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TM: DAILY AMEILICANt NASHVILLE fONDAY ILORNING 'DAY ILORNIN- 04 OCTOBER 12 1885 TOBACCONISTS OCTOBER 12 1885 TOBACCONISTS (I CHERRY PECTORALS BOLD KID NIGHT ROBBERY Ayer's Ayer's ROBBERY brines Tennessee and the Ohio Valley: Ineweasing min generally eeokr northeast to eoutheast winds becoming tariable For Tuesday local aiss tee indicated for the lake realm the Ohio Valley and Teii neves with wider weather in the lake region the Ohio Valley and Tennessee' The rivers will remain about stationary Smoke "TH ElAllyi" 50 Cigar I 111-11r In A IfilnAtAl! ni Cherry Pectoral A Bank Cashier's Desperate and Determined Fight GRAVELY MILLER'S 9-inch 4's MMINOMMOINWIMMIIIMMOPOI Send for Sample Order Satisfaction Guaranteed i 8 DAR I NG POWDER ----------------0 i I VY 00 TA 0 yol r'711c 41i1 ifi got ft! I A 4k 0 A Or- Itlzamawoowr 1 A II 1 A FEARFUL STRUGGLE 3E3 Pi IVICDCDIRM ez CO Solo Ag-entoil Nato4hville 'Tenn e97 And Iv Calmly Facing Death but Re fusing to Yield AMERICIA iiiiONAL A Heroic Man's Last Words CASH CAPITAL $1000000 141b'4A thb 1 I a Should be kept conetantly at band for use in emergencies of the household Many a mother startled in the night by the ominous sounds of Croup finds the little sufferer with red and swollen face gasping for air In such cases Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is invaluable 3Irs Emma Gedney 159 West LNI it New York writes: "While in the country lest winter my little boy three years old was taken Croup it seemed as if he would die from strangulation Ayers Cherry Pectoral was tried in email and frequent doses and in less than half an hour the little patient was breathing easily The doctor said that the Pectoral saved my darling's life" Mn Chas Landon Guilford Conn writes "Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Saved My Life and also the life of my little son As be is troubled with Croup I dare not be without this relardy in the house" Mrs Gregg Lowell! Mass writes: "My children have repeatedly taken Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for Coughs and Croup It gives immediate relief followed by cure" I Mrs Nary Evans Scranton Pa writes: havetwo little boys both of whom have been from infancy subject to violent attacks of Croup About six months ago we began using Ayer'e Cherry Pectoral and it acts like a charm In a few minutes after the child takes it be breathes easily and rests well Every mother ought to know what a blessing I have found in Ayer's Cherry Pectoral" Mrs Wm Reid Freehold lkr writes: "In our family Ayer's medicines have been blessings for many years In cases of Cold' and Coughs we take Absolutely Pure This powder never varies A marvel of pd rity strength and wholesomenees More soonomioal than the ordinary kinds and oannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test short weight alum or phosphate powders Bold only in cans Royal Baking Powder Co Wall street NY ll 44 ddwwyy 1 1130A1111 OP rozniacrrougs 111 00LE KIRKMAN Rev Dr A YOUR 0 BUSH JOHN LEA JOHN GRAY EDGAR JONES BERRY A HARRIS BURNS A ATCHISON BYRD Dt UGLAS Jr JOHN WOODARD A PRICE HILLMAN- WEAKLEY JOHN HOUSTON CRAIGHHAD JOHN ORB Gen IL JACKSON KIRKMAN WM PORTER This Bank has united with it the T1111110 IN AtkrrION A1- 13AN It ot this city and ham increased its Capital Stock to With in creased facilitiee in every particular it can confidently assert that it will offer enperior advantages in all departments of Banking to its patrons and friends OEN 111tEMAN President EDGAR JONES Vice President A BARRIE Cashier JOHN LEA Vice President co Chairman Executive Committee I 0 MI In lifti I WHOLESALE TOBACCO AND CIGARS CLOTHIERS DMA Fall Stock Has Arrived The Largest and best selected In the city 3 North Cherry Street 1 The I 1 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral McGUIRE SCOGGINS CO Cotton