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NAS IIVILLE BANNER WEDNESDAY EVENING 7 MAY 20 1895 THE CONFEDERATE DEAD I r't THE EIDOLOSCOPE A Wonderful Deviee Mich Ueproduces Life Upon Canvas Meettne of the Ladle? Auxiliary of The Confederate Soldiers' Home krGron'iSrbGosEroLuN reeitbmumi of th Invention La coulter Ito WILli the Made For Um Decoristioo oi The Confederate Groves oo 4 Mooday June 3 Multitudes of eager buyers throng every Department Exclamations pf surprise and words of praise heard all over the I 0 2 i 7 1 2t444 l'rethendolls Lot of Stuff Unmercifully S14ughtered The Sweet Odor of Almonds The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Confederate Soldiers' Home met this MOTning at 10 o'clock In the rooms of Frank Cheatham Bivouac to arrange for the decoration of the Confederate graves A committee cm decorations wan appointed with Mrs John Overton Chairman the depots for the Sowers contributed are the residence ot Miee White May on High street Bra Geo Guild 817 Woodland street: Mrs llaney 1522 Hayes street: Mrs liehlurray 9:1 South streist'llra Robe Hill Nelsonville turnpike: Mrs Goedlett Lebanon turnpike and the gother Trunk Factory on the Publio A largo number of Sowers have been of-breed the ladies for the occaition and they request that they be sent to the depots not litter than I o'clock Monday afternoon In winding the Sowers the contributors are also requested to arrange them ettber In bouquets or in small package ready for decorating the graves A committee of gentlemen representing the Fristk Cheatham Bivouac were present at the meeting They were Meteors Rot hrock Spencer Eakin Hill Jacob Ant horty and John-P Hickman The decoration will take place on June a at 4 in The following programme will be observed: Mimic by the band from the School of the Blind: decoration okt the gravies: prayer by Rev Blair Chaplain of Frank Cheatham Blvieuac address by Elder it Lin Cave Chaplain of the State Association of Contedarate Veterans: prayer by Dr if MeNeilly Chaplain of the John Itrown Bivouac All the graves of Confederate soldiers out Side Confederate Circle will also be deco rated on that day For 5c For 21c For 31c For tQlc lean pure and pungent pleases the nos trils as the cork conies from a jar of Tale's celebrated Almond Blossom Complexion Cream For years and ages women bave sought a oafs and certain preservative of the complexion The tun in summer and the beat et stoves and steam In winter rick Nature Th 's work too hard for her Othat is always the air grinds itself the sensitive skin soap and water not enough to get It out and to soothe and soften the dry channett skin Scotch LAWNS worth 10e De Orient BENTINGS plain and 01111regt sold allover at I0e only I Coma quick It you want them Fine brown DomEsTyr eross-barred MUSLIN figured LAWNS No talk req i red to sell title lot -Printed CREPES with tinted grounds Figured LAWNS ClIALLIES in new designs These are sold all over at MIL Heavy twilled CRASH figured LAWNS shirting PRINTS Indigo BLUES all worth double the money For 5c For 61c For elc For 161c Fine DIMITIES the 15c quality LYNETD(' Suiting 15c quality Yale's Cdmplexion Cream rine printed SATINS In checks and stripes make beautiful shirt saints Itamatte black ground with gold Agurtus Cant tell them Irons wool cbalites Soft Finished bleached DOMESTIC IS bleached DOMESTIC dna India LINEN Chambry POINTS (beauties) ail linen CRASH extra large TOWELS These are Don't Islas them For 10c THE AMERICAN rola 11c Imported PONGEES extra wide Imported SILK CREPE These rabrles are worth 25e but we bought them cheap and they aro yours for She o- Turk'? red DAMASK worth two Loom dice DAMASK 19o wortb 35c Llama suiting Imported to sell at 25c It you witnt these come surly DUCHESS Suiting yard wide SCOTCH CREPONS la stripes plaids and plain colors These goods were imported to sell at Vic Bristol dress CAMBRIC Satin SO-RAH French OROANDIES ic stripes figures and plain colors A Will do It It eleanses the skin and Its pores Softens the foreign matter within and without soothes till irritation cools the heat of sipping and fever blisters and givtli a satin surfaue to the suffering skin It is good for burns and for any abrasion A single application ix effective Put it on tit night anti rub it briskly in the skin and you will be pleasantly astonished in the morning There knee