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The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 8

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The Tennesseani
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Nashville, Tennessee
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TILE DAILY BAR POWDER TOBACCONISTS a PIW LET llS ALL SING Smoke "THE RAINBOW" 5c Cigar Inntestione: For Tennessee and the Ohio weather south to at winds shifting to westerly slightly warmer in east portions stationary temperature in seat portions For fair weather indi (vied for the Upper Lake region the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys The Upper Ohio and Tennessee Rivers will rise slowly In the EA by the Bright Light GRAVELY 'MILLERS 9-inch 4's Send for Sample Order Satisfaction Guaranteed 3E3 P11 MCDOIRM COO1" 1 tut I OVA i Pi t'll I 01Y I ro I 1Y: I 4110 1 4 Of 1 1 Away Away Don't Delay Sole Alzentm Nit Nhville Tenn See the Electric Light Bargains That Will Electrify 1 hose Who Wisely Buy Ror ood ty CB be Louisville's battery and Tay lot and Marr will do the work for the 'Dods The following are the teams as they will play to-day Nashviiles "(Whoa Loutsvillms Taylor Pitcher Ramsey ('etcher Ktrlues Blum Hecker Oelm 8econd Base maek Htery 1 bird Base Recclus Beard Short atop McLaughlin Goldsby 1A3ft Field isaskrey VOW "44 (id The game will be called et o'clock instead of 830 as previously mated A ROW IN IT LOUIS RT Louts Oct 15 game between the Browns and Cbtosgos here to-day broke up in a row in the writ inning Sullivan's umpiring was very unsatia factory to the home club be making several very bad decisions against them In the sizth inning play was supended for some time by a 4t10k" over ot a of his declaims in giving Kelly safe when he was cltarly out Later on after a ball which bit outside the foul line but rolled maids before it reached 3rst had been declared foul it mato given safe letting in a run and Comiskey called his men off the Bold Sullivan' claims it was not be but who called out foul Sullivan made no decision of tbe game on the gmunt's but gave it to Chicago to-night at the hotel by a score of 9 to This Browns claim the decision will ndt stick as it should have been made on the grounds Sooret EIT LOUIS AB I 111 P3 PO A Gleason 8 1 1 2 1 2 1 Welch 8100100 Barkley 2 2000880 Comiskey 1 2100701 Robinson 0 2000410 O'Neill 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 Latham 8 2 0 1 2 0 1 0 Fouts 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 Nicol 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 FINANCIAL Ily Night or Day American National Bank 16A RIM PCTJOEIR A 0 0 6 ARIPIMIL IMO II EN Olm mom Emmmon I The Misfit Clothing Parlors Are the Place to Save CASH CAPITAL k000000 i Absolutely Pure 1 I' PUBbONAL Col John Savage is in the ci Allen Esq of Gallatin was in the city yesterday Hon George Taylor of Columble was in the city yesterday Judge Thos Bateman of Savannah was in the city yesterday Capt Black proprietor of the Bethell House Columbia was in the city yesterday Archie Thomas of the Springfield 'Word is among the visitors from Robertson Hon Thos Williams of Knoxville returned to his home yesurday after a visit of several days Mr A Wheeler of Wheeler Winne tit Duckworth has gone on to New York to lay in their new stock of holiday goods Col A Horsley