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NEW FRI 1NTASHVILLE BANNER MONDAY JULY 4 18 8 7 AGING OP A TIES NASHVILLE BANNER MONDAY JULY 4 18 8 7 NEW ONO I alk 1 111 11 gral Vella 0 71 A 14E7 PIRIvLAN ohm luau II aliledj RGII-C1 Or MI OLD 111j17 it Imo F-- C) silt -5' 3000 black hat 250 cub Ike whits pearl braid boas 25c 014 Curiosity Whop 2 lame all solors for 50a Old Cairlostly bitop boys' good straw hats ISs each II trimmed bats for girls Tio IOU Old Curiosity bliop Ince koad-betta hats 25 find be each- TtArgest nest colored Milan hats 11 worth PAO 014 curiosity 2 nal aloe ostrich tips 21 post you 12 the-whore Oat Curiosity bhcp eploodid hose 104 a pitir OL4 Curiosity Shop Soh hair-Nal tic (100 plea la box) 10001 8121 white 11 s- 014 2 larre I 014 IN herr 1 12 triatme Oil rice koad tArtest4 finest I toil aloe o4p 44P100: Rol 11212- gack bats 2se each pearl braid Wits 25e each I Curiosity Whop tips all eolors tor 50a I Curlussiy bltop mow Inn '4" 1ckk1 0 Tivfir 7 SI 41116 In gilm dl 1 1 4 I -4 i 1 I cg -1 1 '4 1 I 1 4 -4 -1 A 1 1 1 i 1 4 110MNIP ENTIRE SIDE TO BE CLOSED OUT BY JULY 15 REGIIITOLESS OF COST SD pers pine So Ourionity Ruching from rle up Lldies linen coil a 714 nu Old Cutioati bbop White pearl too to go zea 1 Ot Rtu 01 White MINPim i WOW bettor at roar OW PrIe CorteattY 1Ni )ertit we street tue cheapest ste -e tilt Mesta Issr stt Lost C1110111tY NU' A euramer street ph 17 14 dr A It DUVAL DENTIerrs ro SS Platte Sayers Over Hamilton's hardware adore Idaahetilo Jed it lieetat In VA Cortooty 1 yokes ta 1444r 1P4 Oki Curiosity 1 pelt 1714 4 1 A LANNOM has formed a copartnership with MR HART to take effect July 15 1887 As this copartnership is formed upon a CASH BASIS the present entire stock is to be turned into READY MONEY and as the time is very short we have made unprecedented reductions in prices regardless of cost Every garment is marked in plain figures and at prices that the poorest judge is forcibly impressed with the magnitude of the BARGAINS we are now offering "BUT ONLY FOR THE TIME SPECIFIED JULY 15" "BEAR THAT IN MIND" If you would secure first choice call early Don't miss this GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY As is well known we carry an immense stock consisting of Custom-made Clothing in fine and medium grades of the newest styles of the most popular and desirable fabrics and in every conceivable shade and design Our stock of Gents' Furnishing Goods and Hats is full and complete in every respect In our Merchant Tailoring Department can be found an elegant' line of Fine Imported Piece Goods that will be made up to special order on short notice guaranteeing perfect satisfaction in ell cases To give an idea of the extent of our reductions we have marked down Fine Suits that were strictly $25 to $18 Fine Imported Cheviots that were $10 $18 and 820 to 8101 $12 and Si 5 We mention these in particular as many of our friends and customers are well acquainted with the goods and former prices The entire stock in like proportion with ESPECIAL HEAVY REDUCTIONS in Boys' and Children's Goods By giving this your prompt attention you will study your own interest This is indeed an opportunity that will not soon be offered again A word to the wise is sufficient II--FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS WE WILL MARTI A STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN OUR BOYS' AND CIaLDREN'S DEPARTMENT COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES IS ss re Liis 101 $18 and $20 to $10 $12 and $15 We mention these in particular as many of our friends and customers are well acquainted with the goods and former prices The entire stock in like proportion with ESPECIAL HEAVY REDUCTIONS in Boys' and Children's Goods By giving this your prompt attention you will study your own interest This is indeed an opportunity that will not soon be offered again A word to the wise is sufficient laOGLESSEIS lb MILO Etitte and Rent41 tate and Rental okI LIMBS So IMO tate and Rental Etat al Agents as