss Minnie Holding Mr McKnlney and Miss Saunders Mr Fowler and Miss Kate Wilkes Mr Gamble and Miss Carrie Rleke Mr Gregory and Miss Birdie Fowler Mr Hughes and Miss hue Temple Mr Charles Gamble and Miss Blanc Czapskl Walter Carter ridge Clarence Smith Chaperons-Mrs Holding Mr and Mrs Thos Jones MURFREESBORO IB Coining and Going Guests Welcomed and Speeded Exposition i88q Pears obtained the only gold medal awarded solely for toilet SOAP in competition with all the world Highest possible distinction 1 Aw eow ly top col nrm 11 -ill ni uiu a rn 5:10 510 7:25 am £lo Kntertainmenta Wedding and Other Social Matter of More or Lmi Interest Evansville A St Louis Evansville St Louis a Chicago Evansville A Chicago Ex Clarksville A Hopk'nsvllie accommodation Nashville Montgomery New Orleans Nashville New Orleans Nashville Montgomery New Orleans Express Nashville A Decatur local Nashville Florence A Sfief-1 field Nashville A Pulaski Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Chattanooga Atlanta Chattanooga A Atlanta Chattanooga A Knoxvl'ie Fayetteville A Fayetteville A Huntsville Sewanee Monteagle A Tracy City Sewanee Monteagle Tracy City Lebanon mail Lebanon accommodation McKenzie A Memphis McKenzie A Memphis- 35 a a Sumptuous refreshments were served There MlMEulifkllllken has returned from Leb- Mlss Clyde Purdy of Gallatin Is visiting Miss lnMlsEudora Hall of Adalrvllle was here w6K Mrs McGoodwhi Is visiting friends In Bowling Green Mrs Wm Beall visited relatives in Russellville last week Mrs Jennie Hupp left a few days ago for Weatherford Tex BOWLING GREEN KY Miss Bettle Bridgewater and sister of Lebanon are visiting Miss Nellie Eubank Mrs Dr Turner returned from Danville Wednesday night Miss Mary Clark of Hopkinsville is the guest of Mrs Lawson Miss Maggie Covington of Allensvllle Is visiting her sister Mrs Hancock Miss Katie Murrry Is visiting Miss Lula Cox Mr George Gillum Is the guest of Rev A McDonaUL Mrs Mary Vanmeter will give a coffee social next Wednesday night Miss Minnie Hope of Denver Is the guest of Miss Cora Gossom Miss Mary Morton of South Union is visiting her sister Mrs Will Merritt Miss Davenport who hits been on an extended visit to Mrs Meyler left Friday The members of Company A will give another hop Miss Kate Sproule of Sprlngvllle Mo Is visiting Ragland Mr Will McGoodwln was in the city Monday the guest of Mrs Beauchamp Miss Minnie Gilson went to Nashville Sunday to visit relatives Mr Atkinson and wife of Franklin have been visiting this week Miss Janie Ewing Is In Nashville visiting friends Miss Mary Bell of Hopkinsville Is the guest of Miss Grace Barr Miss Allle Mercer of Elizabethtown Is vlslt- e-'-0 a I 3:40 in Notice Out-of-town correspondents who expect to see their society and personal letters in the Sunday edition of The American must have the copy in this office Friday night AU letters received after that date will be destroyed nip 7 ft ni tun: 5K 3:15 3:15 jQjr 72? 3 bl a 3 4a 1 Miss Josie Ewing who has been In Nashville the guest of Misses Hord has returned home accompanied by Miss Sadie Hord Mrs Nuckolls Miss Nuckolls Misses Mattie Jordan and Docle Sparks made a theatre party to Nashville last week Miss Emma Clayton has returned from a visit to relatives In Frank'd Miss Sallle White of Bellbuckle has re- tUMlss Martfe Miller of Shelbyville Is visiting Miss Bessie Ranom Mrs Buchannan of Gallatin Is visiting her mother Miss Daisy Wade who has been visiting In Kentucky has returned Mr and Mrs Rucker of Nashville are visiting the family of Mr Huggins here Miss Mary Barton who has been visiting in Franklin and Nashville returned In Beadyyllle last week accompanied by Miss Mary Pleas Richardson of Nashville Miss Roberta eu-del of this city Is also visiting her Miss Docle Sparks Is visiting