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NASHVILLE BAJTNEny SATURDAY EVENING THEILY 3 1886 Et SATURDAY EVENING THITLY 3 1886 2 I I W-dierRACZ BLOOD AND MONEY EITAIOD AND 1TANTrit GREAT SPORT Low Priem of Wood Charleston Downs Talent Standlog of the Southern League president's lady of the past Said het "Mrs Cleveland shakes hands as though skis meant it She looks you in ths eye and tries to catch your good will before she puts out her hand She grasps it firmly -and gives perceptible shake She uses the whole am and does not shake only from the wrist of the elbow Mn McElroy was too sal and stick-like Miss Cleveland turned her face away from you when she shook hands with you and she did not appear to be at home Mrs Cleveland feels that she is doing the honors of the White House and that she has a right to She acts as a lady would act who was presiding over her own home and she is apparently as cordial in her gestures" DESERTING ENCOURAGEMENT MZXft MEMNI yiltat Some Noble-hearted Ladies are Doing in East Nashville II 0 't! I The blood of man has much to do in shaping his actions daring this pilgrimage through this troublesome world regardless of tha amonut a present or expectant money la pocket or stored away in bank It is i mooed eel fact that ore appear as our Wood ntaken us and the purer tits blood the happier healthier prettier zt4 wiser we ars hence the oft repeated interrogatory "Row is your blood?" With pure streams of Rio givteg fluid coursing through our veins bouuding through our hears and plowing through our physical frames our morals become better our constitution stronger our intellectual laconic to more acute and grind-Sr and mrn women 'and children happier healthier and more lovely The unprecedented demand the unparalleled co-save powers and the unmistakable proof from those of unimpeachable character and integrity point with an unerring fioger to Blood Balm--as far the best hi cheapat the quickest and the grandest and most poweeul blood mutely ever before known to mortal in in the relief aad poettive cure of Scrofula Rheumatism Skin diseases all taints of blood poison Kidney compininta old Wows aid sores cancers catarrh Mc is only about three yeanold--a baby In age a giant in power -but no remedy in America can make or ever has mods such a wonderful showing in its magical powers in curing and entirely eradicating the above tom plaints and gigantic sales in the taco of frovl tied opposition and would-be moneyel dean ncpoltst bottoms from all petnie where introduced aro pouring IA upon as speaking in ttn soonest praise Some say they receive more benefit from one bottle of than they have from twenty thirty and fifty ar even one hundred bottles of a boratel d000ctian of inert and non medicinal roots and branches of forest trees We boll the proof in black and white and we also bold the fort The tremendous stock of White Goods Oriental and Egyptian Laces Swiss Mull Cambric and Rain-sock Embroideries behnging to Messrs Loeb Schoenfeld Franklin street and Rorschach Switzerland were sold last week to the highest bidder through Messis Field Chapman-ac rennerrao4 -nntadwayl Auctioneers We were fortunate to secure a large porlion of this stock at miracuious low prices and will offer the entire purchasewhich was received by us yesterday---at a very small margin of profit which will make these goods ry a 09- to 13 COO IOW ich was argin of I Correstiondtmce of the Banner WARTRice July first wheat sold was on yesterday bringing sixty-five cents per bushel A corn buyer speaking of the low price of cons at thia time of year said that there was more corn oflered for sale in the neighborhood of whisky distilleries than ever before the farmers saying that the demand on the part of the distilleries had greatly diminished A new postoffice named Keller's has been established six miles east of War trace It ia at the head of Knob creek near the Coffee county line right at a point where the Highland Rim drops down into the Central Basin Jones who has a country store there is postmaster It is the only postoffice between Wartrace and Manchester a distance of sixteen miles Prof Howland principal of the Beech Grove high school left today for a visit to Birmingham Ala Capt James Chilconte of the United States revenue service