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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

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The Tennesseani
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Nashville, Tennessee
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I' i 1 mottrall WOO 19tnntlfh: Tati DAILY Afl1U1 itaznIrILLN 84ertlitaity Tag DAILY A1111111bA1lit ilAtuivalu1 MoM rrr1133 Strongest Argumollt I) rollge! CO11 ll0000sooro to McAlister A Co sad Gifford Drone Co 1Tco OD Zlicvlith 1111151Z1X-43tStio IVEUISIa1711149 T41311216 Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants ANDALLx1 Nashville Win a Clean Decisive Victory Over Memphis Eaters Trailed op tor krumeyst st the Memphis Team Results of Yesterday's Contests in Southern Leine National League and American Association A 0 1 0 i UNPIRE AID 1111- I 4 plIVLA Nuhville Win a Clean Decisive Victory Over Memphis Eaters Trailed op tor Mrshmeyst et the Memphis Team Ite0 Yel li 1 Results of Yesterday's Contests in Southern 4 Leane National League and (61 American Association 0101 1 JO I 4 4 And Dealers In Agricultural Implements Mill Machinery Engines Etc Magog 'JAGGING AND TIES FIELD HICICD14 Or ALL KINDS merican National Bank alle41striestens is A nyreala 3-41(111111 --COOPIOMOO It atOlUsIO 21 Augurs it Mewl 014-14 "anottOke 1 leftist base oet 2: Matteson Marbridge 4 Double and PWSU Menet hiteeiti lilting 1 Harbridge I palmed 1 mite of game I bens and 10 litotes Umpire McQuaid savApatAil 6 atarOW PATAWNIve GA Jan6 II manner for the eavannah team tendered bits resignation on account of ill-health A meet In of the difeeterl was held to-day and they decided to accept Come one of the directors will manage the club for the present Morton It is suited has been offered a position as umpire to the AtteriCOO AAOOlation The second game between Macon and Savannah this aftern000 attracted a good crowd The playing of both ulnas was good and resulted In savannah shutting Mama out by the score of 6 to Official score: RAVANNAII IE PO A IL Hollangero I 11000 Field lb 0 2 14 1 0 Collins 2b 0 0 6 8 0 Moriarityr 00001 atrial Lb 0 0 2 2 0 Stock well 1 1 6 2 0 Millers 1 0 0 2 0 Moriarity 2 1 0 7 0 Gillen 11201 Total 6 6 27 17 2 It ACON a 111 A Stearns lb 1 1 Comoran 8b 0 1 1 8 0 Decker 1 2 8 2 1 PltiIt 00100 Garter 01 0 2 0 0 0 00080 Chamberialux I 00100 Smith 0 0 0 It 0 Ginn 2b 0 0 1 4 2 0 6 2'7 20 4 Inninga Savannah 040000200-6 hio0011 Summary: Earned 1 Two base 2 Macon 2 Left on 6 Macon 6 Double Savannah 2 Struck Smith 6 by Mortality 5 Basta on called Smith 2 Eames from being hit by pitched each Passed 1 Wild pitches 2 lime of hour and fifty minutes allev-Clutriesion 10: A tlifealav 11' "It bsel coatiewa IL Augusta 0 bast0 siclaw Citailt si cowrie tr ittraok sottc-al Wer- Lyiljsir ll biseltitel I list 4 IlksItre sod Powell- Iblitel lilting 1 Harbridge I paned bslis--TeyI vim 1 tame I bourn and lOmiststea Umpire McQuaid sairApitAil 6 stArOw 0 PA II GA Jan II Mot" hllt' manner for the Savannah ham tendered his metEngtion on aceount of ill-health A meet- um- tog of the a 'Mier was bud to-day and they skied to accept Some one of the directors yogutted has ffd a position manage the club for the present Morton it been oere as piny in the American AASO lation The cond ame between se sacon and Raven- eau this afternoon attracted a good crowd The playing of both plum wu good and resulted In savannah shutting Macon out by the score of 6 letire NAVANNAII liollasgerc I I IE PO A It 11000 Field lb 2 2 1 2 Collins 2b 0 0 5 8 0 tioriarityr atrial 8b Stock well I Miller a Gillen 16 1 1 6 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 Moririty 2 1 0 7 0 11201 CASH CAPITAL $1000000 '''--4A Et110: POWDER A CIO 6 BOARD OF 1311110f7rO1ttili COLE JOHN LEA A HARRIS JOHN WOODARD JOHN HOUSTON KIRKMAN JOHN GRAY BURNS A PIGUE CRAIGHEAD Rev Dr It A YOUNG 'EDGAR JONES A ATCHISON HILLMAN JOHN ORR KIRKMAN BUSH NV BERRY BYRD DOUGLAS Jr WEAKLEY Gen JACKSON' WM PORTER 're Absolutely Pure After all the best test of acceptable service on the part of any merchant is the number of permanent customers he secures Some clothing houses assume that "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush" and take chances of their customer's return after he has once been "struck" But alas the supply of new customers finally runs out and it is only a question of time when the artful dodger is left no more "lambs to shear" We have a strong and growing constituency to whom we refer with pride The general verdict is that our Men's and Boys' Clothing is RELIABLE and we lay more stress upon that than upon any other feature of our business We solicit your patronage for our Clothing upon the basis of reliable goods square dealing and one price After all cc ptabie se: an merc of 01 permanel cures So assume thz hand is bush" and their custo he has on 44110 )1 Iisf I y- 4 This powder never valise A starve' of purity ellUs and wholesomeness Moro economical ailho ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in ens tion with the multitude of low test aod weight alum or phoophato powders Bald maw Os sans Royal MAIN' Powder Go 'OS Well street IL jy 24 dAwIt Argamentam ad Crumenam This Bank has united vrtth it the TIIIILD NATIONAL IIANIC 01 this city and has increased its Capital Stock to eglACIOCCCP9CCCOC) With increased facilities in every particular it can confidently assert that it will offer superior advantages in all departments of Banking to its patrons and friends JOHN KIRKMAN President EDGAR JONES Vice President A HARRIS Cashier JOHN LEA Vice President COLZ Chairman Ineentive Committee fel HI jyll NaahvIlle won another gams yesterday In Memph le from the Bluff City boys The game was not too well played as the pre oeding ones but there was only ono fielding error charged