The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 4

TUE DAILY' Al ASIrVTLLT SUNDAY 11011NING AUGUST 23 1883-Tw1iLv1 PACIL3' 4 at doe DRY GOODS POWDERS AMiPW001MV01060kira000 rtiKtrit ACCM ti A CHAPTER ON HUSIC' The Musical Union Will 7'rob ably Not Be IteviveA FRANKLM CO We are Bole Agents for the Judson owder Co' kd'ir Itst( 8 a AV 4-117 fillnallit8: 1-017u01 vopI ALL GRADES et l'' r- raps Water-Prof fastCattos Foe etc 4 4 I And on mike the lowest prices '1 de 1 on any quentityt We owe also eke low prices on reviler 'no-- 4 4 tN 4' 411" i 'I 4tel A 4''v I 4 4 11 i 1 1 I '1 In 1 )1c 46 'College Street 2d Door from union St' loons of the linniesa tights Aje pendia( tho rime tor the Yttotar 1) Cliatetallee 01 ft L------w- a- iit'in4 itp Otssti r44t 4 I la" I )bt y411 Alf 4 OA 'imialt 11144Itb AL elabm BLASTING POWDER W(j0 011110 C'd: J11' giitat'Salel 12 Dead-Shot Sporting Powder Curtis it Harvey's Powder Wood Powder Etc Prior to Receiving Our New Fall Stock each ettAilat 0500eco 2 d'hemitotoAart ZetallpsixritvAtil cle johltion goe'g CHAS GRIFFITH I to7 ood ly 'Church Street Opposite Maxwell House NASHVLLE TENN de irnNre ly I PHYSICIANS DB ROTHROOK 1 A Sale in August! A Sale when everybody's out of town! hit so I--when everybody's out of town there are thousands in Nashville--there are as many more always visiting our city and thoulands members of the "CAN'T GET AWAY thousands within a radius of fifty miles of the city of Nashville'' to them this advertisement is addressed Yo IlaTe Files Upon Piles of Goods to Sell I And have Goods adapted to the present season which we mean to sell) We will name prices which will sell them They who have wants to satisfy will find a visit to our store will repay 1 them for we will sell at prices that will reward a visit to 01:4 Fit Sic CO'S 4 gd A EDUCATIONAL vcrcocoxivcriznires Select School for Bois and Girls and Training School for Teachers Aunt OPEN SEPT leth st the Norris place fourth house mill of the American office on Cherry street Commodious building and ample grounds Parents from the County? may leave their children in charge of the Principal until called for after school hours The snore' ea well es the intellectual education of the child regarded Cdrildren prepared for a useful life and teachers for the school-roam For full particulars address WOOLWINE Principal sul sod 2m 4p I 138 Church As Nashville Tenn ornat 1104728 17 tc 3to4 and 7tel Oil South Sommer sheet er Sotittt SODIUM Street phone ateffice No 662 Its connection with general prattles le polw pared to ettooraefully treat all rectal dummies berserrhokle Ipileol 'deer Swarm Stasis I atet withost knife or ligature with compare tirely no pRO loss of Sloe from linuWeee jakintttlfr emo totp I I TOBACCONISTS CAURIAGE-MAKERS FOR SALE It le doubtful if the Musical 'Union will revive Ita leading spirit Mr Douglas Reim bus given out that ander DO circumetanese can he sive the required etteotion necteaary for the uccessful prosecution of the work and unless be le persuaded frodi this position or Ions one volunteers from the large musical coterie to do the businus part of the work the brilliant prombes born of the nooses the union met with last lesson may not meet with fulfillment Nevertheless it may happily turn out that a entficient guarantee can be raised to call Mr Broek 'invert from Cincinnati in which case a permanent musical organization were an assured thing Prof Black is still at Prof Welter who has been rusticating at Beersheba bids return Miss Bailey is finishing up a pleasant summer experience at Asbury Park Mr and Mrs Stewart will as usual be promineet in mus cal circles during the winter Mrs Hart has passed the summer in Lb city and is prepared after a good rut for hard work Prof Graben will prosecute his labors In instrumental and vocal instruction with his usual vigor Mme Carrack who is at Present in Chien' will go shortly to New York City to locate with professional intent IKTIL Iglehart