The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

1 mk o4-o TM1 DAILY Att It RICAN iAtitiViLIM WED14 6AT MORNIriat lkiAncrc 1MS7 BASE BALL 8 ft BUT' gui ORD ju is and 20 South 'Market Street Nashville Tenn Can supply front stock all the requisites of Rond Building anti Railroad Construction such as There Will Certainly Be a Game To-day Whool onl Dna Scruorsjhoolburows lifogolls Carts Shut Picts littes1 CitalnlIghtning let loose and if ths Niel give a a chance to use the out-Crop ball he hu one that will puzzle the best of batsmen Weyhing Is even lighter than Harry Pye Chicago's now twirler Between Wevhing and Matthews the City of Brotherly Love can lay claim to having the two light-weight pitchers of the profession The following Is from the Savannah correspondent of the Sporting Life: Manager Morton arrived here Monday and wm followed on the succeeditig day by tatnpau and McArthur Yesterday Matabrer Morton telegraphed the other p1a3ers on the list to (411110 at once Sommers Pike Iteilly and hrower telegrapher' back that they would start tiOdklY Thtl WhOle eitib will surely be on hand before the 25th inst and it Is hoped that suillcieut pla)ers wiil be here by the opening of next week to try conclusions with the l'hliallelphia chub ture for Charleston next Thursday or Friday Larry Corcoran Signed to Pitch for the Nashville Team G6110117 ouu i A ROYAI itOgit 1 PI" 1 U) foINGploi ti Lczioltriviiidg rblI Let Everybody Get Out Th Oir (111111ge HMI roll I ii fur the Perk- Note end Comment Steel Nails Wire Nails Wire Hope Manilla Rope Crow Bars Stone Drills Sledges Shovels 3lattocks Axes Hatchets Chains Bolts Cast and Wrought Washers Steel Iron Tackle Blocks and kindred ItA 0001 1 4 e5Arrsi' tt4- 1 '-0-Ni- el: '04 IMP '--I' i '4k2 ii-irr' 't ''4 1 --4visNrct 0- 4-1' -o4' articles too numerous to mention RS DEN NI EA D'S SON PV iv '13llyors Aro lovitcd to Emilio Our Stock Rfid kola Pice IRO mh15 7t 'p Chancery 'Sale Chancery Sale Absolutely Pure 1 There will certainly NI a game of ball this afternoon at Sulphur Spring Park The Syracuse-Shainrock combination will arrive this morning anti meet the locals who will play together their first time The old Nashville players who are numbered with the visitors will cermilily attract asery large audience Dundon and Shelhase or Crowell and Clark will be their battery Beard Marr Red bittman and Lou Myers will also participate Only eight of the local team have as yet arrived but others are expected this inorninor Eastliam who comes with the stamp of Jack tilasseock's approval will be in the box He is considered a most wonderful youngster and promates great things Nicholas is down to catch him though Jack Hayes will go behind the bat instead If he arrives this morning Fine will play first Moffet second and Geo Bradley third Ed Hayes Clinton Mannion anti some other player will do the short and outer fields This team will of course he not nearly so strong if the various players bold their proper positions and the public should not criticise too severely New Spring Clothing will Pontet for Bin Mother'" Property With the Brundage" NEW BRUNSWICK March 211p11sesj Henry Ayres returned froin New York this morning and proceeded to the of Judge Woodbridge Strong There be met face to face the Brundagos of Piscataway withwhom he nitwit conteet the right to his tnother's property With him Caine Miss Jeannette Snyter of New York who has known of his whereabouts for years Tbe result of the family gathering wm kept secret but it is known that Ayres has produced letters showing his correspondencA3 with the executors of the Denniead estate giving a detailed account of his life and described his visit here in 1871 when he vainly endeavored to induce Cornelia Benumb' to give up the degrading lite she was leading Judge Strong is to-day acting as peacemaker trying to bring about an amicable settlement Should the Brundages refuse to believe Ayres' story and doubt his identity Judge Strong will thou make his choice of clients This powder newel varies A marvel of purity Itrensu and ssholcsonannisa More eeonornicat than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold tu competition with the Iniiititude of low test bort weight alum or phosphate powders Sold nly in ouul ROYAL BAKING POWDER 00 ICC Walt street JOS Mtw 17 Tk Stroll mai il In ee abort only 1 WRSEANT TO A DECREE RENDERED 01 I the Chancery Court at Nashvila at Its present term and entenst of record at nage 240 of Minute Book No 25 In the case of Handley YR Terry Handley and Oiherit Not lee Is here given Itrit I will expose to public 8ale at the Court-house door ttt Nashville Siff llooStRositionce 'I' i 'T I 'r 1 to L' IA (II 1 ---L 4 1 i 4 i -li iI JUST RECEIVED BY WE HAVE THIS TO SAY lil With Lot fronting 06 feet and running back 410 feet METZ 00 TO-DAY OUR STOCK OF Winter Cloth in ON THE PREMISESwest side SOUTH SPRUCE street near South Union at For Men Youths lloys and Children Our stock is very attractive this semon comprisiug all the most desirable patterns in Chivints Plain and Fancy Worsteds and Cowl-mores all handsomely made and guaranteed perfect fitting Have also an elegant line of tine Neckwear