to the Nashville O'Brien was first put in the box He waa wild in his delivery and was bit for two two-baggers Ind a home run 83 in the second Inning after Memphis had scored he gave way to Beker who bad been in oenter field The visitora put in their new man Shea but concluded after two innings to substitute their more reliable pitcher Block The game was tine for a few innings but the Nashville soon got on to Black and won easily by the score of 7 to 4 A telegram below front the local mans er corroborates the surmises that had already been generally entertained here that the umpire Hangle was Riving our boys decidedly the worst of it Goldsby did not make this explanation after the loss of Thursday's game lest it might be construed as an apology for the same but yesterday after winnine entered complaint None of the games have caused local patrons and admirers to loss one bit of confidence in the strength of their team All agree that they have played tine ball and are the best team by far in the South Baker de-styes to wear most of the victory In and a halt innings he was hit for only two singles and struck out nine men The batteries for to day will probably be Dundon and Hellman for Nashville and O'Leary and Eerie for Memphis though the former may decide to pitch Smith The trade of Eerie for Krehmeyer all the circumstances being considered was of decided advantage to the Nashville 111111011 MAYS WITH MZIIP1118 mimesis nom June defeated Memphis to-day but bad to play against tan men including Umpire liengle who tried his best to defeat us Be gave us no chance whatever on balls and strikes and was very rotten on base dcisions Be called Man out at first when the later made a safe hit to right simply because the two men on bases would have scored Me3otley hed ficbellhaase on third when he multi easily have scored and Beagle would not give him the score Other decisions on beam were venally as rotten Of course umpires are not infallible but this was certainly an MT day for Mr Benoit) Out of the three hits made two doubles and a home run were made off O'Brien in the first inning During the remolding seven innings Baker allowed them only two singles The boys are all working hard as is shown by the records of the three game played here only two errors in all throe tratinvuza 7 HIMPHIS 4' but this wu certainly an off day tor Mr Out of the three him made two doubles and a home run were made off O'Brien in the first in- the remelting seven innings Baker al the only two singles The boy all working hard as is shown by the records of the three game' played hero only two errors in al SislIVILLI 7 'LIMPID'S 4 all three Naahvillo won another gams yesterday In )(mph! from the Bluff City boys The gams was not oo well played as the pre- seeding ones but them was only tons field- ing error charged to the Nuhvilles O' was first put in the box He was wild in his delivery Brien and was bit to 'EMU" Et MAW Spring and Summer stook of CLOTHING Gents' Furnishing Goods THE CHICAGO RAWHIDE MANIFTI CO I lid II 1 GILIA11a I 10 11 10 Ihdr MANUFACTURERS OF Rawhide Bollix Lace Leather Harness anl Harness Leather VIE NATIONAL LZAGINE KANSAS CITY 8 CHICAGO 7 CHICAGO June Chicago' were beaten by the superior play of the visitors who out-batted and outfielded them to-day although Sunday and Flint hit for three beam Weidinan warn too much for the others to get On to and Clarkson was easy game for the visitor" Sunday and Gore did the best fielding and Bedford was not far behind them Innings: Chicago 0000214000-7 Kansastity 1110400000-8 Earned City 1 Chicago 8 Three-base Flint Two-base hits --Briody 8 Base 8 Kansas Cify 14 Eames City 6 Is the moat replete ever exhibited in this market Mans elegant suits on the Bargain Counter aux be bought for 50 per cent less than the price No 3 Nol 111 Cherry street Maxwell Ileas Strong ereotimonlala BELLE MEADI NA1ivaTl Tenn March 2S Rea ify Dear sir: In reply to your favor of the 27th asking my opinion ol the leather manufactured by the Chicago Raw bide Masulacturing Company I have to say that the articles that bave used from this con htrings lace leather fine Bridles and Wagon Whips- I unhesitatingly pronounce superior to any I have ever used as regards strength and pliability and I think will provn more durable The impremion of some that leather is 'imply the common rawhide is an roneous one This leather does not harden from being mined on and sun dried but becom more pliable It is highly superior in this re yard in imy opinion and as proof of my faith in the leather I have ordered wagon barnatil complete of this material I am pleased to know that you have opened house in the city for supplying this community with the goods My intention is to use this ma terial for slimy mill and thresher belting in MIS future I should be gratified to see a branch of tks Chicago factoryeetablished in Naahville Yours truly JAcKS014' 2filt es lee tee sr re th a its LS be ke 13-Y IfILEUG-EIVS PATENT THE ONLY MANUFACTURERS OF RAWHIDE BELTING IN THE COUNTRY ROBT BRIEN CO Sole Agents IROWN'Ill IRON Tamils RRLIEVED IR Mattis Lewis Nashville Tenn from dyspepsia and liver effeetions to attacks of which she was subject Nothing afforded her SO much relief my24 sn 20t 0 0 HUNTINGTON a2 iv No 6 Routh Market Street 1 ASHVILLE TEN NI BIGGER' CLOTHIER No 160 Church St dM 11 aomm menn mimo 1 mow 11 SINNOTT SID JONES SIININCOrIvr OFOINES9 13 College St NashvilleTenn DEALERS IN CARRIAGES Buggies Coupes Phaetons Atig BAROTICHES1 i 44g An Spring ons all St les 001 itAW I AGENTS MILBURN WAGONS IMP -KIN IN A -IL 4N0 CM gl IN 104!" 