The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 4

I 4--4 arlark 11181CrItANCE SEVERELY COIVEIDED- As Idgelle id Lady Chastises Her Tra deter is the Street dMy ctood Muni to All I Homo mid 11 Win Prtoot It" Not Burned As Aeported I WaiIAIVVi0WW00010SIOMMIOMpPftONW STOVES TINWARE ETC r7--- "an 11-w S- 1 1 Ting Diunrlr AlLICUICATT ITASIEVILLT THETIISDAY110111111141 JIIN11 18 1885 4 ntstrithalicg SEVERELY COWHIDE)- 111(vrEzirn STOVES TINIVARE ETC HOTEL Idgedeld Lady Chastises 'rm 4 Wkte0 An Her deter In the Street 4 "Kg Mood Masao Is AU I Wave wad I Burned As Reported ww It" I 7 l' BARLEY MEM CO MANUFACTURERS MG WHOLESALE DEALERS IN MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALER STOVES TINVIAREy Glassware Queensw are AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS 77 and 79 Broad Street vi) Glassware Queensyvar AND HOUSE FURNISHING 1 ditOutance of at-ampule ecal ioAitiltox'aObt7 cl it utaltee ef) ii 4741llt '6" eaSh rx rAitat coo I I I IS NOW RUNNING IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER And furnishes similar accommodations to the Pas-gangers on all trains going and coming are transferred on the cars from the Church-Street Depot to Linck's Hotel without charge Special attention paid to traveling men for whose come fort and accommodation every facility is furnished IS NOW RUNNING IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER 0 IA lla furnishes similar accommodations tO the P111- gangers on all trains going and coming are transferred on the cars from the Church -Street Depot to Linck's Hotel without charge Special attention paid to traveling men for whose corn fort and accommodation every facility is furnished AAOXI1Lala1119 4 -4- ZL 10 la toff A 4 12111:1 A I 10111 AGENTS TOR THE crutiaartzt 'Anchor" Stoves and Bank 19 for Cosi or Wood We solicit inspection nod inquiries tr ths Ueda generally spill tuthsu ly OW gift miaale ME11 Per Dar 402 00 Single Menlo 50o Single Itooms 150o Per day Per Day- 1142 00 fitinarle Masao- i50 rg 2 Ataacws Seat famed '1te4aughliffirietaYteei 0 ele johniion Iteg 47 ood ly cr ktan it eym A Ard A A A Worth Edpfteld has poulne sensation About 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon a petite brunette with winsome figure and regular features and wearing the freshest of spring lawns might have been peroeived standing in the shadow of a tall oak on White'l Creek pike neer Foster street A'close observer might have noticed that her hand nervously clasped a slender nw-bide and that her eyes wandered anxiously down the street About the same time a young man carelessly approached from the op-posit direction He bad gotten within thirty yards of the lady when suddenly she opened the gate near which she bad stood and before the youth could divine her intention he felt the sharp sting of the cowhide on his cheek He threw up his hands to shelter his face but she drew down his arm and rained blow after blow upon ble bead neck and shoulders The youth bore it as long as he could and then faced about and made a dash for liberty 'But he could not escape The lady still holding close the cowhide seized rock and TEBIATININO TO altos( DIM DOWN if hi did not halt brought him to a and den standstill The stone was dropped and the stinging weapon again came into play Miss Mary Leonard was severely chmtising James Myers whom she accused of slandering her MIAMI ot stanaenng DAT Worth Edpftsla has oulas songs- Wu About 6 o'clock yesterday sitar noon a petits brunette with winsome lig- tits and regular features and wearing the fmsbast of spring lawns might have been perceived ekeediell to the 'bedew of a tall oak on WhIta'a Creek pike pear Foster street close observer 'night have noticed that her band nervously clasped a Blender nw-bide and that her wandered anxiously down the street About the same time a young ows gh oamal sr wnooso otU AsA 61a amp- FINANCIAL A IIPORR Proddent FRANK PORTIRIIILD Waist ROBERT I COWAN Tenor 