Hosiery Underwear etc Alto a Complete new stock of Fine Imported Piece Goods which we make to order on short notice Fit and satisfaction guaranted in every Instance STATE OF THE WEATHER is COMPLFrru Our Fits We Will Make Equal to Measure Work Ow 12 O'CLOCK M9 LATITUDN AND LONOITUDN OF NAMMI1 Latitude 36Lleg 10th in I Longitude 86deg 49unin Wednesday Mareh 30 I at 12 trelock the following described property to wit: 1 Part of lot No 15111 the adllitional college lots eommencing at Enoch Fly's northeast tor ner on the Murfreesboro turnpike road and running with said road in a southeast iiirection (A feet thence at right anglos hi a southwest course no feet 111111V or less to Nance's line thence Nail Sidd Nance's lino in a northerly direction i 0 feet to said Ply's line thence with said line 60 feet more or less to the beginning 2 Part of lot No15 sold by the University of Nashville to Fogg and Wash moon on the 7th November 1829 being the part of said lot which lies on the north side of the Murfreesboro pike and bounded on be north and east by Pearl tUlilverottyt street on the west by Allen's lot and the south by the Mid turnpike road TERMS OF of 6 12 18 and 24 months Notes with approved security required and lien retained Sale free from redemption THOMAS WRENNF m111016230 Clerk and Mmter OUR OVERCOAT STOCK OE On Wednesday March 23 18S7 For and warmer weather westerly winds Is LARGER THAN EVER METZ CO Clothiers Under decrees of the Chancery Court I will sell at public auction the CHAS THURMAN CO spassaaso a as so as masa lb NO St IL 50 North Collegre St sem sod No 3 North Cherry St Residence of the late FA Caines I Signal Service Observations Nashville March 23 1887 ARREN BROS 7 4 4 Ita'n-I Weather tall 1-i Wind Time Bar 1- Den UN Chancery Sale MANUVACTIUME HS Situated on South Spruce street within four squates of the Custom House The dwelling contains eleven rooms well ventilated conveniently arranged anti in good repair with gas 'rider servants' room kitchen cellar etc The lot fronts 96 feet on Spruce stret and runs back over 400 feet to an alley eith a 25- foot street on the South line This is an excellent chance to secure a desirable and convenient centrally located residence at a bargain TERMS OF SA of 6 12 and 24 months Interest-bearing otes ith tfersonal security required and lien retained Sale free from the rights ot rtstomption and dower THOMAS WhENNE mh17212223 Clerk and Master 7:00 a m'300871351 WI 12 I 1Clear 3:00 ni 130118 46' 16 00 Fair 1000 In 30137 441 SW 5 00 Clear Av pressure High'st temp 60 Av temp 42 I Low'st temp 34 7:00 a Hi 76th mrittlan time corresponds to 600 a in standard time etc in miles per hour Ozone: night trace day 1 Sash Boors Blinds r)URSUANT TO A DECREE 'RENDER KB BY the Chancery Court at Nashville at Its present term and entered of record at pap 24 of Minutettook No '25 In the case of DECKER BROS' New Seale Upright And BUILDERS' SUPPLIES War Department Signal Service A Meteorological Record March 22 11181 Observations taken at 10 tn With meridian time at all the stations named Bar ct I They' 0 Place 1 8-hour 2A-hr s' 'Weather change cifge PlanoS I Paints Oils Glass CRUCIBLE NASHVILLE TENN Vicksburg Shreveport Little Hoek Chattan'ga Memphis at Pod ly t01 -SO t04 -04 04 Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Fair 8020 3020 8014 3015 3005 (K) 00 00 00 00 0()1 511t 6IC'm 52It 5IW 4Sit 5iSW 411 l'NW 471t 4 4 A MEDICINE NOT A DRINK MEDICINE NOT A DRINK tDenottmi rise -tall Manager Bradley yesterday added another great card to his already attractive gallery of favorites by eigning for the local team thecelebrated pitcher and ball player Larry Corcoran It is hardly necessary to give a sketch of a character so well known Ho has too long figured as one of the great players of the age He was a long while with the Chicagos and several Reasons won for them the champlonehip of the National League Before his curves and skill the greateet batters of the country have laid down the willow and acknowledged themselves unequal to the task of solving such a delivery During the season of 188t he was forced to pitch a majority of the games in which the Chicagos played and as a consequence injured his arm and during the past two seasons retired from the diamond This season however he deeiree to try once more his skill and has written to his old friend George Bradley assuring him that he has once more regained control of his arm and will sign a contract Bradley at once telegraphed in reply accepting his terms and notifying him to report at once He said that he could have secured an engagement with one of the great clubs but did not want to subject himself to any possibility of being reserved until he bad proven his right to rank in his old position The signing of Corcoran is a great thing for Nashville and the Southern League If he should not be able to pitch in his old form be is a first-class infielder and a heavy hitter and will be especially valuable for his old head and the instruction he can give new players Larry Corcoran is now training the Amherst College nine but leaves this morning for this city MEMPHIS 5 SYRACUSE 1 MEMPHIS TENN March The attendance to-day