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from Lebanon on the Naehville pike The present President is the founder the buildings are large and commodious and well arranged There Is a strong Board of Trustees at the head of which is Col Hamilton and they are all taking the tleepeet interest in the school Wilson County in fact the whole State may be proud of this school A MAPLE RILL Wtteox CourrY rem May 200-To The Americazi Laving Nine- vul en Inn oesnin train sorbing ko lAbelloa and taking a private Conveyances with friends I found myself itt Maple Hill i In thne to enjoy a good super The objeCt In coming ere wu to attend the commen cement excercises of Maple Hill Seminary eo-1 Institutio with a life of only seven years but It seems one of the best estab- Relied and most succeesful female schools in the State It is butler the management of Prof Hancock with a splendid corps of ttumbers The concert at night sas one of stnostentertalning ltliasbeen my itor To-day Nashville plays her first championship game since the lay off the disband ment of the Mobiles and the threatened breaking up of the Southern League Today she locks horns with Charleston which has demonstrated during the past ten days that she Is one of the strongest teams hi the League and has made a rapid advance la the struggle for the pennant 11ASBTILL11 9 ATLANTA 5 I ATLANTA GA May 26--(Special --The second game between the Naphville club and the Grad's wu a bettor exhibk tion of ball than that of the day before Masran pitched for the visitors and during the six innings which were played was hit freely the Calks getting seven hits with a total of eight oil hisdelivery Harper oc cupled the points and although the profesional's bad no trouble in finding the ball they made but nine safe bits O'Donnell and Bole two recent acquisitions appeared with Nashville for the first time Both made very favorable impressions O'Donnell was quite green on the Mee but he had no trouble In handling Masnm's delivery and showed up well at the bat Boyle handled everything he had and did It nicely but was less fortunate in his hitting Eddie Hogan delighted his Atlanta friends by making an old time catch of a low fly O'Donmill Ford and Reeder did the batting Burk did some pretty work in short field making several stop which bordered on the marvelous The rain put a stop to the game at the end of the sixth Inning It was too one sided to be interesting but served to give the Southern League Ieaders an opportunity to show that they can play bail Official score: GRAMS BR PO A Lambe a 1 1 1 8 2 Gibeenl 1 it 2 0 0 Ford 11110 'Irving lb 01501 Green 2b 4 0 0 8 1 0 Baker 00100 Slind831) 01020 Wbltecf 10010 Harper 1 1 0 1 1 To-day Nashville plays her first champion A oftilD game the laY off diehan'''' ment Of the Mobiles and the threatened breaking up of the Southern League- To day she locks horns with Charleston which bu deinoustrated during the past ten days that she ki one of the strongest teams In the League and has made a rapid advance In 1 the struggle tor the pennant 'Absolutely Pure Ybla ponder never varies At MIMS! Or purity same and wholesomeness More economise' than the ordinarr kinds and cannot be sold sompotition with the multitude ot 'ow test short weight slua or phosphate powders Sold only MI cam ROYAL BAKING POWDER 00 ILI Wall street 3y24 ly 7-41-0TH INC tl 444 P4 4 't 4444: 1'4(4 i'414 4 SPRIIhii SUMMER WEAR 1 64Y 4 07armington :1 'MURRAY 0 RQ Itelelly ill Co IfFige tlied" 1 A 07armington -1 1W MURRAY 0 Narki IteYelly ill Co INge ehed" tit 1 ALL COWES AID STILES 1i 4' 1 414 rt fs 4 44 oi CAN BE SEEN AT THURMIN it CO CHARTERED BY THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF KENTUCKY 3 1 0 1 v04t This Company owns 16000 acres of brown hematite and magnetic iron ore lands in Livingston and Lyon Counties Ky betweeil the Cumberland and Tennessee The Chesapeake Ohio Railroad runs throughlthis property Also 4000 STATE 01 THE WEATHER No 3 North' Cherry Street 11-- AID AMERICAN a 4 11SSUE PAPERS 41'" 86 ia I te'i' ornamental work in 'Flowers liatilti some 80 distinct 4hades 'or co1org Sample sheets sent upon application Wire and for use in sower work 11 I EASELS IP1 toil 141 shsit sent lkiii0 111 coal land in Hopkins County Ky about thirty miles from the iron lands Lierrrm) AND LONGITITDB Or Latitude 36deg 10mtnILongitude86deg 49min rjIbi Far rains nearly 'V' stationary temperature variable winds Signal Service Observations Nashville Noy 20 1861 rind Time I Bar lig Weather 41)14440! for and Rhototilittbici fRovi I and 'Tretty Fresh PIO supply AU sizes suppl Total 6 7 13 2 4 BH PO A Hayes 3b 21011 IIoganLt 0 1 1 0 Reeder 2 2 0 1 Flee lb 1 2 12 0 0 Mannion I 00000 Boyle 2b 0 0 2 2 0 Masran 1 1 1 2 0 1 5 2 0 Burks 1 0 0 6 1 Total 9' 9 18 12 4 By billings: I Gradys 8 0 0 2 0 0-6 Nashville 3 0 '1 4 0 1-9 Summary: Tamed 1 Nashville 1 Two base 1 Stolen 1 White 1 Reeder 1 Firle Struck iaran 1 Lett on bases-- Gradts 4 Nashvi 6 Wild 1 Harper 1 Time of hour Nicholas of the Nashville A 'rig OAMKe SAVANNAH May to eight at the twelfth inning makes a very interesting game The umpire called the game at the end of this inning owing to darknms Ia the ninth the locate scored 4 making the game even following were even both zeroes and the umpire then called the game to the disappointment of both clubs New Orleans fielded exceedingly well but lost on betting while Savannah batted superbly but lost on fielding making 9 errors and the visitors Clark and Somers