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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 4

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The Tennesseani
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Nashville, Tennessee
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SUMMER GOODS be closed out at ANY MICE to make room for Fall Goods Genuine Bargains in WHITE GOODS E3IBROIDE1HES PARASOLS go to the 11111 30 Sumer St KNIGHTS'TEMPLAIL 114 Something of the Conduit Vont in St LOnis Plenty of Accommodations for Visiting Pacific) Coast Delegation 0100011110MINIMimmilommommon we make a specialty in this line and lend the trade Our 'stock embrace everything in the line and we have the beet class of goods for the money that can be had CALL AND SEE OUR SPECIALTIES Estimates Given on Uniformsfo'r Clubs Charles Griffith Opposite Maxwell House Nashville Tenn Ar1I -r -f -it 'A' BAsE A 10 tit i 11 '4 I I tilt 1 11 aa 5 4 0 1 I Something of the Condng Con- A 1 (I i 0 i 1 in St Lenis i I 8di we make a specialty in this I- Plenty of Accommodatrois for Visiting d- line and lead the trade Our Pacific) Oosst GRIFrirti BA -St BALL 1 stock embraces everything in SUMMER GOODS Delegation 4 I 1 0'0 1 i I the line and we have the best 1 II tl be closed out at ANY A class of geode for the money TRICE to make room for 01111r114) that can be had Ali 4 ityalliiii0 OW 00 11 1 lid 1 ti I I i i I CALL AND SEE OUR SPEOIALTIES 9 11 i i Genuine Bargains in ill I 0 WilITE iiii)ODS I E3IBROIDERIES i 9 i i 41 I Estimates Given on PARASOLS go to the 111 9 Aw Uniforms 111171 30 lis Summer St 1 fsk Clubs l' 4 1'4 lb 4 Charles Griffith a a 11a At oss ---war: Opposite Maxwell House aoe Nashville Tenn oiPrriciANs "114Or -MI6 1 i 1 CORNER OF MERRY AND UNION STS Keep the most Complete Stock of Spectacles andye Glasses in Gold Silver Nickle and Bronze Steel Frames' of the latest improved styles We test eyes free of charge and furnish lenses adapted to each eye and frames of the proper pupialary distance Our Optical Department is in the hands of Scientific Opticians and we guarantpe satisfaction at very reasonable charges oell sod TS 3r Nick le charge distance uarantse Isodem CORNER Keep the most Complet and Bronze Steel Frain and furnish lenses adal Our Optical Departmel satisfaction at very rea It 4 INew Goods beginning to arrive seal) eed 4 i 1'1atielr 31ADDIIST Attorney-at-Law McGavock Block Nashville Tenn Reforeneem: First and American National Shahs Prompt attention to sanctions ou all points Patents and copyrights procured imaril0 17 1w soon el diwonamEno Ply Be it I Berea points It 4 1 Tv Nttir Goods beginning to arrive seal) eed le 4 4 i 1 Ill'ILItC1V' 3IADDIN No it McGavock Block Nashville Tenn References: First and American National Builders of Fine Heavy and Light ORKIN HiltilL13 -61 AO Builders of Fine Heavy and Light ihrbottriete Tmvpkoquil CARRIAGES Atige144APTAP Wheat! Wheat! IL ACILLOEN Attorney-atLaw and Solicitor in Chancery amteo 57 College Street Telephone No721 Nushvilie Tenn 0126 ly4plo ittorse Total)! blot' We tak gtotti Care to select the choicest materials and have only the best skilled workmen Berlins Landaus Coupes Victoriu Baronchee Rockaways Phaetons Buggies in stock and Made to Order Quality Style and k'inish Unsurpassed We have added a Berlins to Order SUIOAT MORNING AUGUST 15 ISS EOM i Cfr-CD INT And wilt build Detiverv Milk Bakers' Grocers' Butchers' and Freight Wagons of every description COME and TRY US We have increased our facilities and you can save money in placing your orders with us as we are determined Not to be Undersold ter REPAIRING has our best attention and we solicit Your patronage and we will do our utmost to Pease yea Telephone 33 OD GO 03 00 15 Cc)Ilege --MINTIllis eseriplion ening your ost to Pease yea St The Nashville Warehouse Elevator Company has capacity for 400000 bushels Consignraents solicited advances made charges light WM McCARTHY "7: 1 I 1- SIGN TOSS NAIL Ti Ammuceit has rejected a large number of cemmunicaticeu receetly many of which would have been published bad the name of some responsible party been signed to theta Irks name of the writer must accompany all eomnipalcationn not necessarily for publication but as a guarantee of the writer'e good faith NEW ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX Tan A of cern! would ho oome nu The nal easurano two 6ta faith NEw A SPURR President FRANK PORTERFIELD Cashier BORT 8 COWAN Ass't Cashier JOS THOMPSON Vice l'residefit Vice kresidefit An Air Burke reporter yesterday met a prominent citizen who hu just returned from St Louis and from him got some interesting notes about the triennial conclave of Knights Templar which commences in that city