to witness the second game between the Memphis club and the Shamrock combination of Syracuse numbered fully 800 The weather had moderated and the sun was shining The atmosphere however was bracing and somewhat chilly The locals sustained the good impression made yesteday and won to-day's game on their merits The batteries to-day were Sullivan and Clark for Syracuse Black and Crotty for Memphis The feature of the playing was the sharp fielding of the locals Following Is the score: Memphis 000002120-5 Syracuse 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 DETROIT 11 MOBILE 4 Manx ALA March The game to-day between the betroth and Mobiles was more interesting to the home players than that of yesterday The score was: Detroits 11 Mobiles 4 The Mobiles bad Masran and Lang in the points while the same positions for the Detrolta were filled by Smith and Gantzell The Mobiles showed up at the end with twelve base hits which included two doubles and a triple Brouthais did not make a hit- Dunlap muffed a fly and Bmuthern dropped a thrown ball The following is the score by innings: Detroits 21104310-11 Mobiles 020000001-4 Runs 7 Mobiles 2 Base on 5 Mobiles 4 Struck Smith 1 by Moran 3 Two-base buffet and Behan Three-base 2 Richardson 1 White 1 McVey 1 Double to Brouthers Huugler to Lang Passed 1 Lang 1 Wild Masran 1 NOTES what chilly The locals austaiLd the good impression made yesteday and won to-day's game on their merits The batteries to-day were Sullivan and Clark for Syracuse Black and Crotty for Memphis The the feature of the playing was sharp field- ng Of the locals Following Is the score: Memphis 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 0-5 Syracuse 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 DETROIT 11 MOBILE 4 MOBILE ALA March 22-1)Speciall- The game to-day between the etrolts and Mobiles was more Interesting to the home layers than that of yesterday The score Ilivaads114134 and (11 Mobiles the points ileM the same positions for the Detroita were filled by Smith and Gantzell The Mobiles showed up at the end with twelve base hits which included two doubles and a triple Brouthais did not make a hit- Dunlap muffed a fly and Bmuthern dropped a thrown ball The following is the score by innings: Detrolts 2 1 1 0 4 3 I 0 -11 mobiles 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-4 Runs earned-Detroits 7 Mobiles 2 Base on errors--Detroits 5 Mobiles 4 Struck out-By Smith 1 by Masran 3 'an Two-base hits-White Duffee and Behan Three-base bits-Thompson 2 Richardson 1 White I McVey 1 Double plays-Dun- lap to Brouthers Huugler to Lang Passed balls--tiantzell 1 Lang 1 Wild pitches- A 1 asran NOTES 1114444A Alb James Trimble Ad leer Etc and Others vs The Mgrsl andi Creditors of A ley Deceased Notice Is here given that will expose to public sale ON TUE PREMISES on Wednesday March 23 1887 at 12 O'Clock the following described property: All that portion of the 2S acre tract of land In the Eighteenth Civil District of Davidson County Tenn purchased by A Lindsley of Thomas Cbadaell mut wile by deed In Book No 70 19 Such portion Is bounded on the north by the Llroisley pike on the south by the lands of Mrs Crutcher and Mrs Marra Maney on the east by the Lindsley pike extended and on the west by the lands of Mrs Lindsley and containing 19 acres and poles above will be submitted and the sale made ii I accordance with a plan to be produced at the sale first offering It by toLs and then as a whole and the sale yielding the largest sum will be adopted and reported to the court for confirmation TERMS OF of 6 12 IS and 2e1 months Interest-bearing notes with approved security required arid lien retained Sale free from redemption and from right of dower THOMAS WRENNE Clerk and Master sale made in accordance with a plan to be pro- duces at the sale first offering it by lots and then a whole and the sale yielding the largest sum will be adopted and reported to the court for co ifirmation TERMS OF SALE-Credits of 6 12 18 and 2e1 months Interest-bearing notes a it approved security reiruired arid lien retained Sale free from redemption and from right of dower THoMAs wRENNE ma391623 Clerk and Master THIS RIVERS Pommes great volume BEAUTIFUL QUALITY and EVENNESS of TONE throughout the ENTIRE SCALE to an extent not found IN ANY OTHERS Their fine REPEATING ACTION bo a CHARM to EVERY PLAYER They are manufactured by men or MORE EXPERIENCE possess more VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS and are In EVERY RESPIXT better than any other UPRIGHT PIANOS The most COMPETENT JUDGES PRONOUNCE THEM THE BEST They are the LEADING PIANOS OF TIIE AGE aad are purchased by more of the MUSICALLY Intelligent people of all the LEADING CITIES of AMERICA THAN ANY OTHER ITT Peas the I IN 4 ENO PLA of 114 IIAB ZRY ZIG JUD4 They AGR NUS LICK ANY GI aad are purchased by more of the USICALLY Intelligent people of all the CADING CITIN of AMERICA THAN NY OTHER 1 i Jic cit 'A 1 High Authority Hop Bitters is not in any sense an alcoholic beverage or liquor and could not be sold for use except to persons desirous of obtaining medicinal bitters GREEN BAUM Com'r Internal Rev High Authority lop Bitters