bas returned to Columbia from Hot Springs Ark where be bad been for the benefit of hie health Hs has effected a ule of his large timber interests The many friends of that venerable and good old citizen Mr A Butler of East Nashville will regret to bear that he was very sick yesterday and expected to live but a short time Col Inman and his niece" the Misses Coffin of Now rk Nath'l Bax- ter Jr and wife and the Miases Mannie Baxter Lulu Baxter Marie Horton and Col A Shook Hon Hied and A Cunnirgham left Nashville Wednesday morniog et 8:30 o'clock in President Thomas' prints car on a pleasant excursion The party visited Cowan Tracy City South Pittsburg and Inman returning to the city last night At these several points the local attractions were Inspected Col Shook extended the hoe nitstiles of his home to the party at Tracy City This powder never varies A marvel of purity strength and wholsoomenen Mors economical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be mold in competition with tho multitude of low teat short weight alum or phoophato powdem Bold only in cans Royal Making Powder Co 106 Wall street Itjy 24 dimly While we prefer our customers to come in the day time we try to afford every facility to those who come in the evening Of course daylight gives the best idea of colors but the electric lights at the Misfit Clothing Parlors render night almost as brilliant as day DOAILILD OF nmnerrons COLE KIRKMAN Rev Dr A YOUNG BUSH tiil Jolts LEA JOHN 31 GRAY EDGAR JO Ni ES BERRY A HARRIS BURNS A ATCHISON BYRD DOUGLAS Jr JOHN WOODARD A PIGUE HILLMAN WEAKLRY JOHN HOUSTON ettAIGHEAD JOHN OUR Gen II JACKSON' 41 KIRKMAN WM PORTER A This Bank has united with it the alnirtr) NATIONAL litANIK of this city and has increased its Capital Stock to $19C0C)C09CaC)(:) With increased facilities in every particular it can confidently assert that it will offer supet tor advantages in all departments of Banking to its patrons and friends: IonN KIRKMAN President EDGAR JONES Vice President iT A HARRIS Cashier JOHN LEA Vice President i COLE Otairman txecutive Committee I vl Totai 10 4 2 4 16 10 4 0 0 I CHICACO A A IL TB PO A Dalrymple If 800080 8unday01 8 2 8 0 4 0 Kelly 8 1 1 14 2 Anion I 8 0 1 1 I 0 Pfeffer 2b 8 2 1 2 A 0 2 Williamson 8b 200004 Burns as 200001 McCormick 2 0 0 0 1 6 Clarkson rt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 fe27 til ly5 1 0 WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALE RS Fall Stock Has Arrived Lick Out What You Want By buying from the merchant tailors the Misfit Clothing Parlors get all the latest styles and the newest and most fashionable materials This enables us to show much better assortments than can be found in any other clothing establishment in Nashville CHAS NELSON PROPMETOU The Largest and best selected in the city 3 North Cherry Street GREENBRIER DISTILLERY 1 WIIOLICSA1131 DICALMEZ IN III WHISKIES AND FRUIT BRANDIES tt t1 Mlle and Salesroom No 66 South Market St Nashville Tenn sp20 imtnfr 17 I Total '23 5 6 8 15 15 5 Only one man out in the of xth Sore by innings: St Louis 80010-4 Chicago 110003-6 Earned 1 Two-base Latham Sunday Pfeffer Pa-sed 8 Kelly's 1 Wild Pint base on First button Louis 2: Chicago IL Struck Fouts 2 by McCormick 3 Donnie Barkley and Comiskey Orlin GAMES Nzw YORK Oct 0 Metropolitstm 7 PHILADICLPHIA Oct 7 Philadelphia 2 CINCISNATI Oct York 7 Cincinnati 