boxinen did fine work and had good control of the ball Following is the score: l4YANN11' B11 2 :1 A-X) a m2982 1601' NE 1 4 I 60 800 78' 10 Clear 1000 tu 12980 681 00 Clear Av treasure 1 High'ss temp 78 67 1 Dowst temp 57 7:00 a 75th meridian time corresponds to 600 a standard time etc tVelocity in miles per hour Ozone: night trace day War Department Signal Service A-- Meteorological eoord May 26 1887 Observations Wren at 8 m' 75th inerldian time at ail the stations named i i I 1 '1 i ii I hr L'''''''' 1 1 2- 1 1 1 i l' i i I LC- EATNE to- Stationers I IL 157 Union Street 4) -i -1" Strock Di Tall inTt i A 1 I ri 4 4 I A if- 11 VI tr- yarr -r 4 aK 1 one 34'-1- -1144-1-'4 1 T6 4 I 1 ck usumnee I Il Iti JAgr04f -Sete I '''7T it Bar a I Titer' 4 I gl I Place 1 8-hour 24-hr a- Weather change ch'ge I Vicksburg 29821-C6 86 28 00 Fair Shreveport 29 -06 94 21S At Clear Little Rock 111 108 14 6 8 1 0 Fair Chattatfga 2580 -Ai SO 2 NW 02 Lt Rain Memphis" 291 -08 88 4 00 Fair Louisville 297 -04 76 2 00 Clear Arr15- ft VA ottYWOr119r2iNitlAriWIK411 1 blionwp OerNi No oc Chcrch Wet in eatr15- 414 01 1t1 'til tDenotes rise -fall The quantity of Iron Is Inexhaustible The quality is of the beet Piot David Dale Owen the noted Statehleologist of KeritriCky In his official report Rays that it is equal to any In the United States The ore produces from go to 115 per cent of pure iron Ms tame very very little phosphorus not OVOT to '4 of 1 per rent Before the war large operations were carried on mom these lands 'The celebrated Hopewell Furuace was on the company's land also the Mammoth Farmers The quality of Iron enablers the best boilerplate of the world to be made at this point The Hillman Furuace property joins the lands Within five mileiset this plam was the Kelly Furnace where the first Bessemer steel was made This is a metier of court record In gelidity these superior toll in the Southwest in quantity they are equal to the richest veins of the Lake Superlocregion if all were collected regether upon of about 16001) acres The coal which is thirty tulles farther up the Chesapeake OhlA Railroad Is els a par with the iron The Keelwiry coal now in extensive use at Memphis New Orleans aud other point is reined within two mileeof this companfe property There are fmnt seven to twelve veins of coal from TOUT to ten feet in thickness The vein known No12 covers the entire property midranges frets eta to eight feet in thickness This veto as well as Noe 11 10 and 11 lies above drainage Prof Di Owen says that this vein of No 12 is of such a quality that it can be used raw forsmelting iron This saves the experts of coking The mal however makes admire" ble coke This is the only iron property In the South which has limestone the necessary thrilltg material he the very midst of the trouiorm The quantity is adequate to the demand of every furnace in the South VI On these lands are Moo found china clay potters' clay fluor-spar fire-brick clay read enormous Imelda of the finest varieties of Urn-bar The fiuorspar bas been mined and sold for $15 per ton All the induetriee which once made this region nourish and prosper died down during the war A most important item in maufactuelng enterprises of the present Is the motive power for renuing machinery The-three beet are Coal natural gas and water power Of these this Coniptiny certainly commands two The only the three in is natural gas Experts inform the Company that no inekations fail which would lead Mem to empect the presentee of natural gas Nearly every well of this has been discovered along a lineof latitude which runs through this property It is near vast coal fields The geological conditions are favorable The Company intends to bore for gas as soon as it can get be work If discovered the stock wit atones be worth par If the Company does not find natant gas It will then carry out the other plan for obtalatog an unlimiteit quantity of water-power The most remarkabletatural feature of he Cempany's property is the two river which runs doe together at this Mat In a straight line the distance Is milers Meng the line of the railroad from bridge to bridge the distaece 2 miles The Cumberland is just fifteen feet higher than the Teanesses as shown by thesurveys of the Chesapeake di Ohio Railroad A canal will beconstrutted which will supply a greater quantity of water power than into be found la the same area in any niece In Americo er Ittitope By means of the undershot wheel the would be able to run more manufacturing establishments than all in Massachmettaput together So much for the coal iron ore and motiros power These produce articles for ealM But In order to compete successfully Wills I skiff and capital of the rest of the world it is essential that the things produced should be marketable The chief reqaisies Weirton transportation If navigation makescheaptransportation then thisCompany has the cheapest transportation in the world -rnts practically the center of navigation in the Senthweet A glanceat the map will demonstraterthis Louisville Cincinnati Natbsille St Louis and Memphis are equi-distant and all accessible by wateri- All the recent coal and iron enterprises-have been compelled to-construct railroads to render them accessible Mere one railroad which runs from the Gulf of Mexico to-the Atlantic seaboard'itrin active operation The Ohio Valley Railroad will past through the Company's property rails having been laid to a point twenty miles distant Mere am the Tennessee the Cumberland