Misses Katie and Fannie Lou Wilson on Gowuy street Nashville Mrs Joe Tobias has returned after a visit to relatives at the East Mr and Mrs Will Ransom Jr have returned from an extended visit In Mississippi 7 Mr and Mrs Critchlow returned last week from a visit In Nashville Miss Allle Belle Jordun is visiting In South Pittsburg WAVKKLY i mi mm mal estate Li III UULLIVInillj Rooms 39 40 Bax Baiter AGENT Court Renting Sales and Loans Negotiated Prompt attention given all business If I have not what you want will endeavor to find itT and save you money Tcleplto ne 915 References: First National Bank Rhea Son Dr Duncan Eve ja3 ly ATMORE I Louisville Ky LINCK Depot I North College street DAN LEY (Jen St Ity Nashville Tenii 1 KNOX Union 'Picket Depot Church street A ROBINSON Union Tlckn well House 'H Agent 9 BIRTHS Males 13 females 11 total 24 Males 3 females 5 total 8 Males 16 females 16 total 32 THE MONUMENT FUND lng her brother Ml! Iss Lula MONEY SAVED IS MONEY Obenchain of Wythevllle Va Is visiting Mrs Vanmeter Mrs Kohlepp has returned to Franklin Mr George Robertson and wife came home Saturday and were warmly congratulated by their numerous friends Mbs Myrtle Whsford left for Woodburn Mrs Hughes Is visiting Mrs Wlnnns Gardner father of Deputy Clerk Ben Gardner and one of the best known men in Warren County was burled last Tuesday aged 74 lss Taylor of Nashville left Thursday Mrs Rebecca Eubank of Franklin Is the guest of Dr Gils Townsend and wife A Voice From Rutherford County Tin the True King Maj Sparks assisted by Mr King will work in Rutherford County in the interest of the Davis monument fund Mr King writes: think old Rutherford will do her part I would like to see funds enough raised to build a monument to Jell Davis higher and finer than has ever been built one that will attract the admiration of the world such a monument as he and the cause he so ably reoresented JOINi Davies Wi CD A RKSVTDU15 At the residence of Mr Haney Mr Alexander of Reeves Station was married to Miss Ida Ridens of Newbern The coupl will reside at Reeves Station titate Comptroller Allen and lady of Nashville Mrs Capt McAdoo and daughter Mary Mis Estelle Hart of Nashville ami Miss Mary Rosser of Steveneon Ala daughter of Col Rosser Road master of the Nashville Chattanooga St Louts Railroad have beeu guests of Mrs Nolan for several days Mrs Emma Oliver of Big Bottom this county visited Mrs Martin Rev MrT Bowman of Lebanon preached at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sunday Miss Lilly Trotter of Hustburg has been the guest of Miss Mary Thomas the past few days and returned Thursday A social was given at the residence of Mr Harris Clerk and Thursday night TULLAHOMA Louisiana State MenCinsm Incorporated by the Legislature fn- by the Legislature for ys HOPKINSVILLE KY Now forming and get a fine or Q-OLD WATCH DIAMOND PIN or RING piece of SOLID SILVERWARE FINE CLOCK or BRONZES in fact anything in our Establishment BY PAYING ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK FOR 52 WEEKS Every week some member of cur Clubs srets a GOLD WATCH or ANYTHING THEY DESIRE Over 400 of our Club Members obtained WATCHES last year Many of them are joining our Clubs again so well pleased were they Call and see ua The DOLLAR INVESTED THIS WAY IS A DOLLAR SAVED Miss Mary Summers of Cadiz Is the guest of Mrs Cooper Miss Mary Radford of this city Is visiting her aunt Mrs Henry Sugg of Russellville Miss Lena Grlssam of this city Is visiting at Clarksville Dr James Rodman ha returned from a visit to relatives in Washington Miss Mattie Cohen has gone on a visit to relatives In Cincinnati and New York Miss Sudie Edmondson of tills city has returned from a visit to relatives In Nashville Miss Mary Green has returned from a visit to relatives in