on the 20th He says the general arrangements has emtablished headquarters at 1115 Olive etreet occupying the second and third flooni were secured Thursday for 250 Knights Templar embractng commanderiee from Portsmouth Va Lafayette Ind and Harrisburg Pa and there is Milt plenty of room left "It hi" mid he "a mistaken notion that has gone abroad that all the accommodations for visitors during conclave week have been used up and that there la a scarcity of room There will be plenty of room for everybody and all will be cared for One of the Louisville cominandriee had made up its mind sot --te come-thinking that no aceommedations could be seonred but a committeetvas sent to see about it and secured such- rood tpuuters en Pine street near Sixteenth that the committee went away more than pleased There is not the slightest reason to fear that anyone will fail to get good accommodations during conclave week A brass band from Meadville Pa has made application for meals during conclave week and will sleep on the cars that bring it Prof George Murphy principal of the ()'Fallon school instead of going to Long Branch Oconomowoc or Coney Island during his summer vacation Is putting in his thus at headquarters working hard for the sticcess of the conclave Be supervises the clerical work and makes himself generally useful earning the unbounded gratitude of his fellow Knights Mr William IL Mayo received a letter Thursday from the Grand Commander of Maryland asking him to secure quarters for 150 Knights from that State Mr Mayo mays he will have no trouble In locating them nicely i Mr James I Aglar of the Union Pacific returned Thursday from his trip to San Francisco to which place he accompanied the Missouri delegation to the National Encampment of the A Mr Aglar is a Knight Templar and late Grand Master of the Missouri Commandery He said to THE AMERICAN'S informant that there would be 1 a delegation of 1200 Tempters from the cific slope in attendance at the Trienn2 i Conclave and that they represented in trregate wealth more property than any body of men of equal number that ever crossed the plains He said that all the arrangements for their transportation had been completed The Grand Commandery of California would leave San Francisco on the hith and come direct to St- boulovia Ogden reaching here on the 19th The Golden Gate Commandery of California and the commanderies of Utah and Montana would come by the way of Chicago on invitation of the St Bernard Commandery of that city and would reach St Louis on the 20th The Californians had arranged to ship a car-load of the pavilions used at the conclave of 1883 which cost from $10000 to $15000 also the bunting need on the shipping in the harbor on that occasion This will be used to decoaate the Armory Building the headquarters of the conclave The Californians will also bring with them a painting 100 feet in length and forty feet in width em titled "The Jinights Templar -Entgring Jerusalem" It will be necessary to cut this painting into four pieces to transport It and an artist will be employed to restore It upon its arrival It will also be placed in the Armory building The Californians will also bring with them two cardoade of wine and will recteve a car-load of fruit daily for free distribution for the purpose of giving the people of the Mississippi7tral Icy and the East an idea of the products of the Golden State There will be a number of Nashville Knights at the meeting The names of all who are going are not yet obtainable An AttEittrait reporter yesterday' met a prominent citizen who hu just returned from St Louis and from him got some in- teresting notes about tim triennial conclave of Knight Teuiplar which comences in that city on the anit He says the general arrangements has established headquarters at 1115 Olive etreet occupying the second and third 000111 a were secured ThursakY tor 250 Knights Templar embracing commandertee from Portsmouth Va Lafayette Ind and Harrisburg Pa and there is Milt plenty of room left "It mid he "a mistaken notion that has gone abroad that all th acconunoda- tions for visitors during conclave week have been used up and that there is a sear- city of room There will be pl enty of room for everybody and all will be cared for One of the Louisville cominandries had made up its mind sot--te colne-thinking thuatt ano secommedsuons could be gemmed committeevas sent to see about it and secured such-good' tinniers nn Pine street near Sixteenth that the committee went aUtilV more than There la Superintendent and Treasurer 0c21 weltau tt Commercial National Bank ith Is YOUR TIME NOW TENN 8 a 00000-00 ooota NASIIVILLE Eirl1C132C ao Noirrn colamom sTnEt-T To buy the following goods at the