4 WASHINGTON Oct 6 Baltimore 2 Nzw YORK Oct 15 4 Brooklyn 2 Many directors of the League and American Association ara in town and a lively meeting is expected to-morrow The Races at Huntsville I Special to The American HUNTSVILLK ALA Oot fine weather to-tioy brought out a large crowd at the fair The exhibition and races were unusually fine The trotting raca three in five was won by Jo Malone time 2:36 The pacing race was won by Joe Bowers time 2:19 The running half mile dash was won by Red Jim in 52 seconds The runnitg race half mile heats Minniell won in 504 The great $300 trotting race comes off KINNEY McLAUGHLIN Ca Perhaps This Will Suit You' $18 for Stylish Cutaway Suits worth $4000 $1650 for Handsome Straight-Cut Sack Suits worth $3500 We ask especial attention to these finennd dressy suits They are styles that are very becoming to yoling and middle-aged men and the prices are certainly remarkably low We bought them at very low pries and we sell them low a9 we intend them as a special leader We want our customers to advertise us and there is a way of making them do it That way is to please them and convinhe them that they have secured bargains PAPER DEALERS fteaeowsevseftooftestoo COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS Job Printing Offices Will find in our stock a full and oompleta stock of goods for their Special use Book News Poster Cover and Blotting papers Flat papers in all sizes weights and colors Lettsr Heads Note Heads Statements BLII Heads Envelopes Shipping Tags and Cut Cards and Fancy Cards Wedding and Invitation Stationery in general A full line of Printing Supplies Orders filled promptly and at lowest possible prices possible prices W110141ESAI4 LAQUOJRS Tennessee Robortson an LillC0111 County Whistioi HOTEL ARRIVALS The following is a list of travelers registered at the principal hotels yesterday anti up to the hour of going to press who remained over night in the city: GILCHRIST'S HOT Porker Dyersburg Tenn Jn Mullen Louisville A Lindsay Jackson Tenn Conner tebanon Wallace HI Cowan Fayetteville Tenn Miss Lolls Roddy Franklin Ky William Burrows Macon County Tenn )bt Heating Mrs Hastings Ceri ral City Ky Rose and wife New Orleans Tits NicnoLson--W Hampton Cincinnati Nance Frank Fletcher St Louis MO Mrs noel Watson Miss Matta Watson Mrs Wm White Gates Franklin Tenn Henry Wolf Ba timore Md Caldwell Lebanon Tenn Rubey Haigi Cincior a El-wards Gainesville Tex Miss Thompson Shelby vine Tenn Miss Barton Miss Bulah Burton A Kirkpatrick Lebanon Tenn Mrs A Houle Edgar Houts St Louis Mo A Dodd Chigege 0 Rubell Blackshear Louisville Ky MA HILL Whitaker 1 Floyd Buell Geo Thompson Winchester Wood Florence Ala A Roulsten Guy French' A Van Vleet 1 A DeLeon 0 Taylor A Smits Miller Frank Lindsey Cincinnati limbers Yazoo City Miss- James Watson Long Criwfordsville Ind Jones Percy Latham Indianapolis Miss Coffin Miss Ella Coffin Tennesse Frank Chien Columbus Jas Hunneman Chicago Roescher Memphis Loving McGoodwin Glouces- ter Mass Blanchard Council Bluffs la Newman Fayetteville James Waldee Dayton 0 Mr and Mrs Ilitnes Philadelphia A Shook A Chase Pope 0 Hamilton Pratt Tracy City Arthur Menne Geo Stockwell Louis Whistler Boston Tappan Clark and wile Louisville Mrs Stevenson and son Llewellyn John Inmen Moulds Rowland Eggers Potter Wm Graty Reabcoe New York Ipp le and Leach Brandies Kentucky