the Miseissippl and the Ohio rivers to hold them in check Steamboat barges and tow boats salve the problem of cheap traosportatien A practical iron and callroad man has calcutated that this Onloparry can lay down pig iron hi the St Louis market illper tort cheaper than from any other point in Alabama Tenneesee or Kentucky The country is a valley of Virginia in miniature The land is rich friable and loamy It produces fine tobacco grain arid tither crops The compauy owns arable lands enough to supply all the field products thatcould be consumed in a town or 100000 inkimants The sources of revenue of the company will be Diesels of pig iron iron ore cement gravel of which immense beds are on the company's property coalitfiuer-spar lumber charcoal and coke Besides this the sale of lots which to about the only source of rove-Due of other companies is expected with ludicrous management piths money in the treasury and Um propsr improvement of the property to produce a revenue which will render unneeeesary any further sale of stock it inexhaustible quantities of iron ore limestone cement gravel potters' clay fiuor-spar fine agricultural lands timber a high rolling country well (trained and supplied with rood freestone water two rivers and two railroad cars make an enterprise successful this will be moo successful than anything of the kind ever before inaugurated The projectors bare acted a liberal part and look for their profits in the general success el ail A striking feature in this enterprise is the tact that the stock is receivable at par for ali lands and We sold by the company All stock so paid in will be cancelled This will act as an isducement to berm fide investors and will have as instantaneously good result en the general prosperity of the company There will be no sale of lots until the property has been extensively improved The site for the 'town will be laid off and plotted and buildings will be erected at once No sale of iota will take Oilcan Ion one year otori ill mit J04 XTECUrr or'icirts 4tt THEO PLUMMER Secretary ta eel DEPOSIT TUUST BANKING COM- PART Treasurer youtoPe the beep le St in miles Lrgee can Aber ante a the the Dg of All suit lict )11 Lit st1 optt Ion one yettr TIIE RIVERS 1 Report of the Ave of water In the river at the points named at 2 75th meridian time 143 Meat time May 24 1887 above Changes Low Water Rise I Fail Feet Feet Feet STATIONS LEBAxon TENN Mal The Americau: The seventh annual commennernent of Maple Hill Seminary two and a bait MIR west of Lebanon on the Nashville and Lebanon Turnpike finished its three days' and nights' entertainment last evening Mention of the commencement sermon on Sunday morning last has already appeared in Tux Mittman The success of this Institution of learning Is phenomenal and an honor to Tennessee The buildings are situated in a beautiful grove of giant manta undernenth whom broad shades is a tropical garden of plants and evergreens bordering wide neat gray- eied walks The buildings are of the latest architecture with all the modern appli- ROOM for corefort and health with a fine farm of some 700 acres to suppiy the este lishment rhs exerciees on Monday consisted in a thorough examination of the junior classes In all department4 with exercises in con cell recitation etc in the evening when the following programme was given Duet "Bridal Chimes Grand March Carrie Auld and Robbie Alles Duet "Leatlebr Polka" Bel lak--kimes Lula Baird and EMe Baird Duet "Me end My Shadow" Belie Rainey and Johnle Harrod Song by the little people chorus "Blue Bells of Scotland" Ethel White Pope Raines Ens Mounts Kate Wheelock Carrie Stratton Mamie Weir Carrie Reiman and Ella Mottley Recitation "Early Bennie Gull Duet "Concert Polka" Mamie Weir and Linda Butt Duet "The Jolly Blacksmiths" Jean Minxes Carrie Aura and Lillian Monroe Vocal duet "Cheerfulnyss" riumbert- Misses Belle Rainey and Carrie Reiman Duet -Butterfly Lelia Cooper ancrtula Baird Recitation Gob' Peama Yowl solo "Proch's Pope Raines Quartette "Grand Galen" Quidant --Misses Ave Pickard Carrie Stratton Jimmie Weir and CorNe Murphy 2 Jieeltation -Six Old Betty Meelain Marie Fite Julia Butler Anna Porter McFerrin Nellie Pairrier and Sallie McClain Veml due --Master and Popil" Hewitt4 3lisses Anna Savage and Ella Motley Duct "Waltz Bolltuan--Mirees Maggie Fite and Tommie Smith Recitation The Brave Carrie Aust 'mat On Blooming Meadows" Rive-Xing Misses Leila Owen and Tommie Shearon Play "Precious Pickles" Chorus "Evening class Duet "Jessamine Labitzky--Misses Mary Cash and Minnie Price Vocal duet "Love Shall Guide Thee" A 1 White--Missea Will Pickard and Mollie Pickard Reading "The Ki aud the Mollie Bell Qum tette read "Greeting to Spring" Wiison-Misses Gram Murphy Derktuk Pepe Raines and Leila Cooper Trio "Dante Blanche" Bel Sallie Jennings Lila May Kelso and Lillian Millet Vocal trio "Flower Greeting" Cursch inan-sMisses Willie Pickard Mollie Pickard and Leila Cooper Calisthenics 7 I' 44 School chorus' 1 4' Tuesday the more advanced and senior classes were subjected toa genuine teat of their knowledge In the evening an '-im4 manse crowd filled the large 0bapol- end were delightfully entertained with a programme embracing music -songs -mita tions and dialogues Conspicuous amOng the-acts of the evening were the y'Six Old Maida" by Missal Hetty McClain Marie Fite Jpila Butler Anna Porter Meerriri Nellie Palmer and Sallie McClain morning graduates dity notwithetanding the inclement appearances the college