North Cherry street jyl tt Agents I North Cherry stroot jyl tt ft North Cherry street jyl tt I 5 4 I KIZBLE A co 71 ZIA NeTATM AGNIFTS 70 IsORTH Cse7 eaves se stairs Yasirrille int sell sad nut MI estSte V0114 re SYSS toads se eoLlestioas Ness 4-41Aate el Issas epsetalty EOM ly T1 IAA lo Gag tall 1' 114 4 0444 VII A LANNORII The Cash Clothier No 18 Public Square Nashville Tenn PIS In 111111 p111 1 i i i 1 1 I 'Diem Milt 1 Itimaimerr EL Azitm NIZZITX AMU' diaerawir Lew Se Wilton la Chiamoory As iii It ilbers THIS AFTERNOON'S RACES BASEBALL N7V-- to-1016 IT Prank collsito street La Ittepicas T1 public le WI jab' til tr---steals6 is in correspondence with several strong players some Of whom it is thought they will sews and Courier How the Fourth Will be Observed at West Side Park The Nashville Team Shut Out in the Game Saturday MIMMI111 HORSES AND HORSE TALK Di FRANK HOLIA)WELL ICESIDIKNCI-531 South Summer stroll TIthon WT Bows to a north Summer street Telobase Ma 416 kiours 2 to 51 a my23 17 SKIING CLOTIIING JUST EIECEPT MU of Light Goodie Picked Up to Vie deux Quarters II TUFF int CI'S ongh enjoyment of warm snmmer evenings has heretofore been afforded the Nashville public and not a night should fail to witness the presence of a large audience By a aingular omission of several words a paragraph of a notioe of the concerts in Saturday's Banner intended to call attention to the facilities offered to patrons for spending a pleasant evening apparently said the revetse The etror should have been obvious however from the complimentary nature of the rest of the notice Following is the programme for this evening: March "Man to Marren Overture mbSworourne teleetton "Ermiute bowski Trombone solo I nnes Star Banfled ale Vrber" Walettenpel Gounoti Mazurka "Eauora" Mullaby 'From 'zone solo "r-ra Shell Gallop SPECIALTIES: -I 31 PUBLIC SORE ELLI 31 PUBLIC 31 PUBLIC All is in readiness for the special racing matinee at West Side Park this afternoon The races will begin promptly at 9 o'clock Street cars will leave the Maxwell HMSO corner every five minutes and it is safe to Pay that they will carry large crowds to the grounds The new racing park well established itself in popular favor at the remarkably successful spring meeting and to-day's holidaymakers will not be slow to avail themselves of the opportunity offered to witness some first-rate sport this afternoon The usual facilities far the betting public will be on the grounds the pool privileges having been leased to Brown Kangore Co Following are the programme and entries in the five events: First race plumb 2150 2:55 class mile heats three in five entrance fee 10 per rent of purse: Charlie Cum SQUARE UAj HUE COME AND EXAM 011101 A MAIO- TII STOCK OF Cptioul strumentss xtists' Material Laflamme At Surveyors' Goods rrstrtUrvets Architects' Supplies eel Material ka and 8tationerls CATALOGUE TEEM CIAXPIE1 Cosy ell CarZell ITILIZIrs sett leetees 1r 4 fritter rItshrill 7 MONDAY ITJLIE 4 1887 11111 Chuldren'g Suits it BLACK BOTTOM A Decrease lu Crime but Surplus or Filth William tlw'-xr: A Comprising all the Latest Styles and qualities of Cheviots Plain and Fancy Wonteds Corkscrews aud Cassimeres The entire stock has been carefully selected and made up -of the very Iffiest patterns and by the best workmen Our Boys' and Children's departmenS is ahead of all others in the city The best quality new styles beautiful patterns and perfect fitting and at such low prices as e200 8250 $300 $350 $100 and $500- A Child's Shirt Waist given away FREE with every suit sold I PEOPLE'S COLUMN Arattee titular Ws Lead on cod a trord aatA iludriims adrordiesnent takenor tea am tot mats dein SAMS Wit WANTZD i WANTED I 1 4 tu os floe work ant two on loather otoactv work 13 LAM AN la ILOUltitijiN -No Whitoditalt boost Atioato jyt at tliro' on Eille 1 work ant taw en leather stolid) work wo ativgdwe ELLIS The Leader of Low Prices Des 7 I kr) tCANTTD-A egook 4referred II SALIJIMAX ta Etoubla WO hitt WAa a 1 01113 Et 114I Qtral11M aeS Irewetr ly 13wetr