Factors Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchanis And Jobbers of Tobacco and Cigars los 103 105 and 107 north Side of Broad St NASHVILLE TENN 1 The Cigar and Tobacco Trades are Specialties with us and bur endeavors have been to keep on the market goods that would meet the popular demand to which end we have not spared trouble or expense and the inconvenience is soon forgotten" PREPARED BY Dr Ayer Co Lowell Mau Sold by an Druggists PAPER DEALERS COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS THE JEWEL CIGAR Job Printing Offices Jol I Is our last effort We hesitate not to my that the JEWEL le the most handsomely gotten up Cigar ever offered on this market We are aware that merit in a cigar is largely a matter of fancy Still to the expert it is a thing of reality Therefore we shall say but little of the inherent merit of the JEWEL but earnestly solicit a trial and comparison feeling sure the verdict will be in favor of the JEWEL solicit a trial and comparison feeling sure the verdict will be in favor of the JEWEL ter beat Tilghman Johnston 6 I 61 In the float Davis heat Porter 62 6 4 6 2 The final double was won by Porter and Davis who heat Hiles and Johnston 0 4 6 3 0 6 61 The prize for the singles was a handsome silver pitcher and two nblets or the doubles The Vanderbilt Gymnasium is In a nourishing condition Myers at the fall games of the Olympio Athletic Club lowered his mile record from to 2 5 and that on a muddy track BASE BALL THE JEWEL IS A WENT CIGAR TRY IT AND YOU WILL SAY FOR US THAT The JEWEL is the Best 5-sent Cigar in the Market Will and in our stock a full tind complete stock of goods for their special use Book News Palter Cover and Blotting papers Flat papers in all sizes weights and colors Letter Heads Note Heads Statements Bill Heads Shipping Tage and Sheets Cut Cards and Fancy Cards Wedding and Invitation Stationery in general A full line of Printing Supplies Orders Ailed promptly and at lowest possible prices Ailed poosib We sell only to Merchants and dealers Therefore we urge upon dealers to send in their orders for trial lots of the JEWEL With the JEWEL we challenge comparison of competitors BE SURE YOU SEE THE JEWEL BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR NEXT LOT OF CIGARS Nothing in the Market as Handsome and Aftraetive as the JEWEL 5-Cent Cigar je19 eod Om MeGITIELIG SCOOGrINP4 AD CO Loutsvimi Kr Oat Louisvilles sully defeated the Nashvilles to day batting for fifteen hits seven of which were three-baggers three two baggers and on home run Score: Louisville 0 4 0 1 3 3 2 8 8-19 Nashville 000000000-0 Batterits: Louisville and Kerins Voss and Mare 3 Nashville 9 15 Nashville 1 The South has produced many heroes but it never produced a braver one than the bank cashier who lut night smiled as the cold muzzle of a revolver was pressed to histemple and calmly said to the brigands surrounding him: "You may kill me but you can never induce me to open that age" The clacks had over an hour before tolled the hour of midnight and with the exception of a few roysterers returning to their homes the streets were deserted Down at the bank burned a solitary gas jet and the watchman who passed a half hour before saw the cashier bending over his books trying to unravel a mysterious shortage that had been noticed the day before Hist what is that? There are footsteps but the cashier hears them not With stealthy steps three men crouch behind a pillar less than a dozen feet away from the busy cashier The cashier moves and as he does so three pistol barrels gleam in the dim light "Throw up your hands" is the command that suddenly makes him aware of the men's presence lip go his hands "What do you want?" he stammers "Money" was the significant reply And then winking at his pals the leader of the band continues: "Me and my pals are going to a wedding to-morrow and want cash to buy ourselves dreed suits with Now open