is not in anysensean Rico- GREEN RAUM Co m'r Internal Rev Capital Prize $150000 Capital Prize Report of the stage of the water In the river at loth meridian time213 In local time March t2 'WI Changes Above Low Water A00110 Low Water "We do hemby certtfy that we supervise ths arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi Atilltdat Drawings uf the LOUirgiehd Stale Lottery Own-pan and in person manage and contra the drawings themselves and ttod the same ar tom-ducted with honesty fairness and noll toward all parties and we authorize the conspants to use this artkiteate wath foe lawitell of OW Sig natures cataetted In its advertisements" "We do hereby certtfy rangements for all the Mon Dravnags of the LOtii810W pany and in person man drawings themselves and ducted with honesty tairne toward all parties and we to else thes artelteate mike natures catached in its acto ro dlx 71: to to nz IL BALDWIN SIS Church St NaNhvineTenn sell same ly arm 1 fell IL BALDWIN 1118 Church St NashvilleTend iell sawe ly nrrn PEONES MUTUAL Live Stock Insurance Co OP PENNSYLVANIA I FENIX'S MUTUAL lye Stock Insurance CO 7 611 PENilcSYLVANIA Commtmlonor 1 1 t9 a I ri it- 1- 9 -41 "i 1 I i I I -i t- 1 It i I I i 7 A A- 1 STATIONS Chattanooga Helena Little Rock Louisville Memphis Nashville St Louts Shreveport Vicksburg Feet 399 59 463 41 83 86 0 89 193 182 445 Rise Feet Fall Feet 02 08 13 03 05 06 02 01 01 About twenty years ago I discovered a little sore on my oheek and the doctors pronounced it cancer I have tried a number of physicians but without receiving any permanent benefit Among the number were one or two specialists The medicine they applied was Eke fire to the sore causing intense pain I saw a statement In the papers telling what bad done for others similarly afflicted I procured some at once Before I had used the second bottle the neighbors could notice that my cancer was healing up My general health had been bad for two or three had a hacking cough and spit blood continually I had a Revere pain in my breast After taking six bottles of my cough left me and I grew stouter than I had been for several years My cancer has healed over all but a little spot about the size of a half dime and it is rapidly disappear ing I would advise every one with cancer to give a fair trial Mits NANCY McCONATIGHEY Ashe 044ve Tippecanoe Co Ind Feb 16 1886 Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable and seems to cure cancers by forcing out the impurities from the blood Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO DRAWER 3 ATLANTA GA Chancery Sale TIRSUANT TO A DECREE RENDERED B1 1 the Chancery Court at Nashville at Its present term and entered of record at page 'Z37 of Minute Book No 26 in the case of A Crump Guardian and Others vs Ida Work and Others WASHINGTON Sept 21 1884 Dear don't you got a certificate from Col NV of Baltimore showing how be cured himself of drunkenness by the help of Hop Bitters His is a wonderful case He is well known in Rochester by all the drinking people there He is known in this city Cincinnati Ness Orleans New York in fact all over the country as he has spent thousands of dollars for ruin I honestly believe his card would be worth thousands of dollars to you In this city and Baltimore alone and make thousands of sober men by inducing the use of your bitters A Prejudice Kills "Eleven years our daughter suffered on a bed of misery under the care of several of the beet plasicians who gave her disease various names but no relief and now she Is restored to us In good health by Hop Bitters that we had poohed at two years before using it We earnestly hope and pray that no one else will let their sick suffer as we did on account of prejudice against so good a medicine as Hop Templar About twenty years ago I discovered a little STATIONS Rise Pan sore on my and the doctors pronounced Feet Feet Feet it cancer I have tried a number of physicians WASHINGTON Sept 21 1884 but without receiving any permanent benefit 02 Dear Sir-Why don't you got a certificat Cairo CLITtaii 59 08 Among the number were one or two specialists from Col IV of Baltimore showing Helena 463 13 The medicine they applied was like fire to the how he cured himself of drunkenness by CO 't Little Rock 41 03 the help of Hop Bitters His is a wonder- Louisville 83 05 sore causing intense pain I saw a statement Memphis 86 0 in the papers telling what bad done for ful case He is well known in Rochester Nashville 89 06 Chancery Sale by all the drinking people there St Louis 193 02 Shreveport 182 01 others similarly afflicted I procured some at once Before I had used the second bottle the He is known in this city Cincinnati Ness Vicksburg 445 01 Orleans New York in fact all over the healing up Iffy general health had been bad neighbors could notice that my cancer was country as he has spent thousands of dol- -DITRSITANT TO A DECREE RENDERED In lars for rum I honestly believe his card for two or three years-I had a hacking cough 1 the Chancery Court at Nashville at its pres- ent term and entered of record at page 437 of would be worth thousands of dollars to you and spit blood continually I had a Revere minute B00- No 