ly I 4---- i i 1 4 1 l' Alex Odom ton IL Dodge ames Joinnon 4150 2:40 class "1 nye Farmer A Lyles 2 Ida Dodge Tumbler Allen Kelley 4 Rockwood Ales Odom Third race three-fourths of a mile dash thoroughbreds and any horse that has started in a previous raee barred First and second medals The following gentlemen will ride: 1 Wicks Berry 2 Cockrill Jr 8 John ThonSpson 4 Jesse Id Overton 5 IL IL Jackson 6 0411 Shields 7 Foster John Spurr Fourth 8150 running one-half mile heats two in three: 1 Vindei Lightf6ot Jr 2 Florence Sylvestus Wiley 8 Artiban ch Jo Bittick 4 Bed Jim eh A Bland Quarter Burnett Fifth $200 pacing free for all mile heats three in live: 1 Sam Jones Bland A Aldrich 2 Argyle Id Anderson The programme is particularly attractive because of the variety of events it including running trotting and pacing races In the third race that for gentlemen riders two premiums will be awarded by a society bell at the club-house The admission is fifty cents colored youot man to take care ot ootra and talk Apply as CIS ogce jar It Vidistitp-Ity rentlenten erticoe bust1 owls le ta tett etty to relit Or buy a mail proved pi ace tritala five or aim mile of ea gultaete for small farally4Lddrem LA oiltQk trite est tt -1-irz 4 TN-A So I man to take chores estiAlJereey bort Addresetrite rot MIRA a TAYLOR Nhallyillet 4 it PIZ -44 09g41 7 7 Art '1 1 1 1 11 prow qi 114 Ikt il c)4 1 The trotting interest is said to be on the wane in the vicinity of Baltimore A eorrespondent of the Spirit says: The best son of Andrew Jackson was Henry Clay a trotter and sire of trot ten Nine of his get were trained to records all of them trotting inside of three minutes four of them below 232 and three of those in the thirty list Henry Clay was the sire of some very line stallions the best oue being Cassius Clay that stood at the head of the trotting stallions of his day though he lived but eleven years long enough to produce seven sires of fourteen performers in the thirty list There were but eight of his colts trained to records They all showed better than three mine though but one entered the telex list He however was the grandest horse of his day or perhaps taking all things consideration of any day viz: George Id Patchett Vp to 1868 he held the stallion record for mile heats and to this day he stands first on the stallion two-mile table though his time has been badly beaten by his grandson Sam Purdy in a public triaL Patchen was a race horse a campaigner He spent his short life upon the turf and got but few colts Of the nineteen trained to records seventeen trotted in 2:45 Of these eight showed under 2:33 four being in the 2:30 list Not only did he give speect but he also gave the power to transmit it to his descendants and is the sire of eleven eons with thirty-six performers in the 2:30 List and air dams of such performers Jay Eye See's latest private performance was a mile in 2:2714 TO-day the regtdar summer racing campaign at Monmouth Park was opened The meeting will close August 27th It is said that Orifiamme's 'legs have been in buckets of ice for come days The book-maker Jack McDonald is reported to be a heavy winner thug far at Sheepshead Bay Garrison says the harder you pull Stuyvesant the faster he runs If you want to stop him let his head go down and it is so heavy that it tires him The Chicago correspondent writes as follows to the Sportsman: The Derby was a great race but the best horse did not win and the light of future events will prove this beyond doubt Had Baldwin not started Croliah Miss Ford would have easily been trot and as he did run the two Terra Cotta ridden in any first-class style should have carried off the prize Last Christmas for the Sportsman wrote up the two-year-olda of 1886 and then claimed that this horse would prove himself better than Jim Gore a horse that I never Ulm! for over 134' miles and every stake in which both have started has proven how correct I was Miss Ford is by odds the best three-year-old in the west but Terra Cotta is the best of the