been imitations of this wonlerful beautlfler Look Out for them Accept nothing but the real If your drulgist will not supply you send the pried II to NINIE ALE Health and Complexion btteetalist 146 State at Heauty Guide mailed free WoolbtALLITeg 10c 'Woo i ClIALLIES 20c 1 nes are advertised by others at 15o and 35c a 10-4 bleached or brown SHEETING worth 10c for 15c Beat tabie OIL CLOTH 16e4 Laniberquin on CLOTH Sc Irish LAWNS 39 ineben wide 10e seil same at 15o 1 One grand lot Ladies' Shirt Waists worth 75c and $100 to go at 0 In Gala city says the New York Is man who has taken the kinetoseope and gone it many times botter-vtad he has only just started La There doesn't seem to be any doubt that when he and his two energetic sons gat fairly under way they will be able to play game or nothing with an other three or three hundred men in the presentation for the enjoyment of speetatora of actual movement' of persons and things Life-size presentattens They are and will be and you won't have to squint into a little hole to sew them You'll ait comfortably and see fighters hammering each ther circuses suickles hanging' electrocutions shipwrecks licence on the exchanges street scenes horse races football anything la tea In which there is action just as it you were on the spot during the actual events And you 'won't see meriortettes Ycku'll see people and thiugs as they are If they wink their Other eye even though not so expressively as Miss Ciesy Fitzgerald winks hers or Thomas Platt winks his you will see the lid on its way down and up If their hair raises in front or grows gray in a hail hour youll see all the details Of the changes With a phonographic attaehment the poseibilities are far greater This involves the reproduction of oourt scenes plays conventions mass-meetings and converse- Cones as natural as life A little knowledge of the scheme impresses one with the owe that its poseibilities are almost The scheme has a name of scientific name It is called the "Eidoloscope" Operations were begun with it for the delectatien of a curious public on Monday last In a store on lower Broadway The sparring context between Young Oriffo and Charley Barnett on the Madison-square Roof Garden on May 4 has been reproduted daily lino at interval' of fifteen minutes Each reproduction lasts twelve minutes The spectators sit in chairs in darkness and observe the actions of objects displayed on canvas of good sine They see and Barnett advance from their corners and shake hands They see them more their bands backward and forward and dance around warily They eel thorn counter dark swing upper-eut and give body blowa When they clinch the onlookers laugh as Referee Charley White parts them and walks between theta They don't hear bins say "Break break break They would though with the phonograph attachment The round ends and the men go to their corners and the seconds are seen wiping their faces and fanning them vigorously with towels It is all realistic so reslistic indeed that excitable spectators have for' gotten themselves and cried: "Mix up there!" "Look out Charley you'll get a pullet'!" "Oh what do you think of that Mr Barnett?" and other expression' of like character It is wonderful But the Man who is reeponsibie for it should be considered Be is Woodville Latham He was profeexor of chemistry in the University of West Virginia Then he held the same poeition in Oxford Mots in the Mississippi University Then he went into the real estate business in ER Louis and then to Chattanooga where there was a boom He wishes he bad skipped the latter place Then be came to l'Oew York where his sons Gray Lathem and Otway Latham bad introduced the kinetoscope He suggested reproductions on a screen He experimented for a year with a photographic machine The results were Important They were theme: A process by which the reproductions could be magnified to life slew and a process by which they could be projected on to the The secrets of these processes are his own More than this He so arranped the instantaneous photographic machine that It will work tor hews it neeessary Edison" photographic anachine will work but a moment The match between and Barnett lamed twelve minutes Forty pictures a second can be takes The use of the eidoloscope with a phonograph is to be attempted at the great Couldock benefit If the electric light