that safe or give us the combination" "No I'll do neither" was the defiant answer of the cashier as he gazed carelessly at two pistols covering him and a third pressed against his temple "I'll not open the safe nor I'll not give you the combination 11 you want new clothing take my advice and go to the Misfit Clothing Parlors 211 Church streei You'll get there the finest suits hi the country at one-half their real value And while you are about it I'd advise you to look at their fine lot of handsome Overcoats and stylish Pants A few dollars expended there will dress all three in magnificent style" At this moment two mice which were courting on the burglar alarm happened to touch off the instrument and the three burglars dashed out of the building "Alia!" murmured the cashier "Harrah for the Misfit Clothing Parlors In addition to knocking out high prices they have enabled me to knock out three burglars" THU TURF Tido Week's 'situp at Baltimore and Records of Amorl can Hall BALTIMORS MD Oct 11--The fall of the Maryland Jockey Club will begin to-morrow and onntinue four days There is every promise of a suomutat meeting if the weather shall prove favorable It is expected that from 175 to 200 horses will be at Pimlico and the fields of neally all the stake' as well as Duras races will be large Horses are constantly arriving Tuesday the Central and Dials Stakes and the PIED1100 handicap steeplechase with wo puree nom will be run WASHINGTON WASHINGTON OA 11--The fall meet log of the Nation I Jockey Club will be gin at Ivy City Monday the 19th and continue five days There will be five races each day and on two of them steeplethabes will be run fuer NOM Morris and Patton have dissolved pertnersbp Morris takiug Berson Favor Whiggig and Goldtlea Patten the rest of the string composed of Freeman Ten Stone Bonnie 8 and Longford also GolBug with colt by Ten Broeck and in foal to Ten Bruck It oomm from good authority that Freeman is broken down never haat recovered from his accident at Lexington Ky last spring Bob Miles won the Grand National Handicao at Jerome Park by a tomato's Pontiac and Royal Arch looked winners in the stretch but fooled each other Pontico the half brother of Pontiac made a sensational debut at Jerome Park The Dwyer tried to buy him and raised a row because they oouldn'i get him Alta and Volute will likely meet at Washington at an early date Parole's being made a present to starter Green by Mr Pierre Lorillard the tram far to take plaoe after the second October meeting at Jerome was quite a surprise to race-goers and a most agreeable one to Dr Green who will use him as a saddle horse and the famous old gelding the best of care Foaled in 1873 Parole ran his first race in Monmouth Park July 8 1875 In 1876 he lost the Kentucky Ddrby to Mr Astor's Vagrant but when be beat Ten Broeck and Ochiltree at Baltimore at two miles and a half in October 1877 he at once became a great nubile favorite In the autumn of 1878 he was sent to England and at the Newmarket Craven meeting in 1879 won the Newmarket handicap beating the great Isonomy which success he followed up by winning the City and Suburban the Great Metropolitan the Great Cheshire handiest) and the Epsom Gold Cup In the summer of 1880 he was brought back home and be ran with more or less success until the antil the autumn of 1883 He did not run in 1884bat was again pat to work during the past summer and has since run in ten races without success During his career he won 2829 9257 Dwyer Bras have sold to Rummell the well-known poolselier the chestnut horse Panique 4 years by Alarm out of Maggie (dam of Iroquois) by Australian He has two badly swollen legs the effect of bad feet and if these could be cured he may yet be a good horse 8 Gardner Nsahville has purchased of Pride the 8-yeax-old bay filly by Monarchist out of A by Asteroid Dwyer Bros have sold to Mr Howard the 6-year-old