The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 9, 1896, Page 4

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ven Andover t A Mode’s Air Tight Heating Stove. Come down right ae awayhnd get a ticket free. Bid “Lee” Anthracite, $8.25 Ton, Don'tpend the children. a We Will-Appreciate a Share of ccyry HARDWARE C0, é. Your Patronage, \ veer 318024 BROADWAY PADUCAH, KY, he Sledd made a| Office Cor, Ninth and Harrison. (Stax oy BIG HATCHET.) Smith on the Jobin feeling | . ‘ iit . 5 i We have fought the pood fight, the battle is over, and the man ' victory won; now for PROGRESS, PROSPERITY No. and PEACE. Come down to business and come to, tes 405 Broadway, Allison's Old Stand, |The Only Fotografer in the City Making the Now Embossed | DORIAN’S ais Crystaltype Fotograts, Shey ic also makes wae of te Get ant box Hoowrteant Pty Dry Goods and Fine Shoes, Baled up| ats the Pee Petre Rea’ Wen wth e ee cv. MecukaN.” | Ladies’Shoes, Men’s Shoes, fal chicken See in rasan | Misses’Shoes, Children’s Shoes was an enormously Cked up on the | Vs 40 ed who was loud in her expre __ Bev, Wil Hey, led Ladies’ and Mens’ enthusiasm with whi ray bills ands long| NON wee Mlod and wae, i roles a) aa Furnishing Goods, of way bills and along). fiirrah for M rslt cars in his train as he waved) most altitude of her stentorian mork at that place. fo Bibles, Prayer Books, &c. a the “high ball’’ to his eagle eye this| | ies. 0 the elid, | ack tf nas can bet that Bob ‘will saw bis chance 3 j \ , , We want tle patronage as weil as good wishes of every friend and , of the city, | get there. neighbor and eveybody else, Honest value and square dealing guaranteed ‘hes cya ict It is said that Engineer Sany Her- | Nance, and : t ‘ for your money : 6 ou! to attend " Me " , ring is hankering after his first love) new president t McKinley is . U. convention. | sad is talking Of be , Presiden ‘ ey JOHN J. DORIAN, and is talking of purchasing a steam- | Kinley No “ i hear f the} Opposite Lang's Drug Store. 205 BRO YAY, P one of Padu-|boat, Too boats choking | spoken an 8's Drug store 205 BROADWAY. is dangerousiy|stumps now, Sa Better stick} made a dive for the s r t co oS = s will regret to| to the rails. -» dain: reached ‘ odd and Mr. A. B. Lamb, of Paris,| him on b t ‘ 1 t | Tenn., two of the company’s favor WORK. Ha Kibsraeiee went ee eae Wo. eM oy nr ton i Now Ready. Best Sorts---SMALLEST Prices. last p.m. ‘They are at present Closes His Pas-| fending the company’s interests in| si was A shurg th We are going our Children’s Shoes at the VERY n ah. the U. S. court here liey wee ‘ ‘ C ph See ; The party who went over to the t that Mr. |! 1 Mrs SMALLEST PROFIT. Rameey, at prayer ser- I ; ‘ ; Broadway Methodist] ‘deep 1 wildwood” of Mas- ‘ ; i We want to draw your children’s trade; we want your children to grow sht, reviewed the work {88 0 @ hunting expedition “yester-| taken for . Nimmo up in oar Shoes, then they will trade with us all their lives If you are irs pastorate, a large|#y returned about dark. ‘The sum not trading with us, ask one of our customers about our Shoes, and about being present. total of their spoils was Wo &: our way of treating our cliente—and their fee med charge of the [ets anda pocketfyt of pec the 1 woman he Fivina it ugincreased ) |they say they had slots of fur ee eta a TTNESS STEADY DEMAND FOR NAMES George Bernhard. memberSt.