The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 4

a -N 1 I 1 is I Ipttr le it et 4 4 i lh 1 MULE A 1T4Y AIntitICAN9 IsfAt3IMELLZ SATIMDAritOUNING OCrrODEIL 1118 1 Ot t'" I I 4 pug A IT4Y SATUUDIrlit01111ING 00TODER 1 igg4 011111 4 INSURANCE Irevets vrora a IkvAwam rinT GOODM AND NOTION HATS A FINS GAME IL BUFORD McWHISTIL McLICSIWA A 111-41LICIJI I it 10 BUFORD IlleTIESTER Yellen lay's Match letweel Ike Imerl rt gad tie thy lasati loatii The Nashville Club Deftated After 44 1 Close Contest he lilted liost ed After WIIOLESALE IMeyers with hie left hand was the best play of lite day Beoliett captain of the Ntshviiles scored Oise by oisiohing swift lout fie Baker and a1e7ere leo the Americans aid miler and Crotty for the Cincinnati' cinna' are opposing batitules this afternoon 0 McCormick of the leiter 11 tine Of the best Michels in the polish? bat he we hitt bird several times yesterday Bryan sustained his reputation as a hue rennet yesterday running one time from first to second while the ball was in the pitcher's band The play was loudly applauded The mime was played according to American Union rules seven bails being required tellies a batter his base and fouls being out on un bounce he chili were met yesterday morning et the demi bt a largecrowd and beau band and escorted to the grounds in the attentooti by the band of Thatcher Priestess It West's Minstrels They boxes ot the theater last night by invitation of Manager SillSOM 1 This afternoon the finest game of the sok son will be played The men in both cluh will be thoroughly rested and the home ctub will make a determined effort to beat their celebrated opponents A large Crowd should witness the attempt? I rinsfgance eo NASHVIlLE latt sod ty I l'il i 1 1 I 1 1 A 1i 9 I Lilt 14014E141) Asll' A '1 1-i-'IHVILLE41) DR -sT EN Na-- I I 18663od ty SNIMIMMINIMEIMO GOPDS: NOTIONS 0 L' of akkihaile Fit 11 01170CCO NASITVIILIT-aOg rrijNN I eatih STOVES TINWARE ETC Atitilmil Styles I 111111-111- 11 el 4 TT' 1 I r1111-IM TII C1V1RTI A 11-11-1 JOAQUIN KILLEN I AY 'I 2 crfietatoti A4'1 jamc AAvilfitiNiletfita't 0 John gre PIM (MIT FOR 18849 STEVOGRAPif ER' pdy READY oc oc28 sod ty This cut illustrates the leading Hard Coal Base Burnet of the trade THE GARLAND" has from It very first season proved the most popular and tatIsfactory stove of this class and the changes from year to year have always kept it to the front and for years it has distanced all competition It was the first stove to introduce the patented nickel-plated spun brags portable magazine section The import ance of this to the user of the stove cannot be over estimated If you Want to keep your house comfort alOebthis winter buy The Garland" Every stove PRACTICAL 811ORTHAND arfl I IC MOOR AMER OR SHORT HART) 0 writers eve is general demand in railroad counting and other offices The art is taught orally or by mail by DUNCAN DORRIS for twenty years a practical StenosrapherWasimille Teen ee27 eodly 1 0 i i I 11 i 1 Fill tti ftt 6 1421 1 1 I '1Nriw i I 4' IS' -irk i i mmemnie 9 Zhi fat atulticati guaranteed CITY ITEMS FINE CHECKED CASHMERES HALF PRICE yards fine all-wool checked cashmeres on our cheap table to-day at 53 cents Thesegoods ere 64 wide very fine all pure wool and were sold lut WI at $IM Very desirable and beau- tiful for children and school misses Cali early going fast Thompson Summer street oc10 St CITY ITEMS FINE CHECKED CASHMERES HALF Pawls newl Ark audience of between 1240 and 1V0 este assembled yesterday et the felt groneell to 'hums a match game between two of the beet base-ball ever played against one another in the Southern WINO The Cincinnsti Lublin are Chmposed 0 materiel that make it one of the finest fined in Miseries to-day theiy record since their team was completed will show they hasiug played fdrty-live games with pmfessional clubs throughout the eountry ineluding Bosons titicagiotit Louis mutt others and having lost early four of the Slumber A standing challenge hea adomed the head of the base hall coiumn of the Cincinnati Eii quirer for more thee a week to piay tiny elub in the State for front el etie to IIS000 a able and this challenge niis not been aceepted by the Columbus nine Ruins which it was specially aimed though the latter Cr the winneis of the