9 13 College St NashvilleTenn DEALERB IN CARRIAGES Buggies pes i es9 Phaetons 2 Ne BAROTICHES' 414 )1illi IllibAusrusiat i OP-p4q And Spring Wagons of all Styles 4491P isnATAW 111 Am AGENTS MILBURN WAGONS DETROIT 9 ST Louts 5 DETROIT MICH June 11-To Bauer the left-handed twiner of the Bt Louis Base Ball Club is due the victory of the Detroit club Re gave six men Whitman ball five of whom soared and wild pitches did the rest Dunlap and Crane played brilliantly at second while Richardson carried off the batting honors being at bat four times and making tour bite with a total of eight beam Denny and Cahill did the beat hitting for the visitors Innings: Datroit '410000301-9 St' 0 0 0 0 0 8 1 1 0-5 Earned runs-St 8 Detroit 1 Nome runs-Richardson and Denny Two-bale hits-Richardson Base bits-Detroit 10 St Louis Errors-Detroit 4 Bt Louis PHILADELPHIA 4 WASHINGTON 3 PHILADELPHIA June 11-The Philadelphia and Waehington clubs played another interest ins game to-day the home club finally winning in the tenth inning Innings: Washington 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0-8 Philadetphi 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1-1 Two-ban hits-Andrews Three-base bits-Knowles Bastian Base hite-Washington 7 Philadelphia 8 Errors-Washington 4 Phila delphia BOSTON 10 NNW TORN 1 Borrow June 11-Encouraged by their victory yesterday the Bostons to day gave a good exhibition of ball playing and defeated the New Yorks Richardson was batted freely while but five single bases were made off Btemmeyer The latter was finely supported by Gunning who played without an error Innings: Now 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0- 1 Boston 1 1 5 0 8 0 0 0 0-10 Earned runs-Boston 5 Two base hits-But ton 1 Burdock I Btemmeyer 1 IhrAt bus hits-Johnston 1 Base hits-Boston 11 New York Errors-Boston 7 New York tor the visitors Inninp: Datroi 410000301-9 Stith' rnutildilruFC-Lo (les! 111 Detroit Illome ch Denny Tw le hit- Richardson Base bits-Detroit 10 Si Louis Errors-Detroit 4 St Louis PHILADELPHIA 4 WASHINGTON 3 PHILADELPHIA June 11-The Philadelphia tonclubs la ed another inter est ininggeatentrivinthge home dub finally winning and Wuhin Innings: 1s11 1010010100-8 detphl 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1-I Two-base hits-Andrews Three-base bits- Knowles Bastian Base hits-Washington 7 Philadelphia 8 Errors-Washington 4 Phila dphi ela Bottrorr 10 NNW YORE 1 Borros June 11-Encouraged by their victory Kesterday the Bostons to day gave a good er- ibition of ball playing and defeated the New Yorks Richardson wu batted freely while but five single bases were made off Stemm7er The latter finely supported by Gunn ing who played an error Innings: 0 New York-0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0- 1 Boston 11508000a-10 Earned rims-Boston 5 Two hue hits-But to 1 rdock 1 Stemmayer 1 IhrAi bue hi ohnston 1 Base hite--Boston 11 New 6 Boston 7 New York II or rrom- 1169S1111 STATZ OF THE WICATHKE Signal lorries Observations Nashville June 11 1886 DAILY AVIIIA911 IMILIAAMpOIADIDI Am barometer29 892 Min temperature AA thermonVr 75 tisane: want trace ass trace 7:00 a ra 76th Meridian tints oorrmponda 101:00 a standard Sr 6:111 a Nu 'stile local time etc flinicedtv in miles Der boar War Department Signal iiervwc Li Meteorological Record rune 11 1886 Ob- servations taken at lbw meridian time at all the stations nam4d $nr Though pahiftd end wearing theme taiond "Ead ean of Ebenasties et endurance is not an incurable disease if treat- sowir on tile largo Souse Qsss sad ed in time Perhaps DO other disease has so Da Pat4ent II cot Ind soot "WO baffled the 'Sorts of science and medicine as Ratite HOIEM2111 this but at lest a remedy has been discovered in which CURES RHEUMA- IsP000soks an othar dor TISM and is heartfly en- remedbes" sed many of the Leading Physicians Woessue IL litaxertgo EL WHAT THEY SAY: Haws gison TOINIALIND a fair triskbizamd think il "TONOALDNI is dMas di that I It WM de tbs bow romadr I Sara arer BzwzAT Cantrell th I Dell Sturgeon Me WHAT THEY SAY: "ToNOALDin is A4At all that is aliimed It do" 0 BzwZAT Oantrall Trucks and Delivery Wagons Fine Ilarnees Whips Mtel a I eolajty -1- CAPITAL PRIZE II do kortby oorgly that raterweessie for all the litatothly wed tugs of the Loana Mato Loaory Sperm manage aud emetrol the selves aped that LW same lore eanduatal Mimeo ante in good faith toward all authorise the weapon to use this ortigrate gnaw of our Weakens Waded its 76th Winn ig Meridian Bar I 1 --------E Weather time Dien :00 89rNw 00 Foggy 11:00 29 8t1 4 Fan 1:00 29 87 NW 6 Fair 7:00 pm 298631 8 NW 5 ear 10:00 29 2 Lear 11:00 Dm 1 sasutu 1 'Ilitring STATIC or rice WICATHKR uselailaildlasapplois 1 II Signal Service Observational Nashville W1 do a June 11 1886 4 7hth Wind i Weather eridian Bar 1 sum NUE mg Il Mi time Dien rty 1" a 08111 Ig all 2-- To) 1 II WO am 29 67 NW 1 00 Foggy 11:00 am 29 81 4 Fen blO 1144'W 10f 2- NW 1:00 pm 29 87 6 Fair WA -lett' 10 mem ele 1 4 7:00 pm 29 8 NW 5 ear tsicoss a- 1 7' 0-tio 10:00 Pre- 22 7 2 Lear ows- won Ins 0 1111511A1124' 't4" 11 w-vir14iiig N61 40 DAILY AVAILAGS ittaxtemperature 87- Avge barometer 29 892 Min temperature-66 I i iml K1W 41 akil MO Avg thermem'r 75" 117 went trace clay trace "rrneke and Delivery Wagons Fine Ilarnersa Whips Mte a eelaity 7:00 a ea 75th Meridian tints eorreeponds 21 106:00 a re standard et 6:12 a Nashville I icbcaltVeltinedmeeveintcmiles Der hour "Nsk 86 4 2 War en al we 11 h- Meteorological tilecord Inns 11 18 Ob- A) taken at in Ibta meridian 611 44 'AA time at all thestationsmun'ed' 1 Ipl CAPITAL PRIZE A Though pidnfill and wearing alma ixiond "Had a owl et bdisrsalstarT Rheumatism a 11 herd rtily hat we empert tnee twarty all t3 Meta ohm TONGALImit mad I' -k endurance isnot art incurable disease if treat- soda ta pielleii 00 sod 10 rosipmessis for all the Itinothly sod ed in time Perhaps DO other disease has so baffled the 'Norm of science and medici as ne lisar ms Nuenia In tap of Uts Louisiana State Lottery 6 person "magi Dud were the this but at