¢: heing $62 Gea: Manager Thomas, a Good Ones Bring Cash and the Tramie le e been formed two new }wi-Sther officials, and a party “ 1 °ORS, the Parson and Home Mis-|vited guests passed over the ros ty Physician Troutman In Society and the Junior Le . | yesterday iN ville to Mem é sin G ‘ Tn addition the pastor has instilled] bent on a hunting and fishing eany bg tg ; pgeneel : a jhe hearts of his followers ing expedition at Horn | } cai A ate mvers in t niry. ‘The WI ie & IA M NAGEL he tg truer feeling of good. The}They occupied Manger Thou 1 : : ‘ re ‘ gy j , am Jeuniny Gurch has been almost fimshed, | special car, and it took three large ue:—The jj Sunday Rev. Ramsey {will preach | outfit h ler of $2fol Lovewr an- | rest atthe First Christian church and} gygineer Ben Rod ter fren less, Monday leaves for Jackson, Tenn.,| came in away aliead of time - stor. | Ver ; atu , bus hos Biamo N ds Watch e ’ m om to attend conference. He cannot re- tt an infinite or Wee ¥° eS 0C $ ' teri ne with its | Jay with his face shaved as clean as : cbseesfondent to Iter ’ Casi y*}turn to Paducah by virtue of the] 4 cnowflake and slec ie rates’ courts wt . a 5 i] t] job. Youtrain, 5 to 8, 50c, ; : familiar scenes™*s hlways re- ae size, 69c, S in or Estanuisikt chat? Gill occur. |!8ws governing the conference. juice. rhc r His probable successor is Rev. lits Napoleonic’ hireatle in, povimeat| on : : ot ea tal ghicvaaten Yond ike PINE JEWELRY AND SPECTACLES, in payment main as it is The only way you can preserve it is 4 L, tip, 8 to 11, 75e. | : “fotowrat. Call | #auner, now of Memphis, ikea eee oli isses Same 11} to 2 $1.00. wn 8 get bead ai hy ‘ for |e ; ef 4 yin at the McFadden studio | 1 TOMER, tion, Turn them out again Ben an L upon ¢ | NE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. KANGAROO CALF. ae . | abate} Ss ambush that cavity below your nasal i nich onda gap ed Had Been South, " . ’ 8 r 1 ed 8 hi < : This is an elegant shoe for schoo weuineet J 4 : ie Lou-|Uses His Hunting Whistles and vee tel 1 Joh lay re er| trouble required i ng them wlway ana Third Streets, PADUCAH, KY. arte: Fea? 11% "| serie, Heastorson ani 5 Draws a Crowd, of the boys who formerly drove ar | "Ould ¢ ee haved 9p ce | a 25, road accompanied y arvey express wagon. His horse was al-| |): e Wage P LITTLE GENTS’ LAC We nge A. A. Bullett No, there is no zoological garden he ie ri VAL HL. Robertson, de |0F anything of that sort at Fifth and | most - “ asa vapor and he W288) on an a , ne a hicage and in the east ms A i l | ve an extra good shoe, size ‘ wureoen . guyed by the other jehu's merci- 1 t : b Ss & Lat all | yr : rec r r ve beer ‘. , 2c to the st te 133, at $1 25, fouring ‘Tennessee, passed through| Frequently predestrians may be One day he cameinto the store | i. eyurt house, pt y to tes-| last A os be tmagined, this | 3 3 »p . where Billy was counter hopping and : Pols HILL SCHOOL SHOE. | the city yesterday afternoon en route |8¢e2 to stop and look around to dis-| Wher! Uy Wey COMME NUPI UE AN | tity again, usiness presenta a number of ¢ eh Jd this shoe for ten | home cover whence eminate those turkey) (ms Ooi ge heen, Ayre g bureaus tre aly igen pg Poet re agp 8 Jcalls and duck “quacks” and ‘“Bob| ‘lime’s worth of hay, gave it to his sea te a ta sean wearers, gant Picce of Furniture. | White”? whistles, but in vain. x given in the pi 8 as |. A Sow reporter ascertained the| Past 2, $1.25 e given free to cus-} mvch Coal é cite Co ¢ 8} to 11, $1: 11 to 2, § tomers of Winstead’s drug store, cor-| Source this morning, however. Dr.) Since the transfer bon eased) burgh Coal and Anthracite Coal : . killful manner, insuring beauty and durability, Our prices are BOYS! BOYS! ner Seventh and Washington, See it, {Dick Walker is the guilty man, He] using the incline that institution has /from the St. Bernard Coal Co.,), manufactur made to suit hard tin good t 1 We are showing a line specially 0281mo, _ {is soon to leave for Reelfoot Lake on |" deserted appearance; and has be-|jneorporated, 423 Broadway, ; hard times or good times an‘! are payable either in gold e es service 1 hunt, and has all sorts of hunting}come the favorite bang out for the ‘ > made for boys, Heavy and serv Beatoctdin Tia Baath Third nab and bas all sorts of buahig |come tideveriio beng out for the Telephone No. 7 jable, contrivances, including