who has been stationed at Avgar Ala was here yesterday on a visit to his family He will be stationed near Tullahoma for awhile The democrats of this vicinity generally favor Dibrell's nomination in preference to Taylor The Avalanche article favoring the nomination of Hop Frierson of Shelbyville as a worthy candidate of course has created a considerable sensation Mr Frierson is almost too good a man to push out into the disturbing arena of politics He is a thorough democrat In principle and a man of a vigorous grasp of mind and clear-cut ideas on every issue that presents itself He is an effective as well aa a brilliant speaker In every act of his life he is dominated and guided by conscience and a sense of duty The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist church will establish an ice cream parlor in the Cleveland block during the closing week of the public school There trill be large crowds in attendance on the examinations and lectures and the ladies of the society have shown an eye for business in this enterprise 'The firm of Jacobs Bros tgi Douglass Beech Grove have established a branch store at Gossburgh a new hamlet three miles northeast of that place This week's Gazette contains the announcemect of Dr WSWood as a candidate for floater I would like in behalf of prohibition democrats of Bedford county to ask the doctor a question Does he stand where did two years ago when as a candidate for county representative he declared himself as oppoped to the submission of the prohibition amendment because be considered it non-democratic? Now I would not ask the doctor to do anything non-democratic for any consideration knowing it is utterly inconsistent with the genius of his nature But let him reconsider is it not an essentially democratic principle that the people should have an opportunity of expressing their wish on any question at the ballot-box We think the doctor will after due deliberation submit to submission I hope the doctor will give us some well-digested views on the state issues in this canvass Two years sga he was so engrossed in the discussion ot the abstract principles of ieffersonian democracy and national issues that his hearers failed to get a clear idea of his views on the homely questions of practical concern Dr Wood has made a diligent and active chairman of the executive committee and his course has been generally approved His evident desire is to 'get the full expression of his party ouevery question or candidate and to avoid all chicanery or efforts to defeat the will of the majority Rev A -Phillips pastor of the Baptist church here and at Tullahoma has an appointment to preach once a month at the towns of Normandy and Haley li Charleston dafeata Atlanta yesterday by a score of 7 to 4 Sullivan and McVey were the battery for Charleston Conway and Lynch for Atlanta This was the only game played in the south OTHER osatre Detroit12 Boston 2 Washington 7 St1uis 6 Philadelphia 9 Kansas aty 6 New York 11 Chicagol PAttaburg 6 Baltimore TO-DAVS GA ILL The topic of conversation everywhere to-day is the game between Memphis and Nashville at the park this afternoon The two leading batteries of the and Shell-hams Knouff and oppose each other The weather promises all that is desired and the prospects for fine sport are excellent HOW THEY STAND Won Loot Per et Raab uanta---- 83 23 5s9 1 sohville 23 21 571 I Savaanakt--- 3S 21 371 I em phis 2S 24 5:4 Ma con 17 24 529 4 21 2A 41 5 Charieston---- 22 31 407 Et Chattanooga-- 20 E4 370 7 HONER TALENT It is becoming more apparent every day that the Southern League will never become a financial success under the existing high salaries paid While It is a conceded fact that the patronage 01 the game is proportionately as large In the south as anywhere yet this as it not aufasiently large to justify the Incurred by tiae various baseball oociations in the Southern League Something that will keep up the high standard which the game has attained and at the same time reduce expenses must be done if the league would continue The most practicable scheme that presents itself is the employment of home talent which could be secured for hall the amount paid now This would not only produce the desired effect but would doubtless receive better patronage It is but natural