The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 14, 1896, Page 3

‘The Groat Through Line Prom { IPiciFicRRLWAY) HENRY coc BAKER AND CONFEE ‘ To KANSAS CrTY eT JOP vt. Louis soa —_— AND DEALE It is thus far all be STAPLE Anu FANCY GRO or write-—about whose going , ny ( ri for office next year. A contem- verse and bit PADUCAH, KENT’ : TRY THE WW FAST TRAIN f aang cM [porsey Was fan fpubtlobed, for the | s Swi bol-rloget Gis , UCKY, MONDAY, Ny’ ANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, No, 128 South Third 8 Sond tine witbia tbe past few chimes, Pointing to the — a months, an alleged list of those who my side sa pall down with ber of ae “ Telephone 274 will become candidates, Over half, your might” while he pulled up 00) ne” peeveoted f PADUCAH KENTEKY |of the gentlemen so referred to deny his side. We did all we could, the | tour ON OUNTAIN OUTE. that they ever had even a thought of engineers turned on a full head ft conte have not - ing for office steam, the wheels rolled back with ‘The most direct line via Memphis to — ae the piston at full stroke, but it wae]! pitoen a « here are said to be a great many the raging, madly rushing KANSAS AND TEXAS, W, H. PITCHER De f holes and gullies in the streets that revasse we went. Im- |‘ WEST AND SOUTHWEST. ’ need refilling. On Washington street 4 the levee wes @ LINN, Sp, St between Fourth and Fifth there 8 4] gaijinerged « field full of stumps |" Free Reclining Chairs on All Trains, very danger depression of this} ind old dead trees; beyond about | wee , GROUND FLOO kind, left plumber. There] oo. yards off was an unbroken line ae . Tuhoven Coactes Memvnis TO] geet extra A wih ap Jis alow against ing the streets in | 5+ ycrnal forrest, and we were drift. ; Datstas axv Four Worra, t # ithout piat j jsuch a condition, and et Inspec: |; ywards it ata rapid rate, ne - i pate , |tor Cosby will doubtless see that the] withstanding all the power of the ¢ For mapa rat Texas, At eer MEAg © ROWNS: Thole is filled. gines was exerted to hold her back |* t Kanes a W nad Sarthe — | Pd and the onited strength of Kit and | every freon h aan, ONLY FIRST-CLASS WORK | : tho wetter were toying to ball, heel ™ ' or wae Tomeerow the Kentucky game law] the writer were trying to pull her/™' = |!" + MATTHEWS, 5.7.4. DON expires and emulous nimrods will be] out of the current. The wrtlet 8] gare nore ' ¥ free v goout and kill all the quail /gteatly excited and pulled down) ti’ TOWNSEND, memes liioy can carry. It i said that/on the wheel frantr ally at every sige | {yi iy a there was ‘never seen — such | hal from As we were aboUE| | six 4 Cormel) vast numbers of birds, and all |to enter the er Kit oc bells | iat itroaty RAILROAD TIME TABLES. | the local sportsmen are eager to. get |to stop her, pulled fins nl gion lM ov; and see how many they can bring} Straight as posible ip : eet Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis ith them sturdy old oak - to me, hat , ; 1 : 5 will do of the win-|,,{ PADUCAM AND MFMPIIS DIVISION ra f oncen § Ivantages that can be found per- | low pean aie aa el haps in no other portion of the state. |Cap'. Levin”! ked “Wall Skippe 1 ~ gor The game laws in both Illinois and | @ cv pe oo elf: ‘ > y | the L t luck in the world.’’ The |} "4 : Ke y law, and although the |the pif ene ee had almost a f birds cannot be legally shot in this|rush/t the water had almost up- . Hl “ nners at Cecil 7 1 ii the tree and when the weight t _ i+] state, the hunter can go a few miles pap ns hte ie ove’ I i an il i ses for ven- | either way and enter good territory lal aaa we over 1c all : for shooting. Game laws dc PI be ares tlemen an Private les| Ot icon Lunt es te of We finally got the checked and R ain 4 ite aha sma a ee after two days hard work with the | #4fourth Tuesday: ben a at all state of the old planter (1 think |" aw } full particnfa ires 8) who brought | el | Otlice New'Richmond. Tel. 186 [Dey lait his r ef we cut sino case of y Jout ay Q and got # , ts ried ay back into the river We finishe 1 and br r divorce the t to ¢ o 1 re ay an probably. be| iP to Greenwood, exchanged cuvscies j nex rhe tenn of court, [20¢3 With the Hoemeyer, her's « tried at the ¢ ear ‘ | sistir mules, harness, cannons. which wi! Dass bie ohaleas pmunition, Enfield rifles 9!" Feet Chi : Sh nake wg foe December criminal) aod every other kind of army sup-|™) itev Jo ‘ plies which we needed in the Sou td Op . i. fo Need Mel ern army, for which we gave them |m Kev.’ Sis Ele °P Jcotton and a commodity which they | w 1 Street Bay were very anxious to 7) P 0 I ‘ i “| Whether the two governments we i for y be remembered thar — " F 4 , wed with ruin | of the coms nerals ¢ » marry he ; a uy | it ofa pistal,the father and| ‘stricthas alwa a mystery to| Mr. Tom Lewis i Me by ‘ » the writer At that time he was &/a business trip brother " n to town | | The case | ‘tier and had only to obey tt:veis Mbit thi | | will be most bitterly fought in the Od the Sey. | ourts There is nothing okt about Dr.| There will be ° iy °° Bel’s Pine Tar Honey. Reliable M. F e oath ¥ ; Percy Sullivan, formerly of Bowl-|0ld time remedies are used in_ its 0 vru Rouxn— No . . Green, the young man who is in | manufagture, | B Pine} Rev. G, H. Bu of trouble li ,|Tar Honey sciet ines | dial invitation thr I ys eam eee countertel new and valuable med ment to all the is well oa te Pan This remedy advance ol The Odd Fe the treatment of all lun 1 t 4 ne |chial coughs unheard of ntortalnanmad r Third | Ugrip. It sa come and reli¢ ot Regi- | sumption. vet ry ¥,{OUNG & SON, u spent time} Aclyertise in the SuN, JT her " wot Proprietors Ka mes crppeatty Se WE [very large part of the population of ‘ Pyle “8 he Ye | Paducah you can in no other Clad will ame 106/ BR OADW AY, Jular, 4 favorite with the ladies and] y 4) The Sox rodlatioa ts ; Pwedft TELEPHONE 200 envy of the other soldier boys, | equal to if not ly un a ’ w braced every opportunity to] raver in the city, mt iy ‘ rdry f you war valet f ¢ w I i He to RY COD . S850 th 3. F. Lew 14. Lt e.are full Hig gy steve Wo es “7 In add thef get ‘ P fl 4 nt ba For 1 vod telephone 29 Ma i al 7 ; r ce of his] 8! Per lont.§ tf Shey 4 ; ve Om River Sroke axp Rut Co. ( ye] r arn it is a | 1 fw a + a se DRIFTWOOD qoan| Ity Lew an | | t the write GATHERED ON THE LEVER, ut tH ! t tonight It )/ FADED i ce ees | ic H. Cowlit | Having been a ste atnan for rev- and City ered. | We're always t OW eral years pr the war and ota. Hopkins ; . ‘ oir rk” on the er May Duke, | Clyde ; ; ; Pi re betwee uh and Nash-| W. F, Nisbet ‘ Hall i indls en fa atts! est | 9 1 as cargo on the] Dick Fowler .. ss e ae ( v pow. |steamer J, M, Sharp, the o t | Oc ; ‘ nl : sc iy ianmolion {t of the big fleet of fl aces | Clyde : “. 't which were ran up | rivepigieo. H Cowl : , ' . sa for safety when the Yankee Will J. Cummi BUFFET OV Tuesday and “Pidjandl uae sop af 2 dee! \ SLEEPER ‘ Saturday. Pictur e , Mouldings | Sharp had been formerly a Noe ayo iab Memphis | Carter, Ng Kp ans and Bayou Sara packet, * ad - rein, - : “ was of about 600 tone register. She| Business ) the wharf this| Adn 15 and teat Have you seen the late had been saved from the fate which|® ™ | . DANTE: |had overtaken the rest of the fleet The W. F, Nisbet had a big triy ee — VIA > 1 k. |b river, ar The Will J. ¢ is leaves for soript er Ww rites Reasonable for GOOD work, | her NEW ORLE ANS Brits Hangonenre P08 row 1s st Florence this afie at 4330 vaid in we ve emoviiie to thet THASAR At the tit ich we write €! The Clyde pas se into the ‘Tean- {mon f hor ator sissippi rive nd that father of | 4, HOUSEHOLD NOTES waving § t J B'way. Under Parser Hovse| sissippi river, and. load altcan Te ing | Waters,”" unrestricted by the levees) “11.6 jyoals were all in and away on| sma tems P Add