turkey anc jarkey, as r nt fst hyper toa ial a caimniint ot bated SeeeG@zereneral line is full of valuc The only first class gallery in thecity| duck and goose calls, drevy’ ducks] seductive bait, he entices the finny| ‘ tal e names ¢ horse and said, ‘+Now eat till y« Get the best. St. Bernard Coal, le § the eomnenel poten Is rather to be chosen than a great toothache. Our crown and St. Bernard Silver Coke, Pitts- > terested fn bridge work is of the very best material, and constructed in the most or silver, Especial attention paid to the care of children’s teeth, doing first class work at reasonable] and yearly everything else, “He has|tribe to change their place of resi- HE'y TNOPFENSIVE ye. Hut mention as special bargains unti | pri 080 1m| A egg ld , ee , atu F closed— pease ‘ his regular hours for practice and|dence from the limpid waters of the - se riage manu: $1,00 buys Ladies’ Dongola Con For aShort Time {that is what the people hear when] placid Tennessee to the seething fry-| But She Wants a Divorce Just the f iz ” i women | VON Lang's Drug Store, DR. G, a? , WHITESIDES. they pass along at Fifth and Broad. | ing pan Same ear time mi ps : gress; furmer price, $2 75 to $4, I have secured the services of two e. 00 buys Man's calf welt, lace| experts in flash light fotografy. My | way. Dodgers announcing the appears! 4, iis ‘de Eee r i ah eee | D 7 |gallery work keeps me confined to ance of the ‘Kentuc ‘olonel’’ on| 1 tt : eos Pa : van ae ‘ ned M0 | RATHER BOARMAN'S LECTURE] *2¢ guatay rovsing Chock full up| Ueuglt, sult, iu the cireul Svea ,|First-Class Watch Repairing vs. Living Prices, "$1.50 buys Man's extra heavy sole| the studio, ‘Those desiring intertor E! next Sunday morning ‘Chock full up| greisat her husband bubtnes andtap, Cheap at $2. work should callearly at the Mee ——- to de muzale’’ are out, It is to be|jine. for divorce : “ her coneerna not ' Bear in mind our shoe repair shop, | Fadden studio The Subject of “Confession Ex-|in pamphlet form and issued each| “they are well kuown residents ¢ ; Uns naa whic n Botch Work vs, Cheap Prices, fc. The edvertisement | ait las haustively Handled, Sunday morning by the Kentucky} ino ocunty, and have bee pry MB soy won If you are looking for the best la Colonel Publishing Co.,'” of the city. |, . , ! . several DOES YOUR WATCH STOP? peity, of drop Use postal and we/ ies sud gentlemen's underwear at] Father Boarman, the Jesuit mis- |Should it be loaded with choice Mien] "nets ened: loo we hr Mental marr fog ni IS YOUR WATCH UNRELIABLE? will call for and return all repair west prices, go to the New /sionary, had large audience last] ature as heavily as we have seen its 8 ef people whoare in the habit of onder. CAN'T YOU GET Your WATCH CLOSELY REGULATED? work, |! store, 105 South ary night to hear his lecture on ‘*Con-! namesake on various occasions, we ing goods by mail and accompanying Has Your Watch Been Repaired by Others and Does Not Give | * nl22 ag zo church was crowded | predict a long and extensive ‘jag the order with cash h an obvious Satisfaction ? 10 the utmos! The eens. P. Clark against | 100, Reverend Father handled the a ies, he of the tank fla hag support is tl " heh toadtirt y cert ndueding 6 IR On Tees ee as ocean spice bing ib to: Ea 5 ech Uceden iF pda, 0 |, (Subject exhaustively, treating it from ene. tame . pie Boog Mr Non-suppor he pie . 