championship of the greatest league in the country Very few expected the Americana witbout having ever practi-ed together and hardly knowing Dee another by IMMO to win over studs a club but they led up to the seventh inning the 'yore ethilliug part of the time three to oue in their favor and the game would in all probability have beta a draw but for two missed tbes by the Americans which required little skill or practices to have eaught Both clubs were not up to their standard becaum of travel aver night and generel exhaustion and the new club cut lured most from the effects of It In regard to the selection of a nine by Mr Bryan too enneh praise cannot bo given The game ot the team sesterday was unquestionably better than either of the games played by the Evansvilles while here and wito a week' emetics Nashville audiences may trust the new nine to play anything that can be brought South The pitcher Baker deserves very special and eomplinientarry mention lie not only knows taoroughly the intricacies and nue points of the game but is energetic wideswake accurate and thor pugaly good-patured in tit stages of the Aram Be pitches several curves and delivery and accurately and clisely watehes the hues at the same time Isng the catcher is good though the fact that be never caught behind Bike: before placed him Ainder some disadvantages His throwing yesterday was nut up to the tandard Meyers the abort stop who is else change catcher aud a very tine one did some wonderful work Al one time he made a limning catch with him left hnd of a hot grounder that wen him great and long ap plause irom the crowd Collins on first base and Reecingen third are both tine Wu pier ere and won many compliments Bryitu's pleying of second was by no means np to the standard he has made for himself and as there was nothing didieuit about any of his amok his friends are ready to believe that he wu very much ont of trim bemuse of his cement trip The fieldiug bi the nine was good though one fly was missed that should have been esught La addition to the ability of the Americans to pick up and hold balls when sent to them they are generally flue throweis heavy bitters and excellent base ruuners Bryes yesterday led both sides on batting having been at tie bat only four times and made three cue base hitt and one two base-nit The pane this afternoon will undoubtedly be a greaten Baker and Meyers being the Amerlesn's battery aud the rest of the leant etatioued to the best adyantage The umpiring was done by Mr Briody of Cincinnati and for its promptness aud fairness gave general satisfaction The visitors won the toss and sentthe Amer-Jesus to Um bat The OAMIt TlettETAIL 1V0 Itg grouada Iwo of ths ad atas The I Material in Miser team haviug 'ofeesional ineluding Idlers and amber A I bead of Innati Eii week to Rate for this dial-Colo bus lly aimed els of the tie in the Latericans seater anti me to win no to the part of the I the game ea a draw Linericans me to have to their night end club cut se by Mr frets The played ii wit a Wel n3ay that can Salter de menily the inlo but is ind tiler fs of the ind delivi closely ie lAng that be re placed His to the did some made a i of a hot long ap first base Same piny Bryatt's np to the If and as 0y of his ley that of his nine was should se ability told balls rally fine leiti base sides on si3 bat le three Lilt The dly be a Is Amer-tea In staimpiring lati and general he Amer a SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 11 Ills Opinion of the South Nashville and the Pont teal Oatiook Joaquin Miller "the Poet of the Sierras" wrote his name on the Maxwell Mouse register yesterday morning and it wu soon known throughout the busy portion of the city that be was in loan The attention of the public was called to this fact the more because the poet wore a very wide brimmed black felt hat ithd had his long brown mug teethe waxed sod turned up towards kis eyes It waa not long before be beellille the center of attraction for the newspaper fraternity and his verfinteresting conversation wits Co hauced by his distinguished appearance and very criginal way of expressing himself Among other thiugs worthy of note the Poet said that he found during his stay in how York that there was a genera revolt against