colts that have yet shown though I think with a race or two more in him Goliah may show to better advantage and may take first rank It would be impossible for one to overlook this grand-looking as Miss Ford is and she outlooks all the rest yet she does not compare to Goliati The best of Ten Broeck's get was undoubtedly Drake Carter Johnson is going very fast He paced three heats at Belmont Park in The Dwyer's Tremont has run his last race and has been retired to the stud with an unbroken record "Black Bottom is improving" said the ofilcer on that beat this morning "The gutters were cleaned up Saturday several new businesses have been recently opened and I have not made an arrest for three days" The Banner reporter to whom the remark was addressed was well pleased at these good signs and knew that to the officers' vigilance was due the credit for much of the improvement But looking around soon convinced the reporter that from a sanitary point of view at least there is much that needs doing and needs to be done at once In moveral places in the bottom about the corner of Cherry and Demonbrenn filth has accumulated and the stench is loud "If the South Nashville street cars don't take to running faster" said one man "we will all all take malaria in passing through" A frame house on the northeast cor ter of these streets is ten feet from the ground in the rear and the decaying filth the accumulation of weeks or months is a foot deep and sends forth an ever-convincing testimony of its immediate presence The northeast corner is occupied by a block of old buildings There is practically no sewer connections and the stagnant water is from sit inches to two feet deep under the houses and in the yards As this water is discolored till the filthy matter from the shanties is pitched into it to increase the strength of its odor The stench from this quarter penetrates two or three squares when the sun is hot and no scientist is needed to tell that every breeze carries malaria with it If the city should be visited by any epidemic this neighborhood will prove a most potent help to its spreading over the city SUPERB NEW STOCK Fugue aRit IlatliTSSB3 SUPERB IIEW ATO CK Etrailige llattrossBs ANT looking for clump homes in any paxt ot the city or ter choice dim lote at Amy price te mato their known to us OGLASBIE it North Cherry nu jeti FURN ITURE! AND ALL IDS 01 Tulip MAN PIANOS 34000 fl USE Now recognized Ea tit Best In the World 1111111 lw A PIANOS 2 0 1 FURNITURE! 'Xing recognised! am tit L' at a AND ALL IMMO OP Best in the World Otra NWT STopx OT Parlor Clamber" Dia lag Raoul Hatt Library aid 02 Ica OUR NZIT STopx Or Parlor Clamber" Dialag Bassi Hatt Library aid Ofilca or three girls to iron Mgr Me It ARATCHIA Attu' loon- SS mit tiogs street jell It 011 SALL The game at the park Saturday afternoon resulted in a shut-out-7 to 0-- for the locals The Memphis team played a superb fielding game and were strong at the bat Smith pitched a very fine game for the Browns Gibson the giant pitcher did good work for the locals and was well supported The whole trouble in a nut-shell was Nashville couldn't hit Smith Hite-- mphis 10 Nashville 7 THE IMAGITI6 Boeton 5 Pittsburg Chicago 10 Washington 2 Detroit 11 Philadelphia 3 New York 5 Indianapolis THI A18001ATION Mete 11 Brooklyn 10 Baltimore 7 Athletics 6 St Louis 10 Louisville 3 Cincinnati 12 Cleveland 7 StMDAT GAUL At Louisville yesterday the St Louis Browns forfeited the game to Louisville after two innings had been played It began aprinkling and Umpire Ben Young called the game After waiting ten minutes and the rain having almoot ceased he ordered the teams back on the field St Louis refused to respond whereupon the game was given to Louisville--9 to Von de Ahe says the decieion was FDA TUP RECOND The following table shows the standing of the Southern League teams in the race for the flag It will be seen that Memphis and New Orleana are tied for first place while Nashville is third and filty-six points behind Birmingham is last with only