26 in the ease of in this city and Haltiinore alone and make pain in my breast After taking six bottles of thousands of sober men by inducing the a my cough left me and I grew stouter A Crump Guardian and vs Ida use of your bitters A than I had been for several years My cancer Work and Others hats healed over all but a little spot about the Prejudice Kills SiZe of a half dime and it is rapidly disappear "Eleven years our daughter suffered on lug I would advise every one with cancer to a bed of misery under the care of several of sire a a a a fair trial the beet plasicians who gave her disease Ilas NANCY McCONATIGHEY various names but no relief and now she Is restored to us in good health by Hop Bit- Ashe Grieve Tippecanoe Co Ind ters that we had poohed at two years be- Feb 16 1836 fore using it We earnestly hope and pray Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable and that no one else will let their sick suffer as seems to cure caneers by forcing out the impu- we did on account of prejudice against so rid fr es om the blood Treatise on Blood and good a medicine as Hop payentat 'ood Skin Diseases mailed free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO DRAWER 3 ATLANTA GA We the undersIgneyt Ranks and Bankers a pay all Prizes drain in The Louisiana StiLeLoteries which may be at our counters IL OGLESBY Pres La Nat'l BasV EANAU Pres State National Bank A IRA imviNT Pre Nat'l Rank CARL KO NPrem Union National Bank We the uneterng Pali all Prizes dray tcries which may be OGILESHI IANAIX Pr A itt A IToWIN 1 CARL KOIINPt PI to A UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION! Over Hall a Million Distributed IJIIIIECEDEN1 Over I 0 Notice is here given that I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder upon the terms hereinafter set forth on Wednesday March 30 1887 at 12 O'Clock the following described property to-wit: A tract of land containing 50 acres more or less slituated partly in the Nineteenth and partly in the Twenty-first Civil Districts of Davidson Caunty Tenn and bounded on the north by the lands of Mrs Ellen Brace and Phillips or Joseph Phillips on the south by the lands of Elizabeth Dews and Rocca on the east by the lands of Mrs Ellen Brace and on the west by the lands of Lingner formerly the lands of Cb Lanier and the Phillips lands TERMS OF (I-5) cash and for the residue credits of 6 12 16 and 24 months Interest-bearing notes with good security required and lien retained Sale free from redemption THOMAS WRENNE mh8162390 Clerk and Master Chaneer)- Sale given that I will sell at public auction Mtt is re to highest bidder upon the terms hereinafter set forth On Wednesday March 30 1887 at 12 O'Clock the following described property to-wit: A tract of land containing 50 acres more or less slituated partly in the Nineteenth and partly in the Twenty-first Civil Districts of Da- vidson osunty Tenn and bounded on the north by the lands of Mrs Ellen brace lind pm or Joseph Phillips on the south by rhehhttillidis of Elizabeth Dews and th OCea on east by the lands of Mrs Ellen Brace and on the west by the lands of Lingner formerly the lands of ch Lanier and the Phillips ands TERMS OF SALE-One-fifth (1-6) cash and for the residue credits of 6 12 IS and 24 months Interest-bearing notes with good security reouired anti lien retained To the Owners of Live Stock in the State of Tennessee: We have entered your State for the purpose of supplying a want long felt to be neeensary viz: The Insurance of Live Stock So many experiments have been started and for want of proper judgslant and good management have failed that we deem it necessaryto state to you briefly our plan of doing business and which has been a great success both in our State and in adjoining States The officers of this Association realized from the begin-sing that the principal thing to be guarded against was speculation and beam adopted the following distinct IprInciples contained in the first introductory issued by us six years ago and which has been the basis of our Vans of doing business Please send foricirculars No 8 Noel Block DR SELLS Manager oe10 eod ly 1138p To StaS teree t8S91 StA)C1 slant tally state boob Asso bona Irktlicit(A and 1 hull foriel oel0 To the Owners of Live Stock in the at of Tennessee: We have en red your State for the purpose of pplying a want long felt to be nee- sary viz: The lasuranee of Live wk So many experiments have been trted and for want of proper judg- mit and good management have led that we deem it neeessaryto to you briefly our plan of doing siness and which has been a great mess both in our State and in ad- ming States The officers of this sedation realized from the begin- ig that the principal thing to be Larded against was speculation and Louisiana State Lottery Company MSS Inoorporated In or 26 years by the lature far Educational and CharitabM purpoeee a capital of which a reserve fund of ever $550000 has since been added By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was made a part of the present btatteon-- stitution adopted Dec 2 A DM The only Lottery eeer voted on and indorsed ets the people of any State It never soda or