Bourbon and Rye Whiskies Importers of French Brandies Gins Rums Scotch and Irish Whiskies Port Sherry Madeira Malaga Claret and Champagne Wines French and Italian Liqueurs Annisetko Curacao Abysinth Maraschino Chartreuse Benedictine Vermouth etc i -94 No 44 SCOUTIIII A 4 ap28 tujrau ly IVILEillINTILEXAMI "111111TiVe A PAYNE fit CO PAPER DEALERS 157 Union St kashville Tenn spin God ly I A PAYNE fit CO PAPER DEALERS 157 Union St kashville Tenn spin God ly I STATE OF THE WEATHER WHOLESALE TOBACCO AND CIGARS Washy Mo Signal Service Observations Oct 15 1885 Erlweathem Any Style You Want $2200 for Dress Suits worth $4500 $1700 for Business Suits worth $2500 $2000 for Suits for all occasionsworth $3700 Suits for the Old the Young the Husband Father Brother and Lover We can even supply the Divorced Man McGUIRE SCOGGINS CO' Cotton Factors Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchams And Jobbers of Tobacco and Cigars Nos 103 105 and 107 North Side of Broad St NASHVILLE TENN i 75th i Wind Meridian BIZ time r4 Dien tV'ty 7:00 cm 3004 1 11:00 cm 801 SW 8 8:00 29 SW 7 7:00 pm 2987 6 8 4 10:00 pm 29 87 5 8 4 8 1 7:00 cm 30 11:00 am 80 8:00 29 7:00 pm 29 10:00 pm 29 Foggy-- nu Cloudy clear 00 Clear Clew I DMILY ASICSA91 iblaxtemperature 66 8 Avge haremeter29961 Mintemperature 884 Avgethermom'r b4 0 Osene: night trace day trace The Cigar and Tobacco Trades are Specialties with us and our endeavon3 have been to keep on the market goods that would meet the popular demand to which end we have not spared trouble or expense It THE JEWEL CIGAR 7:00 a 75th Meridian time corresponds to 6:00 a standard or 6:18 a Nashville local time eta 0 titelocity in miles per hoar War DePartment Signal Berme 8 Meteorological Record Oct 16 1836 Ob ervations taken at 8:00 ra 76th meridian time at all the stations named: You rant for Its English you know to say but it is American to get 'em first and name them later Perhaps we haven't said enough about Pants recently but we have them by the ton occupying an acre of room and we have enough to fit out a regiment of men They tell the following Is our hot effort We hesitate not to say that the JEWEL is 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 JEWELS but earnestly solicit a trial and comparison feeling sure the verdict will be in favor of the JEWEL THE JEWEL IS A 5-CENT CIGAR TRY IT AND YOU WILL SAY FOR US THAT MEDICAL' ESPECIALLY DABEs SUITED FOR 1) I Lk-i cHiLoacts WOMEN ANN --4ac- DELICATE iratINMomE cUilli Relished by wiry me Thr easy AND CNC I'll TROPIC PR VIZ' TCONSTIPATION LAXATIVE ir PASrilive Is an arreeeble sa- IR STCI --II hi 'thaw tot AILMENTS Pinot 11--O Xing- CASTOR va alltirt BABY ee ofs ustietnee Tee leeiifatow- 8YRUP111 Drwm lay mmontspootoruLs no Amami ie FOR CHILDREN Mill Pill oespel WHIM WATERS APERIDITI ASS OTHER 10 PHYSICS FOR tow A 'Ilk Containing no min eral or other King owl Ingredienta it 'T entirely harmless 1 ta it for infan an chi' dron of all ages and I is equally effective A1)01 IP for grown persons il TROPIO-FnurrtAutrats NATIME1 GREAT trutv REGULATORS MUSSEL ilrv18zr Dost timuts Reduced tee-simile of bottle Acmom PROM' Wrepperprintod tared Led black BIM 0011FORTINA OENCLA GIVEN ON APPLICATION For Constipation Blie Hemorrhoids Cerebral Congestion Sick Headache Drowsiness India-position Loos of Appetite liDiatiness Indigeslion Sallow or Bad ComplexionCoated