to assume that a city would take more pride in a team composed of home material than ens ol strangers And then too it would give employment to a good many young men who would only be too anxious to accept an opportunity of this kind The several southern players in the league have demonstrated that there is as good material here as anywhere the only thing wanting is development Suppose the excellence of play was lowexed a little in the leagne would it not be equally shared by all? The games would be in as much doubt and the result awaited with as much anxiety as now It will be remembered that the amateur games played before the formation of the league were as well attended is the championship games are now and if anything there was more interest ttken in them They aroused local which cannot be taken in strangers It is well known that every good player that is brought out in the south is eagerly scooped by the northern clubs Instead then of going abroad to secure raw material and then going through the process of development why not employ home talent and let the boys of the south reap the benefits of such training 11 every southern club were to enter into an agreement of this kind the receipts would be as large expenses reduced one-hall interest in the game still maintained if not increased and then we would have a southern league in every sense The chief objection to be urged to this is that the northern clubs would still offer inducement to the crack players of the south and take them away bat by encouraging southern players the supply of good players would equal the demand 1111111TELOUS BARGAINS AT I The Sunday evening pedestrian on Bridge avenue has doubtless been attracted by a crowded hall and music just at the termination of the eastern approach Last Sunday in fact every Sunday of people enjoyed for a few minutes or for three hours as each individual may elect a serrictiof gospel songs Yesterday a Banner reporter stepped in to rest and learn something of its real meaning and the scope of its work He found a my pleasant hall neatly and comfortably furnished with chairstand tables and newspapers to read On one side was a cabinet organ flanked by a pile of music books Inquiry developed the following facts: For months past certain thoughtful mothers and other philanthropic women of East Nashville have been wishing br some place other than a whisky shop for young men to meet and spend half an hour This idea took shape about the 1st of May Mrs Judge East Mrs George Mizell Mrs Gurley Mrs Dr DuPre and some other lathes rented a store-room and opened the Bridge Avenue Temperance Home Here every day during the week they sell ice cream lemonade and cigars The hell is open every evening for the same purpose save Monday and Thursday evenings The society has a certain capital raised by subscription The hall is rented and the rent paid until next May The sales aro made' at a profit and the profits are turned into capital which will go to increase the woefulness of the enterprise Each of the elderly lathes interested presides one day in the week and is assisted by such young ladies as will volunteer their services The following is the order of their services in this particular: Monday Mrs Mizell Tuesday Mrs Gurley Wednesday Mrs Warren Thursday Mrs Armstrong Friday Mrs East Saturday Mrs DuPre On Sunday afternoon the organ takes the place of ice cream tables one of the ladies presides there others look after the corn- fort of visilon and a service of song is kept up for two hours In this service members of the Young Men's Christian Association take en active part What is done with the two nights the ice cream parlors are not open? It is this: Oa Monday and Thursday nights the Sunday's chapel and the week-day saloon is turned into a school-room It is a free school The only condition to scholarship is that -the applicant does not have the opportunity of attending school in the day Mrs Judge East Mr and Mrs George Mizell and Mr Brown are at present teaching but other help is needed The school has grown and a genuine interest is being shown The ladies who began this work are quiet and unobtxustve their charities but their enthusiasm Industry and patience are unbounded Already they see the cope and possibilities enlarging They ask only