in the theatre (lin be perfected as it probably can It is pro-peewit to operate it for about half an hour when all the prominent actors who are to partidpats are on the stage With a view of having a moving tad speaking picture of his father In years to some Jefferson son of Joseph Jefterwm has been in correspondence with the Latham' He desires to have an act of "The Rivals" or "Rip Van Winkle" reproduced with the phonograph attachment It can be done easily the Latham" say Even the 'lightest motion can be reproduced The art of snapping the finger can be photographed tour times Otway Latham has a scene in which a man is smoking a pipe The smoke from it can be seen on the canvas A photographer was out one day recently with a piano player for the purpose of catching children dancing to the music That will be reproduced An effort will he 'bade to reproduce the execution of Buchanan if he to eXcouted for cientino purposes It has been ascertained that there is no legal obstacle In the way but whether Gov Morton will give his consent is not yet known Much advantage is claimed for the eidoloacope in solentific work In political work it should do wonders for it might present some leaders as they really are and not as they seem to be The Blo sing raper Changes Bands and rinasciel today Mr John Burch and Mc Allimon yesterday honed a controlling Interest in the stock of the American and last night thee assumed control The change was marked by a Bohemian banquet in the editorial rooms of beer and sitnd wichea at the expense of Mr Head who bas been in charge of the paper for some time The editorial force the printers and the local newspaper world genera17 ate and drank to his health last night Concerning the business end of the transfer one point of importance and Interest is the statement authoritatively made that the editorial policy of the paper will hereafter be directed tosard the support of sound money instead of advocating the free silver ideas which it has been promulgating roc the present It is understood the editorial force will not be changed Mr John Burch is the eldest son of the late Col John Burch 'who owned the American when It wan a newspaper right who edited the American the year prece-iling the war and afterwards from 1868 to 181 The present John Burch bad experienceas a reporter on the Union and later on the American lie and Col Cooper owned the Herald Col Cooper siterwards retiring It is understood that Cot Cooper is connected with the present deal For some time past Mr Burch and Mr Allison have been the lessteee of the Semi-Week ly American They are both well known in social and business circles Mr Burch married Miss Birdie Brown daughter or the late ex-Oov John Brown Mr Allison is a prominent member of the Hermitage and Univereity Clubs STILL IN THE CITY Shirt Waists worth $150 for Shirt Waists worth $125 17 for 4bot 'Ladies' Wool Dress Shirts lined 1 ft all through worth $350 for 4) Ladies' White Aprons Lace 20c Trimmed for 30 Styles to Select From les to oel ecx rom Furnishing Goods' Lietclis9 Our Underwear Underwear Department- r-4 Irtmet- Mena SOCKS (seamless) worth 10e for lc Tan and black HALF HOSE worth 20c for lam SUSPENDERS worth lee for 5e Hemstitched HANDKERCHIEFS worth I0e for 5c Blaek silk ROWS worth Itle for 5e Sleeve HOLDERS worth lob for Sc Men cheviot SHIRTS worth 25e for 15e Tennis SHIRTSk worth Mc for I9e Madras SHIRTS worth Vie for 39e Laundered percale SHIRTS worth 75e for Om i -Shoe it in fnsurpagised DePartmonin A 1S 1 XP Our oxpoS at 39e cost you 10e In any cabs house Twit Woo kind lye sell at us 49e We save you jt Oc On each pair SHOES will ecumumo you this They all mai at VAS $160 aad WO A glance at them our 91 OXFORD Is as good aa an' holm abows them at 9150 Glassware Commands Yea in Ladles VESTS worth 10e for Se lAdies VESTS worth 20e for 10o Infanta' VESTS worth tflo for flos Ladles HOSE worth Ide for 5o Homes' HOSE worth for fie Children's BIBS worth itic for 5c Ladies gauntlet GLOVES worth 35c for 15c Ladies' GLOVES worth 20e for 10e Ladiert-Mtirrarlrirtt tts-frirliim Gauss SHIRTS orgy 19a Drill DRAWIIRR only 190 tUll 91111 BALBRILIOAN Sea The 81 SUITS we sell at 115e The $125 SUITE a soll at 75e Tbe sell at H1RTS orgy 1 9o BALBRItIOAN 49 LAWSRS only 19o HITS we sell at 95c SUITS we sell at Tfic 9-itUITS we sell at Brume-a That Attorney Strohm le Guarded By Private Oatectivea 7 wwmIWIImo 4 Our China and Mina and Olir Third Invoice of Millinery Attention It Surpasses Them All In Sty lot Beauty and Quality nammocka tOe ud up Croquet Seta 75c and up Baseball goodc well you know out Pr let always please you Pattern HATS worth $3 $IM Pattern HATS worth $460 $2 Pattern HATS worth $500 $250 Sailor HATS inc Trimmed SAILORS 25c and up' Leghorn HATS lbc and up Vie Are Making Our 110s Fly at Low Prices CASCADE! 