Blaine and that Cleveland would middy carry the State by a large majority Be further-en ore yammered that Maine and Poona) ivanis were the only strongholds Blaine now bad left He said he couid feel the pulse of the nation and knew how its blood eimulated by which knowledge he felt assured that the great tide of immigration that had been Sowing West for the last three decades was turniug South and thia extremity of the notion would sooa be rejuvenated roureated and proesninently prosperous He believed that this prediction would soon be written so plain that the overpeopled nations of Europe would see the call to people the South with-the clearness certainty and feeling of trupiration that the wise men from the East read the meaning of te sonearauce of the Star of Bethlehem It meant that the South would become was becoming the most pStarosperous and popular part of the Unitetes l'he poet tem I kindly blue eye and says what he does heartily and without pedantry de seeks to make his language foreible without caring whether he begins or finishes his sentenced the way Other people do Mr Millergoes from Nashville to New Or lean and thence to the Oily of Mexico and will write a eerie of let ers from both places descriptive of the striking fautures noted by him in these climes hitherto unvisited by him He said Of one thing he had no sort of doubt which was that the Nashville people were the most hospitable ana sociable be tad ever met and regretted that he could no spend a year here instead of a day I 1 I I WEBB STEVENSON Co fiul mitaiTi 4v Itilf gem 14 'w ---1'14 pr 4 $41 lhr''111'4'4" 1' vv-- I tkit' fi A wao t1 4 4 i 1 A- it' f- ditirtorlcvn 'FAX DIDALERS IN MOONIT'S pure home-made candies llothieg like them la the city No182 Church street oc8 lw ASAULIkii vkuk 4'41) 4 4r7 Nsw French fruits glace just isceived at Mooney's 162 Church street oc8 lw 11111111111 NOTICIL Advertisements to be inserted as "Wanted" Tor Bale" "For Rent" "Lost" "Pound" etc should be left at the basins's office not later than 9:30 9 to ensure classification under the proper head 'EMS OP otnizerommarrs "publiihint eointanniestiOlir the American does not thereby endorse or bold knit responsible sot 3be views of those who write them The reader must take them upon ow li merits and not as in any way expressing the sentiments of the paper unless so stated Stoves Tinware ROOFING non minor Eiloodbm Poi dyspepeja chew Valentino's sweet gam jy24 tt 4W 11a 1111 14 Law' 111!" 3 141 -A '4 i4 tvAr v'tt TEAL DUCK squirrel celery New York count oysters and all the delicacies of the season at Mooney's 162 Chinch street oc 8 1 f- Ttc'i-'1 tv---- y--417-7 s' 14245 vo40i- '1 I lo- ki :4 (tyti vas4ort11 It re ''11142 'a -7---- r' 4 N4-3 t) -1? Ranges Etc 4 'N-z--1 tk -i 4 god eodli To eccommodate pupils that cannot attend on other days Miss Annie Tavel will give lessons on Saturdays from 9 a tn to 12 Studio 212X Church et s26 tt FINANCIAL Bt A SPURR President FRAME PORTERFIELD Cashier ROBERT COWAN Teller JOS THOMPSON Vice President BEAUTIFUL fioxes and baskets for candies Just the thing for presents at Mooney's 12 Church street oc8 lw THI RUMAT IIIPPLIMENT Tborputtlsbars regiest thet in cases where the sunplement IS not delivered with-the Bandar issue subscribers repoit the fast to the business oMoe When buying the litInday American of newsboys please see that the supple- raent accompanies the paper The sup pletaent Jorms a part of every con' of the Americausent out of the office on Sulteart--! Co THE CEILDRSN'S WELCONE The lia'mheis of the Tennessee Confer enee Pleasantly Itntertalned by the Tulip Street Sunday school The most plasma episode thus far in the session of the Tennessee Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South was the welcome entertainment extended its members last loght by the Snnclayschool of the Tulip street Methodist Church Rev Leftwich 1 0 8 BIZADERS 08000D receive daily Reel-toot Lake perch and trout New York and Baltimore bulk and can oysters river lake and gulf fish Telephone oce 7t OF NASIIVILALE 1)1' $20000000 Norcria COLLEGE STREET 1 BOARD OR- DIRECTORS A BPURR EL DUDLEY A TROMAB 00WAN 109 TRANKLAND A BENSON JOR THOMPSOK NORVELL A WRAY JOHN Bo vt'EPA JUNURRMAN A WILLS RICHARDtKA ORDWAY NATO ROBERT LEA GOO1iPARTURE4 