BOARD OF DIRECTORS A THOMAS SAM COWAN JOS ERA NELAND A WRAY ROBERT LEA JUNGERMAN MAYO MERBERT ANDREW MARSHALL Duraxr NORVELL COLLD18 Lot mass meeting Aug 19 Bee goods at cost Bargains this week at Bosenbelm's Lewis dt Gale succeed Hutchison The Basaar's "Bargain Days" are on The Vanderbilt Preparatory School opens Timothy Bros give some startling infer Station ha this issue Barnes give notice of an auction oak ed furniture The stockholders of the St will meet Sept 15 Amusement of two great soloists tallat erl 1Prankland igt Co' are going to have ts each day this week A Winfrey has qualified as executrix et the estate of Samuel Winfrey deceased IL et Bee Levitt The (11W11 The SePt 1 Thnot Station 1 Ruud' sale et 1 The st Bread at Ltrgelat IF to 0i etthees A SPURR JOS THOMPSON RICHARDSON au 17 41) FULLY PREPARED TO DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Lowest Prices 11OUR eat New For GLOVES LACES and BE BE 01 -Ao 'A1 318114t I FR 1 A FOI GLO' LAC and! '4' BE 12' i iw I -I 7 t' I i 4 -J I i i' 1 1' POUR 3113114t I For GLOVES LACES and 131E RAVE YOUR EYES OPEN! PENt) Columbia Femak lostitute COLUMBIA MAURYCOUNTYTEXN Ili 0317 Dress Goods of all kinds Satines Figured and Plain Crazy Cloths Muslins and Batistes Crinkled Seersuckers Embroidered and Lace Suits White and Colored Egyptian and Oriental Flouncings Laces Etc LOCAL NOTICES EPAR A WILL GWYN I BENSON I '3 EPAR A WILL GWYN BENSON ')) oe)) I 711 And Read What we Have to Say ay 411t 1 774 47c 1 ii: f-'i: 'T' i1: 0 'i 4e1 af-- oitvitriill k'1141''' flp L' 1-1kr' 1-' 44 III Al- 'ciitc 1'1-11 F-- i I i1 tio71 4 5 iii-' It will Pay You to Compare Our Goods and Prices Before Buying astin Kemp Co ALL OF OUR SPRING AND SUMMER ER 141 open MONDAY SEPT 3 1880 For Catalogues address REV GEO BECKETT' aul2 1m Columbia Term Northwest Cor Summer and Church ma1 eod Sovie CITE ITEMS IN MEMORIAM Death loves a bright and shining mark Again the shadow of death has crossed the threshold of a once happy home and robbed it of one of Its brightes gems On Saturday July 17 Our Heavenly Father was pleased to stop the earthly career of our dear friend MAGMA PENDIROAST Maggie was a dutiful daughter a loving sister and a true friend Death is hard when ere we meet it but when it comes in youth and plucks the flower just as It is ready to burst into full bloom it makes it doubly hard to beer But God in his wisdom doth all things well Olacioss is Maggle's gidn so weeping mother he' comforted your child has only crossed the river before you I was permitted to be with Maggie during her last illness and know her death as her life was Indeed beautiful although she seemed to suffer much she never complained she met death as only those do who are satisfied as to the welfare of their soul And to the memory of my loved friend I Mil say farewell dear Maggie we shall not soon forget thee -Green be the turf above thee Friend of my happy days None know thee but to love thee one named thee but to praise Hequieseat in pace ELLA Just received 25 styles new ruching in black white and cream at 25c a yard Bee Hive Balance of boys' waists hiundried reduced from 75c to 50c Bee Hive Ladies' gents' and children's full regular made imported hosiery reduced to Wc a pair some are worth 85 and 40c Bee Hive Silk mite reduced to 25c Gauze vests full regular-made 20c Gauze shirts full regular-made 20c Parasols at half cost to close out Bois' knee pants from 75c up -Bee Hive 80 Summer street Why we shalt offer fine organdy lawns at 3c: Not one yard of summer goods shall remain Go they must from silks to cotton goods Remnants of silk cashmere table linens dress goods white goods Bannnants from all departments Timothy Bros College and Square SCHOOL of MUSIC And Modern Languages Voice Culture and Violin Specialties OPENS SEPT 8 1886 34 North Spruce St gut 2m OCTAVIA HENSEL Director NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC BOSTON Naas THE LARGEST and BEST EQUIPPED In the Wor1d--100 Instructors 2005 Students last year Thorough Instruction in Vocal and Instrumental Music Plano and Organ Tuning Fine Arts Oratory Literature French German and Rat-Ian Languages English Branches Gymnastics etc Tuition $5 to $20 board and room with steam Heat and Electric Light $45 to 115 pal term FALL TERM begins Sept 9 1886 Tel Illustrated Calendar with full information ad- dress IL Toulass Dir Franklin Sq Boston Kass 1e29 d6wkw eow6m MARYLAND MILITARY NAVAL ACADEMY OXFORD MD Cadets are to be appointed from several Con gressional Districts of the State of Tennessee and those desiring appointments are requested to nudie immediate application Cadets receiving appointments enter the Academy free of board Total enrollment of Cadet's 264 re presenting thirty-three