chapel and beautiful grounds were filled with Lebanon's and Wilson County's beet people The services were begun with payer by Rev McFerrin Jr followed by Miss Jennie 'McClain who as Salutatorian gracefully introduced the exercise Latthe morning in a beautiful welcome 1 4- Miss Willie Pickard of Waverly the prima donna of the-school pang and tO intportunate encore ireetoolIded happily Col Collier delivered a well timed address on "Advancing Civilization" The interested attention and the rising vote of thanks by the eighteen beautiful young ladies and the Board et Trustees upon the conclusion of his remarks evidenced the popular appreciation Miss Ettiel White then said the valedictory in mannerand matter without comparison after which President Hancock made a short and feeling talk to the clam and conferred the degrees upon- -theeighteen graduates 1 Among the very mail fich floral offerings during the day that of a full rigged ship was conspicuous The pendant streaming from the main top royal mast bore the oonmxtulatiens of a friend to Miss Jennie Meow) The final exercises of the school in the evening consisted in instrumental snd vocal music with recitations and an operetta written expressly for the Occasion with the followleg caM: i- 't 't 1-001lAillealtS REPREMINTSD 1 WI Gay Carismont of "Carisment Placem' i Miss Mollie Pickard Genevieve Carismont his sister 4 iiislette Coles Paga! Julia Butler mystics Queen Of the Tribe Mi ss Fannie Miller babrhta her favorite MIss Willie Pickard Gaspard a Gipsy chief Miss Alice Piens! Bella tiabrina's friend andcontidant 4 4 Mies Jessie Turner Thekla 4 -Miss Ena Mounts Meg Miss Ethel McClain -14 A Miss Pearl Galli Rena 4Miss Annie Fewlkes Zara 40 "tfillaa Aille Munroe The prizes Were then awarded" Miss Ethel White- teceived first 'prize In the school there were ten young ladles who were perfect 'for the year both in deportment and recitation and all received the same prize -Among the visitors from 'a sitstatiCO hospitably entertained at Maple Bill during the week were: Col Collar and: ladytiNash ville AllenMemphis J-B Tanksley- Nashtille ILAVilliams Atlanta GIL Simonton and lady Col Pickard' Is Stevens and lady Nashville W1 Winford Petersham Tenn Mr Eel-so Magnolia Ark Rufus McClain Miss Bell McClain McKenzie Tem: Frank Lester and daughter Miss Effie Nashville Is I Monroe Lone Oaki Ark Dozier 1 White's Bend Mrs Jennings Paris Tem Shearont'Ashland City Drake LouievilltviCy: Nevilsr Little Rock Ark Miss Mettle Dozier Nashville Tenn Mies Lula Aug Gordonsville Term Mr Guilt Mt- Juliet Mr Wm Bell Bellewood Tenn' Mr Sidney Hancock Paris Tex Miss 'Lnlian McGale Austin Tex Dr I Erwin 1)' Bellbuckle Tenn Judge John A Fite Carthage Term' Dr A Winfield Little 4 RockArk 4 114 4 HERZ A Lrrruc -Tuznit A yArrrYR r' Annie Liosoomb an old edlored 'lenient 60 years of age- nviLlg on Grundy street yeMerday dropped dft4 1 0 The meeting of the Ladles' Furnishing Society of West End Church has been poste rimed until next Monday at 4 in union meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association will be held to-nighA full attendapce of members is desired 'Parties desiring to attend the anti-coercion mass-meeting and picnic at Memphis are reoested to send their names to Dr Coyle immediately as upon the mumber going will depend the railroad rate 1 A Bleeding and Itching Positively cured by Darby' Prophylactic Fluid Bathe with a little-of the Fluid added tette water A single applicamea will allay the hell: lag soothe all Billastination'deedortta lin et tenetveness and staunch the bleeding Tetra and Scald Head are quickly eared by Dative Prophylactic Fluid irly27 flt mo we it lw End Tanks Ethel 118 Je 314llste Turner Thekle te- -Miss Ena mounts meg Miss Ethel McClain Roldas li 4:: Wes Pearl Ginn Rena ess Annie Powlkes Zara: ms e111se Aille Munroe The priz Were then awarded Mis ee White received first prize In the echeel there were ton 'Tu ladi es who were perfect -for the year both i dt- etent and itt recaion Alike' epor poll received the same prize Among tbe visitors from- a distanCe istos- pitably entertained at Maple Hill during the week were: Col COliyar ud: lady14Nash Aephir J-B ley vine '1' llenMm 1 tlanta Nashille A Willia ms A Gra 4 IL Simonton and lady Zol it Stevens and lady Nubville Pickard Winford Petersbnrg Tenn Mr 7 NV Sel- Magnolia Ark Rufus alCialtill Mi88 Ill McClain McKenzie Tenn Frank Lee- ter and daughter MM Effie Nash ville White's Bend Mrs Jennings Paris Tex Shearon'Asbiand City A il kt Nevi little Monroe Lone Oalri Ark Dozier Rock Ark Miss Mettle Dozier- Nashville ewe' Mies Lula Aug Gordonsville Tenn Drake iousovuos 88 tir Mr Gut Mt- Juliet Mr Wm Betty Bellewood Tenn Mr Sidney Hanceck Flute Tex Miss 'Lill Ian McGale Austin Tex Dr tl Erwin Belibuckle Tenn Judge John IA Fite CarthaRes Tenn' Dr A R' NVintield-'' D-f: Little Rock 'Ark -s- 4 'Ark i aratz i Lryrus 'Tuzitz A yTrTLE Annie tipseomb an old etioretivoilan 80 years of age fivkog on Grundy street leotards droPPed dmd 0 i The meerin -Ladies' Ieurnishin Society of Wef ot the hurch has been poet- ned until next Monday at 4 in: 4 0 union meeting Of the Lonna' men' esociation Ch flatten -ne A will be held tei -b A lull attendance of metnbere le desired Parties desiring to attend the an don mass-meeting and picnic at Memphis are reepested to send their names to Dr COyie immediately as upon themumber going will depend Um railroad rate water se A a- ilea-Blind Bleeding Sod Ikeisinot Dar ositivey cured