one gatne won Here they are: Rank Won Lees Percent 14 ove 1 1 81 ath 15 625 arleKton 29 8o1 1 19 043 DIAMOND DOT Peitz is playing a very fine game for Memphis Nashville has done no good ainee Maul left The Nashville and Memphis teams will play at the park this afternoon at 4 o'clock Aydelotte the New Orleans pitcher Is much improved and there are hopes of his recovery Owen Clark Nashville new secOnd baseman is not "much shakes" But everything goes Earle the old Nashville player refused to play ball for Duluth on Sundays and WAN suepended With this week's ioeue the Sportsman's Referee closes a brief but brilliant career The Referee was one of the beet baseball papers aver published Two of the New Yorkers are preparing themselves for the practice of law and O'Rourke is a graduate of Harvard Ile is a trained athlete physically It is a peculiar fact that every time a foul tip or passed ball hits the umpire the crowd yells with delight and when after a walk around to ease the pain he resumes his position he is applauded for his display of nerve The baseball man of the American had things slightly mixed yesterday morning The Banner will state for his edification that it was Gibson not Masran who pitched the game for Nashville Saturday afternoon Barry Damman and Pope Taylor of Memphis arrived in Nashville yesterday This afternoon they will play third base and catcher respectively with the Square nine in a baseball game with the Columbia -Reels at Columbia Mr Taylor was the phenomenal catcher of the Charleston got rt very bad deal by the schedule committee and her layoffs are longer than any other clubs The Seaside City team however will bee less than the others on her layoff for the reason that there are a large number of paying baseball towns in the Palmetto Otte and a tour always re-Felts iu increasing the extent of the Charleston treasury President Stern of the Cincinnatis offered the Charleston management $1000 for the release of "Malaria" Smith but was refused Then Stern wrote a letter to Smith offering him 2100 a month if he could secure his release The Charleston directors secured the letter and gave Smith a lecture He was made to understand that if he did not play his best he would be placed under the ban The local directors at a meeting tonight ordered correspondence opened to-morrow with President Morrow to try to eat aside some of Tony Sucks high-handed work here It is charged that he fiued the local players mainly to get even for the ignoring of his reeommendation by the directors- The fines against Diestel almost eduel his motith's pay The local man'agement the reason that there ars a large num- paying ber of ain baseball towns i the Palmetto state and a tour always rs- ClO Wet planes of Stork gokfrtor ohning Gabler rik1 at terms Lad lowest prima ROLM 4 Lo Jett to epoittbe I fie atfl of our own sad the best eastern manateenre is larger and dnar than ever colored in Ibis market before It will certainly pay parties wantina goods in our line ta examine our stock and prices All orders wia tame prompt lawmen SERIOUS-C-UTTING ESTABLISHED IN MIL I Its amecess is without a parallel in the history and art of Piano-forte making Tune touch and action are simply perfect and their durability phenomenal The recent improvements of the Had7-4 cp Attachment and Vet! Key Bat make it the not desirable first-class Piano on the market' PIANOS and ORGANS of all makeo low for cash or on coal monthly or quarterly payments or for rent art of ly per prove- I tarkel )a eaml ESTABLISHED IN 111411 I i 1 1 -40ommemounew a efl 1 1 4 4 1 ke i It a 4 i 1 L'hk WEUTLEY WARREN John Su llivan a Groveryman Carved By Charlie Drake Colored CITY ITEMS 44111 itt12mA Summates visite it pi toldiat Ischia band feed sieZrti Ittee folds vita Peasey and trinuner tor tars neoessary I will toed down to 4 oar counter abaft and belt speed our firsaetaas condition practi- m'y at arts It gas" its entire satis41tatt OUT sew web-perfecting lice press Ind siding Dew isIttsh le reason for 1111t Ad drum itC1fli it it PlatialtILLNO itabvtAstein Myld 'w5a S416-4 toed emend-band 101torse- portable botier on skids in good sad at a bargain Apply as ow? nage lig WOOD tt organs of Bur Smith American and taridgeport loss prices easy terms MOUT Jetta (Da 111A14-A piano nt central Improved elAporpsrty which will pay la per cent- annum PTlrs i400D Appiy so 12 Amanita' street It 44)11 $41 poy 60 IAiclet to 444 1 0 44iq 4 Itctrx lb a Jtir A tAd) Saab a 44 111 11? 