States and two Territorlee Session begins July 20 Full information will be given by applying to ju26 eod8t COL BURGESS Supt PREPARATORY SCHOOL For Lehi ghTiniversit3r BETHLEHEM PA presenting thirty-three States and two Territor- Session begins July 20 Full information le ill be given by applying to wju26 8004 COL BURGESS i3upt PREPARATORY SCHOOL Plane White Muile at Cents Lebeek Bros will sell to-morrow morning 20000 yards mull at fic a yard worth 40c areet Bargains This week at Lebeck's there willieigreat bargains in all departments Never Wu Low Our Russian horn' crash extra heavy at Se per yard- Num veiling at 2itr a pad all wool tycoon reps at Thic at Rosenheim's Don't Forget we are cloaing out our hats at 10c and 20e apiece worth $L00 best of wire hustles at 2be gents British one-half hose Sc at Itosenheun's -u ROVND ABOUT Special mall service has been established to Partinsville Decatur County Tenn Gaut A Wheeler Harris Hobson and Wade yesterday registered an application for a charter for the Glen Bevan school 1 The Mends of the German Lutheran Church are expected to call on the Young Ladies Aid society at their ice cream lawn festival to-morrow evening on North Sumner street between Madison and MonTeirneesee 'pOetmasters commissioned: tcertrZ PlakeLl3lake'e hfills Sanford Littleton (Ave Creek John Duke Lone Elm Benj Stock-ton' Orchard Grove Lillard' Overal4 W' 13 Stone YL(1't There will be a vend excursion to Texas Arkansas Missouri and Kansas from Nash Chattanooga and all principal pornts on the Nashville Chattanooga lc St tils Railroad Aug 27 28 and 29 at an unusual low rate of one fare for the round trip good thirty days roturning There't411 be 'meeting of the prollibl of East Nashville at Temperance Hall over Dodd Orr's grocery corner of Woodiaed ari4 Fifth streets at etieleektlite afterrionn for the purpose of organizing le tupperance alliance Dr Ai Martertielda of Union City will addresa the meeting rf PERSONAL i Mr Sltraniland of F1- Prankland Co left last night for New York Arthur Goodwin left yesterday for Ash to spepdlls cimuct Mr BL Lebeck of Lebdtk Bros will 3101thrit from New 'York 0-piorrow morning- Mr Adam Illehl 01-thfi 7R Dr Diehl Lord is still 001104091 142 pig IA with kyrjrlid- tevImorrtt IT rTirt (74 Le Its lebeek Brosl lett't1 to-morrow for New York to buy goods for the tall 'Age ittit Bishop connected with the Ten- er TVItaIr 741 yw I 1491 tag Itchtook lift last niglitYorBoi4 tetelerd elier -Eastern titles (rabbling both business and pleasure Aug from Aterehengen Badoth bee jeep tutve4I in the city and will melte bis 'tutor" home4-i-kle is the iohew of Fislitysq -4 Col -L the Ste Ledger Official Jaime of Mississippi pbb bailee it JackseA la that State la stopping 7 la Naiivilid lA le kite 1 gas I here to New York 0 usnee to micatimb ie 1111111 61110 lowimums is liaimibl is i Jo (lie I goes hew here to New York on' ot Pv Lotion 20000 41 1 This xt bargalat Our RI rr yard 001 Ve Illt-1 rl 20e Apia at 2be 1 Itosenheo i Special to Partin Ho the Glen The Church a Ladles a festival Bummer 1 roe Tenneo Iltem3 91 latti on Elm Bet hlordead There 1 Arkansas villet 61 Points On tits Rai unusual I trip good ol Ball oval Woodlano aftetttocin a Mr Ka Co lett I Arthur Ittr It Veinal tic Mr Ado Lord is tfP1114 to (SIt'o' Pill to-noorrov 01 tall so LLB' Our buyer is now East selecting Our Fall an Winter Goods and we must make room su1 ft i )ur buyer is now East selecting our Fall ant Winter Goods and we must r4P'4' 1 make room iu tvel DIED C0141X-1n Memphis Tenn' Aug 8 1886 little Vinota daughter Of and Susie Con- ly aged 4 years and 5 months 1 see the nursery window wide open to the air but the face Of our little Valuta Is no longer there A precious flower from us is taken one we tended with such care rudely biken from our bosoms our aching hearts despair Bestill sad hearts and swum repining Behind the clouds the sun is still shining Kumla iiiitTndeTviitii-s ai fieil iiii bosoms our aching hearts despair Bestill sad hearts and corm repining Behind the clouds the sun is still shining Namur We offer at half value rather than carry them over QIIIE SCHOOL FOR GIRL 04 JAti "i I ilk I alf''' We offer at half value rather than carry them over 4414 4 t'1 '444 1 110mE scHoGL FOR GIRLs At Alk 4' ii r-1 sARA ItIcGavock Block 31 Cherry StreeC s' SAM ELL! sAm ELLI 31 Cherry Street PlcGavock Block 0 A IVA I I n'i: Recommended by Robert A Larnberton LL President of Lehigh University Prepares young men for Lehigh University one of the most excellent technical institutions of the East and so richly endowed that it offers free tuition to an Apply to jelgeod 26t ULRICH Ph Principal MARYLAND MILITARY AND NAVAL ACADEMY OxfordMd---A few vacancies