by' rophylactic fluid BMbe with a little' of the Mid added tette A single application will allay the Itch ing soothe an Inflassinatico deodorize ill efe 'venom mod stauttch the bleeding Tette! and Scald Head are quickly cured by Dartwe LEBANON TEN( MO 26 -To The Amert can: The seventh annual commenoetnent of Maple Hill Seminary two and a bait miles Lebanon on the Nashville and Lab west of Turnpike finished its three days' and nights' entertainment lut evening Men- ion of the commencement sermon on Sun- day morning last bu tart ady appeared in THK kMIRICAN auring me aay that of a full nggea snip was conspicuous The pendent streaming from the main top royal mast bore the oon- gratulatione of a friend to Miss Jennie Mc- 64s4 4 A 4 tn The filed exercises of the school in the evening conflated in Instrumental end vocal mublef with recitations and an operetta ritten expressly for the Occasion with the tellOWilag cast: I 4-- I ieMEARICVNES REPREMINTSIL 1 WI Guy Carismont of "Carisinont Place" i Miss Mollie Piatara Carismont his sister iii381CLtiOieS age Juila Butier Quen of the Tribe Miss Fannie Miller babrina her favorite Miss Willie Pickard Gaspara a 61poy Idles Alice Ileum Bess liabrina's friend and contidant Jessie 'Turner Theils 311" Meg- Nies Ethel McClain 3 1 1 A 1 I i SelLE SS 6 1 4 2 6 2 ampan 6 1 2 2 1 0 Brower lb 1 16 1 1 Reilly 3b 8 1 a 6 8 2 Hutchinson1I 6 0 2 1 0 0 Durmeyer 2b 6 1 1 3 6 2 anslietf Somers Ix 6 1 1 6 1 Ballase 5 2 3 7 8 0 53 8 21 85 ga 9 raw ontsas A R' RH PO A Cartwright ilb 6 2 5 3 1 Gelas 2b 6 22 5 8 1 Powell Pujol el Jc 6 1 18 0 0 Vaughn 5 1 2 6 4 0 Fuller 01 6 1 2 0 2 2 Murphy I 0I 1 3 2 1 Wells 6 0 16 0 Clark 5 0 2 0 8 0 IL Fuller a 2 0 0 Total 52 8 16 56 27 Faller Out tor net running Innings: Savannah 120100304000-8 Runs 1 New Orleans' 6 Two-base 5 Durrneyes 1 Dallas 2 CumPeo 1 Hutchinson Tbree-bese Cartwright Base NI baibi-r-By SOIMellt 3 Clarke 2 Stolen Orleans 4 Savannah 1 Pasant 1 Wild 1 Struck Swats 4 Clark 2 Time of csimos-210 6 alumnus CEARLERro14 May crippled club detested Memphis without much trouble to-day It Vas an MI day for the visitors They made zany errom in additioa to which Charleston was very lucky in batting Smith What they lacked in playing however they made up for in kicking which tbe did in such a violent and boistwous manner that several of them were fined- The locals on the other hand played an almost faultless game nearly every player in the nine making one or more brilliant playa 'Official score: CHARLESTON an- PA A Glenn 1 1 4 0 0 Hines 2b 5 2 1 it 5 0 Powell 4 0 1 8 0 winiams 8 4 0 1 Carl 4 -f 1 1 0 0 Corcoran 4 1 1 1 Sinith 14 4 0 2 3 1 0 4 1 0 2 Ci CIiUdb0 4 0 0 8 0 6 7 27 MEMPHIS AB PO A 1 1 8 0 Powell liri:" 4 'O- winiams it 8 4 0 0 1 1 1 earl f1---t 4 -t 1 A Corcoran 84 A 4 1 1 smite 4 0 3 8 a mungierp 4 1 2 4 8 shlies 8 4 0 0 8 '1 0 83 a 7 2 21 1-6 1 Total ir XEMP1115- it 11' r's A JNO HOUSTON President PEARCE First Vice President N)RTER Second Tice President GEO SIELDEN Third Vice President JNO HOUSTON President PEARCE First Vice President PORTER Second 'Vice Preskient iiiNfif filii Vicilie-sicl-e-rif- forwhich tf kr i 4 1 mable which 2 tt I 4 totterbleb tf I The Largest the Cheapest -i I i Ind the Best in the Wor141 hilVISAq 3a te4 OVER $30000 IN LOSSES 1 rem es 11 ta n1 3 '1 1 111d4t 12-4Pronsylinia the Rome of the Company I itiLtyf NEVERDISrUTCO A CLAIM 1s-4-T1 i 7 '1'''')r IL tVITEIIINORT SERVICES PRE'S llorses examined for soundness by expert olutiges free 6-ed charge by calling at our office Ton out insure your horse in this company or $100 at an average cost of less than two ots a day and receive competent veterinary free of citerge itt case ot sicluiess or I arr it 4 4 I do 11 Over t170000QC! of taetusseel takes In 'billade phla alone -'ivfr f1I' 1 'We defy any live stock InSurance company in fah inx Wahowaseeentemat to 011114i 1 pep4 foriCirtular 1I 1 1 eve I DR FLSELLS Illanager WO eod It lefits 146 i Jive- 1 I i Posicively Cured hi I trrE It 0 ''thele Little10111114 3 I tile' relieve Dts 41 i 1 I me from Dd-sPePsirop rs4 I 'I'ril'a t' lial'esti' d' 7' oc on an Irt! per 1 ILLS fear remedy for btu' 1 ness Nausea- toroival $11 r-4 nein tad Taste la the Nouth Coated Tongue Pali's! the Side TOR noir1D LIVER They regulate the Bowels moji0-'' l'iiiiimi-Ocraitipation tend l'ilee': The -11 imaillent and Only one pill a 40810 Purelf vegetably? Vies 265 tient' i 1'4 I itEZICIVE Co ProVre Nee Tort Isis 1ra2P 'itu" trorrrecor mit 4' 4 Itk N1 grim liEzr3E1 1 4 li 444 '1 -J811111It'q I -111urince- A1 0 trri-1 Co )1 0 1 4 4 4-fit 11 istoorporstoo 1 Imo 1 1 sc 4 r441 1 '17 1 CILIRLVe IsCOB '''Prosident 4 "i' TEICSTDi 66 6 Booratarl not I nt Nel This Company hu returned 10 pollot "a I 11 holders end holds invested for theta v11- enure than me total premiums received :1 Office: 7 lee' B1ck lasiville 1 The I '-i itttet tetc ftd4 1 iliAVE or-sf1 tliria i i Mouth Coated Tlegne Pabi Li the Side TOR lent rID LIVER They regulate the Bowels re 'end Pile The 44'''' -al nostilist end easiest estate Oily 088 pill a keesse Fuel' uel' vagetAblo Seim 28 cm- ts eAltele eze tste rt e0 tenet 2e Tut --essssre tout gse eo-otrererw rill le ek gm sewn 4 -1 i t- 7-1-- 4- 'it '''t 1 --ll fill' urlee I 1 6' '-'a if I 111 IIDA-44KEtNgreda411- I Its" I '0' 4 1'-A 1' 4 '''It lwP4)1111w11 11111'e 1 I tr tt -ell lefigt718 preeidenk rx-ei 11-1 i glrel 1- Pe 1 Aet This Comeane has returnee to na 0 and holds holders lds invested for these ''It THUBTIN seeretarl 4114 I '111311 