Louisville Mrs Joe Forelth of Nashville Is visiting parents Edmondson and wile ot mis city Miss Adella Clifton of Clarksville Is visiting friends In this city Jones of Nashville was the guest of friends here tiie past week Airs Roberts and lamlly of Missouri are visiting relatives In this county Airs Roberts has been absent from Kentucky thirty-live years Airs Rogers of Charlottesville Va who has bran visiting her daughter Mrs James Wood left tor her home on Friday rational and Charitable purior art franchise made a part ot the Constitution in 1673 by an ovrwha mit popular vote Its MAMMOTH DRAWTSfis ta place Semi-Annually (Juno her) and Us GRAND SINGLE mV BKB DRAWINGS take phe 1 of the otHer ten months i ul( Jef and are all drawn in public si Academy of Music New OreausLn FAMED FOR 20 YEAitS For Integrity of its Drav-isatj Prompt Payment of Pu Attested as follows: do hereby certify that re arrangements for all the Monthly avt nual Drawings of The and in person mwpsmi' Jit fir a wing themselves and that V- iv conducted with honesty fatmrss a faith toward all parties and Company to use this certify' Cc if-' of our signature attached us oIm muds' J'f 1 1 ID 1 The marriage of Miss Mai Williams daughter of Mr Williams of this place to Mr Henry Sperry of Nashville occurred at the family residence last Wednesday evening at 7 Elder Young officiating Miss Susie Thack of Bellbuckle Is visiting Miss Mackle Paschall Miss Mattie Uannaway who has been sick several weeks is Improving Miss Katie Book who spent several weeks visiting friends at Nashulile and Shelbyville returned home Tuesday Mr Wilbur Luuher and Miss Carrie Cole were united In marriage Wednesday evening at the residence of the mother Mrs Daniel Logan Rev Maynard informed the ceremony After a wedding supper the couple went to their own home Rev Schramm has accepted a call to the pastorate of the Baptist Church at ahelby-vllle HUNTINGDON TUSeUAIBIA ALA id CORNER CHERRY and UNION STREETS Mr Ingram editor of the Chronicle pas been confined at home several days Mrs Bowling and little daughters are on a visit to her brother at Huntsville Ala Mrs Cotham of Perry County Is the guest of her daughter Mrs 8 Nichols Greenwood avenue A1 Miss Rosa Kahn for some time the guest of friends here left for her home at Hamilton a few days since She was accompanied by Miss Ida Joseph Mr Mack Leigh Is out again after an Illness Of several months The Progressive Euchre Clnb was entertained at Its last meeting at the residence of Miss Sadie Dunlap Miss Maggie Daniel visited Miss Reed In Paducah a few days Mr Joe Tiers Is attending school at Lexington Ky Mrs Henry Wilson of Klssemme Fla Is visiting friends Mr Ofington has returned from a tour of the Western States Miss Lena Grisham of Hopkinsville Is the guest of Mrs Frank Frlederllng Miss Emma Smith has returned from a visit to Hopkinsville Rev Harrison Is able to fill his pulpit again after a short Illness Mrs Bowling of Hopkinsville spent several days with friends Mr A Trice Is on a visit to his mother and friends after an absence of ten years He Is living at Aspen CoL Mr John Staton ts quite sick at his home near New Providence Mr Emmett Morrow who badly sprained his ankle not long since Is able to be out again Mr Raymer and Miss Nannie Clark were married at the residence of Mrs Small on Seventh street a few days ago by Rev Sullivan Miss Adella Clifton visited Hopkinsville several days Miss Belle Lleber is convalescent after a severe spell of sickness Mr Ike Kluman spent several days in Hopkinsville Miss Blanche Polk of Cedar Hill Is spendlgn some time with her sister Mrs Jas Smith Itftdlson street Mrs Alice Keliow has returned to her home in Dallas Tex Mrs A Grant Is confined to bed with a badly sprained ankle Miss Blanche Hattier has