10S TROMNSON Vim Pres Idea COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK1 All Trains stop for passengers to get on and oft Save hack hire by taking the train at the Hotel door z34 N4i10 MC 8 1 OF NASIIVIEJLE TENN 0-11-17)3E1r111-2 sorcocD3ac 00000000a Sole Owner gond Proprietor ialem t1)41) 11Z1 Ark '11111 I A THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 18 BUSINESS NOTIOL Advertisements to be inserted at "Wanted" "For Bale" "For Rent" "Lost" "Found" etc should be left at the buldneis oftloe not later than 9:80 pm to ensure classification under the proper head 80 NOWIIII COLLEGE ISTILEICT BOARD 01 DIRECTORS' BASE BALL I I A TITOMAB RAM COWAN IRA NELAND I A WRAY JOHN BOWERS JUNGERMAN MAYO ROBERT LEA I GOODPABTURI ItR DUNA! It Noavid ORDWAY 1 A SPURR JOB THWCPSON I ILICHARD80F4 sun ly4thp A ERNSON A WILLS GWYti RUG 'IT Nashville Detests Atlanta in a NM-lint Game Earned 0 Chattanooga 11 Left on 8 Memphis 4 Struck Hart 4 by Nub 7 Base Hart 9 off Nash Schwarle cather for Memphis had hie finger lacerated in the seventh inning Memphis played the two men recently engaged from the Detroits on first and second Hart pitcher of the Chattanooges wee not well and could not do himself justice FULLY PREPARED TO DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS GROCER AND COFFEE ROASTER VIEWS or CORRESPONDENTS 1 la publishing oommunications Tun Ammucan does not thereby indorse or hold itself reaponsible for the views of those who write them The reader must take them upon their own merits and tot as in any way expressing the sentiments of the paper unless so stated" I 0 ANT- COLLIER Staple alid Fancy grocer md Coffee Roaster WATKINS INSTITUTE CORNER CHURCH AND HIGH STREETS 026 eodly Inv Dvsznsmuurt DILL Go and look at The Fair's 69 minim and corsets Bargains in handkerchiefs to-day and edg bp to-anorrow at Gligen'a Hill 4: Co have received a car load of Messina oranges and lemons Rosenheim's City flame mention bargains In paraaols gloves hats handkerchiefs etc Halls Hair Renewer and Buckingham's Dye are highly recommended See advertioement See card elsewhere suggeeting the co-opera' time of all retail grocers in the earlyclosing movement A grand barbecue and basket picnic is flounced for July 4 at Priestley Springs AU reepectable people are invited and a splendid time is promised By virtue of a writ of vend ex Issued by the Chancery Court of Davidson County Sheriff Moore has onlered a sale of realty to tome off at the court-house door on Satur day July 18 a full description of which Is given in advertisement I CARRIAGE-MAKERS FOR SALE To reduce our stock we will sell Erpress Wagons Delivery Wag01189 Freight Wagons Phaetons Buggles And Drags AT REDUCED PRICES LOUAL NOTICES ORANGES AID Hill co this day received a car load fancy Messina oranges and lemons Bend in your orders early for 4th of July your orde COAL 1 0 COAL 4 i Atilt 45t JCL 1 WV 4 5 4-- 0 1 111772 VAT' 4 -t 4 0 if I v- ilit 'I pei 0 A I irttfAl 14P' --litlikillififolt I -4- 4ti 0 1 A PASASOLS it 0011t they must be sold at PAZASOI Reeenbell ALLEN BROS Manufacturers 127 and 129 South Cherry Street MI work tally guaranteed jo27 oodly 4thp MACON Special to The American MACON GA June 17--Six hundred people witneiLect the game between Macon and Columbus a one sided affair During the game umpire Young made a rank decision in favor of Columbus Stevens MILOODP: pitcher cursed him Young retaliated and fined Stevens 225 Stevens drew a bat but was caught by one of the players The crowd hissed Young for fifteen minutes and cheered Stevens "Hit him Stevens" wu heard on all Bides The game cams near beizig broken up The crowd followed Young to the hotel continually biasing him This action wee not approved by the best people and the Macon amotiozi The following is the score by innings: Macon Columbus 1 1 1 1 1 0 8 0 0-8 Summary of the game: 11 Columbus 11 Base 11 Columbus 12 Three base I Struck Macon 1 Columbus 5 Left on 3 Columbua 7 