pontpones Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place Monthly and the Seasil-Annual Drawings regularly every its months (June and December) A SPLENDID OPI'ORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE FOURTH tiRAND DRAWING CLASS IN THE ACADEMY 01 MUSIC NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY April 12 ISS7-2031 Monthly Drawing Stal IfioorPorated in 1 lature far Educatio a capital of 1 fund of ever $6600i By an overwhelm chise was made a otitution adopted The only Lottery 0 the people of any SE It never It Grand Sin take place Mont noel Dravvingi months (Juno ar A SPLEN1)11 WIN A FORA DRAWING CLASS MUSIC NEW ORI 12 1887-203d I 1J' I lal -1 111 eh MI th 3 ill Mthrrom Dim Feb 10 18811 Haying used Hop Bitters the noted remedy for debility nervousness indigestion etc I have no hesitation in saying that it is indeed an excellent medicine and recommend it to any one as a truly tonic bitters Respectfully Ma Alas ELLGOOD MELTom DEL Feb 10 1888 Having used Hop Bitters the noted remedy for debility nervousness indigos- Mon etc I have no hesitation in saying la9 detw ly nrm Ladies Hullo lli Russian-Turkish Baths JESUNOINKI Sergt Signal Corps Array The river is falling slowly with 8 8-10 feet on the gauge Droulllard Evansville Sam Jones Albany Landing Bedford Burnside The steamer Drouillard will leave to-day at 12 o'clock for Evansville Louisville and Cincinnati and all points on the Lower Cumberland There will be a boat out Thursday for the Upper Cumberland THE UPPER CUMBERLAND BURNSIDE KitMarch 54 feet and falling Weather fair wiad northwest rainfall 000 inches CARTHAGE TENN March 21 1887 la 149 feet and falling Weather cloudy Wind southeast Mnfall 000 Inches GENERAL RIVER DISPATCHES NEw ORLEANS March Annie Silver St Louis VicEsntinG March this morning and returned this of Cairo St Louis CAIRO March 89 feet 9 Inches and falling Brown New Orleans 8 Weather clear and cool Calcints'n March 22--River 18 feet Inches and falling Shirley Pittsburg Schenck (detained since Saturday) New Orleans Light snow JOHNSONVILLE March The river is falling slowly The Cherry from St Louis for Florence passed up at 9 o'clock to-night Weather cool and clear ST LOUIS March river has fallen 2-10 fast and is now 19 3-10 feet by the gauge Red River Dakotah Kansas City of Providence Vicksburg Weather clear and cool LOUISVILLE March failingwith 8 feet 8 inches in the canal and 6 feet 1 inch on the falls Friable and Iron Age Pittsburg Brown St Louis Weather clear and cool MEMPHiS TENN March 88 feet on the gauge and stationary of New Orleans New cleans 5 in City of St Louis St Louis 7 Buckeye State Cincinnati Weather clear WHEELING TA March 6 feet 10 inches and falling Batchelor Pittsburg 8 a in Rate Stock-dale Cincinnati 8 a Courier Parkersburg 11 a Andes will get away about 9 pm Gen Pike overdue Weather cloudy and cold THE arissoual BISMARCK March Mis- souri fell about 12 inches last night and this morning stood at the high-water mark of 1881 The railroad men and detained passengers lwere thinking they would have quick relief when the water began to rise again and has risen a foot since The rise at this point over a body of water six miles In width is marvellous The train from the East was delayed twenty minutes thie afternoon by a rise in Apple Creek three miles east If the waterin this creek rises much more it will bilinpossible for trains to come to Bismarck There is no longer any doubt of the drowning of the Jackson family at Painted mother and two children Signal Corps drilli JESUNORIKI The river is falling slowly with 8 8-10 feet on the gauge Arrived-J Droull- lard Evansville Sam Jones Albany Landing Departed-H Bedford Burnside The steamer Drouillard wili leave to-day at 12 o'clock for Evansville Louisville and Cincinnati and all points on the Lower Cumberland There will be a boat out Thursday for the Upper Cumber- land THE UPPER CuMBERLAND BUR NS TDEKitMarch Ipver 51 feet and falling Weather aLl- wIllat northwest rainfall 000 inelle8 CARTHAGE TENN March 21 1887 9 m-River 14 feet and falling Weather cloudy Wind southeast Rainfall 000 inches GENERAL RIVER DISPATCHES NEw ORLEANS March 22-Departed- Annie Silver St Louis Vicits90E0 March 22-Arrived this returned thi3 afternoon-City SCIPIO Dec 1 1884 I am the pastor of the Baptist Church here aud an educated physician I am not in practice but am my sole family physician and advise in chronic cases Over a year ago I recommended your Hop Bitters to my invalid wife who has been under medical treatment of Albany's best physicians several years She has been greatly benefited and still uses the medicine I believe she will become thoroughly cured of her various complicated diseases by their use We both recommend them to our friends tormy of whom have also been sured of theirvarious ailments by them Itxv WARREN 7(4 iLouisiana 1 4111: i 3i '4 vli 2 FOIL LADIES -AT Cs BREYER'S IA Dm brick St Game begins at o'clock sharp The first trial of the new rules in Nashville Nichols Is full of grit and will do some fine catching Emtham is small and lightly built His nickname's "Hun" Moffet who plays second base is somewhat of a "Reddy" himself Larry Corcoran will