17 A THE FINEST OP -DISTILLERS A trEnrrms 1 TANIV Vpirt10 1110- cA cADE I I vlitettor 1 4 1 i I I zo 4 1 4 A -11 t' '''Ii 1' lt a 11 )4 i i 3 4 ''N' '''''t PFL'1 I i II i Z-i' i I 1 1111414' l'-'wt3 14414e-c '4 ele' ''fc'tele is 4 orrzMrrA11154 I 't 41 1 1 4A- 0 0Lt I 1 7 (1 1 1 ae fr 1 4 tt4f-e l' i I A ill p----- 1 4 IN NE55' cl I i7(1 i N7r 4 i-ti1441 I Aoas 1 i 'or 041' 4 THE FINEST OP I I pippqq00 Itil-irticloq ILIN WU tit) i 'it bUr 4 1 Geo A Co' DISTILLERS IL A torrns-n 0 I' 7117174 I I t1 fiats lade to Order and Satisfaction Guaranteed Sim hm the attorney for the Kansas City Sunday Sun Is still in the city He ler the Nicholson House yesterday and repaired to the Maxwell Manager Black was not inclined to receive him fur a guest stating that he would rather aeo him go somewhere else Strohm then went to the Dunren where he was again retuned Returning to the Maxwell Manager Black took Mtn in stating that be woe not disposed to turn anyone out of doors so long as they paid thole bille and behaved themselves It Is reported that Strohm' le guarded by a couple of pinta detectives hut if this is the case the hotel management know nothing of It Strohno has engaged the services of Col A Colyar but his intentions have not been reeds public A rumor gained currency to-dey that Mayor Guild would be asked to afford pvcection to Strohm while he Ii In the city but a "OrifiriltiOrt of the report could not be securtl owing to the Inability to tad the Mayor Remember we save you at least 50 per cent on Trunks and Valises Waste no time shopping but come direct to our One-Price Department House where your dollars have the Greatest Purchasing Power THE LAST SAD RITES 1 I 1AR 0 ES Pretests Over the Retools of Frank MoerewThis Ationtson The remain of Mr Frank Morrow reached here this morning and the funeral services will be held this afternoon at 240 o'clock at the residence of ble father Dr WIUlam Morrow 3140 West End avenue The services will be conducted by Rev Brown Barbee and El Erwin The pall-bewers will be Messrs Duncan LW Maddin Jr TtKiretiat rick Pot ter Gaines Eugene 13! Criddle Spencer McHenry Walter Keith and Tyler Calhoun The interment will be at Mt Olivet NEGRO WOMAN UNDER ARREST I 415 and 417 NORTH COLLEGE d-LE GE THE STICK INSECT HARD MONEY I 1 The Oldest Largest and Best Mercantile Agency In the World It Et-Congresemau Dewitt Talks On The Financial Question STC1F1111 Only long enough to find out by reading Ibis where you ran buy the CHEAPEST TRUNKS Or every description end quail ty hut ell et istoundingly low prioeis Club cabin tone OlsOstone TRAVELING BAGS base some hand aolusly furnish- TRUNKS Ot every description end quail ty hut ell et Woundingly low prices Club cabin tour Olsdotone TRAVELING BAGS hags some hand soinsly furnish- 'VhaJs Pp Lizzie Irt Ilona to on Two State NomAlto ed with toilet articles mirsi PUTT Centre Just the thing tor the AND TELICrotOl'ES "Summer Beau" Sneer Prodscer mid literati liston Ars In rovor of the Froe Co Wags Polley DUN CO A Most Elusive Member el The Mantis Vnique among the insect ereation are the "tick insect' which have the peculiar gift of making other" believe that they are inanimate objects 'flits insect is commonly met with in the high dry yellow grass of land in south Africa When it Is in repro" with its legs stretched closely against its back it is difficult to believe that it is not a de twig It is necessary to touch it in order to find that it is alive The insects smaller and weaker than itself which do this are eaten as a reward for their inquiring spirit The twig insect undoubtedly lives by its shape which helps to provide it with food at a minimum exertion It enables it to serape from all sorts of dangers Other animals with a taste for insect food seldom 1111 BASKETS inixpkeirnadasuliTeueVy Clothes Detectives Crockett and Lyn eh yeaterday afternoon arreateo Liss le Tillman a colored