Parsed balls 1 Double playsA-Columbus 1 Base on 1 hour and forty-five minutes AUGUSTA Special tons American I AUGUSTA June 17--The Augusta-Birmingham game wee deferred on account of rain to-day DADADY YALU GRAM Special to The American CHATTANOOGA AIDS 17--Ramsey pitcher of the Chattanooga" refused to leave with the club for Atlanta to-night Manager Voltz notified him that he would be black-listed Be has fallen into the hands of a party of ChattaDooms who bay induced him to give the club the slip in order to organize a team of their own His place will be supplied by a pitcher equally as good WILL arazawreke DPHIL Special to'rhe American MEMPHIS TENN June Sullivan manager of the Kansas City Base Ball Club arrived this afternoon and is in negotiation with the officers of the Memphis club with a view to strengthening the Memphis nine The probabilities are that ICNSIVI members of the Kansas City Club will be 'Retired as that club will disband owing to the falling through of the Western League organization The new officers of the Memphis club are thorough going budnese men and will apare no expense to secure the best material that can be had anus GLIM BOSTON June Philadelphia 5 Boston 8 BALTIMODD MD June 17---Baltimore 6 Louiaville PHILADDLPHIA PL June 17-4 thletio 7 Pittsburg 9 CHICAGO June 8 Bulfalo 1 Sr Loma Mo Stine 17-8t Poufs 7 Detroit 1 Naw YORK June 2 Cincinnati 8 BOSTON June 0 New York 10 4 New You JUDO 17---Brooklyn 5 St Louis 18 PROVIDMICI Lune 10 Philadelphia 4 When bar vIngeanos wall in full swing Myers' father came to the rescue He hurried from his house which was not twenty feet distant with hie pocketknife drawn and dashed in between the fast descending weapon and its victim Bidding his son begone he turned on his chastiser She held her ground in spite of the knife and her eye did not quail when he threateningly turned on her and demanded to know the meaning of her conduct "Your son has slandered me airs and he shall retract or I will kill him" was her response "Ile shall never do so" declared the irate parent as he brandished the knife in her face At this juncture parties intefered and the lady quietly threadtog her way through the crowd whic bid gathered disappeared in the own home INTINVIIIW WITH MI88 LIONARD An AMIRICAN reporter was moon on the spot and was granted an interview by the lady He was conducted into a cosy apartment where oat the heroinq and her aged mother Both were excited for the nerves of the former had given way after the chastisement In response to a request for the meaning of her action she stated that she made the acquaintance of young Myers last fall but never met him socially before midwInter when he solicited and obtained permission to escort her to an entertainment in the neighborhood She considered him a gentleman and so treated him until late in the evening when he conducted himself so shamefully toward her that he forfeited all claim to her respect She did not speak to any of her friends of his actions but quietly forbade him to ever hold any communication whatever with her Accordingly he never came to her home She made her living as a seamstress and this spring was employed by Mrs Myers to do some mewing for her Several times the son endeavored to renew the so qualetanoe and MORN THAN INAHLTHD HMS grcasly She left the house but rather than give publicity to the matter burled it in her own bosom Last Saturday afternoon she first realized the deep enmity which Myers cherished toward her Several of her young gentlemen friends came to her house and as deli cately as possible informed' her that Myers had for a month been circulating reports so outrageous that if true she would be banished from decent society They offered to champion her cause but she refused their assistance saying she would attend to the matter herself She then unfolded her troubles to her mother and the result of their conference was that Miss Leonard made a visit yesterday morning to