Ikan the Set'al Pwriklums Wel'- lilt Tennessee Ornee: 7 Seel Blot lastiv i 'a 14t Virlikou LI et $100 fag A A ti 0Tor! Id I std We de 410111114104 101111011a11000EgAKBAL to ours pep4 togCircular :1 syf rt DR ILSELLS Manager aelp It leap NIA ee n------- tf- 1 I IC I 'ACHE i Posicively Cured Ili i ta riti3O ''thele Little4111114 i we 1 1) They also relieve Dts 11:11411 I- we from Dyspepsia r4 1Ar 1 i Genevieve VE 1 indigestion and Too "Eating' A per e't 1 4 I IrleS 11 eat 4 rt re' medy for Di zal ness sTau torii 1 I'ses' oil 4 neat lied Taste la the Nouth Coated Pate in the Side TOR so ru) LITER ao They regulate the Bowes Cairo 20 4 I 58 06 Helena 2'41 07 Little Rock 54 00 Louisville 67 Memphis 188 06 Nashville 4 45 GI St Louis 146 01 Shreveport 02 Vicksburg4 2S6 07 TESUNOFSKY aBergl Signal Corps 8 Army The river is falling elowly1 the gauge allowing 6-10feet IN9 arrivals- 'Teparted The 1 Hillman for the Lower Cumbeeland The eleganl' steamer Hillman will leave Saturdm at 12 o'clock for Paducah and all tohitson the tower Cumberland There will be a boat owl Sathrday for the Upber Cumberland A The steamer Rhea leaves Paducah for Nashville today The Mississippi frets Cairo to New Orleans wiR continue slowly falling TB UPPER CEMBERLAND CARTHAGE TENN' 21 1887 1:16 Di 125 feet and falling Weather clondy Wind weet Rainfall 010 inches HIIRNEaDIC KV May' 25 1887-122 tn 45 feet and irdling Weatber cloudy Wiwi calm Rainfall CV inches GENERAL Bina DISPATCHES NEWOutnstis May and City St Louis Prrrsauno May 2 feet 8 inches and stationary Weather cool and raining Cl40D4NATI May 11 feet 6 Inches snd falling Pittsburg Weather fair and pleasant jormsonvius May river is falling The Clyde from Evansville to Waterloo passed up at 6a in Weather cloudy and cool CADIO May 20 feet 8 inches and failing of Memphis Vicksburg 2 in John Gilbert St Louis 4 in of Memphis St Louis 4 in Weather cloudy and warm MENSELS'- May 18 8-10 feet on the gauge a decline of inches during the past twonty-four hours Departed Kate Adams to Arkansas City 8 In State Cinciunatt Weather Loms May river his fallen 1 10 and the gauge 'now marks 14 feet Inches of New Orleans New Orleane of Cairo Vicksburg John Gilmore New Orleans Weather clear and warm LourSinut May stationary with 8 test 6 inches in the canal and 4 feet I inches enthe falls Smoky City New Orleanio IL -F Friable Iron Dilke Sam Clarke St Louis Departed City Iron Duke Pittsburg Friablei Huntington Sam V1a3k SI Louis Golden Rule New Orleans Buckeye State Meintblow 7Weather clear Orleans cool Depart Iron Wea Priebie 6 GENERAL mega DISPATCHES NEW Oittleaes May 28--Arrived and de- Darted-Future City St Louis Prersetmo May 28-River 2 feet 8 inches and stationary Weather cool and raleing env A alver 11 feet inches endn May 26- ialling Departed-Stoekdale Pittsburg Weather fair and pleasant tioe 1114 May 8Specia 2--Ll-The i is felling The Clyde from Enneville ver to Waterloo passed up at ti' a Weather cloudy and Celso May 28-- iver 20 feet 8 inches an log emp Vicksbur 2 nv John GilbertSt Louis fail' Arri ed 11 bis le 11 es selle a Bempbts se 111 Oval 101 Lou ie 4 Weather cloudy and warm Arno MEN May 28--River 18 8-10 feet on the gauge a docile' of 5 Inches during the past 7 twanty-four hours Departed-- 'matte State -Cincinnati Weather lute Adams to Arkansas City 8 In Ar- weer- ST Loms May 26-The river bas fallen 110 and the gauge now marks 14 feet et Dolma Arrived-City of New Orleans New Orleane Deptuied-City of Cairo irkksburg John Gilmore New Orlealle ther Clear and warm togignurt May 28-Nighe -Rorer stationary with 8 teet 6 inches in the canal and 4 feet 1 inehee on the lane Arrived- Smoky City New Orice em 11 eka Sam Clarke Se Louis Sm oky City Iron Duke Pittsburg priebi Bindinntonsam cure Bt 711 le -u s' a 1 state: Golden Rule New Orleans uc eye tWeather clear and noel- 0 the vill ti sit to 'ad! 14 I It P-1" CO 11 3 JOHN HOUSTON President Safe Deposit Trust Banking Company Nashville Tenn 4' 13) A COLYAR President Alabama Ze Tennessee Coal ti Iron Company Nashville Tenn Mid EAKIN Secretary and Treasurer Mammoth Cave RMiroad Company Nashville Tenn o'to JAM Ei PHILLIPS MaBager Mud River Coal Company Nashville Tenn Po ill MOOR Lawyer Nashville) Tenn 0 91 A STOCKELL Lawyer Nashville Tenn etti JOHN A McEWEN Merchant Nashville Tenn if' ft ALBERT It TAVEL Publisher Nishville Tenn 0 I1 to ISAAC REESE Secretary and Treasurer Union Publishing Company Nashville Tenn txt EUGENE CORBETT Manufacturer of Saddlery Nashville Tenn SMITH Southern Agent Erie City Iron Works Nashville Tenn it THEO PLDMMER Secretary and Trt3asurer Nashville Lumber Company Nashville Tenn 1 MITER President First National Bank Memphis Tenn flw thee ADAMS Lawyer Memphis Tenn Doti JAMES PHELAN President The Avalanche Publithing Company' Memphis Tend trIll HALDEMAN Coutier-Journal Company Louisville Ky I ft-P4 A PEARCE Business Manager Courier-Journal Company Louisville Ky 4 ed DuPONT President Louisville City Railway Company Louisville Ky GEORGE SELDEN President Erie City Iron Works Erie Pa twit tot SHIELDS of Wm Deering Company Chicago Di The stock books are open at the Safe Deposit Trust Banking Company (Cole Building) Only $7590030 of Stock will be placed on the market: ibis is being rapidly taken Any Person desiring to PurChase this stock from a dist ince can do so by depositing the cub Moment With any bank and have the bank telegraph the Safe Deposit Trust Jr Company Nashville Tend the name and amount 1 pt 11 III of! ft at of Pit 