last a remedy has been discovered in 1 Tommuapsicedin an other wnh is cmh Ca ni I dE Ei 1111 teutilliE137Mest- remedbot" ashes mod that the sem ant eendosied dorsed many et the Leading Physicians Have aluelLTotre(1Wsxrwrcasaujg 9901090141 WHAT THEY SAY: roma is dais di th" di jmed it win de the best remedy I have omit toundlor ghsomauom" sisals of esir slawaresalledisd in BZUZAT Cannel al I Dens Samson Mo etota" Meirrurs Junell--Speciall-Manager Golds by to-day released Earle to Memphis getting in etehange Krehmeyer catcher woo led the Southern League batting last season Krell meyer is one of the best of the Memphis team but could not get along with other members of the club becenee he was not on their aide in the i late dissensions 6 There was an audience of $000 people present this afternoon to witnea the third game played between Nashville and Memphis Shea an amateur from New Orleans was put in to pitch NL for the locals He was a little cild in his delivery and Colgan was unable to hold himso he was replaced by Black intihe third Inning thee II a strong batter and knocked the ball over the right field fence securing a home run He was reworded with a puree of 848 O'Brien under( i I took to pitch for the visitors but wee pounded -7 as unmercifully and gave way to Baker before the second inning finished Earle will catch to'Leary The official score: M211111- AB 31 PO A I Sneed I- 811111 ic Andrews 8 1 0 6 0 0 MeSorley 8b 4 0 2 1 0 Broughton el-- 4 0 1 2 0 0 Black I 4 0 0 2 8 1 Colgan e----- 3 0 I 4 4 St Fnaselbach a a 4 0 0 2 0 Phelan 2b 8 1 0 4 2 0 Shea i A 11- 4 1 a a 0 Total- 32 4 5" 24 18 4 NASTIVILLI- AB IL I PO A I 1k ci- f---- 1-lit 9 0 batti MititrurS June 11-48peciall-Manager Golds- by to-day released Earle to Memphis getting in etchange Krehmeyer catcher wno led the Soutern League ng as season re- meyer is one of the best of the Memphis team but could not get along with other members of the club becaute be was not on their side in the late dissensions There was an audience of 3000 people present this afternoon to witnea the third game played etween ashville and Memphis IL Shea an amateur from New Orleans wu put in to pitch for the locals He was a little Rd in his de- livery and Colgan was unable to bold hireso he was replaced by Black infthe third inning Rhea a 11100D batter and knocked the ball over the right fiel fence securin a home run He wu 1 i reworded with a pante 64L O'Brien under- 1 tcm)k 0 PitCh 1" but Wag unmercifulty and gave way to Baker before the second inning was finished Earle will catch oilicbl score: AB 111 3 IL A a 11211111111- PO 811111tju quqq Andrews 8 1 0 6 0 0 MeSovley Ilb 4 0 2 1 0 Broughton el-- 4 0 1 2 0 0 Black I 1 A 4 0 0 2 8 1 Colgan e--- 3 0 I 4 4 2 Fusselbachs a 400020 Phelan 2b 3 1 0 4 2 0 shit i st cr 4 1 2 2 0 2 Total 82 4 5" 24 18 4 aelSoodly $150000 owpwoot Ike as Quarterly Draw Orsorow amd thetes with how parties ated with fall its advertise elS hodly 4 4 i0 000 I 1111961 Um (warty Draw towpcnov owl twittil thews with hoteitto vies wg riots with fae ita cidttertioe a sellieodly 4 111 I $150000 he Quarterly Draws Iv ti Owsporig end Orme with how" Parsks'llithamdill its advertise TOE GlitATSOLItLiERN ALNEDIFOR ALL AU TIE GREAT SOUTH Bar th rail st Places I 11-hour 94-kr I 'Weather change ch'ge F1 'Savannah 2986 Ou 'Lack ille- Lilt III ii I i NIIN 00 WV Pair sonv Mont gomery 2985 -04 87 0 8 00 Fair Vicksburg- 2984 -02 77 5 SE 00 Cloudy 1 New Orleans 2981 -02 86 10 SE 06 Fair Fort Smith 2980 86 2 SE 00 Cloudy Little Rock- 2990 -04 89 It It Fair Galveston- 2983 -01 85 1 SE 00 Clear Chattanooga 2992 -01 86 9 SE 00 leaf It emphia 2986 -06 86 11 00 Cleat Louisville-- 2991 -02 81 2 00 Char Indianapolis 2994 -01 79 0 Clear Cincinnati-- 2996 -09 76 4 BE 00 Clear I Pittsburg- 2994 -00 79 4 00 Fair Chicago- 2994 -N 70 14 BE 00 Clear Bt 2966 -09 99 9 Co Fair La Crosse- 2975 11 84 5 8 00 Clear Dubuque-- 2982 84 8 Blear Cairo-- 29 90 -03 83 1 NW Clear Sprin gfield 2888 -65 81 1 tiE AO Clear St Louis 2989 05 85 0 00 Clear Leavenworth 2978 -08 87 0 8 Fair Omaha 2977 1 8 00 Fair Bismarck 2953 -11 81 1 LI rain Cheyenne- 7853 07 78 4 SE 00 Cloudy Denver- 29tb4 -I 84 1 8 00 Clear I Bar A rata' A Places 11-hour 24-hr I I 'Junior change ch'ge 0 savanna2 2986 -03 87 I 6 00 Fair Jack sonville 29 85 -03 93 4 NW 00 Cloudy Atlanta-- 2990 -01 85 9 NW Cleat Mont ornery 2985 -04 87 0 8 00 Fair Vieksburg 2984 -02 77 5 SE 00 Cloudy Nevr Orleans 2981 -02 ili 10 SE 06 Fair Pctt 12mith r22 86 2 811 eltmd1r "0 6 Fair Galveston- 2983 -01 85 1 8 00 Clear Chattanooga 2992 -01 86 9 BE 00 lear TOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS PRIDE MU DOLLAR PER BOT1111 A A MELL1ER Bolo Proprietor 709 earl 711 WASHINGTON AVENUE BT eel lynrm--4 422 to BOVEL TROUIRES i IR DYSPEPSIA SICK HEADACHE CONSTIPATION tLotal AND CHILDREN liETHING ANDCIIIID11 Conntisoloaort asiouert A Remedy torsi! Measles of the Liver Rid Crab Orchard Water steps iitemsek and Dowels atztires cure tor Dyspepsia sick Cossotipation Doss one to I fo teopoeuluts Genuine Crab Orchard aIt In ealed packages at 10 and SS eta No genuine salts ooll in bilk CLUILI OrICHARD WATER CO KINION JONEM Blassees Loulavilloy Ki 2 We the undersigned Banks ud Bankers will pay all Prises drawn in the Louisiana State Lot Units' which may be presented at our counters ooLitsnir Pres La Nat'l Bank KILBRUTH Pram State Nat'l Bank A BALDWIN Pres IL Nat'l Bank 4flker 11j De State Lot dT counters at'l Bank at' I Bank at1 Bank' inappreciable Thunderstorm OOTT011-110101011 nuLtalri For 54 home ending June 1886 5 Standard time 11 'there few whido not known( Ili I 'little bush growing alosigside ot sour imam- tains and hills: bnt very few realise the filet tthat the little pantie berry siti tunny of us have sates An most eserp tape there Is a principle in it haying a