lawyers Watts and Griaholm and Judge Ferries unfolding her wrongs and asking what she should do They advised her to cowhide Myers and so she came home and deliberately made her preparations She had no brother and was forced to resent her wrongs in person or let them be continued The mother was much affected while the daughter made the above recital but declared it was all that could be done "Is this the end of the affair?" the reporter inquired "No sir it is not" was the determined but quiet response "I have but one course left That man has cruelly wronged me and he shall either do me justice as far as it may be done by retracting his statements or he shall die My mind is firmly made up and MOTHS' SAYS I'M RIGHT 7 APOLIANARIS 500 fine sample parasols len than half price at Rosenheim's Fuca nainsook plaids lace plaids at 5o it yard Only at Itosenbeim's SO dozen large white hats at 15o at Ito 81Lic gloves lisle thread gloves at 15o pair Only at Itosenhelm's 500 fine price at CIL1111131B4EtL4AINTP COAL InT21 eodly 4orft Jos in 50 dozen ladies' fancy border hemstitch handkerchiefs in twenty dlifsrent patterne at 7)in apiece worth from 15 to Mo Only at Rosenheim's The Macon Umpire Cursed and Blued ler a Rank Little Giant Tails From Games Ymterday's game of base ball between the Washvilles and-the Atlanta was very enthusiastically received by the large crowd that gathered at the Masoalo Theater The playing of the Nashvillee was very brilliant throughout but wakonly what the peopleof this city who ars aotinainted with their playing ability believed that they could -do Kellogg's wonderful record was a great surprise and he ma henceforth be regarded as a regular and valued boxman The "great" Atlantan were able to bit him for only two singles The special from Atlanta and the scorer's record show to whom special credit is due Notwithstanding two defeats where there is bat one victory there is no reason to be disoouraged at the record made by the Nashvilles in their Atlanta eon-testa The first game wu an outrageous defeat but was due altogether to the battery which will in all likelihood never again be so arranged Crowell was knocked out of the box and did undoubtedly to a certain extent kettle the men who were doing their best to back him up Tuesday Voss was for the fourth time in five games put in the box and then they only made nine hits oft himt while Nashville made thirteen hits off Sullivan but lost the game by a scratch in a ten inning contest Yesterday Atlanta by ea awkward error of Cullen scored her only run and Nashville won as she pleased THX AMKRICAN notes the fact that with yesterday's games the league season wee but one-third over and still stakes its judgment upon the assertion that Nashville will win the pennant It further predicts that Augusta will rank eecond and Columbus or Macon third The Great Unknowns a base ball organization of local celebrity have agreed to accept the challenge of the Coussens' base ball club to play a match game of ball TIVO OP A XIND The Court-house Dudes and the Spider-legs will play a match game at the Sulphur Spring Base Ball Park on Saturday afternoon next for the benefit of the Mission Home Excellent music Will be furnished by 1 the Abbot band Prizes will be offered which will increase the interest in the game The players and their positions are as follows: -Dudes 13pider1egs Kirkpatrick A AL CarrollRight fieldD Wrenn Terabit' Short Hawkins IL HudsonThird baseW IL Phillips a Sheets First baseF Sawrie Albert Farrell A Henderson Cunningham Warren CrutcherCatcher Hudspeth Substitutes Substitutes Hal Corder John McEwen McCann Matt Benson Milrs Saunders John Jackson Ed Woodall Will Crowdis Thomas Bolles 4 Surgeon and Duncan Eve Official Chadwell Ticket FL Ferrill Moore and Errin Chad Well Wrenn Branch Hooper Phillips Hunter Jr blue coat old gold pants white hat: Spiderlegs white coat black pants red bat Special to The Amencan ATLANTA GA June 17--A fair ence