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MORxnsra jvjsy 28 1890 3roypAY TITO DAILY A3IERICAIT IfASIITILLE 3 foundation wiU rest sixty feet below CAUTION rr-- ON THE LAKE SHORE by Miss Bettia Box Mrs Robert Napier of Nashville is spending the friends at Trenton Mrs Law-son and children are visiting relatives BURNETT'S the surface Pier No 3 will be floated this week pair iiun ma ianie and price in Missouri: Geo Bell ot Sher ft turner with her parents at Keynoias-urg on Tennessee river Mrs A man Tex is visitincr relatives EDUCATIONAL AVOItK Harpole Clinton Kv has been visit this his old home Miller Wad dell A Tasln Lilian's Trip to the ing friends aud relatives near John- at Pleasant and Profitable Institute an old Union City boy but now a prominent business man of Littlo WOOD VIOLET sou villo the past I'tw days Famed Jlattewas I he Lives3 When out of order Involves every organ of the body Keroedles for some other derangement kre frequently takeu without the least efTect beeause it is the liver which is the real source of the trouble and until that is set riht there can be no health strength or comfort in any part of the system Mercury lu some form is a common specific for a sluggish liver fcut a far safer and more elleclive niedieine is (Ireencville Last Week Greeneville Tenn July The Hock Ark is here visiting relatives and friends who always keep a hearty inoli ester Winchester July Special welcome for Miller Miss Mary labors and associations connected with the week just closing will be long re His Funny Experience With a Cana Miller proprietor of Mount Balch after a visit of several weeks to her iriend Miss Mayme Andrews has returned to her home at Jack-sou Mr James Curlin of dian Customs OClccr membered Last Monday morning the Peabody Institute and Greene Miller invited the Tisitors at East Brook to dine with him yesterday Vehicles were pent out to the springs VIOLETS County Normal was called to order by Memphis is visiting relatives here Miss Ethel Ownby is visiting relatives This exquisite perfumets made from the true violets and the low price of this article makes It a necessity to those who love the flower Also Perfume of Garden Heliotrope Perfume of Southern Jasmine Perfume English Sweet-Briar Hon Park chairman of the ex Merriment at Keeent Aril about 11 o'clock and about seventy-five ladies and centlemen arrived Robertson County rrof it iu ecutive committee Tho Greenevine nd en ioyed themselves until 1 o'clock ohoir with organ accompaniment ren als at Tnte Mont Miller's Delightful Dinner Crockett has returned from a short visit to Brownsville" Mr and Mrs John Bell are in Chattanoogaior a lew days Reynolds and wife of when dinner was announced After the guests were seated in the dining-room Prof A Barrett was called dered a beautllul selection ionoweu by an invocation by Prof Monroe On motion of Supt Wright Capt 8 Douglass of Gallatin was elected chairman of the institute Prof Jackson are visiting Mrs Ionian the on and welcomed the guests in an ap Kingsville Ont July 24 During mother ot Mrs Keynoids dubs Alice Lucky of Paris and Miss Ettie All- propriate speech Mr Anderson responded on behalf of the visitors Tho dining-room was tastefully fitted Earnest and Dr Smith were elected secretaries The address of man of Uleason are the guests oi the early portion of the summer I noticed in your paper the advertisement of "The Mettawas" situated atKinjs-Ville Ont Canada A3 the beat at Miss Clide KhrnehardU Oscar Jones np and the dinner was superb fol FOR SALE AT RETAIL AT FOLLOWING PRICES: Small Size Gold Flated Sprinkler Top R5 Four-Ounce Bottle Glass Stopper 7 Klght fl-25 Sixteen For sale generally In New York City Chicago St Louis Boston and all laruk cities and towns by dealers In fine perfumery L- DOUG of Arkansas is here with old-time lowing is a list of the guests AS Bmiiey John Whorley jonn welcome was delivered in an elegant manner by Mayor John Brobson The response was made by the representative of the State superintendent Capt 8 Douglass In such imspiring Nashville increased so increased my S3 SHOE 1 I 1 Bransford and wife Johnson Brans-ford Mia Lizzie Bransford Miss defSire to get away from it I there Una Calf and Ijirpii friends Miss Nettie Meadows ot Dresden is here II Grinin of the Obion Democrat has returned from a two weeks' stay at Dawson The following young ladies and gentlemen visited Hickman Ky and the Georgia Burk Miss Noxie Chermey Miss Maud Haynes Nashville Mrs