1 A SPUR IOW THOMPSON' 11 FaCHARIMON Moosst RIMAUZANT leads them all op coffee Try it No 162 Church street ot8 lw ADVIVITIEBEENT 119XX 4 Ltst year's wraps are very Cheap it The Fair City item 4 Durkee's salad dressing la very nice Try it Bee city Item All the unclaimed hogs at the workhouse will be sold to the highest bidder Oct 20 Thos 8 Man wants to buy a number of coupons stocks and bonds' Bee tisement timid FULLY PREPARED TO DO GENERAL BANKING au24 ly4thp 1411kw TOBACCONISTS LITCHTENSTEIN BROS 84 COVS of the Gospel l4tending the present conference In need ot dry goods will be allowed a discount of ton per cent on their purchases of us We will guarantee our regular prices as low or lower than any house in the city Ltbeck Bros 17 Public Square oc9 thsa OR cloak room is now filled with the choicest and most varied line of winter wraps ever shown in the south We have every imaginable shape and cater to the taste of the rich as well as the poor Give us a look when shopping on wraps and we feel certain you will buy of us Lebeck Bros 17 Public Square oc9 thm Collins got out on ily to left and Ithue on grounder to second Remain made a two bagger but got out playing second (Gamecock for tbe VilittPre dropped st first on a grounder to third Barns on to mooed Hawes made I be bit an stole to third coining in en a paned ball MoContact went on ten three strike In tbesecond inning Lang and litingler got out on strikes Nieholl made a base hit as did Bryan Niehoif got to third and stole in I on error by the pitcher Myem went out on strikes leaving Bryan on third Briony then took firm on balls Cleveland went out on atrikes Briody got to third on an error of Bryan and a bad throw by Lang the catcher McCleary got out on a fly to third and Bradley on a flyto Nieboff in right leaving Briody on third The Americans again went to the bat and Baker got out on etrikes Collins made a base hit and 'tole second and tan third Mite fed aa first and 'Wotan- get out of strikes The visitors then came in and Crotty got out Nelms by an- amiet from the pitcher Glasscock made a base bit Burns got out on strikes asdid Howes retiring the side the Mirth inning -bongled -with base hit as did Bungler the former advancJag to third and the latter to -second Lang came In oh a wild piteh Bungler got out as noise Mahal' being let to first on grounder but getting out making second Mryan made a basohit and stole second while the ball was In thepischer's bard Movers got out at limit by vault um Motionnick for th visitors got out lit drat by assist from Bryan Briody made a basa Cleveland knocked a hot grounder which was sent like lightning in brat' retiring the ruiner Meguery firmt on I hit Wadley knocked groundet whth stoPlyed by the runnorI licavery an "he latter were declared out belltiog the 1 "1 2 In th fifth inning kei' eren on on I a a 4 '''''111 j'ill fifth 'intint 'taker vrent ou oil I Ithue on I a two it at first rrounder ind Mole Me- rIgler got hit as stole in colon leveland bird on sy Lang a Ay to In right bat and made a third out olt My got catcher Out ott mitis-a advanc- Lang out at rounder irt made wu tat firet for the Bryan Knocked ghtning uery roundee teAvery ring the nil 011 Cheney Hood tft Co announcs an auction sale this morning of a large lot of miscellaneous goods rt The election notice by Shi Moore tells when the election comes off 1 Mrs Haslewood No 16 Public Square beret itte letw Itylerlor an millinery atid a new tack led aepkyrs: Bee city Five Cent Solitaire Cheroot HAVANA CHEROOT on the Market Wins All others are pe All others are Send for a sample order The andittfrium of the church was filled to its fullest datoacity and all who attended including the members of the conference seemed highly pleased with what they saw and heard Tile exercises were opened with song 1 by the school "Praise God frortiwhom all blessings flow" The Aposties' Creed was then recited by the school after which the Loro's Prayer was reOlTbd The Iddreas of welcome which was a gem in composition and delivery was then delivered by Miss Annie Lou Weakeley The "Conference beginning "And are we yet alive?" which is always sang- on the convening of a con ference was recited by Miss Mary Allison andsung Joythe school amtall present' The Texte" for