witnessed the game between Atlanta and Nashville to-day KellogF and Cul- len were the battery for Nashville Bauer and McVey for Atlanta! Before the game Atlanta was confident of knocking Kellogg off the ground but only made two single hite while Nashville made six two-baggers Marr Diestels Beard and Sowders were favorites throughout the game and were applauded loudly Nashville made only one earned run and Atlanta scored on errors by Voss and Cullen Atlanta plays Chattanooga an off game here to-morrow The following is the Doors by innings: Atianta------0 00 0 '0 0 10 OZ' 1 1 it 0 0 0 0 2 9 PEARLY SHUT OUT Special to The American BICYCLE CLUB i 2 1) fSI fliit! gi Vriiii ir 1 It 1 1 1 tp 4 L-1--1 Ef 1 i 1 aiDiEtti ap18 8m-11 Indications---For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley Slightly wanner and fair weather with variabla winds being easterly in Ten WX14IA GIVE GIVE CORSETS yrs RgITIFrigt 0dMil0WW10100'00W TWO At the Sulphur Spring Base Ball Park TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY JUNE 16 and 17 at 3:30 IL Look Out for the Street Parade at 10 A14 jeiS td S9 JEIACS At the Sulphur Spring Base Ball Park TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY JUNE 16 and 17 at 3:30 IL Look Out for the Street Parade at 10 A jeiS td PERSOIK AU Secretary of Stets John Allison returned yesterday from a short visit to his home in Bast Tennessee Wm Bonner proprietor of Bonner Springs near Brighton Lincoln County Tenn was in the city yesterday I Goodpasture and tensity 1eft the city yesterday for his farm at Zollicoller where they will spend the slimmer Mr' Walter Allen chief clerk of the State Comptroller returned yesterday to his duties after an absence of several Rev A- Orman presiding elder of the Clarksville District Tennessee Conference has been sick since Monday at the residence of Morris No 222 Bouth Vine street BOUND ABOUT TUB CITY BOO'S AND SHOES BOOTS AND SHOES ea 1 IVt 1 I I p114 HOLLINS SONS CO WJJOISALE 1300TIS 4L1NI) S110MS HOLLINS SONS CO 9 W110143ESALE S110MS IVAILESPINTTIJIAM M1331N71Te 13111171Ve NOTIcICHaving located permanently at the old stand of SETTLE KINNAIRO No 3 INN BLOCK PUBLIC SQUARE And now receiving an ENTIRELY NEW and large Stock of BOOTS and SHOES we Respectfully ask our Mends and the trade to givos us a call before buying HOLLINS SONS CO vie end 2m ARE STILL TRIUMPHANT! For fifteen years they have steadily gained In favor and with sales constantly increasing have become the most popular Corsets throughout the United States The quality is warrante4 to wear twice as long as ordinary Corsets anti testimonials with out number could be given of the perfect satisfaction they have afforded for a long aeries of years The and qualities are made extra long as well as regular length and 'did at the same price Retailers are authorised to refund money if on examination these Corsets do not prove aa represented For gale Everywhere Catalogue free on application ARE STILL TRIUMPHANT! You know I have no father: He's dead or this would never have happened As it oh! it seems so heartless for a man to take so mean an advantage of a woman defenseless as I am My good name is all my father had to leave me and that I will protect" The affair created great excitement in the neighborhood and even reached the police circles but the officers did not see fit to arrest the lady or molest her for redressing wrongs she felt so deeply Miss Leonard is regarded as a most respectable lady and was the recipient of warm sympathy last night from thoes who had learned the summary manner in which she had avenged the insult to her honor Miss Leonard stated that the father of Mr Myers thought that his son he said was being assaulted by a man when he drew his knife but she Insistz that be brandished it in her lace while talking to her The Bandon Cole Industrial Home The manager' of the Randall Cole Industrial Home propose to hold a service In the gospel tent on the night