tne exwiienee ani shoe cannot be 1 Indorsements of Itn weaiers fore went in search of my atlas and located "The Mettawas" I found Kingsville to be a small village situated on the north shore of Lake Eric James Anderson Auburn Ala words as to cheer the teachers ana enthuse the audience The laborers in the institute were put to work and kept at their respective tasks by day and by night in such a skillful manner as to instruct the teachers inter beautiful Hubbard Cemetery on Sun George West Birmingham Ala SlVO Genuine JOS BURNETT CO PIIOPKIETOKS BOSTON and CHICAGO my5 mowefrt 3m top col nnn CTibbs and wife Miss Willie Lou 0 day: William Norred Moses Allen Harry Lukins John Semoues and distant southeast from Detroit Tibbs Miss Corrie Tibbs Thomas Wehmon Ed Crenshaw Misses Tibbs Jr Waco Tex: Frank Uray est the citizens entertain the visitors Mich about twenty-seven miles My idea was that the location was suffi and wife II Manlove and wife S400 SQ50 3 and enraoture the andience and strlish ur- m-iKts It'u'lf Mailtl'Sew t-t unequaailcd Ooodyar A -lr shoe at a pojiu: 1- J'olic-iiin' adapted for ral'r Manlove MJackson Nash I'This is an Age of Apollinaro Water" We cannot mention all who labored Ayer's Pills For loss of appetite bilious troubles ronstl-p3tion indigestion and sick headache these Pills are For a long time I was a sufferer from stomach liver and kidney trouble-! experiencing much difficulty In digestion with severe pains In the lumbar region and other parts of the body Having tri-d a variety of remedies including warm baths with only temporary relief about three months ago I began the use of Ayer's Pills and my health is so much improved that 1 gladly testify to the superior merits of this medlelne" Manoel Jorpe Pereira Porto Portugal "For the cure of headaehe Ayer's Cathartic Pills are the most effective medicine I ver James Dorchester Mass When I feel the need of a cathartic I take Ayer's Pills and find them to be more effective tlian any other pill I ever Mrs Gnibb lim weilvtlle Va I have Iound in Ayer's Pills an Invaluable remedy for constipation biliousness and kindred disorders jcculiar to miasmatic localities Taken in small aud frequent doses these Pills Act Well on the liver restoring its natural powers and aiding it in throwing off malarial poisons" (' Alston Quitman Texas Whenever I ain troubled with constipation or suffer from loss of appetite AVer's Pills set me right atjain" A Kiser Jr Kock House Va In 1S-S by the advice of a friend I began the use of Ayer's Pills as a remedy for biliousness constipation liiKh fevers atl colds They served me better than anything I had previously tried and I hnve used them in attacks of that sort ever since II V' Hersh Judsonia Ark Ayer's Fills rREriEED BV ville Malone Birmingham Ala Walter Bttant to make the institute successful but SO-50 ciently far north to be cool but being situated on the north side of tho lake the breezes would be rom the south and therefore not too cool I left Miss ianme Hatchet Miss liutsoD Clara Semones Moliie Bourne Jennie Bourne Maggie ilubbs Bertha Powell and Ellen Ilubbs They report a delightful day Miss Maggie Pack has returned to Dawson after a few days at home Miss Inez McFadden of Memphis is the guest of her sister Mrs Reynold prominent among them were Supt Wrie-ht bv his untiring labors Prof Anderson Montgomery Ala All made hi Comrr L-CT'i' Apolli nans Mrs Stevenson Shelbyvilie: Miss Nashville on Saturday morning last on Many Caldurville Mrs Edward Byrne Earns by hjs learned clear and practical addresses on varied subjects connected with the methods of teach the 9:20 o'clock train and in due time reached Cincinnati at 8 Tho ciarksvllle Hawkins it Richardson Mortimer II Richard ing Supt John Uyden by most son Thon Spain Nashville Bill Mil trip over the Louisville Sk Nashville Montrajjl MOnteagle July Miss Jose valuable instructions to superintend ents natrons and teachers: Prof ler East Brook: A Barrett and you can rest assured was hot and wife A Ensley and wife Earnest bv his concise logical and phine Freeman of Jackson Miss SHiT1 Have been must lav iluced and the rec'hi-- isjl theui superior to an Ask your dealer at send direct to fac Nr- price or a br I IKll'l! LUa IUI JalS a 317 ami 1 Goto YF A kG2AJ)Yj fir Gregory wife and daughter DBveholoeieal methods of teaching Banks and wife Capt Terry and son There were over 123 teachers present wno was brought here ill about a month ago died last Thursday night 1 