exist in this well-known Institution Applicants for admission are requested to make immediate application For catalogue address Col BURGE'S Supt au8 2w CRUTCHER--At the residence of his parents 'Russell street on yesterday Aug 14 WARREN TonofWILuidMj Crutcher in the 20th war of his age Friends and acquaintancea are respectfully invited te attend the funeral at St Ames Church Woodland street to-day at 8 in Services conducted by the Rev Martin burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery Carriages will leave Cornelius Co's at 240 MABLIN---Gn Yesterday Aug14 1886 Mits ZLLA AL litArtuNo wife of Milan aged 23 Friends and acquaintances are firrited to attend the funeral from the residence 041 McCreary street this Sunday evenhig at 3 o'clock Oervices at the church at 380 PITTS--lesterday at 6S0 o'clock Mrs MARTHA Pirrkrellet 0 the late BAN Fountain Pitts aged 78 ymrs Funeral to-day from the family residence Gallatin Pike two miles at 4 o'clock Services by Dr McFerrin and Rev Burr daughter 0 Charles and Entilyfehott aged 13 years Funeral this (Sunday ititeniddil it 4 o'clock from the residence19 Ewing aveuus 'Services by tile Revs 06 Russell and IL A 7 el ticinskitAnCel areo tatted to EDINBURGH Rev Thos A Hoyt' Description of a P's mous Picture in the Scotch Capital Rev Thee A Hoyt who is emending a short vacation in Edinburgh thus deecribes In a letter toe relative la this city a celebrated picture( mew on exhibition: "I went bAle painting which is exciting great interest It is by a Spanish artist Echwra and was first exhibited at Madrid afterwards in Legion and bow here It is styled "The Arrival of Christ at Calvary" It represents Jesus lust is he reaches the place of execution He le standing weary and exhausted the two Marys are ministering to him though he heeds them not in his anguish and absorp tion Tbetwo thieves are in the foreground one sitting dejectedly with averted face the other has cast down his cross and fallen prostrate on the ground into which he is convulsively pressing his fingers The Roman soldiers are busily preparing the cross for erection Simon is coining up in the rear with iiiemose pflesus while the centurion on horseback fit demtkidinig one of his officers whit jeans does riot his own cross A large andluturiated crow of Jews is kept back's hp Ithee Imperial 1 Guards Dark clouds gather over the scene through which a weird light breaks like that of the sun in eclipse Jerusalem is dimly seen in the background It is I large picture 21 by 42 feet with many figurea but unlike many large pictures all is clear and distinct Wail greatly Impresaed by it andreamined gazing upon it with emotions of 'awe and sadness for a great SOCIET11'-s' Miss Florence Puryear' of South' High Street is visiting friends in Shelbytillee i Mrs A Harris and Miss Ida Harris will return home from Monteagle Monday bight' Me Allen arrived home Imt evening after a sojorrn of two months at the seashore near Boston Man' t- Misses Salle and Mary Johnston of Wil- liamson County with Miss Ada Satgster of BroWnsvilikare visiting for a few days at the residence Of 'Mr Mann' West growl streeil fret' 14 Cards are Ou to the Marriage next tleeday at Lin en-etreet)Christian Church Memphis of Mr Andrew Mizell and Miss Lucy Merrill daughter of Col 0 Merrill the well known Aoutrnatist Miss Hattie Hodgman Cf ihthlT ti'd Miss Cornelia Valliant leave shortly to take their respective positione in the Calhoun Normal CollegeV PittsW born Miss of which Prof Gordon A graduate of London University is president Miss Fannie Campbell is visiting Wends In Montgomery Ala The Advertiser of i Aug 8 says: Violet HUI is the beautiful i home of Q'Smitii near retitle On it ay night was scene of mirth and festivity-the occasionr being a party by the kisses Smith cetuplismory to Miss Catnpbell of Nashville- A humber of young gentlemen from Montgomery attended and report a most delightful enter tainment The hospitable host outdid hoepitalty itself and the young ladies of Prattville and vicinity were at their loveliest Sunny Side of the Cumberlands" Miss Will Allen Dromgoole's book "The Sunny Side of the Cninherleuels" is pro greasing somewhat more slowly than' she desire butshe requests all who have supscribed to ba patient The thine ergot-tint it OM is only a few days elf and the work will be such as to fully merit the confidence of the hundreds whohavesticeribed without seeing it The- publishers of the work are much are preparing seventi beautiful piatee for it MISR ug memii daughter or vl su Ei Merrill UM well knOWn AVIAo Ass-wire Miss Hattie Hodgmath Mall Cornelia Broom of tranklin ww leave shortly to take their respective post- hone in the Caihouu Normal Colleget'ritte horn Miss of