returned from an extended visit to New Orleans Mrs Smith Is convalescing from a sever Illness Mr Rufus Rhodes and wife of Birmingham Ala are on a visit to Mrs mother Miss Jullg Lockert of the county spent several days visiting Mr family Misses Nora Rudolph and Josie Winn of Rudolphtown visited Mrs Smith a few days Miss Alice Winn of Nashville has been the guest of Mr Rudolph several days Mrs Julia Courts visited her brother Mr Courts Russellville Ky Mr IL Gentry and Miss Susie Harper were married art the Northlngton House Thursday by Squirt Caldwell Miss Ruth Hattier has been quite sick several days LEBANON oc21 1 Building Permits The following permits were issued by the Building Commissioner during the past week: Mrs A Iser repair and remodel brick tenement at No 615 and 617 South Cherry street f300 Mike Dunn Irume dwelling at No 1815 Cedar street A Duncan brick stable on Broad street f2 000 Calhoun two-story frame storehouse No 1000 Division street $1000 Beasley frame stable on Asylum street $50 8 McPeak frame dwelling on Crooked street $650 An Oltl Pistol Misses llandly of Broad street presented the Historical Society yes terday with a pistol used by their relative Col Parkes in the war of 1812 The Parnell Branch The Parnell Branch of the Irish National League will meet at 3:30 this afternoon at which time business of importance will be transacted Proceeding Cautiously Average Female this car Conductor room I get in have to stand I suppose unless someone gives you a you see any men there who look as if jump up and give me a say that I any of them look decent enough to feel mighty uncomfortable if a lady was yes all of get New York Weekly Newspaper Change Knoxville Jan Special John Hearn purchased half interest in the Evening Sentinel to-day and now has entire control Col John Fleming is retained as editor and Hearn Will assume business management Rrakeinau Cantrell Dead Knoxville Jan Special James Cantrell the brakeman who was caught in the bumpers and had an arm crushed last Friday night died from his injuries this morning gnv is XK Miss Birdie Baker returned this week from Atlanta Tex where she has been visiting for several months Mrs Travis Davidson her cousin came with her Miss Mattie Carnes after spending several months In Searcy Ark returned last Wednesday accompanied by Mrs Nora Carnes of Searcy Mrs Allle Humber returned from Newport Ark last Thursday Miss Belle Westbrooke of Martin Is visiting Miss Lena Hawkins Miss Elwood Pate of McKenzie Is visiting the Misses Bryant Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Eva Prince to Mr Eugene Milburne of Memphis next Wednesday afternoon Dr Hendrix of McKenzie will perform the ceremony ''The bildal party leave that evening on a Southern tour Mrs Davies Is slowly recovering from a severe Illness Mrs John Goodwin has been quite 111 Miss Louise Uerudon Is sick at the residence of Airs Calvin Goodloe Airs Paul King has returned to her home in Leighton Miss Lula Merrill Is visiting relatives In Memphis Air Porterfield who has been quite 111 Is convalescing Miss Fannie Sawtelle returned from a visit to friends In Memphis Friday Mr Hobt McKnlght Is recovering from an attack of jaundice Engineer Saunders of the Memphis A Charleston Railroad has been dangerously 111 Dr Henry Dill has just recovered from an attack of jaundice Arthur Hurley is quite 111 Ailss Bertie Carter of Cherokee visited friends here Ailss Florence Derons who has been visiting In Huntsville has returned Mrs Joe Walker of Russellville was In town Monday Mrs 1L SKtrkpatrlck Is with relatives In La-vergne Tenn Ailss Leila Hlghdon came down from Leighton Thursday Airs Ben Sherrod Is In Union City Miss Emily Stueblnger niece of Father Agatho returned to her home In Chicago We have too many (goods which