ntzpatrick Lisa 11 uarmacic and wife Jones Esq Winches- Her body was interred to-day with during the hrst nay ana me laierem increased until near 200 were enrolled and 145 tickets were sold to persons ter Misses Ada Morrow Libie Morrow appropriate ceremonies in tho village who entered and were examined THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS" AHERICUI PTJBLIO HEALTH ASSOCIATION Extrmct rot the Rtfxtrt on the FolUtie of Wattr SuPfiut "Typhoid fever In oar cities is in a great part due to th sewage in the water supply "We cannot shut ottr eyes to the relation which exists between sewage in our streams and typhoid ever in the cities that are supplied by them" "Thirty thousand people die of typhoid fever annually in the United States of America" The purity of Apollinarii Water offers the bett security against the dangers which art common to most of the ordinary drinking MEDICAL RECORD T7ie annual eon sumption of this favorite beverage affords burying ground Her grave wus cov Bessie Jackson Izora Orr Maud Jack son Mrs Orr James Orr Mrs dusty I iound Cincinnati hot as usual I went to the St Nicholas Hotel had a good dinner and feeling thereby in a very jrood humor wended ray way to the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton depot for my sleeper to Detroit 1 bad telegraphed trom Bowling Green for my berth and upon my arrival at the depot I iound myself provided with a good bed for the night with one exception viz the sleeper was simply red-hot It was impossible to remain inside the car much less to go to bed behind curtains and I remained on the platform until we started After Breast Nashville Mrs Hern- ered with beautiful llowers the tribute of loving relatives and friends She Entertaining recitations were given by Misses Mattie Frarier Bessie Mur-phv Belle Coliom Roby Fitzgerald don Mr Herndon Clarksville requested that she might be buried on Miss Nellie Breast Nashville Airs and Rev Oscar Haywood: instructive the mountain rather than be sent to John A Clements Clarksville Miss essays were read by Misses Mattie SHO her distant home Her remains will Maunie Conley Mrs Morrison however be taken to Jackson next Frazier and Mattie Mitchell addresses on educational subjects were Miss Mary Lou Morrison Wm ver fall trees Nashville Mrs Stevens delivered by Mai McKee Capt The 8 Round Table met Shelbyvilie Anderson Nash James liobiuson Hon Park yesterday afternoon and spent a very we had cotten some distance out of ville Beach and wile Liarts Hon A Pettibone Rev DR AYER CO tail Mas I tail Mass prontabio hour discussing the race Cincinnati the car cooled oil some Ville Willoughby and Prof Jordan SHOS Rider ia Mtdicire ei3 5 4 aOy -t IterkJnB ij problem Miss Julia Tutwiler of the Hold by ail and 1 a striking proof of the widespread demand what and 1 retired for the night and soul-cheering vocal and instru mental music by the choir gave ex Kingston Springs About 5 o'clock 1 awoke aud thought 1 Alabama Normal College situated at Livingston gave some interesting reminiscences of her trip to the BiNKLKY was in a refrigerator We were then WFAKLET President Kingston Springs July 27 Quito number came down to the german Gen Manager quisite delight to all The exercises last niirht were very interesting Capt getting near the lakes I pulled up National Educational rconvention at one blanket that was not sufficient St Paul and also of the work she is last night which was a delightful af and np came another whereupon 1 doing among the convicts iu tho Ala fair It was led by Jno Means Thomp wntca exists jor laote water oj aosoluie purity" Medical Journal The T'U-k Yellow Labels of tlx Apollinaris Company Limited are protected by Perpetual Injunctions cf the Supreme Court BEWARE OF IMITATIONS mjr519Je2I690Jyl428aul5sel2 fp nrm bama State prison son than whom no better leader ever was coniiortable and went again to sleep I wai sleeping like a top when I was next awakened by tho porter in- More than a hundred people went on Douglass made an "The Girls and Boys of the South" It was filled with food for thought and delivered in his attractive and impressive style The conductors of the institute were presented with bouquets baskets aud wreathes of flowers graced a ball room and to whom all the excursion to 1 racy City this morn iorrmng me that we weie near Detroit are inexpressibly indebted He has ing The train left Monteagle about 8 o'clock and got to Tracy in time for When wo reached that city and I