black colt Detective by Virgil out of Tincture Ira Bride the wellknown pooled lee of MontgomeryAla has gone to New Orleans where he expects to lease the new track built in the Exposition grounds If he does he will give a winter race meeting about the holidays Thomas O'Hara was ruled off the Louisville tuck for foul riding of Conk-ling in the pine furlong race last Monday Mr Panto the celebrated breeder of Kildare Ireland offers some very highly bred Mock which are suitable for exportation Among three II the noted racer KIngoraft son Of iiir4 Tein and Wood craft by Voltigear Ills home won the Derby and wu second for the Bt Leger Eels a full brother to Great Tom new in this country the property of Gen Harding at 11-1 a Meads farm and the success of the King Tom stallions should render him a WM deArable horse for importatiod A correspondent of the Sphlt of the Times asks for the names of running homes making the beet records upon the American track: mile 17 seconds by Olitios 2 years 97 lbs at Saratoga July 25 1875 Five furlongs 1:004 by Jim Rvnwick 6 years 1151bs San Francisco Nov 8 1883 Three-quarters of a mile 1:13 by Force 5 years 1211ba Louisville Sept 24 1883 Seven furlongs 12834 by Joe Murray 5 years 117 lb at Chicago July171884 One mile 1:39 by Ten Broeck 5 years 110 lbs at Louisville May 24 1877 One mile and a furlong 1:53 by Rosalie 4 years 80 lba at Brighton heach Ang13 3881 One mile and a sixteenth 1:48 by Creosote 4 years 114 lbs in 1882 and by Billy Gilmore 4 years 118 lbs lu 1885 both at Louisville One mile and a quarter 2:07 by Getaway 8 years 100 lint at Saratoga Aug 4 1881 One mile and threlo furlongs 2:21 'by Cocas 4 years 107 lb at 8beepalsead Bay Sept 23 1880 One mile and a half by Luke Blackburn 8 years 102 lb at Monmouth Park Aug 17 1880 One mile and five furlongs 2:49 by Bend Or 4 years 126' lbe at Saratoga Aug 19 1882 One mile and three quarters 3:01 by Glidelle 5 years 116 lbs at Saratoga Aug 5 1882 Two miles 3:274 by Tea Broeck 51 years 110 lbs at Louisville May 29 1877 Two miles avid a furlong 3:444 by Monitor 4 years 110 lbs at Baltimore Oct 20 1880 Two miles and a quarter 3:56 dead heat between Preakness ages 114 lbs and Springbok 5 years114 lbs at Saratoga July 29 1875 Two miles and a half 4:27 by Aristides 4 years 104 lbs at Lexington May 13 1876 Two miles and five furlongs 4:584 by Ten Broeck 4 years 101 lbs at Lexington Sept 10 1876 Two miles and three quarters by Hubbard 4 years 107 lino at Saratoga Aug 9 1873 Three Millie 5:24 by Drake Carter 4 years 115 lb at Sheepahead Bay Sept 6 1884 Your miles 7:15 by Ten Broach 4 yearn 104 lbti at Louisville Sept 27 1876 COlVfiVIISSION 1WERCHANTS I 11 PAYNE az CO PAPER DEALERS lis7 Union St Nashville Teal ap12 ood ly Kirkpatrick Co Whinge hors Rlirl Commissin Molt lltsi I MEDICAL Cancer of Tongue! A Vessel Probably Loot PaILADZLPHIA PA Oct anxiety is felt at this part for the safety of the Swedish bark Prime Capt Holm which sailed from Hull England on July 10 for Oafs tort sad it is feared that ehe foundered and all on board have been lost She bed a cargo of 800 tons of chalk consigned to parties at this port and hu a crew of thirteen men on Ward Her consignees have given her up for lot as she is now ninety three days out IBTATIM Of TEM WEATHER Maud WM Observatiou Nashville Oct 11 1886 CAIN1NE E0 GI- 0 ColD Case Resembling that of Gem Grant NASHVILLE TENN Oct 3 have in stock and to arrive in a few days Canned Goods of every description Buying from packers and in large lots we are prepared to make low figures on this class of goods We believe we can make it to your interest to buy from us Call or write for special prices Respectfully munpArrnicii sz co oe6 Stny ROASTER 1RiMM 0VALI 3 time 7:00 cm BO 09 5 11 1 00 Fair 11:00 cm 80087 6 I 4 Fair 8:00 pm 29041 7 It 6 0001oudy 7:00 pm 2991 6 4 Cloudy 10:00 pm 29907 6 NE 8 00 Cloudy :00 pm 29 6 5 00 Cloudy DAILY