who is now in the city will divide her time between Vicksburg and Nashville during the coming winter There will be two theatrical orchestras In the city this 'winter The Masonic and the Park are each making special efforts Harry Sheets is giving up more or less time out of business hours to the new M118011t0 orchestra of which be is the pianist Our amateur song birds will warble with renewed freshness the result of summering here and there amid a variety of pleasant surroundings Miss Annie Well lingers at the East and is now with friends at Philadelphia Miss Lillie Well has returned and is rusticating at Eldorado Springs Prof Graben accompanied by Mr Fraley snd the Misses Dorman were in Springfield Friday night where assisted by local talent they gave a concert for church purposes I Prof Abbott sill be a prominent tic tor in musical matters during the wintar in his capacity as leader of a very much improved theatrical orchestra and as a teacher on the violin Miss Mary Weber has passed the entire summer in comfortable quarters on the corner of Spruce and Church streeta nracticing and receiving a few musical Mends now and then Mae Ada Sax the leading amateur pianist in the city has been content to peas the heated term at her specious Spruce street home but will leave us for a time next month Mrs Biandner has followed the example of the hummingbird flitting from scene to scene The talented artiste is now at her apartments corner of Church and High streets To reduce our stock wo will esll Elpreos Wagons Delivery -Wagons Freight Wagon Phaetons Ruggles And Drage AT REDUCED ALLEN BROS Quintard Ione secretary Campbell treasurer Thos Cox captain and pitcher Hits catcher firat base Reeves second bus Worthen' third bees A centmfield: Chas Nash' right field IL 'lineman left lieldi Geo Wheeler short stop It will be remembered that the Reds were organised a few days show and have paraded their willingneas to Melt soy other similar organisation in the city They now have a good chance to crone bats with a lint rite organisation in a worthy cause Let them socept the challenge or hereafter keep quiet sw varroans gazosh The "all broke up" appearance of the uniforms is noticeable by the large number of spectators of the Baker is all right nimself pitches great ball bits well and is immense on base running but the make up of his uniform is very tiresome a regulu combination suit of two or three old uniforms He'll never be able to paralyse the ladies' stand until he rigs himself no In better shape Billy Taylor is also quite needy in this regard When be pitched his first gams for the Nubvilles some three or more weeks ego be appeared upon the diamond with gray pants sad a noticeably clean white cotton lisle thread Shirt In all of the games in which he has since appeared whether the club wore old goici or grey uniforms he has worn the same old dirty pante and the white shirt that is isow no Longer white It is padded smeared and elated with the dust of four weeks and as many diamonds That same shirt which bee never been touched with water has been an eye-sore to people in Nuhville Memphis Chattanooga and The uniforms of the other players though presentable are very shabby and ought to be exchanged for new ones Give the team a new outfit by all means CLOSING VP THI GAP The double victory yesterday afternoon of the locals over their visitor' brought them one game nearer the The latter club have won 59 games lost 26 played 96 and have a per oat of 686 I The Nashville' have now won 55 games lost 29 and have a per cent of 655 Let the locals by a great and strong effort win the next seven games which include the Macon and Augusta series and they will never be beaded for the pennant During the put week the Atlantis have entered five contest" and won three The Nashville' have out of six games played won six decide" vie- toriee Tug CONVALISCINT Capt 011ie Beard managed to hobble en crutches to the grand stand yesterday afternoon and eee