stepped out of the car I felt as though I were in heaven The air was cool Ak for Meaj-j' ti the excursionists to go into the coal Morrison KALLOCC caoes lor Jdts mines go through the prison inspect promised to lead as rover again this week Pleasures have crowded thick and fast upon each other these past few days There have been two euchre parties with sterling silver prizes a our i ore anu trj oa pair of tin: iullktin the coke 6vens and get back to Mont- clear and blowing strong Irom the lakes and after the heat aud dust that I had been through for the last mouth the air from the lake was indeed KALLOCK MORRISON eagle by 12:15 Nasuvtue Tknn July 27 Sam bean-bag game with prizes Friday 1 omorrow morning at 11 o'clock COMMERCIAL ABSTRACT CO Oratlzed in 188V Furnishes Abstracts of Titles to Real Estate In Sashvihe and hatUson County 1're-jjares Leeds Mortirases etc i Accuracy and Satisfaction Guaranteed DiBrrroRfl: Weakler Anson Thomas Callender Rtfjert I Morris I James Pilcher Turner II Yarbrousu Firrar BlnHU-j- OFFICE 217 UNION STREET lelephone No 30 a TENNESSEE 5Ss RELIABLE PACKET evening a german leu by Mr Mer Dr 11 Morrison of Atlanta will A A 308 CEDAR STREET Ksa Laft Us cLbv DENTISTS Weather rit 1 ilcher and Alias Ulenn Wednesday heavenly Alter a good breakfast at the Hus- preach and in the evening there will evening lollowed Thursday evening sell House I discovered that the sub be a service of sacred song in charge of Prof Bailey Monday morning at Colon Street Nashville Tenn by an impromptu german led by Mr jects of the queen are a very religious stations klv'r Ct'ge! ieet Louisville 51 -0 1 Nashville-- 2 4 Chattanooga "7 5 Memphis 10 4 -02 leksourg 15 4 -0 1 liurnslUe 3 8 -0G Bryan and Miss Gordon Soldier boys 9:30 the first children's meeting will Office hours: 8 a to 6 Je2i ly or' 0" 1(11 00 be conducted by Miss Anna Johnson people and do not ran railroads on Sunday and that 1 would have to remain in Detroit until 9:30 o'clock a tilled the galleritB promenading laughing talking each with his best girl and looking every inch the soldier What a glorious thing it is to THE GEO LESLIE CARRIAGE CO These meetings will continue daily except Saturday and Sunday for the mM Monday To reach "The Metta next two weeas 433 aud 435 North Cherry Street Manufacturers of wear brass buttons anyhow The 8 Round Table will was" 1 knew that 1 had to cross over to Canada by the Walkersville ferry Among the arrivals at Kingston meet every day next week till Friday and then take the Lake Lrie Lssex TERY FINE LIGHT VEHICLES Springs since last Sunday are the fol Which is day At 10:30 a mi 11- Detroit River Railroad to Kingsville lowing: II 1 rank Miss Lillie Glenn a procession headed by Lohtnan's REPAIRING A SPECIALTY But the trouble with me was to cipher Moore Bonner and fam orchestra will start Irom the amphi hwlne President: James Parrlsh Sec out what time next morning 1 would 1 1 -J ily John Horton Sol Frank II Meeks Fields Nashville rotary and Treasurer Ferguson General theatre and march to the Hall of Phi loBophy where Dr Carlilse will con have to get up to reach that morning Manat'-r leo Resile Sup Ie23 ly train 1 was informed that the ferry duct the recognition service the pro THE STEAMER CLYDE Sleeto Xaster I Halo Cat Woods Bench oods PHudson Merritt Pilcher PP Baxter Miss Lili Lee Wray Miss Lili Glenn Miss Addie ran on Detroit local time that the Lake Erie Essex Detroit Kiver Itiver Dinpntches Vicksbcro July River falling City of Monroe St Louis 3 Pittsbcpo July River 6 feet and stationary Weather clear and pleasant Cincinnati July River 6 feet 9 inches and stationary Weather clear and pleasant Louisville July River falling with 54 feet in the canal 3 feet on the falls and 9 feet at the foot of the canal No business Weather clear and cloudy Cairo July ArriydA cession will then return to the amphi- -s- BANKS OFFICE tneaire wnere mo annual address will COI7IE AfjD GEE Glenn Miller Trabue Railroad ran on Eastern standard time and my watch was running on OU3 8TTLI3 0 Scott Journey Nashville be delivered and the diplomas pre-scnted Iu the evening at 8:20 the an nual campfire wiil be lighted Central standard time I was also ni- Be ville Louisville Harris I)KSIvSniAIHSai Always on hand Akff ormcu that Detroit local lime was Moulton Ala Jno Walker and Next Mouday evening there will bo CLOTHING thirty-two minutes slower than East lady Trenton Tenn Warner a concert by Lohtnan's orchestra ern standard time aud twenty-eight