AYDRAOL iMaxtemperature 7248 th Avg baroeter2970 Min temperature 49 8 Arse thermom'r 61900 I- Osone: night 2 day 2 7:00 a 'Mb meridi an time corresponds to 6:00 a in standard Or 6:18 a ta Nashville local time etc tVelocity in miles per hour War Departme'ut Signal 8 A-- Meteorological Reoord Oct 10 WM 01)- serrations taken at 11:00 tn Ibth meridian time at all the stations named: 75th 1 Meridian 1 Bar Wind a' 111Weather a tune Dir'121 trty 09 --01- 7:00 cm BO 5 11 1 00 Fair 11:00 itm 80087 6 I 4 Fair 8:00 pm 29041 7 ll 6 0001oudy 7:00 pm 2991 6 4 Cloudy 10:00 pm 29907 6 NE 8 00 Cloudy 11:00 pm 29 6 5 00 Cloudy DAILY AYDRAOL iMaxtamperature 7248 ln Avg baroeter2970 Min temperature 49 8 Avgethermom'r 61900 I- Osone: night 2 day 2 7:00 a 'Mb meridi an time corresponds to 6:00 a in standard or 6:18 a ra Nashville local time etc tVelocity in miles per hour War Departme'ut Signal ilemoe 8 A-- Meteorological Reoord Oct 10 PM 01)- serrations taken tn Ibth meridian time at all the stations named: COLLIER Staple an Fancy GI' OgOr and Coffee Roaster WATKINS INSTITUTE CORNER CHURCH AND HIGH STREETS oe26 eodly TABLE SAUCE MERCANTILE AGENCIES JOIITABLIEIRED 1841 Some ten years ago I had a scrolulotre sore On my right band which gave me great trouble and under the old-time treatment wen healed up and I supposed I wu well I found however it had only been driven into the system by the use of potash and mercury -and in Menial Itiaj it broke out in my throat and conoentratrA in hitt 59Me Ot the dOotors denominated canner I waS plated Under treatment for this dines Some elk or seven of the beet physicians in the country had me at different times under their charge among them three specialists in this line but one niter another would exhaust their skin and drop me for I grew worse continually The had eaten through my Cheek destroy Anti ttle et' my Mouth and upper lip then attacked my tongue palate and lower lip destroying the palate and under Irp entirely and half my tongue eatingout to the top of my left cheek bone and up to the left From hearty robust woman of 150 pounds I watt reduced to a mere frame of skin and bona almost unable to turn myself in be I could not eat any solid food but subsisted on liquids and my tongue we far gone I could not talk The anguish ot mind and the horrible sufferings of body 'which I experienced never can be revealed Given up by physicians to die with no hope fri of recovery upon the part of ends who sat around my bedside expecting every ment to be my last in fact my husband would place Isis band on me every now and then to see whether I was alive or not and at one time all decided that life was extinct and my death was reported all over the country Such wu my wretched and helpless con- dition the first of last October (1884) when my friends commenced giving me Swift's Specific In less than a month the eating places stopped and healing commenced and the fearful aperture in my cheek has been closed and firmly knitted together A process of a new under lip is proposing finely and the tongue which was almost destroyed Is being recovered and it seems that nature is supplying a new tongue I can talk so that my friends can readily understand me and can eat solid food again I am able to walk about wherever I please without the assist' ante of any one and have gained fifq pounds of flesh All this under the blueing of a mercif ally heavenly father is due to Swift's Specific I am a wonder and a marvel to all my friends lanndreds of whom have known my intense sufferings and have visted me in my afflictions WhLe I am not entirely well yet my gratitude is none the less devout and I am confident that a perfect recovery is now in eight If any doubt these facts I would refer them to Ron John Traylor State thisdistrictwho is my neighbor Dr Bradford of IA Grange Ga or to any other persons living in the southern part of Troupe County Gs MART