his team win two games of ball His sprained ankle has come at a very unfortunate time as it will likely prevent him from participw ting in the games with either Augusta Or Macon His return to the diamond will be heartily welccmed ATLANTA to The American ATLANTA Aug game between Macon and Atlanta heartily disgusted all who were present The Macon club seeing that they were badly behind made every effort to prolong the gams Umpire DeFrance did not seem to know what to do His decisions on balls and strikes diegusted both sides and enraged the audience Both clubs are laughing at him to-night and say that they will agree on another umpire for Monday's game The general impression is that he means well but don't know any better The following is the soore by Adenta 0 1 0 5-7 liacou 1 0 0 1 0-2 The gems was called at the end of the sixth inning 2 Macon 7 Struck Bauer 4 by Miller 11 Base 4 Macon 3 Time of hours and fifteen minutes Special to The American Mimesis Tux Aug 22 Columbus club won an euy victory over Memphis to-day Masten who has been pitching steadily for the Memphis club laid oft to day Will O'Brien was the boxman for the locale He hag been ill and be was knocked all over the field The first five men who came to the bat for Columbus scored and O'Brien then gave way to Brennan one of the fi Two more runs were made by Colombo" in this inning by errors of the Memphis in the field Brennan pitched very well the remainder of the game and struck out six men The game wu noted for the heavy batting of both clubs Smith and Kuhmeyer were the battery for Columbus Brennan and Arundel for Memphis The following is the score by innings: Columbusa7 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 1-11 00 1 a 1 0 0-! CHATTANOOGA Special to The American I' st-- 7-tiork I oi grit (4-IN '111P -1111 16114 1 '1116A4 11111101M-F I -var 1111111 41i A 1 a 00 1 30411priA I 11 i OAL I 41111111SI VtittreilliyA I 11 ''A tO Itillia 1 -0-7101 litWAI NH Ins 4fI sta 4 msvotipte --t---- i------1- IN OUR STORE YOU WILL FIND Complete amportments of an kinds ef goods at prices hitherto unknown for goods of fine quality: Ladies' extra Hose 120 Men's extra Half Hoes minim Men's Gauze 25 0 Ladies' Gauze Vette 25 0 Ladies' summer Popltn Skirts-- 40 Venician black Lisle Gloves 20 English black Silk 65 0 Nice Hoop 8kirts 15 0 Pine hemstitched Linen 10 0 Ladies' Linen Chokers 5 0 Gents Linen Standing Collars 10 0 Gents' Linen Turn-down Collars 10 0 Gents' Linen Cuffs extra heevy 10 Gents' nieb white 5 0 Gents' 601ot-4)dborder 6 0 Good quality corsets 25 Ladies' nice canvass belts-- 10 WAR ON MOSQUITOS 't we have the largest lot of itosquito Bari that can be found in Nashville and we don't want to carry them over A splendid quality of English Bobinet Bar already made up and hung free at 1250 American Bobinet Bars ready made 750 7 American Bobinet Bars large iliZe American Bobinet Bars extra size $125 Any kind of a bar made to order Seeds rates to hotel and boarding house keepers Munufrboturerui 127 aial 129 South Cherry Street All work fully guurantood jar eedly 4thp WHAT IS IT YOU WANT? white Dress Goods if colored Wash Goods if Linen Lawns of any kind if and Batistes if Gauze Underwear for ladies and gentlemen if Hosiery or Gloves for ladies gentlemen at tor children: if Silks Dress Goods Laces Ribbons Rmbmideriee Handkerchiefs come to this out Great incOnt Sale as our Mr Sol Frankland has gone Bast and shortly we will be receiving our new Fall Stock therefore we ears not what sacrifice we have to make on goods as room is what we want for our new Fall and Winter goods Quotations seem almost useless in view of our intentions Here however are'a few for each of which we promise twenty equally as good: Lawn fine it30 Shirting Cambncs nest designs 43'c Standard rAlloos new 43ie Satteens assorted styles Satteens white ground fancy figure by Satteens colored ground neat effect I Real Indigo Blues 6(to Double-faced Zephynt I 0 Chambray at Sc We