1 We offer great bargains in all summer shoes and slippers from this date Hogan 4t Hopkins 1115t Jesse French Death of Mr Odell Mr Thomas Oden one of the best known farmers of Williamson county died at hhs home near Brentwood last evening in the sixty-third year of his age Mr Oden 'was aa exemplary Christian and had by his social qualities drawn around him a large circle of friends who will regret his demise He leaves a large family of children Mr and Mrs Davis left last night to attend the funeral which will occur at 4 o'clock this afternoon from the Methodist church at Brentwood Ex-State Senator Ferry of Franklin married a daughter of Mr Oden Ladies' kid opera slippers kid button Oxfords kid lace Oxfords and all kinds of lois shoes and slippers Must be sold Come early and get first choice Hogan tt Hopkins jyt 5t WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTING DEPOT 34 Worth Summer) St WELsitv-ilIo I al0 imowefr ly TOIL ISIMM Charlie Drake an eighteen-year-old colored youth committed a murderous assault with a knife yesterday afternoon upon John Sullivan who keeps a grocery store on the corner of Renville and Pearl streets in that portion of the Thirteenth district known as Lien's Ralf Acre Drake was shooting craps with a crowd of negroes on the doorstep of Sullivan's store when they were ordered away by Sullivan Drake proved bbstreperous and became involved in a personal difficulty with Sullivan whom he proceeded to carve with his pocket-knife Sullivan was cut and slashed seven times Four cuts were inflicted upon his bead two on his back and one on the breast Deputy Sheriff McKinney opportunely came up about this time aud after a lively chase captured Drake on Jefferson street Dr Kincaid dressed Sullivan's wounds which are not necessarily dangerous Drake was committed to jail SUMMER CONCERTS SUMMER CONCERTS BROAD-STREET AMUSEMENT HALL AND PARK Stock large and full no old shoddy shop-worn goods but all fresh and seasonable at Hogan Hopkins' jyt bt AU men's low shoes at cost and less Hogan Hopkins jy4 5t Lebeck Bros have just received five cases batiste at tyc a yard 3y4 2t Patton life insurance 1e25 17 1-OR rooms at 154 North CauTy scram 01 vlsolionct a tvOl Ithifrry4 want to rent four scree of tTen rbmis Wad imitsble for market aralying bettreen Hydo's Ferry and oat" late pike a Thirtoonth dirtriet snout ens pail from corporation lane There gars ea the piece Ti or 10e loads of Land motor wialca roes to the renter The land hat a food hones sod plenty of good water lt fewlosed a vied lanes JOISS IALEEST Sto iteGavosk as jag tf ac)INTiciaarr rrc)--Nica19r! And every evening (except Sunday) until farther notice Open-air SUMMETIGIIT CONCERTS INIF MOO On 111111 traW Notice-The old original Jellico coal more recently known as the Wooldridca Jellico to avoid deception and which was introduced into the Nashville mnrket by the Clifton Coal Comp-tny (Rosa Hand is now exclusively controlled by A Davis Co and Hill and can be had f7om no other source Jo Woo liountain Coal Coke Co e3 tf Jo Woo llonntain oae Co je Co 3 tf Cl Coke The Perk elevantly decorated fountains colored lights promenales rustic boxes IADIY LA-ND Sworubbourne's Luston symphony Orchestra lbe nutnitabio ars rutic boxes be mitnitabie unfortunate vicissitudes flow circumjacent to thy intuitional petsonalty permit no sesquipidalian argumentation to induce thee to sever the contiguity existing between the equestrian feruginous crescent and the pofiere" equestrian teruginous crescent and th Aiero-" Pt 25cAHIllUitttia IITITmB- AENEDLN25c GENERAL 02p