Loom IA Grange Ga May 14 leek Sold by all Treatise on Blood and Skin Dimino mailed Call on our physician No157 Twenty-third at New York Consultation free TILII Swum SPCCIPIC Co Drawer Atlanta Ga fe161yurm--1 ItEg8IPARRIITSi I' i- The Mercantile Agency FOR SALE West Nashville Residence Lots at Auction EaNtV110LaL SmE Lo the RpSreDmA OC 2 Ivieoiliradt sirable lots all well situated near the terminus of West End street car line Vanderbilt liniversity and Fair Grounds This is one of the most popular rapidly growing suburbs of our city and affords rare opportunity to procure a desirable horde at a small cost or make a profitable investment Free transportation on street cars and liberal terms AK 4t SHIELDS WILLIAMS DAVI87 SAUCE Bar is Thar Places I 8-hour I 24-hrl a' I I 'Weather change ch'ge a flavannah 0-70 -12 68 -01 B-E :51 fit rain Ja'ks'nvle 949 -18 81 -07 04 Atlanta- 2992 -08 56 tO8 NE 10 L't rain M'nsg'mry 2982 -1t 63 -09 NE 05 L't rain Vicksburg 2988 08 76 -02 00 Olen Orleans 2980 06 77 -03 00 Clear Ir't Smith 30 80 -13 78 -03 a 00 Cloudy Little Rock 29 04 -19 74 '01 I 00 Clear Galveston 2985 -01 79 -63 00 Clear Chat'noga 29 99 -4 62 -04 00 Cloudy Memphis 29 90 -10 76 f04 00 Rain Louisville 2902 -11 72 f08 00 Rain Indian'plis 3001 -12 73 tIM 00 Clear Cincinnati 30 1 -11 72 t08 00 Rain Pittsburg- 80 09 -14 7 -11 00 Clear Chicago 3001 -1t 114 -01 8 00 Clear EttPauL 2987 01 57 -2 8 00 Cloudy La Crosse- 29 87 -AO 69 1001 05 Fair 29 Dubuque- 78 SE 00 Fair Cairo 2995 -II 71 1 00 Fair Springfield 29 93 -10 72 -03 8 00 Clear St Louis- 2993 -Al 71 -02 SE 00 Clear Levnworth 983 05 65 -10 8 00 L't rain Omaha- 2981 -08 1 -lb SE 95 Cloudy Bismarck 2904 -15 50 -23 00 Clear Cheyenne 2909 till 84 -PA 01 Clear Deaver 2902 t06 49 -15 00 Cloudy denotes rise denolea tall 0 no change -Bain inappreciable DUN 00 (111 Woucasrmmas) Imparts the most delicious taste and test to I) EDGEFIELD -JUNCTION tor the oat Proteettez of Trade and Calked" of Debts IVIISE1Irr FOR couple of nice little places at Edgefield a dwelling the other a storehouse cheap Call on AMON NELSON Agent Cole building oce eodSt 1E1 11 1 arum SOUPS' GRAVIES' FISH" COLD MEATS' GAME" WELSH RAREBITS EXTRACT of from a MEDICAL GENTLEMAN at Mad- r-ta to his brother at WORCESTER May 186L "Tell LEA PERRINS' DLit their 'mum IN highly esteemed in India and is in my opinion the most palatable as well as the most wholesome sauce that is made" Clothing Parlors 3 4 440 14' Trustee's Sale of likable Farm to RANCH OPTICDI IN ALL TB PRISM PAL cities of A erica and Nurope We have on record the detailed history of over three-quarters of a million Merchants Traders Manufacturers Bankent etc all which is aootesible to subscribers A Reference Book containing these names together with an eatanste of capital and oredit rating is published in January March July and September of each year Subscribers are also furnished with daily and send-weekly abeets of business changes Pocket Reference Boob for the use of tray elersalways on hand 211 Church St Nashville And 263 Second Street lesphil Tenn RIVER Daily Report of Stage of Water with Changes in 24 hours ending at 2:00 Oct 10 1896 16th meridian time: Above Changes STATIONS Water Rise LIAM ft I 10th: ft 10thl-1-1 1100 A1 4 Signature is on every bottle of the genuine JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS iv AGENTS POE THE uNITED STA'rES For sale by all leading grocers Je2 slowly re is on every bottle of the genuine I DUNCAN'S SONS iTS FOE THE uNITED le by all leading grocers le2 eawly JOB PRINTING l' JOB PRINTING I -----------r- The faellitim of the Collection Department offer impolor advantage for the oolleetlbs of put-due elainks and ii open to the me of merchants generally whether ombeoribersor tot 'VIRTUE OF A DM OF TRUST 1 from Williamson and others to me as trustee recorded in the Register's office of Davidson County Tenn in Book No 72 page 