which Prot Gordon A graduate of London University la 'President Miss Fannie Campbell is visiting friends th M2ntgoineig AlaThe Advertiser of tikutt wet ntu tiaefeael144111 'hoe of Mr earhv in Smith near tiBilia On night It was scene of mirth and festivity- the occasiorr beingroyi party by tbe ilissee Smith cainpllin en to gist' Cainpbell of Nashville A humbe of young gentlemen from Montgomery at- tended and report a most delightful enter- tainme nt The hospitab le hoet outdid hoe- itself and the young ladies of Pratt- al vale and vicinity were at their loveitest "Sunny Side of the Cumberlanda" Miss WI! ll Alls book 'The en romgoo Sunny Side of the '0 Ctunberlandis is pro- as greing somewhat more slowly than she desire- but ahe ri nests all who have ec 8 uPsor)hed to The Mile tint It ont Is only a few days elf and the work will be such as to fully merit the con- fitience of the hundreds whohavesticsittbed without seeing It- Who- Publishers of the work are mix interested'and are lag several beautiful platee for It one of his Maros wit? feeds does tot leat his own cross A large and infuriated crowd of Jews is kept backs hp Ithee Imperial Guards Dark clouds gather over the scene through which a weird light breaks like NEW STOCK For one underwear at reduced prices The Fish Steam Shirt Fartort Extra 'large undershirts and drawers all Sizes at low prices at The Fish Steam Shirt i All sizes of undershirts and drawers from the smallest to the largest at low prices at The Fish Steam Shirt Factory' Undershirts and drawers at low prices The Fish Steam Shirt Factory Largest sizelin undershirts and drawers at The Fish Steam Shirt Factory Something new colored French Flannel underwear all wool best wearing goods in the marketl'only at the Fish Steam Shirt factory' 1 Something new Summer merino underwear all sizes! at the Fish Steam Shirt Fee1 Something new All wool summer under ehirts and draw" light-weight all sizes The Fish Steam Shirt Factory I Night shirts all Biros ready made and made to order The fish Steam Shirt ractor Night shirts fancy and plain at the Fish Steam Shirt Factory tight shirts something neat mid nobby Mt the Fish Steam Shirt Isaory Fat men can get unershirts and drawers to fit at the Fish team Shirt Factory Underghtrog In all sizes 46 48 514 52 54f tadived Steauttihirt eUnderwear at reduced prices at the Fish gleam Shut actory- Striped underwear at low prices at the Fish Steam Shirt Factory Something underWear for summer at the FishStema Wit Factor7o Something newl4french flann4 for tinderwear at the FishSteaut Shirt Fattoris Call and lbok at the largest knit Vest assortments of shirt underwear hoelett- and night shirt at tho Fish Steam Shirt Factory ron rme-haftheso at the Fish'fiteant Shirt Factory Shirts all holt at the Fish Steam: 'Shht Factory Lh A large lot Fans just received at Jr Frank-land Co's Worth 85 and CO for 50c swim nnirt 2 emery i Striped undersvear at low the Ili oteam shirt FactorY prics at Somethtisi BevI-Flannel tranerWear Tor sumer FishEittele Shirt FactorYe Semethirte Flak tealla 6hirt i newl-4'rench lian81 'Dr l'a- at derwe at Call and lbok at the largest kik tiest ae- sortniepta of shirt underwear homey- and night shirt at the Fish Steam fildrtiFactery Tilt Bnis-hat5-hdec Mthak kya1 'Steam hm rts all urn' at the Itsir 1 rl Ste" a Shirt Si a Factorl' N- A largo lot h118 lust rOtielVed at 3 Frank- land it Co's Worth 5 and $10 for 50c 1 i ill sm sizes of utidershirts and drawers from ihe allest to the largest at low prices at The Fish Steati4 Shirt Factory Undershirts and drawers at loW prices The Fish Steam Shirt Factory miture and lattresses Ic WEAKLEY WARREN I 1 1 This School Is Located twelve miles from Nashville shv---e ther Louisville Nashville Railroad Seventh Annual Term Ileging4 Sept 6' SOil TERMS FOR SCHOOL Tultlob washing fuel and lights $12500't Music including use of instrument 4000 No extra charge for French and Elocntio141 Location eminently healthful and accessible This ochool will be conducted entirely' upon Normal principles ok MeNeilly Nashville Tenn' Bev Met Cowan Madl-P son Tenn Hunter Co Nashville Tenn Dismukes co Nashville Tenn 41't Address MISS LIZZIE DISMUKES ploemly ETOCIEFIELD JUNCTION TNN b47410-pb 141 I 541 A 9 eq 1 4 (1 aoraaoorso asaa aaalaAJA a biir ETOGEFIELD 11INCTIlIN TENN nolOeod ly '17''' 41: 1- i' 41 l': 42 i 4- iul' 0- 2- -x: 01 71iis School Is Located twelve intles from Na ill shve on the Louisville NashvillORailroad 14 ieveitth Annual TermBeging4 Sept 09 SO TERMS FOR SCHOOL washing fuel and lights $1250Wt iusic including use of instrument 4134000 No extra charge for French and Elocntion0 mation eminently healthful and accessible nig school will be conducted entirely' pull