4 138 tIng the National IA ALBERT 11 TAVEt Pahl! SP0 REESE Seeretary and beittrellasasubrveirilUtnTieen nnirobilshi Company'' mpany'' Nashville Tenn EUGENE CoRBETT Manufacturer of Saddlery Nashville Tenn I1 le it tat A el :1" 'W 8MITEL Southern Agent Erie City Iron Works Nashville Tenn Te 'THEO PLUMMER Secretary anti Treasurer Nashville Lumber Company Nashville Ten 3ettli iT ER itresident irst Bank Memphis Tenn i tv ADMLewye I) PAS Memphis Tenn Hee JAMES PHELAN President The Avalanche Pnblifiling Company' Memphis Tend tet3 NV HALDEMAN ausier-Jounial Company Iouleville Ky PEARCE Business Manager Courier-Journal Company Louisville Ky riot's ed Iron Works ilway Company Louisville DuPONT Prealdent Louisville City Ra GEORGE smrDEN President Erie ('It Yip Pa esti SS I Deerin Com any Chic ago 111 lot 8 HIELD 1 The ettlek oueee are oPen at the Safe Deposit Trust Banking Company (Cole Building) Onle $7500010 of Stock will be placed on the market: this Is being rapidly taken Any person deeiroog to purchase this stock from a disttnce can do so by ilepositing the cash paymerit with any bank and have the bank telegraph the Safe Deposit Trate St Cotnpany Nashville Tenn the nam and amount i i fbr IL' ALIAS Special lAca IT I State Agent -r7 11 gouts throughout the State tre26 17 gt iri 1 rik rit Arti ri RLAPBAGS I Wheat Corr Oats Bran Peanuts Fertilizers Land Plaster Ice etc totten Bags cotton Irtour backs Paper Flour Sado 7t COPANT Bag Manufacturers and Wholesale Paper Dealirs Ne 34 Market St Nashville Tenn weekly Clear the Way Without loss of time when the intestinal eant1 is blocked up by reason of constipation cbronio or temporary It should be borne In mind that this ailment is prone tO become lasting and obstinate and breed other and worse complaints Rostetter's Stomach Spent is the precise remdy to remove the obstruction effedually but without drenching or weakening the blockaded bowels a consequenee always te be apprehended from the Mie Of Violent laxatives which are among the most pernicious of the cheap WSUm swallowed -by the credulous aod Misinformed The gat of experience and of the 1 13ROPOSALS will be received by the under' signed at Murfreesbom Tenn until noon of fitonday May 30 for the several branches of work required in Thi Construction of thO Church- South Building Foundation Excepted The work for which proposals are desired are brick work cut stone terra colts carpenters' work galmnized Iron tin and slate work plastering gas fitting painting glazing tuid steam heating as per specifications on file Plans and specifications Mn be seen on application to me at Murfreesboro The right reserved te the Building Corn Santee to reject any and ail bids- 1 (I coLtirn chairman Buildhill COMraittet Idurfreesbore: TOM May 8 11387 MY4wefrimon td Seep ptig rurs 331 we 101 11" 4 sumeitteir ITS Merry min inertia To' coNnieffoRst LI ti LAI CO ROPOSALS will be received by the under- CI signed at Murfreeshom Tenn until noon 1 ilonday May 30 for the several branches et -1- rk required in to dle 1 toX 1 SL morn CO ap26 17 CONT' A' CT E-4 111- 4 om cDti gm) CA 1:13 Cal IA4 04 EP21 04 DYiStSAN TAk lve Weir JattWit 4114 We the undersigned hereby agree to purchme the timber of shame opposita our rempettive namm of the paid-up non440401e stock of the GRAND RIVERS COAL IRON Lit RAILROAD COIIPANY of the par value of one hundred dollars per Aare we will pay ten dolling per share payable one-half cmh balance in thirty and silty days my22 I 1 it i 0 eo 1 the ()W9C1-1ACT trite stock of the GRAND RIVERS COAL IRON tit RAILROAD COMPANY of the par value of one hundred dollars per share we will pay ton dello per share payable one-halt cub balance in thirty and sixty days my22 I We the undersigmed hereby agree to purehtee the tuomber of Bharat opposite our rempettive namm of the paid-up non-letiestable TA fl 1 1 fgril ri SI ci 11 i 11 at pm op 4 i wo- I ll I 1 LLII -re co I 0: i t-- it---i a wa 811 Special Ws II klub opetlea gel' 1 IT Aent 1 'P CO) 1 a -i I le Is cct 0'1 Arg I i 1 -or 1 I 1 State WANTED--Rellable 'yenta throughout the 1 ire'261y 1 1- 1 TIROPOSALS will be received by the under- signed at Murfreesbom Tenn until noon LI 41 la a in Gent ao 4 oq zi) r-14 2 CniN l'jrAt et aloneay May 30 for the several Drenches et -0 ariyi At stt t'Atk 1 A 0 bind in I se c-b wor tee 1 111''' ots tetyA Lac 1:1 BAGa I Clear the Way Tha Construction of the III Church '0 '1 di -) c' South Building Foundation Excepted v7 "-zu Without loss of time when the intestinal canal mo 5 13:1 is blocked up by reason of constipation chronic The work e' rk forte bleb roposals are desired are i C) orn Oats Bran Peanuts Wheat' or temporary It should be borne in mind that te brick work cut stone rra colts carpenters' 111 '1 1 a 1 ''tfl '4 this ailment hi prone to become luting and ob- work gaivanteed iron tin and slate work plas- ----F I ce c12 Fertilizers Land Plaster tee etc stinate and breed other and worse oomplaints tering gm fitting painting glazing and steam lawn CIE Dee I tamest Seamless Cotton Fleur Sacks raper Your Seeks 1 Grocers' Bags 1 I Or neetette- a In P' Sto ash Bitters le the precise rem- dy to remove tbe obstruction eftedualle but beating as per speeMeamons on me Milessi Col le' wairoukn2 Plans and specifications tan be seen on ap- rani location to me at Murfreesboro without drenching or weakening the blockaded P- The right is reeerved to the Building Cont- IIIP' 4 E-4 bowels uenee always to be apprehend- metes torelect Cu! and all bide- a