won4frfIlI effect nu the bowels' I)? Iligger's-Noekleberry Cordial lathe I hat reetores the little one teething anti runs tidarrhtea Dysentery Odle When it isconsidered that sttthis stows of the year sudden anti dangetons attnelo bowelsare so freqlt ent live litter of Ts) many deaths ootirring ben phyte sie ran be called la it is Imperta that every household should provide with some speedy relief a (tomtit which re)erve timpani antioave mica anxiety Al Disseros HitekleberrT Cordial 'm a simple remedy which any child Is pleased to Prieto SO oasts a bottlek nnfeettiri There tew 'little bush growing tains and hills: but Abet the little pon-ile of us have sates An is a principle in it ha on the bowels Ikr Cordial the ORAAT reetores the little el IMarrhtea Dysestery 001Vbewheneware it isconslyreder the year sudden an many deaths oOtirr ran be called in it is household shout with some speedy rot roleive the pain and el Oligieros Kuehl Dimple remedy which Price SO eento a to HALDEMAN: WV IS laansanownawnwswwill IPRECENITED ITTRACTIO1 BYER NW A MILLION DISTRIBUTED C1101 IRIBUTIO President of the Great 101118VILLS COURIKRJOURNAL CO tens what he knows of Goldsby 4 0 1 1 0 0 Marr I 2 2 0 2 0 Hillery 2 0 0 2 1 Beard a 0 10 4 0 O'Brien 4 1 1 8 0 0 Rittman 2b 4 1 8 1 0 0 Baker I 4 1 1 1 1 0 Sheilhaase 2 1 1 12 0 1 Total 7 11 27 9 I Score by tunings: 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 '0-7 Summary: Earned runs Memphis' 1 Nuhville 2 First bus on 0 Nashville First base on called 4: Nashville 0 Struck Shea I by Bakes 9 by Black Left on buss Mem phia 8 Nashville 9 Two-baae McSorley and O'Brien Home Double to MeSorley Colgan to Andrews Pawed 4 Sebeilhase 2 Wild 2 Baker 1 Black 2 Bsaes Nur 4 Hilted -Scheilbass Time of hours in twenty minutes Mangle CNATTANOONA TNNW AM The Atlanta club suceseded in winning a game from the locals to-day through the errors of the latter and their insbillt 10 bat ahoirer tottin The vhitors took kindly to IfolZty4 etirveig In the fourth inning and he wee relieved by tent who pitched the remainder of the game effectivelY Conway and Nautili and Hart and Aliltditi will bt tbt batteries to-morrow Qatotal soda CHATANOOGA I tiR tO A Graham 5 0 2 0 1 Dickerson 86 0 0 1 0 2 Orem 0 0 1 1 1 Kent and 1 0 4 0 0 Heinsman 1 and I 0 1 8 0 0 Ley 0 6 0 0 MeOlungc 61 0 1 4 2 2 Peak 2b 1 0 1 2 1 Foley 1 and 1 1 2 84 5 a 0 IE PO A NAN' NO of Max Kiri 1wfan stations Tmpe Temp Wilmington 11 90 66 08 Charleston 8 90 841 19 Augusta 12 90 68 19 Savannah- 16 92 72 23 18 89 68 18 Montgomery 10 90 66 28 Mobile 9 91 70 12 New Orleans 12 93 71 27 Galveston 21 91 72 02 Vickshtirg 4 90 72 Little Boa-- 16 89 67 A Mem hia 19 90 69 --Mainiall mannreciable Louisiana State Lottery Company Inoorporated in 1868 for 26 years by the Lees 4 'attire for Educational and Charitable purposes a capital of which a reserve fund of over WOAD has since been added By an overwhelming popular vote its Iran ehise was made a part of the present State Con c'Minion adopted Dec 2 A 1879 Ha Grand Ningbo "lumber Drawings -t 4 will take place monthly It never scales or f- postpones Look at the following distribu- 193d Grand Monthly Company 17 the teem 4 ole purposes eh a reserve added ote its tram State Con rools Bra singe er scales or distribu- WAITER 4i Taylor's Cher Repatty SvveSS nt aisd Ittlialaht w-M cure tCoUghst ()MD P4 f'Oneuuyttuao 2rice 25 etc ad SI bottle 1 'WAITER ATAI Taylor's Clic geahattindi Clitlirlialtailholl ttli'lle1111 41 1111 tattrasso Drouillard Cherry Rhea LINVILLE PADUCAH AID 011110 MAIL STEAMERS Steams DROUILLARD Leaves Nashville every MONDAY at 5 ni RHEA MIMI Nashvilleevery FRIDAY at 'clock in The above boats make close ecmnection Paducah with boats for the upper Ohio River Connect at Calm with Anchor Line Mainers for St Louts Memphis Vicksburg and New Or leans with Iron Mountain Railroad giving through tickets to principal points in Texas KIII181A MillSOU11 Nebraska Arkansas and Cali Ionia Special inducements offered to eat NASHVILLE svAroVILLE PACKET Steamer CIESEIRY Leaven every WEDNESDAY at 12 o'clock in Connect a at Evansville with boats for Louisville Cincinnati and Pittsburg with A for Terre Haute Indianapolis and Chicago For rates or information call on or address RYMAN superintendent CALLA CHER general agent 59 Broad street Nashville Tenn Telephone 268 unlit till 11 TEE AMERICAN' ASSOciAzioN CINCINNATI 5 PITTSBURG Lt enscittwart June 11-The Cincinnati' won to day's game through imperior fielding McPhee played a magnificent game at second and made two fine catches Smith did well for the Pitts burp in the same position The Cincinnati' won in the ninth inning by a base on balls sin glee by Snyder and Pechincy and doubles by Baldwin and Meakrey Innings: 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 8-4 Pitlaburg 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0-8 Earned runs-Cincinnsti 2 Pittsburg 2 Two base hits-Carrol Smith Baldwin 2 Maskrey Base bits-Cincinnati 8 Pittsburg 8 ATHLETICS 9 NITS 5 STATzm InAwD: Jilt llor--The Athletic Club batted Maya pitehing hard to-day and beat the Metropolitans badly About 1010 people were present Inninp: Meta- 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1-8 0 0 0 2 2 1 8 1 0-9 Earned runs-Meta 1 Athletis 5 Home runs-Bauer Three base hits-Orr Two bus hits-Msys 'Arkin Quest Butt hits-Mets 8 Athletics 11 BROOKLYN 11 "LUDO'S 7 BALTIMORE June 11 -Henderson's wild and inetrtictive pitching gave to-day's game to Brook lyn Innings: 0 1 0 4 0 0 I Brooklyn 0 2 8 0 2 2 0 0-41 Earned rune-Brooklyn 1 Two-base hits- MoTammany McClellan Houck 2 Base hitaBrooklyn 11 Baltimore 9 Errors-Brooklyn7 )3elt more 4 tRit tOLURBIA Tsfts June 11--18peciall-A large crowd witnessed to-day the game between the Reds and the picked nine from NoahUlla Sullivan was in the boa for the Reds and Irvin did