the third quarter were then repeated by Mr McCann's clms' the pupils alternating in reciting themn 't A Next vas AP quartette very welt rendered tat '44 Mt 7 The infant class and Gas school sang the "Old Ship Zion ao heartily and eo-well shag Dr Barbee made p44 a special rola for its repetition i 4 by Mies Eva teen's class was very pretty exercise 4341410114A et a inutnber of scriptural texts all upon jlas subject of wisdom the texts being armnged id alphabetical rktsv--ssith reference to their initial letters Nextloliotr ia i ii iaccession a review CI the lesson of Oct1) and a song by the schoolr'liarvester Gather Thy tineaves" A unique and interesting feature of the entertainment was an oisjitet lesson by Mrs Green's class- Four little boy built two stone win both illustrative of character building One of the wells was Lade-with' an- insufficient founda tion and fell altar ten rounds had been built The other was built from the ground tip and stood 'firm' When it was completed the class sang' "On What Foundation do You -Build' fl ci yg al 0 gi tg NI er fe PI al A di tb pl 02 km tb or 1 7 01 tb of wi tb 141 gr tr Sole Agents Washville' 'Tenn -1y19041y 3 Prestren TO DAT-60 lovely seal plush sacques lined with quilted satin at $20 3E3 each Cannot he duplicated anywhere for lees than $25 Lebeek Broth oc9 this Tut a box Peer JELA' Ws sweet gum if HATS 'V ft 47 'c 41' rt-c Arcstua velveteen a very ofylisk-afid durable dress material just in the mar ket is sold at retail in this city by Thompson ft Kelly and at wholesale in New York by Messrs TeffkWeller tt Co Bee advertisement A general invitation is extended to merchants and others to visit the sample tables of the Wheeler Osborn 4k Duckworth Manufacturing Company sad price their large and varied stock of books stationery and fancy Jerer oppbrttinity tit prirchaeeT fin mules will botWaltd tit the Union stock in this city on Thursday next by Gi Bsthel 'the well known stock raiser of Maury: County- He will -offer two car loads of as line anImslet yet worms assinunuittiong vosupousy outs cries their large and varied stock of books stationery and fancy A vern evorgilitt) to nrcheen't gi le tinnies will bw lit the -p uniot sky Inrds in thi city on Thursday next by We Gie 'Betbeh 'the well known stock raiser of Maury: County He will -offer two oar loads of as guts animals is' were CLOTHING ETC AND CAPS I DRY GOODS DURK118 Band Dressing and Cold Meat Sauce for all kinds of salads fish' vegetables ind cold Cbeaper Sod better than bomeAnade No sauce equal t4 it was ever made oc6 sod ly-1 Nilw gimps' Our stock has been bought at late panic prices 1 nd will be sold to cash and prompt paying ens tomers lower than the low-4 est Give us a call NEW GOODS I Our stock has bees bought at late panic prices nd will be sold to casb and prompt paying ens tomers lower tfuin the low 4 est Give us a call 4 ll my18 ly 11 VEIL CO Broad Sts MEN'S FURNISHING -oh NEW 11111SE I 2-t '11 'T d-'i 1:11 ---4 i't 4 a'-''- 'll 4-itt 1 tbo i 41 11'' 1' -7 1" "4--rt '-ao i''''i J1 01 i ri 4111'cy- 4-- l'i '141' IA 1 I I I''' '11d 11 316 -1-' '1 1 1 pt of IJN 1 3 I 41A 4-1 -31 --t ---4 d- if i A yr 1- lit i 4 I7p A --1 I) -wEE CO -'1' '7'n''' 111'N' i l''' lipt I I i f4 41 1 ti 0 i tli' I- 4- Broad Sts 47: '0rvo r-1 7-i' myisty MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS: Aim thousand packages Valendno's Peerless sweet gum sold within six Months poprecedinted popularity ti Sims sntidote for Valentino's Peerless sweet gum oc10 4 'Jeer received ten cases fine wool bleu keta in 10-4 11 4 and 12-4 from the large New York suction sale We offer them st prices far below cost of manufacture Jos Frankland dt Co 54 North College oc10 2t t' long ity to right field Collins got gut on an Ity to left Rhue oil striker The Cincinnati went to bat and Cm174a On On etrikee Olasecock got first by au error ot Reccius and tried to mak netoad Olken Burns made fool tip that was cought cut Bent le 'nig roaring SWO Men and clearing double play In the Termin sixth'inning i got 'Out at first ever brought to the city Bea IOW nu assist front ahort-stop Igng made a tine base hit as did Bungler the two advancing The Nashville Savinga-Com pany nor td third and men" taaPantivelY4- Fialind 4 onion mikes Bryan