sympathy and practical encouragement in the way of trade Policeman's Views Mn Prince living at SS West Fair street Atlanta has been troubled for sevral mouths wills an ugly form of stteruled smite a copious aud offensive discharge from both tostrits Her ystem became so affected aed reduced that she was confined to bed at my house for werkg acd received the attention of three ph s'clans and usel three bottles of an Exteuffivaly advertiazd blood remedy all without the least benefit St finely commenced the we of with a decided implovement at once and when ten bottlee had been need she was entirely cured of all symptoms of catarrh It gave her an appetite and ism-eyed her strength rapidly sad I cheerfully commend It as a quick and cheap tonic and Blood Purifier 3 GLOEll rtglef tilLe Atlanta January lath ISM SOME OF A 1100K OF WONDER! FREE All who full information about the cause and CUM of Blood roisoca Scrofula and Scrofulous Swellings ricers Rheumatism Kidney complaints Catarrh etc can secure by mail free a cop of our 32 page Illustrated Beok of Woiders Ailed the most wonderful and mulling proof ever before known Address BLOOD BALM CO aelei thsatudw ly Atlanta ea Co 7 1 'TA 1 r' 1 1 1 1--s ci t-! a 1 i a I 1j i 1 4 4 i i 1 'i COS i '1'''' lismosmits 1 'f Are you si judge of White Goods If so come and price and you will buy at sight If you are no judge then come and get samples and compare' our prices and quality to others You will then soon arrive at a verdict You have paid us 20 cents for a fine quality India linen as cheap as it could have been bought This same quality to-morrow at 10c A Linon de Decca which has been sold at 25e to-morrow at A Plaid India Limon fine and sheer at We cost us last week 20e tp0 packages Cream India 'anon at 12 ic Secare a sample and compare it to other houses' 25c goods We mean to make these goods go quick as the season is late Next-ear we could retail them for twice as much but no carrying over of goods in our establishment Oriental and Egyptian Laces in White---Cream and Beige at 5c 7fe 10c 121e and 15e Same patterns sold by us at a bargain last week for twice as much and more Flounces at 25e worth 73e 15 pieces of 4-6-inch Flounces at 90c last week's price of same pattern $150 Perhaps the Greatest Bargain of all is the tremendous lot of Embroideries we offer Look at them and you will be sure to buy We advise our friends living in the country to send for samples at once if they wish to procure some of these wonderful bargains At the prices marked they will not last long ome and judge 'ices and a ver- ality In- ht This which Id India 2Qc tp0 uple and mean to te Next- but no Oriental at 5c US at a Flounces Lances at Perhaps is lot of will be to) coun- procure I marked Ili iti 11 7-- I I Fr- il- A te 4 Apt' 4 I I 4 --'4: --t -7 il-- r4-- I I 1- 0 II 4 1- 7-i'-74 li i ---'--0- i '--A Alds-- -'4' 4i 1- '11 4ttZ'' -47 Ips I 4 tif '-'t 19 itt )A37- r41 fl 1 ki: 41 I 441 iikg 'It '-t 7-1 i 0010 ---41 A 1 111- Ellititt A illtil 0 III EDI' 1 a TI7 LL All OMA A Temperance and SALL ROTEL Baler and Shellhasee Knouff and Broughton Give the boys a rousing reception Go down and es the boys down Memphis to-day There are 102 players under contract In the Southern League Uropire McQuaid will officiate That is a guarantee for a square deal White of the Lonisvillea is considered the but short stop in the Absolutely Pure and Unadulterated IN PTN HOSPITALS CURATIVE INSTITUTIONS INFIRMARIES Am PIILIOnsittO NV PKYIPOLANS Ahsnintplv Pura anti Unadniteratml 1 Hirsch trosi 1Lksch Little Drops of Water Washington Critic In Limestone Ky the water is so herd that the inhabitants use plates of it for window-glass The drouth in Arizona is eo severe that the water in a mint julep rustles like a bunch of dried leaves It is so dzy in Wheeler county Tex that the people have to sprinkle the water before it is wet enough to drink The drinking water in Philadelphia in summer is so thick that it is customary to slice it up with a knife and serve it with ice There is a stream in North Carolina so clear that a stranger walked right into it and was drowned before he knew that the stream was there The ducks which frequenta watercourse in the dronth section of Miselssippi have been laying hard-boiled eggs for the last three weeks