must bo before the close ot the season In order to do th we are offering everything in and Clothing At Real Bargains as PRICES HAVE BEEN CREATLY RECUCED In every department Those noeding anything in our line would do well to call on us before buying TRACY CITY A CHOICE NEW LINE SILK UMBRELLAS We the undersigned Banks and flnfcn pay alt Prises drawn in The I levies which may be presented a I jur amtms 51 WALMSLEV JUmuiiuut 3 tionai Rank PKHKE LAN AUX State National Dank A BALDWIN New Orleans Na tionai Dank CARL KORN Union National Bank GRAND MONTHLY At tlM OA CAPITAL PRIZE 100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each Halves $10 Quanta Tenths Twentieths LIST or PRIZE OF 300d)0 I PRIZE 100000 is DB 1 PRIZE Ot 60000 IS 1 PRIZE OK 25000 is 2 PRIZES OF 10000 are 6 PRIZES OF 6000 are -Z 25 PRIZES OF 1000 are i 100 PRIZES Of 600 are i 200 PRIZES OF 800 are 600 PRIZES OF 200 are UJ approximation prizes 100 Prizes of $5oo are 5 100 dk B00 are 100 200 are -I i terminal ppizsa I 999 da 100 are 999 da 100 are a 8134 Prizes amounting to Tickets drawing Capital ProJ not entitled to Terminal Prizes FI CO HUNTSVILLE ALA METZ ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Eda Knight to Dr William Gahagan Jan 28 The farce a Sleeping by I) Howells was presented at the school building by the home talent of Tracy City A special train will be run Monday morning to accommodate the large number of persons who will attend the opening of Terrill College at Decherd Mr and Mrs Ortnsbee have returned from New York Mr Brazelton of Rising Fawn Ga Is here Miss Mollle Nolan has returned from a pro longed visit to Pratt Mines Ala Mrs Warren Is on a visit to friends in the city 307 TVoiuh College Street sc20 SPRINGFIELD 1 Wm Gordon Esq a member of the bar this city and a most popular and cultivated gentleman was married In New Orleans Wednesday evening to Miss Susie Richardson Messrs Boyd Danvln and Lowe of this city accompanied the groom to act as attendants AUss Ollle Van Valkenburg has been visiting friends at Decatur Mrs Oscar Hundley made a short visit to rel atlves In Nashville during the week Rev Chas Cabaniss who has been visiting relatives In this city has returned to his pastoral duties at Anniston Airs AI Cooper who has been visiting In Tuscumbia has relumed Mr Louis Fremldllsch of Mansfield ts In the city the guest of Messrs I and Well Ailss Minnie Crunk ot Fayetteville Tenn Is the guest of Misses Irene and Uelle Roper Miss Aiamle Kyan of Aler-dlanvllle Ala is visiting Miss Fannie Powell on Aladlson street The Standard Club gave an elegant dress Dali Tuesday complimentary to Air Jacob Her-stein of Gadsden who is on a visit to relatives here Airs Swafford of Terre Haute Ind Is sending the winter here Miss Helen Barrister of this city Is visiting Mrs Stone at Birmingham 217 NORTH CHERRY STREET BOOKS STATIONERY PERIODICALS Mr John Anderson of Clarksville siient several days this week with hie family Mrs Sue Lowe of Nashville visited the family of Joe Stark this week Mr Hill Green and wife of Memphis are visiting relatives Mr Bell of Louisville Ky ha been called to the bedside of his father Joel Bell who Is quite low Mr Long spent several days visiting relatives In Nashville The young ieople were given an entertainment at the residence of Mr Win Allen Dr Hoss of Vanderbilt delivered two sermons at the Methodist Church Sunday Blank Books and Office Stationery Printing and Binding Periodicals furnished at prices Marcus Ward Fine Stationery GALLATIN AGENTS WANTED Eftoa Club Rates or snr rur' -r formation desired write legibly to signed clearly stating your res ev- i State County Street and Number Mur-r- return mall delivery will be ass 1 enclosing an envelope bearing your full lib IMPORTANT Address A I'ACi'HlK New Orleans Lt