Sanalibraii the talented Burmese wil CO a minutes faster than the Central time 2: lv Uray Atchison Jas Johnson Fred Smartt Chas Weikert Campbell Bonner Moses Bonner lecture iuesday evening on "Social Now it worried me no little tor a snort Life in India" illustrated by Orienta time to cipher out at what time ac Willis below 6 OafklaiM New Orleans 7 City of Vicfesburg Natchez Johns Jas Comuton Thatcher costumes curiosities etc This lect cording to my watch I would have to GOnrQ VP STBEA3X fave pajucan every SATTRD AT at 4 ta Leaves Jotinnvtlie even eL NUAT at 1 Arrives at Florence Ala a a DOflX STEEAJI Leaves Florence eactt TUESDAY at 1 S3 leaves Joho-sonvUle each WtDNluOAV NluET at 11 pm PiMengrt lor Tfnne Rlrer points be-twea JohnsoDVlUe and Floreacd can tears 2iasUvllie on Wie suuiiaj nvrnlng train aod eaa depenj on (tUug tne Crle at Joan-oavUi tame Uav al 1 Also (her can leave Nali vine on the early mornlnir train for irlorenoe Ala and connect wth tbe CljJe leaving Florence each TuesdnJ tt 1 Al oa arrival cf the train trera SasanUe retail on Di citu ultra co FOR MEN YOUTHS izi CHILDREN Wblcn for fit are equal to Garments 3id to measure These stood art tailor-made and oar own manu facture Denver State ure will bo continued on Wednesday 6 a A Willis St cross at that lurry lor that 9:30 a evening uuursday evening Pro Louis 6 Henry Lourey NewOr- train Next morning I had reached tho Merrill will give an exhibition in readings and recitations in which DENVER COLOEADO leans 3 a Vicksburg StLouis River 127 feet and rising Weather clear and warm Canadian side all right when members of his elocution class will ed Britisher" stepped np to me and take part PPT7'-'' CAPITAL wanted to know what I had in ''that The concert this evening was large Fred Winter Dr Beard Miss Kittio Blacken Miss Mollio llubbin Miss Louise Eve Mrs Ferguson Miss Lelia Ferguson Caldwell Jas Douglus II A Duffy Jno Means Thompson Krerder Sawrte Durtch Chas Warner Louis Lopp Jr Turner Hody jno McEwen Nashville Edgar Fuller Miss Jesse Fuller Atlanta Miss Fannie Pcarcie Capt Cord Jr A Watter-sonS A Philpot 11 llerrin Timmons Brien John Smith Tucker Guit Nashville satchel" I opened it and showed him a few soiled shirts when he aijuin ly attended About excursionists CHAS THURMAH CO 202 NORTH CHERRY ST Opposite aXsvx-aril Hobm TICKETS) 00 CE IS IUI fox I iirtuel Uiloxuiitlott anlOti were present irom Tracy City So wanted to know what I had in a bun wance Cowan and Winchester die in my band whereupon I displayed $20370 PAID I11CII The lata arrivals are Craig to him some new flannel I had bought 1-rienaship lean Mrs Raines that morning in Detroit VY got into niiaa xjucia i names xniss Uessio quite a discussion as to whether had to pay duty on the new goods Rallies Memphis Mrs Camp Miss Eva Camp Miss Daisy Camp Rome Ga Mrs Sallie 11 Cornelius when he asked me where I came Irom Kank of Cutcmrrce Pays AU Prize AddresM 13 IT nnODU Denver Colorado :3 Johnson ville July Special- River 410 feet on the gauge and rising siowly The weather continues clear and just cool enough to be pleasant The Nisbet had a tine trip as she went down for Evansville early this morning She was crowded with excursion- ists The Clyde as she came up today found a crowd of admirers at every landing and well does she reflect the credit due the officers of the Evansville Paducah Tennessee River Packet Company who conceived the idea of having her so handsomely refitted Col Morrow and family were aboard the Clyde today returning to their home at Savannah The City of Florence is expected up to-morrow night Business is unusually good on the river considering the midsummer season I informed him from "Tennessee" EWItiG CO ine Vehicles Harness Ul 11 and 143 Sortb Harkst St JfASHViLlFt TENN KYILIIOYD NEWS That seemed to strike him as a coun Miss Jessie Cornelius Hotchkiss Nashville Miss Ellen Oviatt try that he had never heard of and Memphis Miss Hattie Johnson Kos alter iniorming mo that 1 "knew no th in of custom laws" he let me travel ciusko Miss Miss Marie Terry Winchester: Dorris Nashville my way 'T CAl St SIKUTi lT Mrs Brown Decherd Miss Myra Alter a very pleasant ride of one hour I reached Kingsville and thence overall isashvilie Mrs it BCooke Mrs Cooke Miss Snoddy Miss went to "The Mettawas" distant only Annie Snoddy Louisville Miss I Soap a few hundred yards and situated on Kirkpatrick Nashville Miss I pi rOFfllL the very shore of the lake (Scented and Unsoented)1 Payne