pitch in the first game between the Nahvilles and the Beard says that Bradley has the finest arm he ever saw He is a fine thrower to bases The diamond is in perfect condition and there will be nothing to prevent a most successful Opening Reddy Bittman and Reddy Moffet the old and the new will this afternoon be the ts shining lights second bag Mannion will to-day make his first appearance in a professional capacity He is a town boy and will be given every show Fide the big first baseman will show that he can also wield the willow He don't care whether the ball cornea high or low Lefty Marr will to-day be presented with the gold medal offered Wet season by Tag AMERICAN to the best batter in the Nashville team Foster Cheatham has his little book and his boutoniere ready for the fray He still holds firmly to hit right to be "called one of the finest" The batting order as arranged will be Clinton Fide Nicholas Bradley Moffet Eastham Hayes This is however subject to slight revision Several ball parties of society ladies and gentlemen have already been arranged and there promises to be an extensive turning out of the fair sex The Memphis delegation in the Legislature will attend the game in a body Davis and Odium art "cranks" and Speaker Clapp never misses a game Jimmie Clinton will lead the batting order for the locale He is not only a good hitter and waiter but one of the most successful base-runners in the profession Game begins at 3 o'clock sharp The first trial of the new rides in Nash- villa Nichols Is full of grit and will do some fine catching Eastham is small and lightly built His Tuesdays and Fridays yr XX 313 i tilittlal Life Insurance Co -1t' OP KmNirucicy 4 Incorporated 1868 IS 'l It 1 Aioo trestdeid TIIBBTDI mid comoantions returned to policy and old holders Invested for them I More then the tal premhuns received Tennessee 7 beet Block lashille 1 IV011ett Spiels' Agent IV IP rITTps state igent sgenta throughout the fe26 1Y Bill '9" bo Ten ivisi state DURSITANT TO A DECREE RENDERED B11 1 the Chancery Court at Nashville at its pres ent term and entered of record at page 246 of Minute Book No 25 in the case of Gaines and others vs A Gaines Administrator Etc and Others Notice is here given that I will expose to public sale at the Court-house door at Nashville on On Wednesday March 23 1887 at 12 O'clock the following described property to-wit: A lot or parcel of ground in the city of Nashville Tenn 8ILuated on the west side of South Spruce street beginning on the northwest cor nor of said Spruce street and a 26-foot street separating this property from that of Hagerty's heirs thence with the west margin of said Spruce street northwardly 96 feet more or less to the southwest corner of lot No 4 of Wood-folk plan as recorded In Bk 57 37 thence with the south side of Lots Nos 4 and 19 in said plan westwardly 403 6 10 feet to an alley thence with said alley south 94 7-12 feet to the aforesaid 25-foot street then with said street eastwardly 419 feet to the beginning right to subdivide and sell in accordance therewith and then as a whole if the oourt should so order is reserved TERMS OF of 6 12 18 and 24 months Interest-bearing notes with personal security required and lien retained Sale tree from rights of redemption and dower THOMAS WRENNE m11391623 Clerk and Master rrom 9 A to 12 na18 onwe It GAYLE Capital Prize $150000 are Ten Dollars only Halves $5 Fifths 2 Tenths $1 LIST OF PRIZE 1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF $150000 81150000 I GRAND PRIZE OF 50000 5000 1 GRANO PRIZE OP 20000 23000 2 LARGE PRIZES OF 10000 20000 4 LARGE PRIZES OF 50X) 20 PRIZES OF LOCO 20000 60 600 25000 100 VI 80000 2c in 40000 5000) 1000 60 5000Q APPROXIMATION PRIZES 100 Approximation Prizes or 8310 $3000) 100 20000 100 If 100 10000 2179 Prizes arnotmtind to 8535000 Application for rates co flubs I hould oc made only to the office of the Company in New Orleans For further information write clearly giving full address POSTAL NoTES Express Money Orders or New York Exchange In ordinary letter Currency by Express (at our dispense) addressed A DAUPHIN New Orleans La Or A DAUPHIN Washington 0 Or 0 PRICE 55 College St Noah vine Tenn Address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAN1r4 Wow Orleans La REPAEMBER That the presenee et Gen- erals Beauregard and Earl who are in charge of the drawings is a guarantee of absolute fairness and Integrity that tho chances are all equal and that no one can poi8114 divioe what numbers will dran a Prize All parties therefore advertising to guarantee prizes in this LotWry or holding out any other impossible inducements are ssindiers and only' aim to deceive and defraud the unwary fe9 wer A-w5w Capital I Haltom $5 I LIS' 1 CAPITAL PR I GRAND PRDI 1 GRAND PRI2 2 LARGE PRI? 4 LARGE PRIZ 20 PRIZES OF 60 100 WO NM 1000 APPROX DO A pi) rox 100 100 MI 2179 Prizes amour Application for only to the office of leans For further infor full address POI Money Orders or nary letter Currei Dense) addressed Or A DAPPI Or PRICE vine Tenn Address Regit NSW 0 RILMAI REMEMBEI who are hi charge tee of absolute fah chances are all equ sibiy divine what All parties therefor