ADMISSION LUJ titNtKAL ADMISSION Sight is priceless We refer those needing spectacles to Merrill the op tician No 4 Sammer street je29 mo wefr tf needing spectacles to Merrill the op- tician No 4 Sammer street je29 mo wefr tf 111 lorgo house Nos 20 ror4 ti Otorry street lateiy oecult 214012oiloyL pomooMon igtv ko ilf GrAIN)i8 jell' a on Ooto- loclerTwe large houses Nos 20 er4 21 8 Cherry street lately own- Mrs AA ler possesmon liven Goo- GAl21)111 POI a ra 1 14 There is a negro preacher at Craw ford Ga who has no legs being battled around town in a wagon by two goats 111 turulthott oq untur sabot" with or without bnard UM MASA kat It Now is your chance to buy dry goods cheaper than ever before at Frank-land 4k Co'a jy2 2t Foreign Missionary Society The Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church Will hold a special meeting to-morrow morning at 1030 o'clock in the basement of the church for the transaction of important business Foreign Missionary Society EVIl JEIIIIELPIY ST wr-ip I rraisApre OR VTOLEN leneptioxa 162 JTh Kendrick Jr forNowest price on 'eoal and wood Central City and Jel lice coal my 5 CITY ITEMS Last chance to get dry goods at less than cost as we are going to take stock next week Call and see for yourself Frank land Co je2 2t h4-V I )7 Olt bay horse aggis Wet short tad and straight 'nd leg mewl" shod all round lore back 11 NI Hamilton strati es the of Ube 314 1ieraki reward tor kis return to 41 tf AVSIIII si bays address jell di ias-- --4 No 4 North Summer Street eet I i HEI I I 0 1 MI tonal -r N0 tr I A I The Attractions at tile Broad-Street Amusement Hall A largo crowd should be out at the Amusement Hall to-night A particularly attractive programme la promised including some stirring national airs by a popular Nashville singer in eocianction with a male chorus and Swornsbourne's orchestra The character of the entertainments given thus far in the summer night-concert season haa been Such as to receive the hearty commendation of the largo number cf people who have attended them The preparation of a beautiful and well-appointed music garden has been an especially popular feature The expenses already incurred have been large and the daily expense is heavy The public should mealiest its appreciation by such an attendance as the entertainments really fI tit Notices under this head ten cents per line first andfire cents per line earls tubse quent insertion Lebeek Bros will have some extra bargains in- white goods to-morrow 3y4 21 REMOVAL We have remo8ed to No16 North College street (nearly opposite old stand) where we will have more room atd better facilities for handling our business We would be glad for our friends to note the change Webb Stevenson 4t Co je21 sod lw Dictum Sap sWANT" adverthentene in the Thinner l91k reectre both prompt and now other journals ono obtain 1-tw Lanlier obtattus front tcn 10 twenty The attention of the public is called to our speciaities Fine Watches with Anti-Magnetic Shields Diamonilts Sit verware Clocks Optical Goods Repairing and 3IaJ turing specia ties iu liamonts Sit tad 31atae 11 GOWIS IllOTME (Wm Ooarela Joit (power) Carpeaters rl Deadatiot aarvi fitatr---eil4 sad Cr a oaoatalty Par-two okring oild laauld do wail So give dip a trkat NIS 141 ITU lite 110 I We make shoes a specialty We give you a large variety to select from We give you better shoes We give you cheaper prices We give you god-fitting goods We guarantee all goods up to representation We save you money by coming to our store We tell you that it is to your interest to buy your shoes at the Boston Boot shoe Company No 20 Cedar street le2ti tf Lebeck Bros have marked down all of their parasols at half cost jy4 2t To-oArs ADVERTISEMCNTS le21 tuthigs 6m tp a6c ip Ma To thoen who tramp In ocareb of work In inter's coat or turnmer'll An nxiverttwemont In the ttanner i ter have yonitteet LebeckBroo will have a grand clearing sale of summer goods all of tills week jy4 'Aback Bros liars city Items la to-dap the eity Itmeits flopkino Lotower.