Grand Cave La Miss A Henderson Miss Lula Payue Win Hi" The buildings are elegant and the location splendid but I will write you in a few days a lull description of tho Sary r's3 cvitS Chester Pegucs Miss Willie VHTTS SPECIFIC SKfcCRES A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXM OF ALL DRUGGISTS Ricks Mansfield La Mrs 1 II Hoi (0 No Room fur liould's Line Kansas City Mo July Mr Gould tried to run his new line into the union depot this morning but Depot Manager Fisher refused to have the switches turned for it and after some little wranging the train was taken to the old Northwestern depot Too Kansas City Wyandotte est-ern has been trying to get into the union dopot ever since the line became Jay Gould's property The authorities claim they have not room tor any more trains Too Many Trains Some figures concerning the costly luxury ol operating unnecessary railroads and running unnecessary trains have been published at Chicago by Mr McNalr auditor of the Interstate Commerce Railway Association Ho most charming and comfortable sum man Blake Fayettevile mer resort 1 ever visited A troublesome Fkin disease Burgage Louisiana Col Orville Fin I31EI30LT) SAFE AND LOCK CO CANTON Ilest Fire and Burglar Froof Safes caused mo to scratch for ten months and has been cured bv lay Greenville Miss I NPhillips nol8 mo ly nrm Tate Spring FJJECTiCri rtitcr 51-1 ST IN I'LAINsKAU i IV St oeo rniiiips isasnviiie a Arnold Wartrace Tate Spring July Special a lew days use of 8 II WoLm" Upper Marlboro Md Recent arrivals at this noted resort Monteagle Hotel Furman Fort Worth A Wright II Bry S-11 in Nashvll'e br -m-i-n: are: Albert Beaumann Scott Miss Madeline Scott Miss Susie Scott Churcli street: Lemovl-V A- son foyetteviiie: Mrs Bowdru Mis ard berry streets lioLert Wardlaw Nashville 8 II Tift Sewa Beeghah's Pills ACT LIKE MACIO Oil A WEAK STOUACH OF ALL DRUCCIST8 and spruce sfeet-: Johnson Follette Jno nee rope Taylor Memphis 4 Public ciuare: Swift pecif ic PATTERSON BROS Agents NASHVILLE IOX mh28 eod ly McMillen Charles Mitchell! Hugh street l'ure A Stnms 3 1 tnUth A Uro 311 Hr- Webb Chas Fuller Bradley and Lewislmrg: family Beaumann and family Lewisburg July Special says: ''The four roads contending for the passenger traffic between Chicago and Omaha run twenty-two trains daily and four trains six times a week 'rns Miss Cricket Adams has returned to Milton Shields A Scruggs A Akers and wife St Clair Wm Caswell and wife Miss Mary Boyd MooresviHe to take charge of the pri mary department in the school at that muas frlsumotutb4W tc nrm 1 Sick Headache Knoxville James Kirkpatriok and wife Kirk's Grove Ala Miss Bertha East TEMViriiii3 RAILWAY SYSTEM place Mrs Buchanan daugh I was cured eeverat years ago of white swelling in ny leg by the use of 8 and have had no symptoms of any return of the disease Many prom lnent physicians attended me and all failed but 8 did the work Paul Kirkpatrick Johnson City Ten ter and son Miss Jennie and Sam are Bloch Samuel tfloch 11 Holland Burckerby Rev O'Calla Positively Cared bj visiting friends here Miss Bonni Chan Mrs Jno Strainer Mobile Ala Hayle of Farmington has been visit CARTERS the Little Fills They also relieve DU Hon Kennedy and wile Clarks ing lriends and relatives here A one way and convey an average or about 200 passengers of all classes one way" He estimates that oue train each way on each road would handle the whole business saving 2540876 a year in train expenses If the number of trains were doubled in order better to accommodate local traffic still J13G4210 would be saved a large share of which might be divided with the public in the way of cheaper fares Mr McNair believes the total waste in this useless competition throughout the United States' ville Fitzpatrick Asheville Loyd who had been filling a clerkship Itress from Dyspepsia 3 a-r-t-v fcyev Uf A Matthison Dr Walker in the Louisvuie iNashville shops a NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING I'auk ah Kr May 31 lSja A meetlne of the stockholders ot the Paducah Tennessee A Alabama Railroad Cotnpatry Is hereby called and will be held at the oiUce of said company-ln the city of Paducah Kv on Tuesday tne ftth day of August l-iO Lieteeu the liours of It) o'clock a in and 3 o'clock: in of said day for the purpose of considering ami voting upon a protnwulon to be then and there suimillted to authorize the Issuance of the coupon londsof the said railroad company to an amount not rice'uinir twen'y