Or A DAUFITIN Washington Or I RICE 147 North S- -In id- By ordinary letter contalnlm: 51 Issued by all Express Companies New -a Exchange Draft or Postal Mote Address Registered Letters couuaitf rency to NJEW ORLEANS NATIONAL New Orleans i FLO ItENCE ALA Mrs Chas Reed has returned from New York Miss Sophie Foster has returned from a visit to Tullahoma Wm Carter left yesterday on a visit to relatives at Franklin Ky Miss Ella Fleming returned to her home In Memphis Tuesday Misses Eva and Annie Brown have returned from a visit to Franklin Ky Judge Vertrees of Paiatka Fla Is among the recent arrivals Mrs Buchanan Is on a visit to friends and relatives at Murfreesboro 217 Nertii Cherry St NEW LAW BOOKS Miss Jennie McClain is in Nashville on a visit to Miss Wilson East Nashville Miss Emily Peyton of Gallatin who has for several days been visiting the family of Mr Peyton near the city left Friday Mrs Buchanan of Chattanooga who has been visiting the family of her father Prof A Buchanan returned to Chattanooga Friday Mrs Hancock of Nashville spent several days with her father Mr Baker Harris near Bellwood last week Mr Sigmund Hill has returned from an extended visit to blends and relatives at Memphis Mr James Douglas Anderson has returned from a trip to Nashville where he spent the vacation between the fall and spring terms of the taw school CoL Hotchkiss of Brownsville Is this week the guest of the family of Mr John Sanders near the city Miss Katie Lee of McEwen Tena who is visiting her sister Mrs John Trelmg has been quite sick during the past week Miss Nannie Wilkerson of Murfreesboro has been visiting her cousin Miss Jennie McClain this week returning home Thursday Mrs McClain after a short visit to friends In Nashville and Gallatin is again at loma Rev I 8teel of Jackson is here and Is conducting a very successful revival at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church Rev Black pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at Columbus Miss spent a few days recently with friends here Miss Mary Lowe of Green Hill Is the guest of Miss Gordon Rev John Robinson pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at Henderson Ky spent a portion of the week In Lebanon Miss Mary Pearce daughter of Pearce has been selected as a member of the faculty of the school at New Middleton and has gone to take charge of the musical department Miss Lizzie Ross of McMinnville who has been vlsttlng Miss Fannie Golladay leaves next week for home Miss Bude Carver of Memphis Is vlsitlm? her sister Mrs Jno Hanner Miss Ethel White daughter of Dr White of Nashville is visiting Misses Maggie and Anne Claywell Miss Laura Jnnlngs la expected to visit Miss Sophia Hancock in a few days One of the prettiest and at the same time one of the quietest weddings of the year was that of Mr A Johnson and Miss Mattie Magoess The ceremony was performed at the country home of Mr A Bass near Shop Spring by Rev Oakley After the ceremony an elegant supper was served The bride and coun have since remained nr ionnson is a prosperous farmer and merchant at Greenwood this county Miss Magness was formerly of McMinnville but has for some time been a teacher of music near Shop Spring COLOMBIA The Voice Is easily injured the slightest irritation of the throat or larynx at once affecting its tone flexibility or power All efforts to sing or speak in public under such conditions become not only painful hut dangerous and should be strictly avoided until every symptom is removed To effect a speedy cure no other medicine is equal to Cherry Pectoral The best of anodynes this preparation rapidly soothes irritation strengthens the delicate organs of speech and restores the voice to its tone and power No singer or public speaker should be without It Lydia Thompson