and 121Ac Gingham' Ave qualities Sc Viic and lee Seersucker' six qualities 7e 90 and 10e Lawns five qualities 4e he 1e and lee Foulards six qualities 63e Ne and 10e Percals Ave qualities be Se Sc lfic Batistes three qualities Ne boo iNe French Satteens four qualities 10 124 15e Heaviest brown Domestic yard wide 6Y2c Finest Sea Island Domestic yard wide fie Cht-p4ittAtittiinitt SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 23 JEW ADVERTIBENJUIT DILL Itzw rrEIE ruosrr AND ON141( Com I NA 3 e-rm PARASOLS PARASOLS All our pantsols to be closed out regardless or what they have cost LACE CURTAINS The greatest bargains will be given in Lae Curtains as we have entirely too many We are selling a nice quality of curtain net at 10o a yard That has held Its own and Is as good to-day as It waswhon It grit cams out A FLOERSH CO s7 Sole Agents Nashville 1 Tenn 11615 tmly GENT'S FURNISHER SOL FRANKLAND CO IVIcEV7EN'S SHIRT FACTORY 46 College Street Second Door from Union St apr22 min lv atherath BASIS BILL DRY GOODS Read Landetreet's 'city items Go to see the High Arm Singer 240 Church street See IbOttell of Headers Osgood's fresh Saddle Btioltoysters Good theap Brussels carpets at Rosen Beim's See items Reed announoement of Ward's Seminary Achool open Sept Read the advertisement of the Southern Bivouac for September Read notice of Mrs Cauthorn's class in vocal and music Stern's city items mention useful articles at 8 and 10 cents Bead them Sol Trankland Co offer bargelna in laces mosquito bars etc See city items Mr Bullet Columbia advertises SOO bushels choice seed wheat for slue Lawlem Co's great slaughter of oboes still continues See city item Miss Annie A Price vocal music teacher las returned from Boston See notice At The Fair will be found cheap Jerseys mosquito bars children's hose etc Read their items this morning Jos Fmnkland Ats Co are doting out real lams shirts underwear mosquito bars jar seys and domestics Bead Weir city items The trustee sale of John Landstreet Jr Co's stock is new in pmgrees Special in- ducements in choicie goods and everything at cost Lebeck Bros call the attentfon of thestiblio to their intended display bf new dress goods and silks about tole Summer stocksis being closed out extremely low By reference the immense advertisement of Rosenheim Bro Co our readers will escertain what can be done for them in the desire to follow out the old maxim quoted therein Their assertions can easily be proven by a few moments' investigation at the Cole Building and what family does not wish to mire as many dimes se pessiole when in doing in they can rest assured of getting nothing but first-class gown It won't do to permit such favorable epportunitim to slip by for those who would economise and change to dollars McENVEN'S SMELTS re guaranteed perfect in STYLE FIT and Order Self-measurement Blanks McE TO guaran FIT and 1 Self-meas DOWN COME OUR PRICES GREATER REDUCTION IN PRICES r23) ot tt -74 A 41 m- 1 4 4 i' a 1 114 I4111 t4) NCHERRY St si ASHVILCE TENN 0 or 4 ---04 NCHERRY McvWFS'S STEAM LAUNDRY ST -I its the LARGEST and MOST PER- NASHVILLE FECT LAUNDRY In the South Goods sent by mall or express to the TENN Laundry will be elegantly laundried and returned at LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY 330owLanndry Wagons will eaU for and deliver fres of charge any work in all points In city limits TZLIKPHONli ii4S jai) froniano ly 4p NCHERRYS't McEWE1 1 -0 Is the LAI NASHVILLE FECT LAI Goods sent 1 TENN Laundry wl PO and returne --04 LACE THAN EVER BEFORE Two games were played yesterday afternoon between the Birminghams and the Naehvillm the latter winning both as was expected The drit pm was called at 8 o'clock and wee one of the most interesting and excitirg contsts of the season The locals started off with an easy lead and did rather unconcerned playing at first In the fifth inning however the visitors tied them and than through the ninth inning the game was played in great style