thousand dollars (JUnOi per mile ol thelenetri of said railroad and side-tracks built and to be built and to authorize a tlrst mertKaije on all the property and franchises of said railroad and on said ronri built ami to be built In trie States of Kentucky Tennessee and elsewhere to secure sld md-i and coupons Also to approve the form for such bonds and and to lake such other action as mav properly come before said meeting By order ot tne Iioard of Directors PPRTEAR President Paducah Tennessee Alabama Co Je4 6Jd and wife Judge Ed Patterson -Co Birmingham came up last week Sam Treatise on Blood Skin Disease mailed free Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga 13 iVER lumbus Ga A Smith and wife and Charlio Crutcher of Chapel Hill 1 Mr Coker and wife Mrs A McLain brothers or our townsman Dr Indigestion and Toa Hearty Eating A per feet remedy for Dizz! oesa Nausea Drowsiness Bad Taste in the Crutcher were here last week Miss Miss Julia Smith Cberaw Sr43 A Benton Dallas Tex II Road ana wife llolley Hpriugs Miss II Alice Dabney has returned from a pro Mi tracted visit to relatives in i'aris Tex Smith and wile Water Valley Miss will reach f200000000 annually almost all of which could be saved by a legalized division of traffic John Blount Atlanta Ga James Johnson and family II Freeman SrWE OFFERS FOR SALE Mouth Coated Tongue Fain in the Side TOR PID LTVER They regulate the Boweli aad prevent Constipation and Piles Tin smallest and easiest to take Only one pill dose Purely vegetable Price 35 cents CA1TZ3 KZaiCIlIB CO Vrrfn Hi Tori i -tr -i BeaUM 10-Hooa ResidBnce THE HUNT Carriage Manuiacf Co She was accompanied by Mrs Syd Dabney who will Bpend the Bummer with friends in this county II Wood and family went to Columbia last Friday on a visit to relatives Porter Hargrove has returned from his old home in Giles after an absence of two or three weeks Miss Gertie Beamer of Shelbyvilie is visiting friends here Miss Erma Marks who has been visiting her friend Miss Minnie McCrary this city left for her home in Decatur last Thursday Alvin and Finis Maddox ot Centre Grove Beford County were here last week Earle Carlisle of Richmond Bedford County has been visiting at Dr 8 Uardison's The young people enjoyed themselves at the residences of Prof Haynes and Lees last Tuesday night Dadeville Ala Miss Lizzie Burke Miss Maggie Burke Burke Jacksonville Ala Miss A Murphy Mrs Van Dyke Atlantu Ga Fred Waddell and wite Ed Wheeler Chattanooga liightower Miss Ida Hightower Atlanta Ga II Wright Berry I Berry Miss Rena Berry Rome Ga A Sou-song and wife Miss Julia Smith Ed Harmon Greeneville Tenn Miss Zeta Rogers Macon a Glenn and wife Eufaula Ala Mose-ley Union Springs Ala Miss Mamie Cheatham A Cunningham Jackson Eastman and wife Miss Lucy Eastm'an Miss Brightie Johnson Miss Louise Gilbert Newton Mc-Clure and wile Miss Louise McClure Nashville Mrs Bond and daughter Brownsville Tenn Stockholders' Meeting 2 -wsr-vff 1 Emtl Scharft Pres'L Hrjirr EecreUry I MiTCRsix Treas a Hcnt Gen Mao piKPl'tl' Is the Ouly SHOUT TO TKK Sonth ami Krist ami Ttesoi ts of i Trinu- yinia ami Xort Ii far Utlltp lilt i- Of Mr JOHN WILLIAMS No 121 North toPRCCK ctieeU This property ts located In the midst of the finest neighborhood socially and morally in tuecltyof Nashville having an east fronton Spruce street and extending throuch to McLe-niore With the palatltil residence of James Wirner on one side and that of Col (jalnes on the other makes this an opportunity seldom offered In the way of a flint-claris borne as It is In every respect In the very best condition Tho property Is of a class the owner cannot afford to rent therefore we are Instructed to selL The price 1 moderate and terms to Induce persons desiring to secure a good home to call at once as the class and condition of this property Is such as It will net remain on the market Ion? AlKJ that urst-clHsu Modem Resilience of Win BUSH No iios Capital t-quitre cx n-tulnlnu 10 or 12 Hooui wild ml tho niottt modern Improvements The muterlals used In this house are of the best nnd nothing Is lacking No signature tickets reri Notes Jas Joynt clerk in the office ot Gen Supt Wrenne of the Nashville Chattanooga St Louis spent Sunday on Lookout Mountain The employes of the Louisville Nashville shops at Birmingham have petitioned for an increaso of wages from 5260 and f260 per day to f3 per day Wm Ryan formerly of the Nashville Chattanooga St Louis shops here has been appointed masterjne-chanio