Tongue Bad Tonto lu Mouth Disordered Stomach Complaints of Children and Liver Stomach said Bowel allmenta generally It Is unequaled Absolutely safe for delicate and Tigre Ong women Taken eagerly by Want and children Si AVERAGE DOSES FOR Si CENTS' Ask for Liquid Tree to-Fruit Laxative Prim 26 ma a bottles exprem paid ll Loz- nge form 25 and 50 ctn per box Liquid best and cheapest Sold hydruggista Street New York 1 1111 a' ItTIMITI A Ir 11 1 4 I tale: The' JEVIEL is the Best 5-Cent Cigar in the Liarketi We sell 'Only to Merchants and dealers Therefore We urge upon dealers to send in their orders for trial Iota of the JEWEL With the JEWEL we challenge comparison of competitors BE SURE 'YOU SEE THEr JEWEL BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR NEXT LOT OF CIGARS Nothing in the Market as Handsome and Attractive as the JEWEL 5-Cent Cigar "It jag eod am McGann IC COG-GINN Az Bar as Illier I si Places 18-hour 24-br 6 I I 'Weather l2113t3nircr Ja7akln iina vie 2:9133 Ig 0 DJ Clear Atlanta- 2997 I 53 3 N71 00 Clear I bUnt fmry im 99 -09 70 5 N11 00 Fair Vicksburg 30 01 -07 7b 8 00 Clear Orleans 30 00 -08 73 4 00 Clear Pt Smith 2981 -07 93 10 8 00 Clear Little Rock '29 8 I -14 76 98 11 00 Clear Cilalves ton 30 02 06 76 8 8 00 Clear Dliat'nosa 2996 -08 65 8 NI1 00 Fair Memphis- 29 88 12 7s 9 8 00 Fair 1oulovilla '29 92 13 65 8 8 00 Clem indian'plis 2984 -13 00 8 0A Clear Dincirmati '29 90 09 60 -7 8 Vi 00 Clear Pittsburg- 2989 -03 57 5 AO Clear Dhlo960 2973 14 67 48 00 Fair Rt Paul-- 2100 t01 68 9 8 11 00 Clear LaCrosse- 2967 -al 65 6 NM 00 Clear Dubuque 29 68 70 -10 8 00 Clear Dairo '2986 -IA 67 6 oe Clear 1 hnin gfield 29 72 -14 88 10 8 00 Clear Bt Louis- '29 75 1 71 12 8 00 Clear Lesnworth 2073 -08 73 I() 8 110 Clear Dmaba 29 73 -05 72 10 SE 00 Clear Bismarck 297 -06 72 1 4l Clear Dheyenne 3081 01 67 2 NW 00 Clear Denver-- 29 95 08 74 2 00 Clear $250 for Pants worth 500 $3 50 for rants worth 700 $475 for rants worth 900 $000 for rants worth $1300 Anything you want in clothing at the lowest possible prices commuslow MERCHANTS tc Pw i WEAK NERVOUS INVALIDS ibl 10 I 114''0 I I Muni 0 it Energy are advisel to I Lr send for "The Electric denotes rise denotes hill 0 no aiming Rain inappreciable 4Thouderstorns Clothing Parlors Cotton-Belt The toiletries la the cottou-belt bulletin sued by the Signal oince Oct LS 1800: Nib Ridn DistriCti Temp Temp 1611 Wilmington' 67 1 42 00 Chsrleaton 70 45 00 LIVE ENERGETIC AND Fearless Clothiers- NABS BALL 1 Nashville Downs Louisville in a Well Played Game Yesterday's game between the Louis vile and Nubville teams was well played all around and consequently was very interesting The Fails City boys entered the diamond oertain of victory but before the game was over they sew that they could not do as they pleased With "Nashville's amateurs" It cannot be said that the home- boys had a walk over for the Lonievilles are all good ball players and played hard to win but the game yesterday shows what can be done when the Nashville' are in condition to play ball Maysthe visitors' kid pitcher was slugged very bard twelve hits with -a total of seventeen bases being madeoff him The odds are that tnere will be a very even game played when Ramsey is in the box against the locale but they certainly can handle Mays and Hecker with all ease Taylor did Bne work in the box and held "the