and for all it was worth by both team The agreement beforehand had been to play only seven innings In the eighth the locals succeeded in sending another tally upon the record iheet but the vialtors came in to bat and did the same thing In the ninth inning however two of the Nashville' got on bases after two men were out and came in on' a great two-bagger by Jack Sneed That settled it the game was won Taylor and Kelly pitchers did great work se the record shows: 1 NANNVILLL At 5 It 0 Sowdere V- 0 0 18 0 2 Werriek 5 0 0 4 6 1 5 2 2 0 2 2 Taylor 5 2 8 1 11 0 biarrs 5 0 1 0 1 0 Sneed 4 0 1 100 Hellman 8 2 2 7 6 1 Voss 4 0 1 0 0 0 Diane 4 0 1 1 0 0 BOOTS AND SHOES All goods at cost until our Semi-Annual stock-taking which takes place July 20 Our stock must be greatly reduced by that time and we know the following prices will do it We advertise nothing we have not in stock Cut out our Price List and bring it with you We only mention a few of the many bargains we are offering LOCAL Norton Mita CAUTIEOltell clams In vocalltation piano harp sod getter reopens Sept 1 over O'Keefe Walah's store 263 Chweb atreet oots Shoes WARD'S Seminary opens Sept All recitations on first Boor All teachers are now ready Do NOT fel) to read about our closing out sale of carpets remnants of wool and Brussels at Rosenbeim'a BLAKE CO 173 Union Street have the Largest and Best Selected Stock of Spring and Sum- mer Shoes in the city which they are selling at Factory Prices Call early and Secure Bargains ompaJ IMMO aliaL osau Joargalun Irim rolls of extra heavy hemp at 12c eighty rolls of good carpets at 450 per yard at Rosenheim's BLAKE 85" Co '173 UNION STIIICIC111 MTN ANGIII A PRICA just "returned from a year's advance study in Boston rPfmmes her teaching in vocal music pt 10835 Nashville College for young Ittdica 6 Vattiball street CRATTANOOGA 11X114 Aug 22 -Chattanooga lost the game with Augusta by the moors of 2 to to-day Chattanoga's battery was Ramsey and Bulls" Angus-tee Kilroy and Roxbury Their work was perfect not a single passed ball or a man given base Only four Augusta and nine Chattanooga men reached lint base A bad throw and a scratch hit gave Augusta their two runs in the Decond inning while three hits and an error gave Chattanooga one run in the seventh Base hita--Chattanooga 5 Augusts 2 4 Augusta 7 Struck Ramsey 12 Kilroy 8 The peculiarity of the game wee that Chattanooga's catcher and iirst baseman each had twelve put outs the whole number in the game Cgrctoo Aug 22 5 St Louis 1 CINCINNATI Aug Louis 13 Cincinnati 6- DITIOIT Aug 22 -Detroit 4 Buffalo 2 PHILADILTRIA Aug 7 Metropolitans 44' BOSTON Aug al-Boston 7 Provi- dance 0 Nam Yoxx Aug York 9 Philadelphia New Yost Aug 22Brooklyn 5 Baltimore IL PITTSBURG Aug il I WHOLESALE LIQ UORS 11LLiZMALaIS 14114 VOUS 00001PetWeEPOPINftsreFefttalmeftafteWta 0100A PEARCE THOS RYAN Late of Pearce Lawrence Late of Thos Ityan Co PEARCE RYAN Totals AO 11 27 26 BIRMINGHAM A 2 1 P' A Murphy I 4 1 2 0 0 Leighton 4 0 0 2 1 0 Boob's a 4 0 0 0 2 Merritt ft 4 0 0 8 4 0 Eleisa 2o 4 1 1 a 3 1 Murphy in 4 1 1 2 0 0 Kelly 0 0 0 5 1 Raising lb 3 0 1 12 1 2 84 4 6 27 17 7 Score by innings: 1 1 0 0 0 01 2-6 Birminghema-1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0-4 Two-base Murphy Murphy Three-base Passed 8 Ttay 2 Struck Taylor 10 by Kelley Double Warrick and Sowdem 1 In the second gams which was called after five innings the visitors put ()elm in the box and the locals with Voss pitching had an easy thing of it in ning handily by of 0 to 2: smarvuls 111 1111 PO A I Souders I 8 1 2 0 0 4 1 Nerriok 2 8 0 1 1 4 0 Hillery ith it 0 2 0 2 0 Taylor 1 3 0 1 12 0 1 Marr I 2 8 0 Sneed 2 0 0 0 0 0 Hellman a IL-- 2 1 0 0 0 Von 2 2 1 1 7 0 Diestel 2 0 1 0 0 0 Fresh Saddle Rick oysters received dell)? at Meaders Osgoed's northwest corner of Public Square ()pen Sundays till 10 o'clock Fon remainder of the season families wiU be received at Cayce's Springs at loir rAtes: Adults five dollars a week