prizes in this LotW impossible inducen aim to deceive and fe9 weaa 1-wfiw A-- Real Estate Aga First Ave bet 19th 20th Sts BIRMINGHAM ALA 1 9 1 I I Dama Corn 00 Bushels Damaged foc)ritav for sale at RHEA'S ELEVATOR Mil by 1 a 49 Aoi Rill REFERENCES: First National Bank BirmIngbam Ala Josiah Co Montgomery Ala Graham Co 19 Williams street mh14 lm ex su i 'i-1 '-'69i' k1 Cured of Drinking A young friend of mine was cured of an Insatiable thirst for liquor that had so prostrated his system that he was unable to do any business He was entirely cured by the use of Hop Bitters It allayed all that burning thirst took away the appetite for liquor made his nerves steady and he has remained a steady and sober man for more than two years and has no desire to return to his cups and I know of a number of others that have been cured of drinking by a leading railroad official Chicago III mh115 eod CHAS DWOODSON Pres BENHAM Ca8h The First National Bank of Sheffield! CAPITAL STOCK $100000 TRE A SURY OF I mg COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY WASHINOTON Jan 14 by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned it has been made to appear that the First National Bank of Sheffield In the city of Sheffield In the County of Colbert and Stated Alabama has complied with all the provisions of the statutes of the United States required to be complied with before an associatioa shall be authorized to commence the business of bankintow therefore I William Trenhoint Comptroller of the Currency do hereby certify that "The First National Bank of Sheffield" in the city of Sheffield In the County of Colbert and State of Alabama Is authorized to corn- mence the business of Banking as provided in Section Plfty-one hundred and sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States In tea timony whereof witness my hand and seal of office this 14th day of January PSI Sam) No 11617 TRENHOLIK Comptroller of the Currency Woodson Nelson Horace Ware Chas Wilson While 123 suvrear 2m office this 14th day of JanuarL 1887 warmly gyuctUt 1LIIVISIS L111 MAU 01111 MIA 01 (SZAIr) MI VI' TRENHOLM Cotnptroller of the Currency Dnuteirotes-Chas Woodson Nelson HouTossuWwzrecranChas IL Wilson White tetCP STEELE CALDWELL Real Estate Agents PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM the pnnular favorite for draft the Intr 1caoring culnr whet gray and preventing pendrar It cleanses the setup stops Use hair failingand is sure to plealla See awl VA at Drusrists -it rr jr- vet 4 WOO 1 -0-rt-' i 14 1 I 11188 ii $4 c4u I 4 litr' X'''' oto I (Formerly Attached to the Vienna Austria General Honpital) 322 CHURCH ST NASHVILLE TENN Et pecialitert I For all Brain Nervous Spinal Female Stomach Throat Nose Lung and Heart Diseases Dr liallthoti's extensive experience for fifteen years in the successful treatment of the above mentioned diseases In both private practice and some of the leading hospitals of Europe enables him to guarantee cures in cases that have been pronounced by other physicians Consultation and examination free Hours: 9 to 12 I to 4 la to deli 17 Baumgartner's Syracuse-Cleveland To peka-Brooklyn Shamrock combination got a black eze in Memphis Suppose Nashville' improvised team should repeat the dose? Umpire Atkinson makes his professional debut He will wear his blue suit and an Invisible coat of mail He likes that feature of the new rules which prevents any sort of The Rattler Base Ball Club has organ-bed for the season of 1887 with the following members: Thos Pendegast Manager Felix Wileon Captain: Eugene Lynch Sullivan Huff Pendegast 8 Dowd Callahan Michael Kelly Henry Mahoney Connors and John Wolf They are prepared to meet any amateur club in the State For Duller particulate address 1 FELEE Wham Of Waybini the new Phfladelniffe twikler41 who lad season played with the Charleoi tons a Correspondent writes: "He Is elm the Btate la! latt4er addrall sk ni' :4" g-L I-tele-mat all nroW rn11kurigull''wtriers tonWuritroolaaaurrespoanctenulYsut wnwlultes: evuisaraimJaa' ROOMS 1 2 COLE BUILDING HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE AND select list of improved and unimproved property in all parts of the city Specialty large tracts mal4 moweit JILOTEL VE2113 0 ME Breedwaland41st St New Torii AMERICAN PLAN 04 1 lk' MlabgbINAZI KSOLCI 4 HISIDERCORNSs i Thcsafeat inimat and heat cure for Comm Bunions "Room ail pain Engurem comfort tot he tert norm- fajta' to cum a cents at loraggisia IaCO4 C0 I no3wesa drwly HINDI nesatent inmost an Stole ail pain Engur 10 num a maw a I no3wesa drwly 1 1 1 'Winter Expwswre Canoes Coughs Colds rondo Rheumatism Pnertro011111 Nos raisin Schttica Lumbago Backache and other Di (moots or whkit Benson's COPelne Piasters tre admitted to be the best remedy known 5 -AY relieve end cure in a few hours when no other appitention Is Of the least benefit In dorsed by 5000 physicians and druggists Be ware of imitations under similar sounding names such as "Capsicum" Vapsicin't or Ask for Benson's end take De Examine carefully when you buy 4411 druggists i blA BURY a JOUNSON PropLo New Tort jai 6n1 mire us littik114011! 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