knocked a mot grounder net' Colon and College streets are aoint 'mimed by abo' z-biacy Linn came te regular exchange and banking bus Berm got deli making Ilowes tor nem They ready deposits andailow 'the Unions got out on strikes McCormick 4 interest thereon theg loan money on act nut On ny to Bungler in center field collaterally they I and sell all classes Briody knocked a hot Boor which was picked of bonds al stocks execute orders tot short cl cuspbyobaiong run by Meyers the "Ameri- stop and news to drat and the the purchase and sale of sticks and bonds ranner was put nut bong applause in New York and they receive regularly In the seventh tuning Meyers got Out on a 140014 bond andoctton quotations fiy to third Baker knocked to first Collins 1 knocked grounder Ur short whit threw to all the public 11 44 second and be to first retiring two men and At ginfstmll'IsfEll molders doebleployy AlierWassi knocked rd 'i- Locate goTHala '41- A high by which wait missed by Bryan Me -01k dkk IV i I ff Iri 1 Avery Imputed a two bauer which WAIII Iltj ti BlITIML of Mlktry COritity the terewn In admirably toositcher who mulled lig in eland slradley otionti well known stock raiser wdl sell at enc tie LemanC61 osCrogy1 cut ongilyso Ili tion at the Caton iltookiards this city fliaseelleck kaGek fly to Bungler in next Thursday two car load' fins ent er 014014 cas badly missedsietgng mom- I 11108tring to 4 vumbast ill te val ihirlIfi Icaocked a lo)ag I triy at strong and reliable -154mil ill we ll ff 6 I In eighth Rhue got out glint branan tdAtUrad till selem ''''ff'' 4 it i44 frorkthird baseman Recius got first by )tatt 0 enenor ot- abott-stoe? Lang yieut eatdu et- i-T jag go-gest 1- i i i strikes suit iteccius gas daught making for bs -ec third-s to is g' 11 4b The lealtill 'or Al' Arm IA rim visitor 1 the strathe and di Id their trinfiing thedatighter of -leftliobre 8 Tall of Watt' oat' Aho naub' woo out on arises McCormick got first and this citywere buried at ElmiroodCeme- Ten got out making second Briody made first as teMin lie clftor tiferupbia yesterdsy did Cleveland McQuery knocked 111 grounder lin iart Fan thissa-s 1 rs s- fly ty 4) The COMM or A' tn 11 14 1 rite visitorteabie and did their Winning thedweghter of 'hfrIlobit 8 Fall of eet ow oetorrispos the homii ectuiti gimes this city went buried at Elmwood Ceme- IT gsennottflumt Tilt rk ng el4nci Brlcy loade lir114 terysizt the cifyn( tifempbta yesterday did Cleveland McQuery knocked grounder 4 ow: MI -got au error 1' Wien ght aud king a at that made wincing lhoirga rounder sme Ia Pres for ormiek a field picked 'Amen- and ths ti on a Collins kreW ten and aekeda I Me-lb was mitten Aeut tor' lo lc igler Iii 4V-1 4tateu tins tor 14111i111 Bowes rst and firataa rounder I Style al SUk Hats NovStyle Cassimere Ilats Nobby New Style Stiff Hats Stetson Solt Hats all colors The Cleveland Hat Boys' and Children' Hats Children's Polo Caps Cluldren's Tehet 'Turbans Hisses' Polo Caps -AT- TIT LOW PRICES I FOE CASH J3M IS Li3tro 0 Fall Style Silk Bats 1 St) how le Cassunere Bats Nobby New Style Stilf 'Bats 1 Stetson Solt Bats all colors The Cleveland Hat Boys' and Children 's Bats Children's Polo Caps Cluldren's Tehet 'Turbans Enos' Polo Caps' LOW PRICEC FOL CASK -11 SSE Li3to NASHVILLE TENN ASHVILLE TENN 4 4 Opposite Iszicell Boas ntuss Ay 4thp 4 TAMILS' misses' and gents' white and searlet wool underwear slightiy soiled at half prici7- Ios-Pankland 4 Co 54 North College 21 4 LAMAS' and misses' wmps We are opening new things daily in this line 7es IPrankland Co 51 North College oil() 2t ADVIOS TO tiOTHITO-3611 Winslow's soothing Syrup should always be used when children are outting teeth It revives the-little sufferer at once it profitless manila quiet sleep by relieving the ckildArons pain and thi little cherub awakes as "bright as a button" It is 'cry pleamat to IS soothes the child softens the gums allays all relieve wind regulates the bowels sad is the best known remedy for diarrhea whether arising from teething Or other cameo Twenty-five mita a bottle mowesoirtriv 4-i'' 4 A i A Snot rate mitt wae thed rendered by Mr Morrow -The' 'Superintendent -of-the-Sunder school Mr Morrow who con ducted the exercime presented on behalf et i the' Pichool two verY handsome' hot