the twirling for the Nashrille bore Innings: Columbia Red 010'211212-10 Picked Nine-- 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0- 2 Runs earned41eds 8 Pint base on errors-Reds 6 Picked Nine 8 -First base on balls-Reds 8 Picked Nine 1 Struck out-By Sullivan 6 by Irvinoi Left on bames-Redi Picked Nine 7 Base hits-Reds 11 'Picked Nine 6 Pissed balls-Reds 1: Picked Nine 2 Wild Ditches-Irvine 11 Sullivan 1 Bases sh-olenCapeheart Howard Errors-Reds 8 Picked Nine Time of game-Two hours and five minutest The Vanderbilt" come out to try it Monday The denial that it is the D3naltute who are laying here evidently eminated from one of the Ave players left at home on account of being considere too weak to play in a team against the Reds and for his information your correspondent deeirce to state that be reported the club correctly with no disposition to hurt the feelings of the players whose services were not required for this occasion The club your car respondent reported as the Donohue wear the unitorm of that club and is composed of five members of the Donahue' and four members of the Battlers making the stmngest amateur team that could be gathered together in Nashville The players were selected by Mg Pokey captain of the Donabues and opprovedby Mr Donahue who furnished the means do bring them here Their pefeat yesterday was brought about by a oombination of circumstances likely to occur to any club Their first game was the best ever pleyed on our grounds and the club is decidedly the best that hoe ever vie ited us-had the boys defeated the Reds there would probably have been no one ao "grossly slandered" The Reds were organized to play ball for amusement not for money but in order that the "much slandered quintette" may have an opportunity to vindicate themselves they can avail themselves of that opportunity by oddressing the Manager of the Columbia Reds naming the amount place and dates Columbia will back her Club for any amount the Donahnee may limn VIE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION CINCINNATI 5 PITTSBURG IL entente ATI Juue 11-The Cincinnati' won to- day'spme through imperior fieldin McPhee 1- playeu a maguifioent game at second and made two tine catcheL Smith did well for the l'Itte burp in the same position The Cincinnati' willtersolifs oto Cure OFFICE OF THE COURIER-JOURNAL Loursvi Luc Kr DR WINTERSLITR: SIR: I waive a rule I have observed for many years the value of your remedy prompting me to say in reply to your re quest what know of your Chill Cure It cured two cases of chills in my family lifter many other remedies had failed From the opportunity I have bad to judo I do not hesitate to express my belief that your Chill Cure is a valuable specific and performs all you promise for it Very resptrlyNr HALDEMAN For Sale Everywhere Arthur Peter A Co Agents Louisville Ky sal deaddrwly lIMIINOFRIET 0 8 A AND TRI anrEB lolott 02 Stage 01 Water With Moms In 24 been ending et 200 Into June 119 1886 76th meridian time: Above Viumgee Low glAtiOnl Water Iles 1 RO 8 IRON PO WONDERFULLY AD benefited Mn Bowie when troubled with indlgertion and general debility that she intends to alwag keep It in the bone IppROWN'S IRON III JIP benerited Mrs II with incligeetion and I intsuds to always keep say24 ex en a It 110th ft I 10tb 0 3 i 4 4 1 0111170bolloomboo swages SI 2 NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL" ft 110t11 20 8 10 6 9 5 6 0 17 0 fts 0 I I i 4 2 I 'i- 1 1 1 612e IISOMMO dwly 1 I i 4 ci 1 1 i I 0 2 4 2 1 0 Nashville-- New Orleens--- Bt LOUIS so GRAND OPERA HOUSE 1111 AT NASHVILLE TENN RIFITTEDAeatiag Capeity 44 tblt Ex 111 nix Theatriiit Seasozoft886-7 terms2LOp17 VIOMASI'r WEN1 Reielver b14 Nom NASIIVILLIP TENN GRAND OP 'p: AT NAIIIIV 1111CP3Ei 4 4:4 lq 4 Theatrical Sc 4rsomAs lot inh14 more 4w 1 2 8tomboals for Salo 14 0 6 2 17 2 86 5 at 5 01 8 11 6 Vicksburg Joeumorsar Sergi Signal Corps IL IL A Ni--N TARRANT'S lt EXTRACT (ce CUBERS and COPAD3A is an old tried remedy for 1' gonorrhcsa gleet and fill z( of the urinary organs Its neat portable -ri44 rt form freedom from taste and speedy action (it Ire- I quently cures in three or ilit 9 four days and always in 4 I lees time than any other It preparation) make Tar- 441 rante's lExtract the most desirable remedy ever manufactured To prevent fraud see that each package has a red strip servos the face of label with the signature of Tarrant A Sto upon it Price IL SOLD sir ALL DRUGGISTS del Extraordinary Quarterly Drawings In the of fawn New Orleans Tuesday June 15 1886 Under the personal supervision and management of Rea BEARREGARD of Louisiana anti Oen JUBAL A EARLY of Virginia Capital Prize $150000 tor are Ten bona only Rah'01 NC PIM $2 Tenths Us? or PLUM 1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF $150000 1 GRAND PRIZE OF 50000 50000 1 GRAND PRIZE OF 20000 TOW 2 LARGE PRIZtli OF 10000 70000 4 LARGE PRIZES OF 5000 2g000 20 PRIZES OF 20000 50 500 25000 100 MO 80000 200 200 40000 600 60000 1000 50 60000 arritoxinarios rants 100 Approximation Prizes of VOL-- 120001 100 g' 100 10000 100 le 75 7501 2279 Prises amounting Application tor rates to clubs should be made Only to the office of the Company in New Or- leans For further information write clearly giving full address POSTAL NOTES Express Money Orden or New York Exchatige In oat nary letter Currency by Express (It our ex pena) addressed DAUPHIN Now Orleans IA" Or A Washington or P111011 67 IL Oollatio via Town Maki Money Orders payable an address Registered Letters to xzw onssmois NATIONAL BANLi Now Orleans La mh17 weessAw4w Drawing Orleans 1886 nd manage- istans gni 1 000 In Veinal Oohs Si 000 60000 20030 20000 2g000 25000 80000 40 000 6 0000 60000 10000 750e sta25oe uld be made New Or- Ispreas Ifset Turordi 'BIN oloams las Dni Nash iyable ant BABA sane La 8 Rhea