8 character have their lives made | KICH’S Jewelry Store, let us examine it for you, and if vou have a ie frente We tne hee 8 Biblical and historical standpoint, |Penown, Fells & good joke on Ml ; by constant requests for | watch that can be made a good time piece we will teil you 80. We do not opge sul | He also discussed fully a number of |[%20: “ance, the He jacksn 24 | Pry the old reliable St. Bernard r members, The Western | claim to be the cheapest watch repairers in town at the start, but we do To Music Puplis. | the most forcible objections. woe be wie cv the Slade sere | ‘ever on on furnish: ta | claim to have THE BEST watchmakers, give you the best satisfaction and i} Parties who think of studying the] ‘The lecture was very interesting, | po. thet ia the grand parade at | Coal and get the best, if you want,» \ 0 be the cheapest to you in the long ron, To give satisfaction with first- violin, mandolin, guitar or banjo, |and at times humorous. Wesdiy night Mr. Nance oceuple’! the most burn for the money, St. who co in the United States | class wateh work is our special pride, We have an artist on this work which we deliver to any address in woman and in her pet her husband with b offensive, good-for-nothing wtof a eing an idle ith several friends prominent Will do well to callon Prof. Sisk.| A large number of Protestants at- |"! J A ced rae va | Ausrent ond Insem Ahi Ot petin pooreien | miso el, on rot, Sik) are numba rtetat at] lace in ie procenio vein in| Bernard Coal Co, incorporated jvensathwonnarinretlaes woanwar, TOHN |. BLEICH Ban rner $d ad Broadway, 7 6t|agreeing with Father Boarman’s | “Strege 7 rae movers 7 hapeatt | 423 Broadway, ‘Telephone No.8, | b« philanthropista who would Ike | . ww . | * : conclusions, were yet very much in- | (OVeNPS a Ray via Magic } Oct, at ‘ them of the lady ts als ¢ Attention is called to the adver-| terested . . few days prior to the jubilee Mr : the sufferers them: = tisement Mr. GC. P. MeClean’s Nance, thinking that the few gray| Dr, Hell's Pine Tar Honey ¢ e ¢ is anxious for these fot« fic gallery which appears in y 5 hairs interspersed among the golden for young and | i c rpose of presenting ir Mr. McClean came} A telegram was received at police } threads of his heavy mustache gave pe medicines simply bely ve \ o 1 ris 1, " short time ago | headquarters this afternoon from Mr, | him too venerable a lvok, had the} cough. Dr. Bel's Pi s in the history of el e oleonda Iil., but|M. M. Marshall, of Dyersburg, ask-|tousorial artist to remove it When | helps you not t se ‘ " c to indieate that | k Mis to! 1 at the shops Monday|diffarence? Would yc 1 housebreakers keep well ary well and favorably known that a lookout be kept for his two|he appeared at the shops Monday a pence | ' 5 an « movements of peo ——DEALER 1IN-—— ny spent three years in the |sons and & colored boy who ran away| morning jt was the general remark) itf | 2) cen! yets you to She: mereannle 9 poe tudio in this city Mr |from home last night. Nothing has|thathe bore a styiking resemblan | quarter bottle of co “ plans dep & mew manilon bab re - 4 Be ee auidliy. ‘ami| boos toon of them hand to the' pictures of his political idol,| aver suw, Lt is particularly ya "the information l earetully | GYOCeries and Provisions, wceed goes without | McKinley, and he did make a fair | for those who can hot sti t for future reference, There may Made Settlement Today appearance as the procession wended | strain of coughing. Ask y ru news ey which fur Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Ex-Sheriff R.P. Stanley today] its way along tke streets under the} gist for It, Tako no substitute rious fntelligence of this ublernent with the couny] oiectric lights, and amid the flashes| Phere is nothing as good as Dr. Bell's : but U8 there a 18 does not Tobaccos, Notions, Hay, <i the many colored pyrotechnics, | Pine Tar Honey, Sold by Ovbl i At the corner of Ninth and Broad-| laeger & Walker | If you like the Sun tell your veer y animmense crowd of colored bors and frideds about it, CORN, BRAN, AND FEED, ‘wile were vongregatyl to witness! Subscribe for the Sux and ipluce | & Don’t youth ee ton mond 2S in them| your neighbor t) do the same, paper Numbers 701, 703 and 26, Corner Seventh and Jagkso ypiireets, Ad sd / /

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