The intAsnse dry weather in Sangamon county lU has made it possible for the citizens to wipe their hands and faces on a sheet of water CONSUMPTION HEMORRHAGES And all Wasting Diaeasea DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION MALARIA 0 I THU ONLY PURE STILHILANT i Correspondence of the Banner TULIAROML July temperance picnic will be held at Manchester July 9th Addreeesse will be delivered by Dr A Wartetfield secretary State Temperance Alliance Mrs Lida Meriwether president State Woman' Chxistian Temperance Union Rev A Cardson national prohibitiocal lecturer Matt Whittaker Esq and others Excursion tickets will be sold from all points along the line Mr Ciok engineer on the Memphis Nay Orleans road is here on a visit to Ms wife who is spending the summer with her sister Mrs Brown Miss Mollie Daniel hu returned from a visit to friends in Chattanooga Miss Leila Smith is at home after a week's visit to relatives in Palaski Miss Exezene Logan alter a week's visit to friends in Shelbyville has returned home Miss Nora Wilson daughter of editor Wilson is visiting friends in Chattanooga Mrs Avers of Winchester is here at the bedside of her husband who has been quite sick A Landis Esq of Brooksville Fla pawed through here last night en route to his southern home Mr Lulan Landis of Shelbyville is here in connection with the Tullahoma Republican Miss Mattis Thatch who has been visiting the Mimes McDonald returned to her home in Bellbuckle yesterday Qaite a pleasant entertainment was given at the residence of Prof Ferries last night complimentary to Misses Vazie and Ada Duller Music and dancing were engaged intill a late hoti A hop complimentary to the young ladies vi3iting in town will be given at the Hickerson House to-night Mr Corsellas returned yesterday from a trip south in thginterest of Hotel de Corzallus FOR THE SIOK INVALIDS CONVALESCING PATI NTS AGED PEOPLE WEAK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN Bar sale by Druggists Grocers and Dealers Prier Oa Dollar yper Mottle so- tcc4e1 softy tu oetkot bottle moot woo ettontleo wool ottb so boor our trod nark label the otd oboottiol at above nod tiot boom of croopany bkms la bottto CLIrwroono good of tit 111tky bloontotootexcopt tit Territoritto onablo to procure I I from tboto debtors coo boo Half Doom mots to pinto moo unmarked So-promo charges proptbl by yroaltilos Dottatta to The Duffy Mall Whiskey CajlattiniOre MIL endt 9-toof strap for sow Pogalas Nanmopties roomtiootootoistino potootp air rota boottotaa food tow atillo too N41120011 vallostrie or forhoodure Ppotwtosta owl 000toory from tett Witottog POraoro It con be propored for coy Asoraorpor All fogotirtoo cooottiny Mt forlottao sod tho too of row iadlotop owl ailemeaw trai shoo-oily orterrreot fro kirmOro Deportwt GREAT CLEAMING-OUT SALE The Delegates From Ireland Cam July was known as the Palmer Rouse reception committee appointed to receive and other Irish delegates to the convention which was to have been held during last February held a meeting last night for the purpose of raising money to aid Parnell and his associates Great enthusiasm prevailed and at the close oi the meeting Chairman Curren cabled to Parnell to draw upon him immediately for $10000 and pledging an unlimited amount in the near future should it be deemed necessary 4)179 DRY GOODS SILKS SATIXS DRESS GOODS ita is a hard hitter but be catt notrzunnases because he isn't built that way The Detroit club has preferred charges as-Linst Anson for his recent disgraceful conduct in that city Kilrei is now the softest map in the American Association Bernie will have to look around for another phe310MenOri Mansgsr of the Athletics is in the south after players He claims to have good prospects for bemiring three or four Werrick is developing into a great slugger his only weakness being a disposition to throw wild when hurried Poet Augusta has released Reardon and Holscher is now the only regular pitcher that the club has left How the niighty have fallen! In order to atone for numerous stealing' the Banner will state that the Louisville Poet has one of the best baseball columns to be found in any afternoon newspaper The second nine of the Reddys will play the to-day on the corner of Division and Kayne streets Anderson and Poe will