Normal principles ot McNeilly Nashville Tenn' Rev Alex Cowan on Tenn Hunter ft Co Nashville Tenn Disnukes Co Nashville Tenm 413 Address MISS LIZZIE DISMUKES a p10 end ly EDGEFIELD JUNCTION TENN s- r- -191-I 17-4 1411 4' "r-' "4 541 r----- rt: t1t1- 04 li 3 1- 0 '44 01 manwhoturettWholesali) and Retail Dealers in Pia Medium Fine and Extra Fine Factor Chamber Dining Room Library Hall and Office LIDlory man ana vmce Aoldlio 5447 1 '''aqmo 1 IR gmbli 1 1111 1' Prof AD Carden late principal of Till High School and or rooms months Omitting a COlinli at law ender Got Marksa will mains teaching Piot-lir having sm- earde- the lbositok ai asaktantlit the Hartsiriiie Masonic Institute The following undelivered telegrams remalu at the ester Union Telegraph office halt I (ghee opeh all clityl Hugh pit Crea Cham 3' bers Keller 1 Perly Hon E- la Hill Hu entighead A Quinn Miss Utile Redmond Daniey FJ Fritz Geo Stadden Dobbins A Dazey Mike Roberta Valentino Farr Anderson Warner Iron Company ROY Illtc Miller Rhea Bon Wrens Geo 11 Knox Morris A- 1 Genneti John Streight Alien Smith Mrs ex-President Poll A- RUM Noel 2 Ewen Staldman Fhillips-finttorft Manufacturing Company A Milam Co Thos King Filcher Hamilton Hon Howtil Jackson Nukes Co Hill John Boldt MRS CAUTHORN has been forsometime New York City under the musical instruo tion of Prof Prank Converse the well known performer and Doted composer of banjo music- Sept I hire Cauthorn will receive pupils on the Banjo Guitar Harp Piano and in vocal music 2631i Church BURIAL NOTICE Theretudes Tor Rollaa 3 PRICE will be removed from the vault at Mount Olivet Cemetery sod figefred itt Recut Calvary thla (Sunday) afternoon at 2 o'clock k'ilendoipae Carriages will leave Combs at 2 o'clock 'fir ITEMS The Lest ginghams 12c crinkles 100 pare line') lawn 15c eatoens 12c large sheer white checked India linen 12c Many novelties in'wash fabrics The Whole grand assortment on first second and third tablee Thousands of yards All who may come will certainly find some choice goods to Interest and remember The whole grand assortumat bc per sard Tim- othy Bros Square Last hosiery 90c fine lisle hose 00c ba1briggan50c fancy cotton 40 to 00ct all full regular fine goods choice 25c a pair Timothy ins Square White fans fancy fans decorated hand painted In satin silk and gauze some were 19150 some tr200 up to ez75 all placed In one lot at 75c each Timothy Bros Square TO-MOtTOW morning don't fall to pal us Wt Three Important departments will have a surprise for laces col 15'to 20c will be sold at 5c Laces 25 te 40c will be sold at 10c Coy-its 75 to fl25 will be sold at 50e Timothy Bros Square Dirge elegant and beautiful line of fol lowing goods received yesterday: Wall paper In all grades 'Window shades at all prices Pier mirrors finer than ever seen In Nash- To-morrow only--Gold -Gold and- velvet straigiit band dado shades spring fixtures comp1ete feet on fl00 Everything fish and new es rooc' laUy wan paper window shades and pictures Orchard 1St Urdon etreet Oysters! Oysters! Oysterel--Presh Saddle Bock oysters received daily at Meader' dk Osgood's fish sod game depot northwest corner Public Square Open Sundays till 10 o'clock a tn An13 -PURNITURE: Cu'r1(41'Itali Cotton Cott On-Top tuntShnelt Mattressea4' 'Spiral and Woven Wire Bed Sptings Convai and Woven Wtre' Pillows Contort etc All Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention WEAKLEY WARREN AUCTION SATP Choice Frame Coltawe Tuesday Aug 17 1886 At 4 O'clock on the Premises No 501 South College street containing 7 water 9tAlre-Lot "c1407111135antod alley Good stable and buggy-house eash balance 1 and 2 years' time Title perfect HAitgmotati Ageasal 01- -j6 4k it- INTAZA111E9CIIE ESTABLISHED 1814 Thisinstitute is located on the Louisville Bardstown Railroad Nelson Counlq Xy 2t mfles from Bardstown Accessible to all parts of the South Location healthy and hmutitu Buildings spacious and espeetally adapted to the education and comfort of young ladies with all the modern improvements for a boarding school Proper attention given to young ladies in health and sickneas Scholaatie Setsion commencing first Monday in September fiend to MOTHER fiurmitiom for Catalogue terms etc 3y26 sutve to itel5 A School for Young Ladies: coLmmifit A rizNIFIllm Columbleap Tenn Betdmy location anon gtoqni (H acre dons Intildhlgs vrell lighted heated and ventilated fine library apparatus andecialpulita911 teachers Thorough and complete course of huttruction Beet advantages kt Music Eloeution Paluting eta lie sectaritudsm anth Annual Session begius Monday Sept 8 1888 Prices reasonable Illustrated catalogue tree ji30 44w2m eo lat BURIAL No te II I rICE Tm 1 ThereMaintrof Roamer It PRICE wIll be re- UR RE NI