Cairo Ewald Rowena II BillMan Ohio River The river is falling slowly with a 140 feet on the gauge The steamer Dmaillard will leave Monday 6 for Paducah Cairo 81 Louis Memphis and New Orleans rI'! Henry LIALTTICIL CREST ItenrY131 LIALITICA 4 Purcell 1 14 2 1 0 0 trona81)--- 0 2 1 1 Moore tn 1-4--- 1 1 9 0 Snicker 2b 44 0 1 8 '1 Williams I- 1 0 0 0 Chun pia i oa 1 1 5 4 1 Lynch lb 1 1 1 0 '0 Gunaon c-a444 a I -IL 1 1 1 Shafferhx--- 0 0 '0 Tota144444 7 9 26 12 4 Inning: Chattanooga 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-2 Atlanta4- 1 0 0 8 0 0 20 4-7 Double playe-Stricker to Lynch Snicker 'Shaffer Galleon Two base hita-Heinaman Purcell Lynch Wild pitchea-Foley 1 Studfer 2 Passed balls-McClung 5 Gunoon A Struck out-By Foley Sr Kent 2 Shaffer '10 Bass on balla-Foley 1 Shaffer 2 Left on base -Chattanooga 5 Atlanta 6 Time-One hour thirty minutes IImpire-Brennan cRARLEaTolf 9 AUGUBTA of -7 CHAIRLIMITOS 8 Junti I148pec1al)-1'oday' game was a farcical slugging match Matteson Augusta's pitcherwas pounded out of the box ia two inninp after which the ultarieoton men showing of to amuse the grand stand The feature of the game was the extraordinary battery reoord made by Oilman of Charleston who wait at the bat fire times and scored lye safe hita inciudmg two doubles and run The last of which 1We him 1761 3 ClittliLISTON- 1-111 Iti: 011 PO A2 Crowley I 444 4 1 It 0 0 0 Inman ilb-4 4 II '1 2 2 2 Gillman 14- 5 2 3 5 2 0 0 Powell lb-4-- 4 0 8 0 0 Gardner 6-44 5 0 2 2 11 0 Richmond Ilb4- 4 0 'I l''' I 2 0 1 lams lier1 1-4444 4 0 0 0 0 1 Wer11011 IL040m 4 1 1 2 10 1 McVey 04 I 2 0 10 I Total -489 I 11 07 15 9 Anoturra-' 11 ILL PO' A- la Bogrt a 4 4 2 1 I 1 0 KII4Vell lb sa 4 1 0 4 0 Barbridge p2 1 2 4 1 Phillips a 2--- 4 0 2 6 5 M4nn1nct 2h-- 4 I 0 4 t'3 -0 I ti 6 1 I 4 0 6 8 Manning 21) 1 1 0 1 1 i DY ORDER OF nnt STOCKHOLDERS 13 of the Nashville tic Burnside Packet Company we will oiler br sale on the 15th of June next to the highest bidder for cash in hand between the hours of 10 a and 4 at the wharf in Nashville Tenn the following steam boats in good condition virs: SAM KEITH BENTON Mc MILLIN CITY or NAsHvitxv ZWA LO THOS FIT Dimensions: IckLrH feet long 82 feet Wide 04 feet hole 2 boilers 15-inch cylinders 6 feet stroke McMILLIN-160 feet long 82 feet wide 4 feet hole 8 boilers Minch cylinders 5 feet stroke NASHVILLE-149 het long 81 feet wide 4 feet hole 2 boilers 14-inch cyan dens 43 feet stroke EWALD-149 feet long 80 feet wide 4 feet hole 2 boilers 12-incis cylinders 4 feet stroke FITE-149 feet long 29 feet wide 4 feet hole 2 boilers 12-inch cylinders4 feet stroke A GREEN LOVELL a ma9 su5t then d7t Committee ROWN'S IRON raps CURED MItil Bedford 419 South Second street Nashville Tenn of nervous prostration A physician failed to benefit her but this medicine restored her to heelth and strength my24 ex su 20t All Chemical Analyses promptly fad ell efficiently attetded kiting property ex Drawily of "truces flute eten 'prepared Iron ores of Dicks's tichnu Perry and Lewis Comities a specialty ilead samples aid eommaticatiou to :1 1111NRY ONIFIKE Chemist Of Standard Charcoal All Chemical Anal efilciestly 14 Drawiegs of prepared Iron ores rem aad Lewis Coal dead samples aid Chemist at Staid WHITE EIDER SHIMS Iii arm 'Fawn June has fallen 4 chete1Iflo arrivals or departures Weather CINCINNATI June 9 feet 5 inches and falling Weather clear and warm Departed for Pittaburg Lorrain June stationaryorith heat 1 inch tn the canal and 4 feet 0 inches on the falls Bullies good Weather dear and pleasant 9 IvAwrinig June stationary with 10 feet 2 inches on the gamic Weather pieta-ant: thermometer 68 tote barometer 29 The James Gait arrived at and loaves at 10 Jonitsoiretna Ts ww June The river is 9 feet on the gauge and rising tWeatherliet A Tyler Bt Louie to Clifton at 7 a in John Gilbert Nvanayilte a Watertoe 10 a in A Tyler 11 ST Larne June Mier rose 9 filches and is 17 feet 1 inch by the gauge Weather clear and warm Morton litt Paul Josephine Burlington Itesbitv Tennessee laver: Oily of Qtiro Vickburg Departed Morton Bt Paul: Josephine Henkuk Nisbet limnessee Live -A CAIRO June 20 feet 0 inchat and falling Weatheretear end warm of New Orleans 8 letluis 9 1)- at I May Houston Cincinnati 111 Pearl Bt Louis 10 new Mary Houston: It Louts 11 tn Aikanset GUY St Louis at midnight Friable St Louis 9 a in: I oal City Bt Loula 5 D-le Ohio Elver midnight AIrrnt at as City Vicksburg a is Pearl St Lettill Mary aousten New Friable pm Alota'VAZA "hprot A OMSK agIU WWEW arxxvowexy AnU1101 In nPesseeaul: Josephine Burlingmton IleabitTen laver City of Vickburg Departed -Mart Morton St PI111: 15110PhAnii Keokuk Nisbet Tennessee River A Louis- 11 n- Pear Arkn- int Weathervieer end warm Arra CAIRO Juue IL-River 20 feet 0 inchyodes ciandtylaolli New Orleans fle Louis fi re I ou10 Nary Houston Cincinnati 0 I) lit new Mar Honittin 1111-: A AIR June 20 feet and tall lug Weatheretear end warm of New Orleans Sti leouis 9 Mary Nuuslon Dincinnsti to Pearl St ra1 Louis 10 new Mar Lou! 11 PI 1114 Ark an- sea city st Louis at midnight it Friable es Louts 9 14 in: Loal City Bt Louis 5 Dta Ohio River at midnight Ar ammo Clitvieltsburm a- mi- Pearl St Lou a ri st 1101114011 New Friable better health 14 au 1DROWN'8 IRON BITTERS FURNISHED RN ergy and tone to the system of Miss Frances Hartenstein Douglas avenue Nashville Tenn and enriched and purified her impoverished blood my24 ex in 20t TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES COVER 400000 am IN USE THMEDIATELY on the 0 Railway This great health and pleasure resort with a well established reputation for the medicinal virtues of the waters end tine summer climate with an elevation of 2000 feet above the es and imt rounded by mountains 3500 fret high will open for the season June 1 For pamphlets and