mum ap26 It uti' GIN Ill JA ITILIoN COPANT ed from the um of 'violent laxatives which are "''t Lilie4U3 ii1 LLIUR Chairman Sulloom -meg the most pernicious Of the cheap nos- Tem "t7 Ill 1 DYbStSANTAII '1 Bag blenufacturen and Wholesale trums swallowed by the credulous ace thisia- may 8 1887 -meiweirimon td f' Paper Dealers 1 formed The askof eipwience and of th ill' 1-) Xa 34 Market St Neeve Tent men a 3 "it so il OLSZurr08 14 I eoci 7- 1 es I Niti 1 14 11- 4 rTww cc 1r4t'o ts a mem- os I te 1 11 waraisres 11 I ii 1 0 1 -2 0 1 Doyle 4 8 0 0 2 2 Andrews 1 1 2 14 1 0 Force 4 0 0 1 5 0 Crottytt 4 40 0 0 0 0 Black 1 0 2 4 1 1 2 4 2 -1 0 Smith '0 10 4 8 8 8 4 a TotI-v 93 9 27 12 8 Charleston 1' II 1 0 0 00 1-8 Memphis-- 0 2 0 0 00 1 11-3 Barned runs-charleston a Tao-base hits-lines Powell Corcoran Charleston Smith and Memphis Smith Total base-hits-Charleston 11 Memphis 10 Left on hases-Chtuleston 4 Memphis 5 Bases stolen-Charles- ton 8 memphis Struck out-By Bungler 21 Smith I First base sow halls-Charleston 1 Memphis Double play-Corcoran Batter hit-By Bungler 2-Wild pitches-Bungler 2 Smith 2 Passed balls-Bckeogh 1 Time Of Fanie-One hour and atty mivutes Umpire rIlaurtzt 4e OTH211 amts At eineinBatl: Cincinnet4 0 2 21001 0 0-4 Athletics 1 3 4 0 0' 4'-2 At St aid? St 20803020041 Mete 0 0 0 0 0 0 011 At Louisville: 0 0 1 '11 7 2 24 0--21 Brooklyn 2 0 111202-79 At PhilsAeldlia 200002231P-2 tudnulaOnst 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 At Boston: 4- 1 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 Chicago 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 a 11 1 t-8 At New York New York 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 2-4 Detroit 001020800-6 At Washirlgion Washington 8 Pittsburg 0 Your Innings called on account of rain I At Cleveland: Baltimore game was pod poncd on account of rain qt htl C'HALLEN01 The CourtrHonee nine hereby' Challenges the Square nine to a match game of base ball to be played at the Sulphur Spring Park 8auirday May 281 at 430 mJ of 1 MARIBIALt Captibu'l I The condition of Maj BenIPoore sras somewhat wOme WA Melts Loule 0 Umpire 0 0 A 1 Sneed 1 0 1 2 to 1 tsb 8 0 0 t' 8 0 2 Doyle Antirtowe1D I 1 2 14 1 0 Forte 0 0 0 1 5 0 Crotty 1 0 0 0 0 0 Black 0 11-1 1 0: 2 9 I 1 I 1 2 't 2 -1 0 8 itio a 0 1 0 4 8 Lluelc4-i---: 0 A a a a i t- Total: 38 'V 9 27 le 8 Inningst 4 1 Charleston 1 1 0 8 1 0 0 0 0 1-6 ri Phis- 0 2 II '0 0 0 0 0-3 sines Powell Coreeran Charleston Smith Earned runs-chartesten a Tao-base 1 bits- ton 11 Memphis 10 Lett on bases-Charles- ton 4' Memphis 5 Bases stolen-Chutes- ton': 8 Memivphi irst Struck out-By Rungler2 and Memphis Smith Totial base-bits-Charles Smith I base en balle--Charleston I Double play-Corcoran Batter liellaRbK met Wild Itches-H i 2 bot-By Rung er ung er ismit 2 bans-)texeokh 1 Time of gante-One hour and ilfty mitutes s-Atkinsop I 0I'M 'At toncinnate 0 I 0 0 1 0 0-4 i --'1 1 3 2 0 4''-'3 At At i 'I't Be Louls 2 0 8 0 3 0 8 0 0-11 Meta i 0 'ta -0 0 0 0 0 br! II At to'u A toulsvilles '0 0' 1 -11 01 2 E4 0--21 Brooklyn 4 2 0 -0 1 1 1 3 0 2- 9 At Philadellioa 2 0 0 0 0 2 "I 8 ll indienatplhe 0 2 1 0 1 1 0 2-t At Boston: 1 I Boston-1 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 t1-1 ag 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1' Chico le ork I-8 At ew New York 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 2-4 Detrott 0 0 1 0 2 0 8 0 0-6 At peveland: Baltimore VIM was post At Washitl'arci' Washington 8 pittsburg 0 Four Innings ealiM on account of rain ponce oa of t1 ti A 4 at' The Court- nine hereby' cnallengee the qua base ball ko es re nine to a match ame of played tee buipeur sprhig pare lig 28r 420 fiat I I a la IIIJ MAR8RALL'Cliptilni71 The Condition of Maj Den1Poore Was -nozzoNlys MEDICATED -comPLEX1011 Impartz a brilliant transpereeel to the kIa Itte nerves ell Duneke treelike duel disesierstlems Vas sale ty itrstedessesestsrlses et teateet for SO its 'tame I ien Abb OWDER IL spill sod ly I 7 0 ZZON I 0 i' -1 MEDICATED a brilliant transbasanef to tito skin Ma CO IMPLEXIOrl moves sill toniblas treekkal ana disosieratirma Tea saki aal antolasadosorisista et saa4408 for SO in 0e1 0 111 stenos so meies we anI9 AAA Il CAILIPSESITI3003 Artoised In the hospitals of Paris In place of Copsiba and astringent liquids and will cure in 48 hours all disarrangements of the trilltry organs in aim sex without eons nienos of any kind tiltiKaULT £00 Phar mateutical Chemists Paris BOLD DI ALL DitratillaTIL CLASOP latTlaMIES 'I AMOSed in the hooltals of Paris in place or Co ba Cube!) and astringent pal liquids end will cure in 48 hours all disarrangements of the trthary organs Inaba sex without income- of any kind ORIMAULT I CO Phu Chemists Paris I Isrlf A I INDrilELTIVra worlefAvph medical fraternity salittioha the claims of thin A ilt4 standard aperient blot only as a volute of re- lief and permanent regularity to the' bowels liver and stomach but as a meanie of remedy- ing and preventing Iddney and bladder troubles ve 4 1 1 aud fever and ague It Is without a peer mfito ir mo we i lw apdi 11 ap ip Am sane medical fraternity tioes the dams of thin a I eV standard aperient Not only as a eouree of re- permanent reguiaroty to the bowels i an am ef medy liver and stonier as a meanie re ing and preventing kidney and bladdertroubles se I Lind toyer slut ague it is without a peer Tint lotsmy to not I mere toittleal tract ta a itswe Ti' WEEELT Aminueam is not a mere week- Political tract- It la a am the.