chit' en half price when accompanied by parents servants also half rates ine freeetme and sulphur waters de1 7btfu1 shedes only three Eallee from 's liompson Station I Railroad Jere canveyancel meet all trains na22 2t Wholesale Dealers in One lot wool Bunting in Cream and Pink 5c a yard 25 Pieces all wool Black Bunting 91c 20 Pieces colored Lace Bunting 4it 15 Pieces wool Albatros all colors Mc 10000 Yards Union Linen Lawn 250 Pieces yard wide Pacific Lawns handsome designs 8c 25 Pieces pure Linen Lawns lovely designs 12ic former price 18e 29 Pieces pure Linen Lawns all new designs 154 former price 25e 250 French Penang for Boys' Waists and Men a Shirts 40-inch wide 10c 258 Pieces handsome Dress Ginghams (former price 121c) 7ic 250 Pieces genuine Lonsdale Cambric (worth 121c) 91e 25 Pieces bleached Table Linen fair quality only 20c 15 Dozen 35-inch pure Linen Damaah Towels (were Mc) 10c 25 Dozen 42-inch pure linen bandaome Bordered Towels (were 25c) 15c 35 Dozen fine knotted fringe Linen Towels (worth 35e) 20c 10 Pieces 114 pure Linen Sheeting finest quality (was $110) 75c 25 Pieces 44 Richardson's Irish Linen in abort lengths (worth 50c) 25c 125 Pieces white Linen Lawn (former price 10c) now tie 25 Pieces fine Plaid and Cheek Nainsook nice patterns 6c 250 Pieces Plaid Persian Lawn the handsomest goods for the price in the city 12i cents 25 Fleece Summer Silks marked down to25e All our 50 cent Summer Silks now 35e All our 60 cent Summer Silks now 40c All our 65 cent Summer Silks now 45e All our 85 cent Summer Silks now 65c 250 Black Gros Grain Silks on consignment at 50c on the dollar All our $100 and $125 all Silk Surrahs now 75c All our $150 Satin Marveleaux now 90c 25 Dozen Gents' Gauze Undershirts 20c 250 Dozen Gents' Linen Collars 10c 25 Dozen Gents' Linen Cuffs 171c 25 Dozen fine quality Jersey Jackets 85c 25 Dozen finer quality Jersey Jackets $100 25 Dozen Children's all wool Jerseys 68c 25 Dozen Gents' Linen Bosom and Cuffs Shirts 35c 25 Ladies' Muslin Skirtat nicely tucked 40e 125 ladies' Muslin Chemise nicely trimmed Mc 100 Ladies' Muslin Night nicely 45c 125 Pairs Ladies' fine Mash were nicely made 30c Our entire line of Muslin Underwear at less than cost of material 25 White Embroidered Suits (former price $450) now $285 28 White Embroidered Suits (former price $650) now $385 500 Pairs Job Gloves all colors 10c 25 Lace Covered Parasoln all shades $185 175 Handsome Pongee Parasols (were $275) now $170 250 Fine Satin Parasols Escurial covered (were $800) now $500 250 Fine Satin Parasols trimmed in five inch lace (were $400) now $295 ie the 75c 85c $100 airs Shirts 85e Bd 40e immed S5e ly trimmed 45e nicely made 30c ear at less than cost of material price $450) now $'285 price $650) now $385 $185 ToLUU) 110W FINE WHISKIPS 84 BRANDIES Cur Church and College ets NA STIVIIALIC TMIVWs a a a REAL ESTATE AGENT REAL ESTATE AGE111T 4j PRICIel college for young ladleo with enlarged premises buildings refit1i able faculty and with university JJitties in addition to its other advan nw: resumes exercises Sept It 1285 2t 85 EDUCATIONAL BEECllCRQ1 SplOOL Vi'ARD'S Seminary opens Sept 1 Able licher fine buildings All recitations fast floor nig eod3t SPIIDIG HML 7 Office 50 North Cherry near Union Oldest Sale and Rdlit Aellcy in City Now Is ihe'time to enter your property for October renting PROMPTLY paid over at stated times or on demand MRS MARY NICHOLSON ERTEL PrIncIP111 Special Meeting Of the Council The City Council met yesterday after-at 4 o'clock in special session A (1 "tornm was present and the call of Mr 1 yrne mayor was read In ace it-dance with it the amendment of 'onocilman Wreone submitted the day I fore was passed on second reading and meeting win open Aug 81i'1885' SPECIAL DISEASES 1 6 10 15 110 2 2111111110MAM AS PO A It PMnrpbyLL 2 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 4 2 1 Troy lb-- 2 0 0 1 1 Roche 2 0 0 0 0 Merritt 1 1 0 1 0 Goias 1 2 1 1 0 Murphy 2 0 0 2 4 2 Schweru 2 0 0 0 