the famous actress certifies: Cherry Pectoral lias been of very great service to me It improves and strengthens the voice and is always effective for the cure of colds and several occasions I have suffered from colds causing hoarseness and entire loss of voice In my profession of an auctioneer any affection of the voice or throat is a serious matter but at each attack I have been relieved by a few doses of Cherry Pectoral -Tills remedy with ordinary care has worked such a SVIagical Effect that I have suffered very little inconvenience I iiave also usedit in my family with excellent results in cffiiglis colds Wm Quartly Mtnlaton Australia In the spring of 1853 at Portsmouth Va I was prostrated by a severe attack of typhoid pneumonia My physicians exhausted their remedies and for one year I was not able to even articulate a word By the advice of Dr Shaw I tried Cherry Pectoral and to my surprise and great joy in less than one month I could converse easily in a natural tone of voice I continued to improve and have become since a well man I have often recommended tiie Pectoral and have never known it to George Lawrence Valparaiso Ind Cherry Pectoral -ON DRESDEN Mrs Austin returned last week from an extended visit to friends In New Orleans Mrs Newsome of Memphis Is visiting her sister Mrs Al Mrs Jos Uouerwas and family of Mauketo Minn' arrived here last week and will locate Air and Mrs A Ashcraft of Tex visited Aiessrs Ashcraft Col A Stockell and family have moved here from Nashville Airs Morrell ofMalsela 111 visited the city last week Miss Lizzie Halsey has returned to Tuscum bla after several visit to her cousin Miss Pattle Jones who accompanied her Mr Hughes of Hot Springs Ark was in the city this week accompanied by Ills family Mr Dan Browne of New York City Is visit lng his sister Mrs Camper A party consisting of eight couples came from Columbia The Ermine German Club will tender them a complimentary german The Synodical College gave a musical recital Tuesday night Mr and AlrsT Foster gave a reception at the College Hotel In honor of Miss Edith 1 Hanna or Rlchwood Among those present were Foster and lady Harvey Foster and lady Tice and FoUer HERE'S A LITTLE LIST that the paymept Is GUARANTEED UV FOUR -s A ANKS ot New Orleans and the tWHtw signed by the President of an lnstlt chartered rights are recognized in tnen I courts therefore beware of all luilu oas anonymous -s I ONE DO LLA the prloO I of part er fraction of a Ticket JL in any Drawing Anything in fared for 1ms than a Dollar 64 Suretyship Collateral Securities Sales Damages Public Policy Receivers Abstracts Injunctions Attachments Eta Miss Ada Turbevllle of the Fifth District has returned from Fulton Ky Mr Loyd has returned from a visit to Nashville Mr Lewis returned this week from a visit to Clinton and Fulton Ky Mrs Reavls and daughter Miss Claudia have returned from a visit to relatives at Gleason Mr Alexander and daughter Miss lone of Gleason visited Dresden Saturday Miss Ella Winstead has been quite 111 for two weeke at the residence of her sister Mrs A Paschall HALEY UNION STREET all ENIER CHOCOLATE UNR9VALLED UNEQUALLED UNEQUALLED Mr Claude Goodrich of Ethridge Tenn spent several days with friends here Mr Moore and wife of Nashville spent a few days with their relatives Miss Emma Ferrell of Tullahoma is visiting here battle Russell has been spending several weeks with her relatives In Tullahoma A nice social entertainment was given at the H- Klmbro last Friday night which was well attended and highly eiijoyeu MANCHESTER PUREST IN THE WORLD CO-HTAIYN no UHKHICAIN or ADULTERATIOIVS Paris Exposition 1889 8Ccorladndmedalss Ask your Grocer for MENIER CHOCOLATE (YELLOW WEAPPEE) For Sale Everywhere BRANCH HOUSE UNION SQUARE NEW YORK t-' rRKPARxn nr Miss