of the 25th inst when a determined effort will be made to secure uit3cient funds to begin operations at the Home It is estimated that $10000 will be needed to run the institution this year and make the needed improvements A westbound freight train on the Sunset Route was wrecked near Sander-- eon Station Texas yesterday Eighteen oars and the engine were ditched and Brakeman Peter Murray was killed CITY ITEMS Great bargain sale of fine handkerchiefs toclay John Gilgan Co Church it Big slaughter of Hamburg and Swiss edrings on to-morrow Friday John Gligan A Co Church at 5 The talk of the Fair's 69c undergarments and 60c corsets If you want a stove for light summer cooking get one ot our oil stoves large variety of sitea from 90c to $750 If you want a stove for all kinds of cook jug baking washing ironing etc that makes no heat in the kitchen no dust dirt or ashes get a Vapor stove we have the beet call an see it If you want tinware ironware glassware queeneware lamps kitchen goods bird cages etc go to Ireland's 138 Cedar street my3 eod if WALL PAPER81rICTURES ETC WALL PAPERS PICTURES ETO FREEMAN KEESEE9 FREEMAN KEESEE THOISON LANNI CO Mfrs last night the members of McKendree Church met in the Sunday-school room and spent sevend hours in pleasant con venation Elegant refreshments were served The cold wave which reached Nashville before breakfast yesterday morning la accounted for in our dispatches this morning detailing the severe storm in lows Charters were yesterday registered in the office of Secretary of State John Alit for two military companies the Cantrell Light Artillery of Columbia and the Memphis Ilea Artillery Hunt yesterday qualified as ed ministrator of Runt deceased Bradford Nichol as administrator of Reed deceased and Margaret Iilea as administratrix of Jacob I1es deceased The annual picnic of the German Lut I ran Sundayechool which was to take pa at Ricks' Grove last Tuesday will chi le off Friday June 19 Scholars are Ivo meted to be at the Sundepechool at ha I past 8 o'clock The train leaves the niisville depot There were 178 arrests made by the city police during the first fifteen days of this month against 153 for the same period last year Notwithstanding the great revivals and the recent extreme iheasures taken by the courts to suppress crime it seems to be On the increase The Board of Public Works is having a new floor laid on the suspension bridge This is not regarded as an encouraging sign by the average East Sider who has been waiting patiently and anxiously for the old bridge to be torn away to give place to the new one DECORATOR INTERIOR DECORATORS' staid 7S Worth St Now York ap2S tothto No 33 College St Nashville Tenn No 33 College St Nashville Tenn PUBLIC NOTICES To Contractors Wall Papers and 0 Whtdow Skikda Carideo aid Mutat' Poles Gat aid Wallis" tier and Mattel' Mirrors igrigs Caromos aid Oil Palittigu Frames of all khul In 'took ail Ride to order Regildlig Old Frames aid hIzbIi Ii laralaked Bralie speolaWee lutfattorers of Phut Frames Wool "saki' ud Artistic CaMiot Work 69 eoi ly Bids will be received at the office of the Board of Public Works and Affairsin the north end of the City Hall until 3 O'clock GILDING' LAKE ICE HOWE piRliat MILC)NATM CIO l'41-Y13ZrbM119 Summon to ks Co Holey los Co sod Bock City ke nun titstotti I DDIICC ATIANTA June 17--Atlanta was saved from a shut out to-day by a scratch Kellogg pitched a great game throe bails only being knocked outside the diamond by the Atlanta sluggers Beard is conceded the finest short atop in the South making thirty-three assists and outs in the three Atlanta games with only one error Hellman is mtill unable to play bnt will back atop Voss in a few days AU the men are in good form and now playing fine ball skNQuirtb The Nmhville and Atlanta nines were royally entertained to-night at the Kimball House by Scoville one of the proprietors and a few friends There wu an interchange of base ball topics with champagne