information address KAMA Superintendent nty81 im Belt Free To Introduce It and obtain acenta we will for the next testy days wive away free of charg in each count In the 8 a limited number of our Gertionn Electra Gatvanle Stiepeneory Belts Price 85 powitive and untalkne cure for Nervous Debilltr Variceeek Emitimions Impotency 810 knoll paid if every Belt we manntacture doe not rmerate elertriceurrrnt kddrevo stoma ELECTILX BELT ABBNCY (A Box LA tk Brooklyn If M1Aloaa It anA nttboin serowtho Ant Arir tha vinAt TO IS VOT11CCM idity dazt oriv away free of charge in ascii cunoty in Ine a iiinitol number of Our Gerillitlp rposilertuTectranornial'ituirmrorri" Price lity for Nervous Debi verieeeektEleteeieue Impotency $310illi Rowan AddrewatoneeELMT1111 spaigendinfineaveerylecthericeuit orremtaanaracture dow nqrtnerate Rata roarNCY at to D0114 Prousirn esti ifiriaei It nt kidre4etu leoeire anfuett a tret BELT leGYNCY B0114 Jarouldin IC St Charles Seed Corn Corn 1 Indications tor and rain Ititarly ate- denary kmperature 4 For rains stationary temperature variable winds becoming southerly 4 i The rivers will continue a fall Joky Itimaingbaaa bit Brief MIMING1AX ALA June 11-48pec1a1)- 1 The contract for bulldog the Caldwell Hotel Birmingham's future magnificent Inn was let toglay to nit Allen formrelyof hTsw 01aania Work ow tha betel will bees Monday sexy tt 7 0 1 I Manager Frank O'Brien who has just returned from the convention of Souther thwarted-managers 'at Allantareporp' they will meat hero Sept- 1 next '4 Brothers boa factory id Toronto liras destroyed by fire yesterday morning The loss la ontimatod 100009 Ph dr4tIVAP1114 Inv haildinv tha an IliPUMkola Mag 101646616 am Ramat wIng Betel Birmingham ftiture uuntutiteent 1E14 way let to-da to ark Allen fee' morty of Km 01tans work tint boot ra W- 0 ht- t't returned from the Will begill' 11 Manager Frank O'Brien wo as ju of Southern A tinnI ihnesener'manavere ''et AL norfir- a ZileIf- 77 77 -7 77' Manager Frank satin who has NM returned from the nvention ot Southern theatrletranagers -at Atlanta reporp they will meet here Sept- 1 nrit 4- FL tbrook Brothers boa factory it Toronto was destroyed by fire yesterday morning The loM 11 Intimated St 000099 3- Is I Neel Block Nuhillle Tem tin -13ROWN'Ei IRON BrrrERs COMPLETELY cured Mr Oscar Behne MS Division street Tenn of scrofula Four bottles did it Efe le loud in ita praise my24 az an tot It Is So Your Interest ha bear in mind that one Beason's Capable nag ter is worth a doses of any otherporons pluton Benson's plasters are a genuine snedicinal article indorsed end used by the medical profeaMon from Maine to California- They cure in a few hours ailments which no others trill even 7 relieve Cheap and worthless imitations are sold by dealers who care more for large profits on trash than they do for the sweets of an tip proving oonaciench Beware of them and of the "(Mooch) "Oapticine't and "Ca upsicm" platters which they loll to the unwary These names lire nothing but misleading variations on the name "Capcine" Note the diftmenoe go to reputable druggist' and IOU will not be deceived The genuine Benson's has the "Three Seals" trade-mark and the word TAPCDM" cu in OA ocater BlesTeAl 4 Is I Neel 11 tatt81 tin -ROWN'll IRON la 13 owed Mr Oscar Beh aahvills Tenn of mom it Ele is lond in its pri It Is to Ye le bear in mind that on ter is worth a dozen of Benson piasters are a tiole indorsed tied used Mon from Maine to Calb few hours ailments whii relieve Cheap and gold by dealers who cart on trash thus they do fa proving oonscience IN the "Ibpucin "'Cape "'Capsicum" plasters wh wary These names lir lug variations on the the dittorenoe f0 to re you will not be deceived lies the "Three Beals" tr Out DI Pe OW 1 -l 1- oillendisrlif aessandawir We hare the SATERWEITIO rsznaului WRIT SEED CORN tor ode We believe it to be the beet in the rnazket eepecially tor bottom lands or late planting Price Per bushel 4 8 BREA it SON hit le Ws hve the SAT WRIT FE11111 aICRIO R111 warns sEED CORN tor sale We believe it to be the beet in the rnarket rePeciallt low 8 bottom lands or late planting Price $1 Per bushel 4 EIRA it SON irig iv Holscher a 4 0 1 1 Sutcliffe it and 1 1 8 '1 1 Toy lb and 4 0 0 11 1 0 Matteson sad 4 0 6 a le CliariestotL--- I 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 amnia 4 00 15 010 0-6 Partied runsCharleston 8: Augusta Two-base Gillman 2 Gardner 2 1L9Pk5 11101-641102611 T001 10010 11 1 01) 4 -I 0 2 7 ge alb Avow ktiA Ain outiest Riding Yelticte muds es so too yahoos person wawa The Springs tenNees an? shorten according to the welght they num well adopted to cough country roilettlt li ij ne an lit te ansfactured an old Itt ail leading Carriage Builders sad aim PPONIMISpo01111r1110111011PIIIPPErlint 1 0 ow 4 it 4 ibMilp 411111" 11 4 --p0 ip A Iti i Ak i AVIV 1111CV -4111rtif IF 1010 A- Ain Arms Np ar -'15 4 10- 41 r4: 0 4 di 1 40 21 NpA raided Riding l'eltiele mne ee ea eat whom person as tow Me sorlass lengthen sal Asti" sosording to ss sgss tss07 well adapted to rush country let 'It line drive ot Onto inans factured an old im ail leading Carriage Dalliers sad aim BROWNB 'S IRON BITTERS RELIEVED MR Addle Phelps' 82 North College 'Snot Neehville Tenn from greet sufferings irons yii- geriteesttedr lareskres peztitellerevertowher sex ebe 424 DROWN 8 IRON BITTERS RELIEVED MRS JJ Addle Phelps 22 Korth CelletP3 litre''t Naehville Tenn from great sufferings 1mm Offs- pepais and peaking peculiar to her sex Site is in than she ever was iny24d01M2Q1 RROWN'8 IRON BirrERs CURED THE LIT Ile daughter of Mrs Leeke 230 South street Nashville Tenn of a severe attack of malarial lever tor which she le very grateful my211 id NS 67J 11111111 moomolotmeti15MMIMIWUNINIPINNI0MRII44r" 1 ii- i 0 0 6-.

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