of the Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Railroad Tne union meeting in Louisville July 31 and Aug 1 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors and Brotherhood of Railroad Telegraphers promises to be one of the largest meetings of tho kind ever held in the South it is expected that the Federation of Labor question will be fully discussed especially by the employes of the roads centering in LouisvUle The piers for the bridge across the Mississippi River at Memphis are nearing completion The iron work is now arriving and work on the superstructure will soon begin The two west portal cylinders at West Memphis have been sunk to a depth of eighty feet and are ready for the concrete filling Tho other two piers on the Arkansas side will probably be of masonry The anchor pier on the Tennessee eido is in progress The The stockholders ot the Nashville Land Improvement Company are hereby notified that a (Stockholders' Meeting will be held at 3 o'clock WEDNESDAY JULY 30 1890 at the tieneral Office of the Company First-street Depot WEST NASHVILLE TENN to consider the establishment of a Packing-House Company at West Nasbvlllo and a subscription for capital stock In the same In accordance with the bj-lawa the Stock Books will be closed from July 23 to July SO Br order of the President' Jl2D10t FLISHErt Secretary Have lead and fitted up In first-class order the Cnrrlace Factory 162 and lti4 College street lonnerly occupied by Murkln A Bunt and are prepared with the best skilled mechanics In every department to manulao tore or repair promptly In the best tuanner every descrlpUon of Carriages Buggies Spring Wagons And will keep constantly on hand for sale at moderate prices an assortment of tte finetl Kass of vehicles ol their oua manufacture Our facilities for rvpairtng and EXTRA Fit I'AI NTINI are unsurpassed ausl prloea very mmle rate HUNT General laJDjSm Finest et ltmie" Sleepers Ni-w rk via the ley Cha'tatuHiim and lile ami tlia'taiuHva con without ehanse For any Inforinatlon apply to -Ton I A 1 hattiiiuHit 1eiM--H" Ti: A A Kn'Wi: i' WHKNNE ti A A Union City Union City July Special Miss Sophia Irvine of Dresden is visiting friends here Mr and Mrs Brown and daughter Minnie are in Chattanooga Miss Annie Ford went to Paducah to stay until Sept 1 Miss Allie Beckhorn went to Lookout Mountain lor a few days Miss Susie Johnsonville Johnsonvlle July 27 Special The VV Nisbet carried a happy party of young ladies and gentlemen on "pleasure-bent" last night for Cvansville At the Waggoner House yesterday were: Misses Marie Slay-den Willie Pickard Jennie Cowan Lyn Morre Pearl Harris and Kittie Lockhart accompanied by James Slayden and Charles Lewis All are from Waveriy awaiting the arrival of the NisbeU They will be met at Danville Landing by several young friends from Paris who will accompany them to Evansvillo and return Miss Mamie Sears who has been visiting the family of Box near this place returned for comfort and convenience The neighbor Administrator's Notice hood hnd accessibility of this residence to tne TO WEAK business centre of the city makes It a very rie- siraoienome tie price is less than the lot ami Improvements could now be put there for Boydston who has been the guest of We are ready and will cheerfully show these Sul erinjrfroni tne ett s-t-s of early day wasnutr hooA etc I wiil send a A LIVE PAPER The manaeers of Tht Weksxt Amkhcas will spare neither pains nor expense to make It one of the best weeklies published In the South making it a paper suited to the business man Mrs A McDowell left Wednesday tor her home in Meridian Miss Havlne nualined as Administrator of the es-tato of JAllKS HILLlVd SewBsed all parties Indebted to saiU estate are hereby notiDud lo make PHmenl to us at our olllee 311 Cherry street (Variilert)llt Uuihllrw) All creditors liiiidt file their claims with us within the time prascrlbed by law or they wtil be forever barred NASHVILLE TUUST CO itZi lw Adui'r pi James Phillips dee'd Misses Katie and Jessie Bragg of Guerdon Ark are here the guests of Places al any time Call and see us about them YartaOaiim Davis £17 tTXION STREE1 tseaiedioontiininp full panic uj i-cure FREE of chare A fV'- cal worn nhould be rea 1 who Is Bervotis and deliilitatei i- Prof FC FOWLER professional man farmer und laboring man as their aunt Miss annie oster Miss Lula Matbea left Tuesday for a visit to 1 to her home atNewbero accompanied well tne lamUy circle Only jiQQ pet annum.