Carrie Thompson of Wartrace is the guest of Miss Annie Taylor itenevleve Thoma of Tullahoma Is with the Misses Vincent Happy Souls That Sought the Preacher Last Week The marriage licenses granted for the past seven days are as follows: White Joseph Rodgers and Rachel Hight Hase Hall and Mattie Cornelius John Cawley and Ida Robinson Fred Roser and Lula Smith Thos A Small and Jennie Westfield Thos Jones and Killer Thomas PI Seal and Lettie Ferries Uus Waller and Lenier Read Wm Ezell and Lillie Kern Dillard Moore and Mamie Brien Elijah Mil-wain and Margaret Brown John Nichol and Ella Deal John Lechlester and Katie Wild Henry Stephens and Barner Binkey Michael JLafley and Margaret Dowd Wallace Tell and Rosa Tell Richard Bell and Margaret Lanier Thos Sargent and Bettie Smith Edgar Howard and Rosetta Haynes Thos Moore and Minnie Hutchinson Solomon Taylor and Margaret Berry Nathan Moore and Mary Griffin Peter Davis and Lea Sharpe Henry Harris and Mary Young FOR IIIIjIOUSNESS FRANKLIN KY no inconvenience I mended by hyininM 1 everywhere temb Pharmacion Psrm jei Miss Annie Ridley is in Memphis Mr and Mrs Watkins have returned from their Southern bridal tour Miss Ida McCord Is back from Naahville Miss Esther Lasker of Little Rock visited the Misses Lazarus Miss Annie Harrahan of Louisville Is the guest of Miss Charlotte Henderson Miss Agnes Bunch has returned to her home near Ash wood Mr and Mrs Russell and Patch of Minneapolis Minn are visiting the family of Charles Russell Mrs Sam Mayes and Mr and Mrs Norman Klrkman were out from Nashville several days ago Mr Charles Armstrong and bride have returned to the capital city after a short visit to the mother Mrs Fannie Armstrong Mrs A Cunningham of Frankford Ind has been a guest of Mrs Wilkins for some days Miss Kudoa Prewett of Nashville is visiting Miss McCord Mrs Caroline Nicholson has been critically til but Is improving Miss Jessie Harris of Nashville is visiting Miss Amanda Harlan A theatre party was given last Friday night consisting of about a dozen couples complimentary to Misses Rleke and Fowler of Paducah and Miss Banders of Evansville After the concert the party repaired to the Century saViDfl where a euniptuvus supper was it anyw' that DR AYER CO Lowell Mass Sold by ail Druggists Price $1 six bottles $5 For Coughs Colds There is no Medicin liks OR PULMONIC SYRUP It is pleasant to the taste and does not contain a particle of opium or anything Injurious It is the Best Cough Medicine in the World For Sale by all Druggists Price flM per bottle Dr Book on Consumption and its Cure mailed free Address Dr Sohenok Son Philadelphia el I lm BT nrm SMOKE THE BEST 5-CENT CIGAR MADE CHEW 9-IN0H BLUE TAG HENRY COUNTY TOBACCO A FLOERSH CO Sols Agents Nashville Tenn Ah Mrs Moore has returned from a visit to Bowling Green Mrs Thlda Moore after a pleasant visit to the family of Edwards has returned to Nashville Miss Laura Holland of Appleton City Mo Is visiting her aunt Mrs James ilcKlnzy Miss Rebecca Eubank Is visiting relatives In Bowling Green Miss Lizzie Montague leaves this week for Augusta Ga where she will visit Misses Alice Turner and Kfitelle Carter of Gallatin are the guests of Miss Emma Collier Mrs Stringer and Mrs Collier are visiting relatives In Woodburn Miss Minnie Stringer left yesterday for Cave City where she goes to visit Mrs Gran Hammond The Young Pleasure Club new social organization was entertained Tuesday mlng Mr ftDd Mrx McGcodwUi Si XsliJ $200000 When mercury sarsaparilla at a cure nod our in mercury Hot SprtngWi Magic Remedl'3 laDd jg that will give permanent sxcef11 Use Acid Phosphate Dr Gillies Winnipeg Manitoba says: have nsed it in a typical case of indigestion with biliousness and found it to be without exception the best thing I ever used in ftUPh CEffcs.