a tiets53bil to the oldelt and the ether to the youngest preacher in he conterenct They 'wars respectively ter li ADri eltewit sand Reel T1 Ilsgear Bath responded itthrief addresses of Ap predation 'W MrAlles -tend effectiveliTa humoroue selection abotia the "Inqu si tire Boy and the storyg George Wash itititolt' tt 4 waft a i Another gong WM very creditably sting by the intent data I It 's 1 cf 4 The following former pastors of the (and-Dr 'Leftwich the present 1 pastor) were then eallee toile front of the room and presented with large pho- tographs of the churcha ItarWm Burr Rev Mr Owen Rev Dr Borbee110 Dr KzErrrn and Rev 3 McFerrin Dr BMaerrinmad a 0 U11 bilk alluding to these preachers in which he spoke of having visited the hometi- at the grandfathers of Drs I Barbee and West two of the num- ber before the latter were born This school and the audience sang the 63 trillion' tong "klow Firma Founda- tion and the huge throng wee thw missed with the benediction evc IT teal IstateTransfers Ls Rue and wife to 101mph Whittmore lot 80 in Lenterfa plats -41000 10 Mts Mi Welber tcrJoili Gl7lIelin 164 feet on Buecobel sr J'4 ad 4 91 Sb 13t pr IIE tag pi bv 4 -oh pa ais Be 3 W1 bo zu te 614 lie 164 rATENT FURNACES PROMOTER OF THEL FASHIONS 4 71 Sole Agent for Dunlap Youman's Silk SUE and Opera Rata MEN'S'FINE FURNISHING GOODS Opecialtiesf Men's Fine Neckwear and Collars and Cuffs EMRTS MADE TO ORDER Under the MAXWELL MOUSE Corner Church and Cherry Streets ap29 wait 4tbor5thp filelel As 1 0 UPI CIO 1 1r tinder Ap29 am II MATEMIL-S- 4 44 i0 INFORM i'RE tilt now prepared to build say rATENT irtraluxs which I willguarantee superior to any furnace now in use sa regards saving fuel etc and will repair old 'furnace with same patent test of cii referenced Riven There are several ot my Furnaces now in ass la the city and are giving entire sadsfactionIstimatee furnished on work when CHAS WILSON For information cell on Captaoe Ambrose 491 North Freer se00r Jefferson etw oe9 4t mates furnished on work when desired CHAS WILSON information call on captJos Ambiose torah FroMsL osr Jefetai0a eto 4t -FURNITURE 1 1 $14-4's ti to Bryan which was bodig mangled giving 3s1 bus r10111011 0 the runner his bows and letting in Briody Yesterday Jadge Ewing lin-ed William elmtot Ccalhos at flisi and Cleveland came in at did Mcguery Noakes LA IMO Kikal the two firetnen ig tbe ninth inning Mangler gut Jilt on a fly belonging to dia Citizens Gift Company to tbird and blettoft at first by an waist from $1110003 for the fight they indulpd ILI a second Bryan made a two-bagger but Ifey en got out at first by asi ambit front short few dal IWO leaving him on second' The following le the 71 etticAloqmMtho? tame: A Concert and Supper 1 AKERIckiti There will be a -concert and supper st A A tr I is A I 0 0 the Freewill Baptist Citurobt On Buena Was 4 9 i If 4'" ib ne 1 fs 4 1 ts 0 Arista tomotke North Nashville to- nimius gb 4 4 1 0 4:4 4 4A 1 night A splendid programme has been Lsoc 4 -2 8 2 2 prepared 0 There vitt be a gold ring end raster ot yh 10 4 1 t0 i own voted foe ex I heir r1-a 1i -1 2 0 tO Bryan' ItoraA 4 2 4'0 2 1 2 1 vt-MYen' s----- a a a 4 a a tt 1 t1' -Tr eo- A --0 fa- i rotale 84 ll 24 is osmosisI camas 1 A is ms 1 as 6---A77- otassooek et 4 1 1 ti Burns it 211 4 If 0 i -ON 0 4- Hawes 1 La4 it 1 kJ -te' Me(tbnnlekt IL-- 400110 I 4 Olt 49 A MeQuery10 4 2 i 1 I 8 4 1 0 Bradley 1-- 4 "0 a 0 Ctotts a 1b a 4e I 0 1vr 1 Totals' '84 774 14 27 -4 lit 0 Prime otgaraw-1 hour 45 ininutea and Lang Burns 4 rouble Mectuery and Bradier'-A 'Two bast nay Rama Bryan Struck 8 McCo 14 awe on 2 T1114itirerbils-1c1418L118(001s-1t' INIttt 4 sei st4-1 1 e-s -4 fe frIostkt (betehattit i 4 4 I nito--crowaot bison inflows) I 1 8 7 a L6 I oterzweges i 1'- The l'imertgan" base-ball club a ens team The runnbig stop of shot grounder by giving Briody at first 17 on a Let from ut Mey- short tg is 0 0 IA 1 2b 2 04 Co tr1 2 1 1 r--0 10 ter st 10 1 8 1 ''e 0 it' 2 0 1 fit' tri Burns 11-9 -6 0 0-8 ler by and Mattresses 1 I ''''i :0 I REWARD REWARD 414: ciTy 4ie041100- 300 wraps JeSt 9tA3t Iyt last year $250 and $373 former prices $5A8 and $10 The leat Bummer street 'I $21 $IO Wag go fouaness transaclea this court yesterday Chancellor Merritt having commeoced to