be the battery for the Just forty years ago on the 19th of June 1856 was played the first match game of basieball It occurred in Hoboken N4 though both the contmging clubs belonged in New York This original match game consisted of only lour inings the rule then being that the club first making twenty-one runs In even innings should be the victor Tho rules did not provide for the calling of either balls or strikes and hence if a player reached his strikes base in safety his successor at the bat would stand icily at the home plate watching the pitcher and catcher as they tossed the ball back and forth and waiting for the latter to let the ball go past him and so enable the base runner to reach second then the third and then home Hs never made any attempt to strike the ball until the run had been Times r----19 tro wro rK''''- 40' 0 ort 'op v'' to 4(3 bo ''oC'h ev ct IP 4' 4'' "4 md 3 0 0 a 0-lai) IA 14 0 CO 4 lb -a -6 41 486 22 en) 4 A TA 4 A 0 0 :::1 :3 0 t'1 a tt to 22 'NO gl 4 tz Ladles Who use SOZODONT have only to open their lips to prove its excellence Their white gleaming spotless teeth and fragrant breath will tell the story There is more demand for tnis wholesome and unexceptionable preparation than for any other dentifrice in the market 43 antuthkw CRAZY CLOTHS SATrEENS CONBINATION SUITS I 1 The finest in the land all at HALF COST as we have too many and must be sold 1 Ladies' Underwear GOWDS Chemises Drawers Skirts and Cor- Hamburg and Swiss Edgings Laces of every grade to close at set Covers Children's Dresses and Lace Caps at lees than coet of great sect-nice material An elegant line of Gent's Shirts 'Neckwear etc etc at greatly Corsets all the beet Warner's Health Worth's reduced price Good UNderahirta Pic 'teary Drawers 23 and up Durand's Co's French at 25 per cent reducilon Big drives in Ribbons Lees Curtains collars and tufts I-ache Jersers the beet and cheatiet in the city Cream Jerseys Pink and Misses' Rubber Circulars Gent's and Boys' Rubber Coats ri Blue ana Bed Jerseys Fine Jerseys 49e and up I factory cost until present stock is sold i If you want Dry Goods cheap come at once and buy them and you can save AO per ceL on your purchases Remember the place an on' ILE11-74111) cra 54 NORTH COLLEGE STREET NASHVILLE TENN i i 0 1 PI Di K00 44A ')'4 ofr II z2 0 A-- A dC0 vsti 0 lar 13 0 'IP 4DZ) 14eadas vee2(e NOG 6'8 os vale Te A 122 ClatiV A blest Liberal Offer The Voltaic Belt Co Marsha Mich offer to send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on thirty days' trial to any man afflicted with nervous debility loss of vitality manhood Au Illustrated pamphlet in sealed envelope with full particulars mailed free Write them at oncal thsatalltw to jy15 Orders will receive our best atteuilou gen ly CUNNINGHAM Late with Mosel Near! mg I 1100 go P90itsri6a 0 ril ut 1303S ri rEIL Ur Mt's iEJtT 'AL 7112 I I 1 '4 CIRACTS 213 Broad Street Bog Rummer sad High Sta avid satuAli ly By mutual consent the firm of Fall Drane doing a REAL ESTATE AND GMT4 ERAL INSURANCE business at 161 Church Street has this day dissolved Mr FAlwact Drane retiring from the firm The business will be conducted by CLARENDON HOTEL A RO) Title Texas Siftings "Red Nosed Frost" is the title of a book ti analated from the Russian It is not so dry as the name might indicate 4 THE "life of the Beak is the blood thereof" Pure blood means healthy functional activity end this bears with the certainty of quick restoration from sickness or accident Dr McLean's Strengthening C3rdial and Blood Purifier gives pure rich blood and vitslike3 and strengthens the whole body MOST PERFECT MADE 1111 At 1 MEI who solicit a continuance of the patronage awarded the old firm The new firm mas WO111121 Li maim inanima t) SARATOGA SPRINGS WILL OPEN JUNE 19111 1888 Under Rath Iew Management POPULAR per day and upward STEINFISLD Preget' pa Im Parrot and strongest Natural rrult 'ravers Vanilla Leman Orange Almond Rose etc as dehcatelt and naturally al the fruii: PLfICE BAKING POWDER CO' CHICKcO 51 Mire Cleveland' Cordial Greeting Cleveland Leader An old stager who has shaken hands with raspy a lady of the Whits House tells roe be likes the way Mn Cleveland shakes hands better than any allliabilities of Fall At Drane all liabilities of Fall At Drane i 1 MiggiNtMUMget.