2 0 Beising 2 0 0 1 0 1 2 4 16 12 6 Score by inningstr 2 1 2 0-5 1 0 1 0-2 TWobase Theft-Wise Wild 1 Struck out--By Voss 4 The following challenge wee received at The Altzeicie office at night: To the manager of the Capitol Base Bail I am authorized by the Custom-house Base Bali Club to challenge your club to play a game of ball The proceeds to be tendered the Wornan'i Minion Home Reepectfully QVINTARD OWES Secretary Cuatom-house Hillman president Baxter vice president 7----- icings your Mau to play a game or DEL The proceeds to be tendered the Worosn'i Minion Home Reepectfully I4VINTARD OWES seeretary a Cukom-hoome Hillsman Very Baxter vine president V--- r----- I DR CHARLES THOMPSON (LATE OF KNOXVILLE MOW OFFICE le 7 SOUTH SPIES STREET HSU TESL Diseases of 'Women and the Rectum "rim This is no advertising scheme I We have everything we advertise and guarantee everything exactly as represented or money refunded thino WA SuivartigA And frn- arantAA AvArethintr Alrattiv Ilmng we auveruee ua guaraulfee everytamg exautdy as represented or money reilmded I Lir IH 7 EVELL Ir ism SMILING HILL T1cN 1 July 21 1886 Jim Mary Estee: DEAR think thatmy littledaughter has learned well and thoroughly what she has goes over at your school Her progress has been satisfactory and it is evident that what she haa studied was maStered and not merely skimmed She was alwLys intereeted in her work and eager to study -showing that her instruction wu not mechanical The location and sanitary condition of your school are so good that it was a matter of irenent remark to visitors last eesslon that your boarders looked better at the close of the session than at its beetinning oThis was especially true of those from points further south Your teaching appears to me en thorough so mild so free from fashionable display and Its effects are so evident in the modest lady- like unpretending demeanor of your pupils that I heartily wish you the greatest attainable success Very sincerely yours ant su3t--4 CAMPBELL BROWN session than at its beginning fThis wu espe- chilly true of those from points further south Your teaching appears to me so thorough so wild so free from fashionable display and its effects are so evident in the modtst lady- like unpretending demeanor of your pupils that I heartily wish yon the greatest anew able success sincerely yours on4 A PP UT MINIUM Very Low Rates On Thursday Aug 27 the Louisville N3bvi11e Railroad have an excursion Calcago and back by the way of Jn and the new bridge and are offer an extremely low rate for the trip round trip rate from Nashville being from Franklin $10 from 10 20: from Fulaeki $1040 from $9 85 etc and good to rn On regular trains for twenty nays '11 day of sale- This furnishes a splen roortunity to all who may wish to ibia trip to do so at a remarkably and no doubt 'nary who have been off to enjoy a vacation I advantage of it i' days o-- nty I a splen- wish to narkably who have taoation KLANO 11(1 li II3 II memo 111111111111 (1 111 co! I i 1 Li' 1 II I II 11 I'll to COLUI1DIA A( lEnautElyt24 Healthy location handsome groun (22 acres capacious buildiogs well heated and-ventilated due Library Apparams end llq ipment 17 teachers thorough and corn plate course of Instruction- Best advantages in usio ElocaUon Painting etc No sects rianism fifth animal 1101(4011 beglas Monday Sep 71886 Prices reasonable Ifiastasitod Owtalogue Free ow deodewin L001 ILDIetamilted11 A School vox COLUt113111 Air lElkilla Iii 1 YOUNG LADIES 11 CeisiebiaTens Realihy location handsome groun a (22 acres capacious buildings well lighted heated thorough and ventilated dne Library ms Appara end lig ipment 17 teachers and um piste course of instruction- Best advantages in tido EtocuUon Painting etc No sects- rientsm atth annual session beghm Monday Bap 711K4 Prices reasonable Ilinstrated Elm tALlidurnm Irvagb A AdA 11-1m 54 College Fire Doors from Square' jy211 tawe 17 4thabthp ll 54 Coege Five Doors om Square' AIRvJV I--.