I ir Pent AD Carden principal of Tut mo ed fn the vault at Mount Olivet Cemetery i 11" -lata igh School and Sot rtm months azatittet)ted at Mould Calvary this (Sunday) ca'rDi1 Bali Cotton Cotton Top and Shuck ulauist at kw sada Goy marks afternoon at 2 Sprin and Woven o'clock will rekutno teaching ahortly having oe- kriendsato invitad i Mattreliteei Ei Ptrat and Oven Wi n) Bed ge Oared ille Masotti(' Institute curial the lboolhoh as asaktoritas ilhe flirts will lea ve Combs at 2 o'clock wirs cots: mows cols rii 't di ii i ke 1 't-t tor -'t i The following undelivered ms elegra' re-- Tertev ewst etc JI pail i 6 -4 ft CS i vta '4' 1 main at the Wester Unto' Tele EP TIt 2tEmS --'1' smslo mtooteLorsas )o ilk ssts -to ei-ltv 1 Keller 1 3' i graph office ro it 4 6 1r- jk---- Amele- 0 4 1 I lasilht cake otsh ail clay! Duot pit The test calzephyr enchants 72e 'M 411' 1 4 i Cr 1 1 A All OrdersWill Receive i treat Chambers Perry Co crinkles 10c pure linee lawn 15c eateens Prompt Attention 441 1 A i 1 1 '1 i 1 17elifil 1 i on elTa ylo r- la Hill Hu white Inia linen 1 Pj 'I li Craighead LA Quinn Miss Lottle Red- 12n: ha: 12c lame sheer checked novelties in'wash fabrics The 1 WEAKLEY WARREN' rP7 ---'-e' inoll1 Danish El Fru 600 Whole grand assortment on first second Madden Dobbins Dezey Roberta arid third tables Thousands of AMA All AU ION Crir Ki ''i-1-" 1A 1 valentine Parr Anderson Warner ho come will certainly find some i may 4 Iron COUrorris ROY Illi Miller a Rhs son 4 A Naers Gem choice goods to Interest and remember The Lai ge 'elegant and beautiful line of fob whole grand a nu ssortineat 5c Sard Tim- low goods ing gds received 'odorant -h Knox It i 1 Dice ratite Cottage IsT AlETI AzTtTI 4 ACA1)Irlr I :4 II erGenne tt John otby Bros square Wall paper In all grades Streight Allen Mrs ex-President Lett OLL-Silk hosiery 90e Aso lisle Window shades at all prices EsTABLISHED 1814 1 Poll A Russ Noel 2 il Ewe a hose sum haihrtititan60ct fancy cotton 40 pier mirrors liner than ever seen in Nash intitute on the Louisville Bardtown Railrod Neln CounIT Ir 2 Tuesday Aug 17 1886 Thi 8 Is located sa so Staidman Phillips-fiettorft Menu- to trOciill full regular fine goods choice trule-" miles from Bardstown Accessible to all parts of the South Location healthy and nmutitu facturinc Company 11 A Milam co 25c a pair Timothy ins Square To-morrow only- At a 0 deem on reernise Buildings ppftejoug and especially adapted to the education and comfort of young ladies with all Tilos Rim Filcher limit- i -Gold and- velvet straight band dado hos south cos taming 7 the modern improvementa for a boarmng school Proper attention given to young radio in 3 ton Hon Howtd1 Jackson Wilkes 1'11217 hite fahet fan deCOrated hand obadi spriug fixtures complers 9 feet 69 ege wen eon eu health and sickness Scholaatie Setsion commencing Aral Monday In September 1 1-1-1 3 Cog 1 Beldt rnted in satin silk and frame SOMe we lon1100 nice rooms' ball Porch atom-room e-room and liend to moHER ou RIO PER for Catalogue terms eta ly25 suwe to se15 150 some tr200 up to 0275 all placed In alid lew -1 i Mrs NUITIORN has been foroome time in One lot at 76e each Timothy Bros Square z'T InIt trtmenmd 'iC egPectores1143wanw hath-rocmi gas and water- Lot 401135 to 1E11011 School for Younes i Ladi' paper window es an New York City under the musical Malmo To-morrow morning don't fail to pal us a reet alley Good stable mad buggy-house till!) ot prof rtank Converse the well visit Three Important departments ents will orchard 1St Union ist Columbia Tenn Rail location known performer and noted composer of have a surprise for you-ribbons Oysters! Oysters! Oysters1--Fresh Saddle eaths balance 1 2 A Itandsome Mande (14 acres) eapa- injo music Sept 1 Mrs Cauthorn will seta- Ribbons 15to 20e will be sold at 50 Bock oystere received daily at Meader" Foam' time Title perfect does bonding well lighted heated and ventilated firs library apparatus and equipment metlie pupils on the Banjo Gu itar Harp Laces 25 to 40c will be sold at 100 Coy fish and game dePot northwest -tyriN teachers Thorough and complete course of huitmetion Beat savantases in Music Elocution piano and in vocal music! A 2l13i Cbtinh As 75 to T125 will be sold at 50o Tim corner Public Square Open sandays tili -2-11' -11- WI pararrila eta No sectartaatma 115th Annual begiue meadayi sept 6 isas 4 street thy Bros Square 10 a la sialS St -4 I mos Reel -Estate Ageutel Prices reasonable Illustrated catalogue tree 4y 1y30414kw2ro i 4 jp A ri: ON lit r- 014 5i-' i 0 kk -1 sh '1 :4 -v -4 -404 vt4)r? ntu r-- --N 'Mt01ILTInts'- stta-A0 iiAE1 J- r11 11 1 It F1 1 li CI 7114 III tit I I VI 1 'I F''' VII it 1 1 I 1 11.

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