498 to secure a notoof 111604 50 dsted April 16 1882 with interest I will sell at public auction in front of the Court-houie of maid county At 12 O'clock Oct 14 1 18851 The farm known as the "Williamson Farm" situated about 10 miles above Nashville on the Cumberland River in WSWden's Bend adjoining the lands of Ideadors Finch James Burns Wm Seals and others containing about WO acres linprovemec ta tolerably good and free from all rights of redemption dower and homestead and title considered A No 1 Any informatlon desired may be had at my office No 85 College street FARRAR Truitt ae24 eod td HVtHtI A Dd La cat) 1 eltVQ I I 2 8 6 2 II 14 2 7 5 8 4 0 1 2 2 Now 12 1 1 a 2 6 St 8 2 Viok4barg 1 2 6 Below ktfg water nark of 1S74 ltTNOISITi lent Signal Corps IL 8 AL Remember all alterations to insure a fit cheerfully and promptly made without additional cost by a first-class tailor Open evenings until 9 o'clock Saturdays till it Telephone 829 se10 de24 1 1 ler further particulars apply at Churck St cor College laslaille Tens CORCORAN District Manager Chattanooga and Knoxville slat 2tawly top obi late VEHICLES uf 4 1)117 As 4 P9 00 fr eci 4 It St I TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES OVER 400000 em IN USE BLA1WARD'S 1111Hl4t1H111111P A poslirivpl'aorne a 1 I 186 One box will cure them obatinate came In four days or lame unimwtdlioloctons rbms ue A ruoilLytitur43 3 thorned obatinate cumin four days or lees AVON Ft Alratia je Reliable Remote tor LolVer and tilseeusett by It dentnimd or torpid condom of the Liver Prune- Conettpattook BiliOCSAISS Juliette miens It hountettem etch it mulattos the bowel port see the hlwwi strenetions the irretetrh eyelets direetioth AN rTIVALITABLA WAIL IZDIOLN Thoutertedeof teetimonia le prove Its merit ANT DUUC441111 WILL TELL X00 ITS glitirtITATION pTh eletteltikultr Tbs proposed consolidation of the Nmhville Athletic Club and the Bicycle Club has fallen through A fell regatta is the Istest gthing on the tapie The Courtney--Conly double scull match will occur at Pleasure Island Tuesday and the Hanlan--Teemer match at the same plaos on the 26th inst The Southern Lawn Tennis Championship tournament open to all coiner was played a Int week at Wilmington Del In the first round Bemont Davis beat Bong Harvard 1884 61 84 Porter Morristown teat Hiles 66 61 62 In the second round Davis beat George Lodge Delaware Club 6 0 0 1 and ror Ittrin DIRATozna Cargo Oct river is 12 feet 6 Inches and falling Weather fair and cool Ohio 10 Ir Nee- bit St Louts 10 City of Vicksburg 4 in Golden Crown New Orleans 6 33 in St Louis 10 Nesbit Ohio River 10 tr in Cairo St Louis CINONNATI Oct feet 11 inches and falling Weather clear and pleasant LOUIIIVTLIA Oct stationary with feet 0 inches in the canal and 10 inches on the falls Business dull Weather clear and pleasant EvAirsvnai Oct river is falling with feet 9 inches on the gauge Weather: Thermometer 55 to 69 barometer 29 The Drouillard repaired a broken log chain and left for Louisville thisafternocn Gaff pused up at mo Facketa detained by tog Allan's Sohib le Medicated Bougies Tionasenena donee of enbebsxcrpalbs or oil ot sandalwood that our certain to 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Agents Rated Eusiness in cityorcountrywith banking facilities who may be embarrassed or desirous of oldaioing temporary accommodation on their paper can secure same by addmmIng A Conildeutial BoZ 251 Mit York Easiest Riding Vebiele made Rolle as eats with one personae two The Springs lengtbee and docrtan seeerning to the winght they emery Squeal well adapted to rough country reeds end line drives totem MannfietMred and mold by gli leading Carriage builders and Je22 Molt 17 riNillmethoue persoRianiaanirtlebneleleSrradingselekKlesnobasee 11000rallig to the weight they owl Eqe evil adapted to rough country roods sauliJ Inedrizeopetioa eplsold by I 1115000oza 1 4.