speeches kings and toasts The Nashvilles will long remember their visit to Atlanta the 'attention and kind treatment received making it an exceedingly pleasant one as well as off the ball field CHATTANOOGA Special tone Ameriatn CHATTAN0001 June defeated Chattanooga to-day by a more of 6 to 5 The game was very exciting and interesting At the end the eighth in fling the ecore stood three to four in favor of Memphis Ziegle put a ball over the fence and brought in one man making the score Jive to four At the end of the first half of the ninth inning the first man at the bat for Memphis was struck by a ball The next got first on belle and the next batter made an out A two bagger then was struck bringing in both runners and winning the game 6 Memphis 3 of THURSDAY the 18th DAY of JUNE 1885 for laying 0-inch water pipe on Russell street from Second to Fourth streets and from Sixth to Seventh Specifications can be seen at the office of the Board GEO BEYER Supt Water-Works Mutertainment at Watkins Park Church A number of well-known amateurs will give an entertainment at Watkins Park Church to-night the ohject of whicla is to raise money to discharge the building debt Mr A Fraley will direct the entertainment the programme of which isms follows: Male Quartette Fraley Ashford Walker Campbell Soprano solo Lillie Levy Instrumental ise Soprano Mts Omagh Armstrong Male Quartette Fraley Ashford Walker Campbell Soprano Clara Louise Jonnard Miss Lizzie Graham Vocal solo Km Matter Oak Male Quartette Fraley Ashf ord'Walk-er Campbell Woman's Missionary Society The Tennessee Conference Woman's Missionary Society will hold their annual prayer meeting this afternoon at McKendree Church This meeting inaugurates the annual session of this body Friday and Saturday mornings will be devoted to business meetings at which the ladies of the are cordially invited to be preaent- To-night at 8 o'clock a very ttractive programme of 11140Ciaell will be deliver The President's address the address of welcome and other short talks will be interrpersed with by the choir of McKendree The public is in Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lure Lake and laintactured lee tsu CIIICIZELY ST (St Bernard Coal Office) Peleptione 43 tnblif4thp Nash-grille Penn Maly Closing 4 Beasley lau instructed his emyloyes to close his store' at 7 o'clock this evemng Thursday June 18 and to continue to do so until Seat I Saturdays excepted and he hopes that his customers will not bs' haconveuienecer least by this action On Saturday nighty as usual the store will be kept open until 10 o'clock JelOt DRUGS AND MEDICINES MAX PLOOMSTEIN PM BROS (Suceassors to 3 McMurray) DEALERS IN (Successors to 3 McMurray) DEALERS IN Brady for insfent Use "Rich as Gold York Herald This splendid Gilding is the exact dolor of English Sterling Gold It is very easily applied with a brush and may be used by the most inexperienced amateur RUBY'S GILDING Ja valuable for Gilding Household Ornaments Furniture Frames Cornices Baskets Fans Beeosative Faint-A Cones Hair Brush in Each Bea Any One Can Use It Paton 50e Ask for Ruby's Gilding reins all tubed-Sold by all IN ART MATERIALS New York Chemical Kantitir Co IletrYork m79 eatuth tia To-aley's Picnic at megaton The picnic given by the citizens of N)rth Nashville will take place to-day at Kingston Springs A special train will leave the Chattanooga depot at 730 this 'morning and will stop at the factory of I'atilina ft Battoril for the convenience of thoQe citizens of Northwest Nashville who exteot to attend A great time is 01061P0001PeowaeawftsmesOokshdimsvesbrett COW FEED Cow Feed I Cow freed! ONE CAL OP MEAL made -from cholera yellow oora for cow feed One ton worth more thou two of hominy meal tor gale by STAINBACIC IIILLp wd 17 Car Oat sad 11110 It PERFUMERY FINE TOILET ARTICLES ETC 4 Cor Virden and Cherry Streets NASHVILLE TENN mr Preacriptious at 6U boars of the day or olghl carefully oompouuded zsyll cod SDI.