servant in the employ of Joe Johnson on a charge of pettt lemony and obtaining- goods under false pretenses Tbe girl it is claimed went to Murphy's grocery store on Church street and repretenting that she bad been tient by the tam ily fraudulently obtained several dollars' worth of goods The lareeny Ville Is for the alleged theft of a sold Pin which wail found In a trunk at bar home The eases are aet tor hearing before Justios William Canipbell this afternoon For the Promotion and Protection of Trade end Collection at Debts of ithawl and trot GENERAL STOCK toers strum SotieleaseR sample caw All at Bankrupt Prices Told in simple style You should read it if you would be informed on the leading question of the day The facilities of the Agency Collection Departmeut offer superior advantages for the collection of past due claims and is open to lita use of merchants generally whether subaorib era Or not For further particulars apply al Union Trust Co A maim nee or BRIAR PIPE GIVEN AWASe irpt' CTti EVER) ONE ko1" POUND bale 1E41 71 ONE 4i POUND bale LARCENY OF SHOES IMNPRM10 BELL BROS! 609 Church Street Watkins Institute my4 sataasa If PRICE 25 CENTS 1 OFFICE' 'IELEPHONE EXCHANGE BUILDING ISO North Co dego St 2-r) 110- i- -7- c-- 4 -7-4 r'--: L1 1 -77- ---1 70" 7 -7 --Ti'l a 4 2174- 7------ ----7------- lit A New York May Dewitt delivered an shires last night on "Hard Money" before the Reform Club Me in part: "The pending currency questions are but different phases of the ono-isexue flat money All the financial troubles we have suffered were caused by the legal tender and other legislation which put greenbacks in circulation "This legislation instead of using government to sanctkm and enforce the contracts of individuals intervened to break them in order to make a forced for war purpose and later without even that excuse The silver question is of the same character 'the silver advocates do not want free coinage They want forced currency bylaw of depreciated silver Those who are clamoring for silver legislation are the ones who produce silver end want to get rid of it or else owing debts payable in gold want the government to help break their contractiao they can pay them in silver "It would be hard to end a more 'offensive sort of government interference It would be just as reasinable to have such a law passed auto mike toe buy a coat I did not want or accept one which I bad not bought as to make me accept sliver dollars when I preferred gold or accept sliver dollars when I had contracted for 'gold ones If as are to bare laws like that we ought to strike out from our statute books all penalties for sealing and robbery" 1 OF IdP4 OF GEO BRANDON Chartres Tonng and 000111r Brown Two Negro Boys Arrested Charing Young and Geo Brown two negro boys were arrested yesterday afternoon by Lieut Turner and Detective Sidebotttom OR a charge of stealing two pairs Of shoes from 11tf Winstmd Young and Brown Went into the store and while the former attracted the clerk's attention Brown seised the shoes and ran out closely followed by Young State 's 'warrants were sworn out against them before Juinice South and they will be tried to-morrow morning The shoos were recovered DISTRICT MANAGER Nashville Birmingham Chattanooga Montgomery For Sale by Everett Payne) 211 FORTH HINER ST Telephone 521 ESI8IIIMI1J1LIIIII1111111111111111111111111111114 You often hear of other extreets 7 Axis 9 which claim to be xx good" as 4 'h 1 Liebig 1 1 COMPANY'S 1- Extract of Beef hut the eittlms only eall smut- tlt Lion to the feet that the Com pany's Extract is 1 i 11 THE STANDARD for purity CONTRACTS AWARDED The booted Gives Ont the Work to be bone On the Market-noose zadwit Nashyillei 'Paducah 14 Cairo PACKET COMPANY 1 111-It 1111 F2 'for 41 40 cents Every pipe -aped D1111117UP2 tlUuIIII1IflhI1IlII! IIlIflhiLIfl Subscribe tor the Benner Nichols() In Springs Famous tor Its pinrtal staters II now open for guests under the personal sugierrtalon of York For terms address FRANK WARREN 'Manager my113m0 gmartt's Stattion Tenn norlt Jun nO7Ald LADIES' ONLY I LADIES' ONLY A iv-vseemegeeehtAteNIFIED VIEW OW THE STICK INSEQT tact It owing to ite twig-like appearance Moreover it is hardly worth their while to trouble about such an elusive animal But no animal seethe born to enjoy this life without worries and enemies It IPpears that