great batting team" down to nine hits They did not get in any of their two and threehaggyrs which the Louisville papers speak of their making with such ease singles being as far as they could go Before the gape commenced Bowders was presented with a handsome gold med41 bearing the following inscription: Len Bowden' Promoted by THE DAILY 1MBRIOAN to the champion batter of the Nashville Base Ball Club- 1885 In accepting the medal Bowden said that be fully appreciated the honor that the medal carried with it and would always keep the trophy as memento oflhe season of 1885 of the Nashville Club Nashville people and TH1 NAUTVILL1 ANITAICAN He bowed his thanks and received the cordial congratulations of his fallow players as well as the applause of the vast audience The following is the official score: NAPITTILLEL AL a is fa Po A anowders lb 6 1 2 2 10 1 0 Goldsby I I 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 5 5 I 5 2 Starr I 0 2 6 6 1 0 Sneed 5 0 1 1 11 1 Beard 4 0 1 1 2 2 1 Taylor 4 e't I a it 1 Voss 4 0 1 1 1 I 0 Geim 4 0 0 0 I 0 6 12 17 fft 17 4 LOUTIVILLI AL IlL IL PO A Powuing se 4 0 2 2 1 0 0 Walt 1 1 3 0 0 Kerins 1 4 1 2 2 2 0 0 Recker 4 0 2 2 13 0 0 cross 4 0 0 0- 6 I 0 Wrack 4 0 0 0 2 7 0 Recclus 8b 4 0 1 1 1 1 0 McLaughlin 4 0 1 1 0 2 1 Mays 4 0 0 0 0 7 9 86 2 9 9 27 20 2 Score by innings: 0 0 0 1 0 0-4 Loulaville--1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1 rAmed 8 Two-base Three base 1 riflery 1 Passed 1 Cross 2 Struck 6 Kam 4 Wild Double Geis' and lowders Marr and Sondem Time of Game-1 hour 50 minutes TO DAVI GAEL The game to-day will doubtless be one of the finest exhibitions of the sport given this season Ramsey and Kerins 52APCMG Beard 0 1 1 2 2 1 TaYlor 4 1 i-0 Veng re: 4 0 1 1 2 A Genii 4 0 0 0 8 8 0 11 LOUTIVILLL 113 TB PO BOWOID11 4 0 2 2 1 0 0 wlt -1------ i 1 0 0 0 Kerins 1 4 1 2 3 2 0 0 Recker lb4- 4 0 2 2 13 0 0 Crook c-- 4 0 0 0 6 0 0 Mack 4 0 0 2 7 0 3 4 0 1 1 1 1 0 Beech's 4 bttfchug 4 00 01 01 00 I 91 WWI 1 1 12 0 0 no game IO-daY will doubtle" ono cAINTIN-no GicooL)s NASHVILLE TENN 'Oct 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 thil class of goods We believe we can make it to your interest to buy from us Call or write for speet prices Respectfully SD CO oe2feodly 8thp il Review" a large illus 0 Purndisroldgublitoahth sTRENGTh It tre health on heal hygiene physical cult- ere and medical subjects and le a complete AOREGAINED ncacloptedis of infor- hmuamaTitytrfficeuteffdewila en long standing chronic nervous exhausting and painful Young men and othem who suffer from move- and- physical debility exhausted vitality premature decline em are especially benefited by consulting Its Thousands of dollam slaved nervous-debility sufferers and others by the advice given If in used of medical aid or counsel read it before investing In medicines or appliances of any description and yogi will sometime money end diumpointment Ad- dress for free copi be Elootrio itovlow 1164 Broadway bow 'ork 211 Church St Nashville Aid 263 Second Street lemphil Ten 89 44 00 ilavanwah 70 47 i 00 66 411 00 70 44 00 Mobile '72 42 00 New 77 1 42 00 81 19 00 Vicksburg 76 '42 00 Little Rock: 88 00 i PUBLIC NOTICES COAL AGENTS '14 4 ItIERCAN'rILE AGENCIES INTABLISJECED 1141 The Mercantile Agency City Taxes Hodson Coi GENERAL AGENTS FON 2I 1 I I I 1 Ilikt I 1 i tiMetlit gO ASS I I I I I I