hold his own court The members of the Nashville gar will probably hold a ousting in the Circuit Ciurt mut on Monday for the purpose of electing I special Judge so hold court until Judge Reid returns to the bench kir licAllister Jr hes bees treed epee br the bat to take the place of opecial Judge He trill probably begin with kliktrial of the Jury docket Hondo th Unitary Inspectors Discharged An American reporter had chat with Dr a Cook the Comity Health Ofilier in which tbe latter stated that on accoant of the tailor of the County amitary totpactoes they would be dist enteted teeae but that he would eon- tinue to give his close personal attention to thee matters He said the general hoal throughout the county wits good 1 there was no arnallpox and diptheria was on the decrease Circuit Court l''' Thant 1101 bo budges' transaciad lb this court yesterday Ckencellor lisnitt hiving commenced to hold his own court The members of the Nashville bar will probably hold a atootina in the circuit C)urt room' on Monday forth purpose of electing a special judge so hold court until Judge Reid returns to that bench itr hicAllisior Jr has bees speed upon by the bar to take the place of opectal Judge Ile will PrObabiLbegla 1Wit14 14etrild or ths jury docket monday A i 4-4 Sanitary Intpactors Discharged An American reporter had a that with Dr a Cook the Coanty Health ()Mier la which the latter stated that on accoant of the failure of the Conuty Coorsso--provido imiP441sepayinono-01 limitary totpaclors they would be die teler4ed to4er but that he would con tinue to give his close personal attention to the matters He mid tho general health throughout the county was good there was no amallpox and diptheria I was on the decreane i wnoxE14ALE N3ETW- STC)CIK! 7'4 NITSV TSV qoopi 7 11101ww7 I WIJOLiESALE I 1 -P" ARTISTS' P' MATERIALS I 0 Itll llud' I NMINSt- STOCI1 8 1 74IT 7- '1 N3BW'' 1 :3 14660117' -t 7 IJCNr '1391EIT CIF: 1 1 tlEAKLET Manufacturer and Wholaaala and Befall Dean in ft Latest Styles and Bed Dealt of 'tarter Climber Diatorroom Nall and Ogles fornitaro 4 Spytogr- 'Carted ltdrreattur fatal Top Shack sod Nattremses nd 'levet Wire Bed Bpriago Woven Wire add Coons Cots Comforts rtilowsiete ete---4 ig o4 44 4 4 At 1 1 f4-1 fV Ikil onion will min prompt atteollon 11111WIlyeteey 041- -3 3- rtabMisilimohnMmfAmallnit fr 1 i ill orderg retem) promp Ittentlon hritephyrt 1i ll thattes111 itrar Ilaslawood'3 10 Public ik FAIA millinery la all the 1st style chapel thah ay-hones in the city at 11111111! aI144 tli at 001 the 01 will PAT TWO iitniDRED DOLLABil kir tko arrest and conTletiOn of the perks or tot 1110 Krn Phillips' tail)" ea IN tdiy DXjhtpi1 3 it wilt aityLoginkundrail dollars for any reliable' in this trOt bad Oil wait an convietion of said partite oc3 10t r1111 LIPS --i imit3Loattkuntirtd tams lot any reitabhi 1610010n mit itst lend Ati of reit "id renvon of said path 111IL LIPS 3 oc3 10t IL --1i niz ply TwO 111311PRED t6OLLARII hi atiest wld conTiction of or i who' MI tire WKrit 11 LI1billips' ii ea' rrtilinighiilePt'll 18Ne it I will l'achli2dg4 dams sni mthible istfol Oaf Of lead 'tla 'IlIts a rrei 'did dation of said punks r' rr 3'' Haidefootrir 16 Ptblic- Square "MIN 90Po 14e110 Ned itirit to 'or Zto f4 11 04 EDUCATIONAL '44 DEPARTMENT cf the UNIVERSITY et NKSHVILIrAii0 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY4' f'117terfetk tomwdei by dfdattic lecture" with tnevie tiod Mowing Poem sdiolnl building flc hoo Lai ado alennai For taillirinlet etc a- AIL IkANNORD lindlivillst Mai WIM obahonuortu lotI- opMill Lea Lila Viral Llitcliag I anon ILLL mit? 1 ru A DERB1LT unilvER begins Oc ir HerliaP 114188101114 tl'84' whit amnia clinical ad Mowing moo fartioc Ilinphal adjoins colter balleliatm Fat Cautigirue 'Ie! add nos 41 SE Oak NOMA asst rtasitvau Taub tu wim -6s-i ar --4 EDUCATIONAL 41 -flt 41 I MEDICAL- DEPARTMENT cf the UNIVERSITY at MAHVIrtrAii0 NDERBILT ITY begins Octl '84 I didactic lect hit ure movie dinitittr AM amain It oe fortliti oophat adjo ins eitere bidleti by a606 akausi For Colitisrue ego addtami SE i- la lb 101 aseft Iiaslivinti Tomb '64 250 bale large Bize be4 Comforts from tto D1 Joe Frankland I Co tit North College: 1 bidet holt lin bed Jot Frankland 1 Co tit North ge 2 t53 Col.