there Is a curioue and large toad tbat makes a epecialty of finding twig inects This toad would rather bunt twig insects than eat the juiciest and most 'atilt caught green Alec The stick Insect to a member of tke mantis group several Ineinbers of which have remarkable qualities One of them perhaps the best known is the prayitg mantis When in repose it appears to be on Rig knees and its forelegs are raised and clasped together like the hands of a person at prayer As it has large eyeswhich It turns upward Its whole attitude stigmata that it is engaged in earnest prayer 31any of for example the stick very large Some South American ones are four plebes in length They are usually very pugnacious fighting much among themselves A fight usually ends in one of the combatants toeing his hoed The victor eats the remains The Chinese oatch specimens a one man-tie family and set theta to Deh betting on the York World The lloard of Public Wm-ke and Affairs yeiterday afternoon awarded th contracts for repairing the City Hall and marketbettae an tollowa: Wal 'work don painting interior of market-house and woodwork both ends of City fail SS 3710 lyle painting roof of tuarket-houaa 0750 Yarbrough repairing atuocawork and painting and penciling- both enda of Citic4 Ilan $225 loafor Justin irmitapheiL ALEX PERRY leaven Nashville EVERT SATURDAY at L4 clock at The above boat will snake close conneollomt at Padurith with boats for tha Upper ()hie kilter Connect at Cairo with Anchor Line steamers for et Louis Memphis Vickaburg and Plesr Orleans with St Louis Southwestern and Missouri Pacific Railroads giving through tickets to principal points in Tessa Kangas kfloombri Nebraska Arkansas and California gpactai ilAUCAUX100t1 offerad mi iffranta Nashville It Evansville Packet DUKES DcruRE or -44is 20Z PA GEs 5 9 ictoiv TolltsECCOUARTYEOSTF I laJSCTiOta Cartel I to cloys Im emuodinin ettftlt pquiek to pocket all ooneplet one mall pookstra Boat by mail prepaid plata peekn en on yeoalpt of prim limpet box of 'LAO Au id I tiDold Sol College street SIM 00 Fatherland street Fit atatkLIN 8:1) Charh ativet MUIllIAlf at co 'tor Claud 4 A4tIbtotx Marvelous Results From a letter written by Rev 3 Gunder-man of le kiloh we are permitted to make this extract: "I have no hesitation In recommending pr King New Discovery as the TeNUtl were almost maclove In the use of my wife While I was tutor of the' Baptist Church at Rives Junctido oho wu brought do aa with pneumonia suiceeding la grippe Terrible paroxysms Of coughing would last hours with little interruption afid it eteemeti az if she could not survive them A friend recommended Dr King's New Diacovery it was quick lb Its work and highly LittArtery In remelts" Trial bottles free at Page ik Situs'e drug store corner College and Union streets Regular size and 1100 ape lyr 1 tvr' Iric jun spnried a cenaid anda all frmele irees Want lec hold with I 1 (mime WlipttisteratiprusitecutiateltdOsitcteictitt2cr 1 Lethet" Imes on hiving Tie LTA tettynyil Title' (Iht MO I Addeo ttiltCH-ROVAL sts CO To 104snssi SisSis re se 113011111p IsZ For sal by Pig is alma corner Colkat wick Union spa meowefr 1y 6-- LA Di ES i Chichester's Eng'ieh Pennyroyal rt 04-4 Wass) ass th Ste 106 itqt1 14 666 Atha 140rd 4e taompa platlevieelitzLot IIN 1101m' III LANINKIL Irt "Ie rn mall At Chichester Ciheekiteti-t-et i'lliseS7tTe7 inyi tiowotrAu ly 1 i 0 Plum les sill hs tried this aftersons hstnre Justios Wiltam CamPbon en chants st malicions ttOsenist end treepase preferred by Sara lit solored These tiny Capsules axe superior to Cope iba0 Cuhebs and blew-flow! They eum in 48 hours the same disesseawl hoot I WM) renienee MY Alt OPUGAISTS 1 '111'NflalvilaYki These tiny Capsules axe supe- rior to Etelaanaef Copelba Cuheba and They eum in 48 hours the same diseaseawl hoot i WM) renienee MY Alt MAUGAISTS bteniner IV PHILLIPd leaves EVERT WIsDAT nt 12 o'clock Connocts'ist Evansville wttk boats or Louisville Cincinnati and Pittsburg with bl 11 tor Torre licLute Indianapolis and Chicago For ivies sr Information call on or attdrolut RIMAN President GALLAGHER General Freight and Psananger Agent IA Eroadstreet 1uYiU Tenn Telephone SW guht3in Detth In the Country- Charles Cotton a watl-known i farmer tiring twelve miles out on the hduriveaboro turnpike dipd yesterday atter a betel 'res ramalue were burled to-day I I Lr2 4-.