HECLA COALI aft no Ammo AM Li LI111111 I JJJAJ 4 Remember all alterations to insure a fit cheerfully and promptly made without additional cost by a ilistrclana tailor Open evenings until 9 o'clock Saturdays till Telephone 829 se10 q014K1 gm A164 eluer0 Ismo 41SPEMo-Ohl 'II Open evenings until o'clock till 11 11510D1One 51121P se10 ae10 de24 1 151011 11 15 I I I Deity Report of Otago of Wster with 0111111411 in 24 hours ending Si 2:00 nu Oct 15 1880 75tk meridiem Mac rirpo Waidl MIth ent leer era 1AAin-ir lar Led- Nbgf I 1 I I I r-- It At 00 Tor the Promotion nit Protection el Trade nil Collection of Debts' Tor the Fronted" aid Protection of Trao41 lad U011eenel Or POLLS LEW eau utouvettion meets 77VrThAVN I I 1 TTi I 1 i I 1 1 VI I I I I I I I The City Taxes tor 1885 are now he By early settlemeat costa will be avoided BUNTER JR oce 10t Comptroller Water Tax Ine uiymxearar 1554 are Ina All IL DY ar In3 malmigisul lI 1 IR 81 v''" 7'61 neit rommotrallAr oce 10t Comptroller I IPWE ater Tax lAt 4 I I It wp OTATIONC 1 Trfr 1 1 Above Low Water ft I IOU txtm 1-A Water linfh I 101 I I I 4 (ri 11A it Changes Rise ft I 10th ft I 100 I 4 Itime Vali ft 1111th 141 1 4 "I itor 1 1 6 4 I 2 6 4 The best coal ntoW offered in the ararket for grate and stove purposes Wel sui pre pared to furnish the old reliable cbsl as rev dueed rates for the summer so as)to insole all to lay in their supply for next winter Don't be too late and call before tbe rush be I gins to No 40 North Cherry or leg North Cherry St and your orders shall receive prompt attention Irelephotte No'60 tom LIU MIMI nu umumu au sue AnizAell tor trate and stove rourDoses Wows prow tor grate and stove purposes Viola pre pared to tarnish the old relleble rvl need rates for the summer so as Ao onsourk an to lay in their supply for next winter Don't be too late and call before tbe rush be- tins to No 40 North Cherry or 223 North Cherry St and your orders shall mode rom attentio nrob 1 dovInlk oloim Aft lliTo Vildli dneed rates tor the mummer so as )to on 11 1111 4 4 8 3 7 0 1 1 3 1 CLOTHING NOTICE 1 I ki i 1 I I VA (ILO rutNa tj mho 2 6 NOTICE tl "1( 214r 'T 1 3 0 0 1 1 1 3 4 I I 11T rur yen I I I RANCH OFFICRe IN ALL THZ PRIM LS PAL cities of A erica and Europe We hare on record the detailed history of three-quarters of a million Merchants Traders Manufacturers Bankers etc all i which accessible to subscribers A Reference Book containing these names together with an esttmate of capital smi eredit mting is publissed inlanuary March July and September of each year Subscribers are abgt furnished with daily and semi-weeny sheets of business changes Pocket Reference Books fog the use of tract Olen always on hand OesiciroMSO LEIcatinLit TliZronillElleA baByeroatlUrectcl rd tihtt galled Astor of 0yet three-quarters of a million gerchanto Tradereelulutacturers' Banker etc all A Book ont which accessible to subscribers Reference caining these names together with an esttmate of capital sne onwli vatindr la esnhliallsA In Tallma vw Wawa EP BARCH OFFIGICS IN ALL THE FRUIUJ VA AL aa ma KPOO PIA IF jr Chattanooga Louisville New Orleans-- Plitsburg Vicksburg-- chattan''''" eincinnacTiLg 1'7' Louissille-Z mamphist ritrvuoritz 1 1 1 1 if 4 8 1 2 031 nvilt tellable Remedy tot Liver Comp tuuteand illeasased by leramed or torpx1 ittea of the Ltvstard rPtto Constipation Mousses 'anodic "taiarialineuntattein eta It emulates tho bowel pan bolW ood stroorthens the 'eosin assists A 'BAUMABTA itiadllir 4 '114009 and Ottestimonlale prove its merit A141 DillititlIWT WILL TALL IOU no auctuToTsull i4pi )tal 4 1441 AV atO AU C)5a a Below high water nark of WM LPN Jimou Norton? ktignAll Oorps A JOHN BROWNH S6 SUMMER snarr favorably known in the Merchant Tailorhm boldness in this city for the last forty (SO) years with the view of retiring from the burl iaess would respectfully announce to his cis tomer" and the public generally that he has a splendid stock of Imported Goods of the very latest styles and will Dell them at lower prises than ever known for same quality My stock Is complete Call early and make your "elections JOHN BRONE store I now occupy will be to rentJan- 1885 st180 Tall8TRERTorhil I A 1 MS 'w uvw an rentJan 1 1885 80 tf The Water Tax for six mouths beginning Oct 1 1885 and eading April 1 1888 is due Call early sad settle a BUNTER oc5 10t Comptroller OBTICE OF Nashville I Decatur Railroad rompauy NASHVILLE TEN Sept 21 1886 The annual meeting of the Stockholder of the Nashville Decatur Railroad Company will be held on Wedneeday the Slit Day of Oetober next at the office of the Company in td BEAT Secretary ne22 1223 is Ana ti 'I 1 1 Tbe Water Tat for III months begin- niag act 1 1885 and exiling April 1 am OAP IF la Rani ilL 1 at Wedsoadayi the Illet Day of Oetober the office of the In Null 1-4 ARA Company a An (onnuou nestolupd- Ines Is rrematore Dees? Simons Debi My towel eo km baring trod in Tam twerp kriewm mosedykusediesovered simple means et eelf-ewom III lee will bend MIK to kis fellowoulterme Vgintkilitataaa111111116J0011 4 ohkrlotrolAlewl The facilities of the Agency Collection Department offer superior advantages for the collection of plat-due claims and ii open to the use oi merchants generally whether imlbscribers 07 not not REMOVAL 1111r11 DIRATOIEZIL 24111111MA Oct river is falling With 1feet on the gauge PITTSBURG Oct 15 feet 7 inchea and rising Dam open Weather clear and and rising Dam open Weather clear and cool )k p'cl' 1 Drs and tlenees 1::1 and fr trollops 3 Bell CI veo Loot Wookorod Dobitity Moolitood sod L000r 7 A favorit pmaription or it noted optdolt (awe No litooL) Drafteda coo ell it Addrom DR WARD I DM Letalalaras ra no14 tleeddnYtly a ett dr 4 Vt1 Ind) Address lasEITKIIWA WNW lot further parttenlars opply at office Cturek St ear College Sadao Tell CORCORAI District linage' Chattanooga awl Knosollio gull Manly top col lap lorfurther particulars applyst office th WziAdvaaa uunrsob manager Cam Oct The river is 10 feet 1 Inch and falling Weather clolur and cooL of Cairo St Louis Lourivtims Oct stationary with 86 inches in the canal and 11 inches on the kits Business good Weather clear and pleasant" vim): oet 15 The Ayer le le met 1 Let nov utn zuver 010611131111 innhea In the meal and 11 ihe ea on The storehouse of Schuyler I Blood kuittingmills Amsterdam bt was destroyed by fire yesterday together with the stock which It contsined Loss $25000 fully insured dautro 7' by fire yesterday together I I I I 1 1 Rave Removed to their new Office No 116- summer St rims WEEKLY AMERICAN with its 54 columns of live news able editorials and valuable agriculttual matter is the cheapest Investment any one mut make fat a dollar rt! 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