to the Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cat) =? of today, was. seve ntysfive ore ‘lise Wohey, and Aoliig 8 good bluse a \ " | Dont Fail To Call On a les wide, ‘There bh bean on wd Pas C $ cartel arranged between the} "Ss i ; _ come ae enerals of both The Al Martin will arrive her « armies in that district, eclay with a tow of vo for “ by which the ste of the fed-}sourthern ints : 4 ‘| 1180 erals und ag of truce could ascend] ‘This morning was a lively one in { Zoo as far as Greenwood, Miss, , | arrivals and departures and all seemed “CITY ‘OF ME KIC “4 wey 3 miles below the confluence of} to be doing a pay ing business: . ® Southern lye Nn you have your|of the Tallahatehie aud Yallabushay ye oy go not got your paper reg fat Low as by Any Othe Rous} rivers, which make the 14200 OF T=) a ane ie eee ee waint at tee gives aes is A. Our ler of death,’ which the Choctaw In-] ¥i8"s 1 " jhouse painted ur teal They. were | the business office, — We wish to Rs : un words signifies. ¢ . . know that our carrier service is sa oie 7 we tthe 1 x joacded flat with all kinds of planta- 4 peer tpt a . ' Prices are the Lowest ime army supplies, besides mor- lstastory to One panvona, and ity bile oe : ON 6. PA Chao 1 eat, | chandise of every description, which} *" ‘a ¢ — ‘aud Material the B were exchanged for cotton, The met eon | Sharp had made one round trip on . extent , | the shakeslike stream after Ue writer urt re tein had been appointed ber purser under (1 abo’ _ the well-known old St, Louis and ‘ pin Tennessee river pilot, Kit Haslip, at] {he Hinterland of Sisers bey ple att , a boo Bll, W. GREIF, |tesios “aint ene estate ica, he were merely nominal, and 8] iyenty of water: ¢ ; » he always pursed a mania to be @ anything br 1 Call in at... MARUPACTVEDS, OF pilot the writer spent of his and hi { . time while the boat was under way MW te unlike t | Carriages steering for Kit We had left Gre-| Tribune, \ ra na . ada early ia the morning on Our Se Leavitt » who : a $e aNd Buggies. | coud,voyage with 991 bales of cot-| treats her hus Hobe | tei ut ton, which were to be exchanged for | “Abuses him ? Pets %. —— the steamer Hoerneyer’s |:ad at] sud fondies him.”-—N. ¥, W Kind of Him, ALL KINDS GF BLACKSMITHING |G eonwood. Late that afvernoon, Maret \y : * Ve SALOON ANC DONE TO ORDER. the overflow commenced! 1 was in the Sun ’ \ , RESTAURAD © o recede, we abreast of "What is a wine peg 6 Ms j creva 1 one of the old plantati her of the little tots, ; he eupplied wip €,..gctlag the Horse Shoehg a Specially, levees, which the great volumn of re- went little Mary's hand L ee * market pifords, \« water had swept ayay for a pe pa Many Court Street, u.ce of a quarter mile or ra ve he nw BRGADWAY. rye scond a ‘Thid, ‘he poe We were right ota fe it before, "Tall Hawkins vs (ov anny Val @ ul Wores leanninae ano avaay ac- LOUIS O'BERTS BEER,Of St.Louis. — soot PAIRING, HENRY GREIF, | EXPERT ILTORSESILOER, UTE LOUIS - AND - BIG - MUDDY - Gur-rINr No clinkers, no dirt; but pure, clean coal. Coal far excels all other coal for grates or ; toves. > : Washed Pea Coal beats the world for furnace or cooking. ; We only charge one price the year around. get their load of coal as cheap per bushel as thé rich their thousands of bushels. use no other, Lump, 10c.; Egg, 8c ; Washed Pea, 6c, — 7. BARNES & ELLIOTT, and uc Thingy OURTH ST Track Shoeing. Harness inlty. OVER Ss For An Easy Shave or Stylish Hair Cut JA 3, BAYAN'S BARBER SHOP 1" 405 BROADWAY: Nice Bath Rooms in Connection, THE TENDER FROG, feveral Me Me jogen Pp g His Toothe e with de- condition 1 plump as and ein whierd ‘If you want the best coal in the city you can Illinois Coal Company, who handles the celebrate Pro Try our coal and you will JENTS A WEE e TEN CENTS A V Our Ege Our The poor prietors Llinois Coal Company. AGENT CELEL In kegs ad bottles, ¢ v2 Also various femperance drinks——Soda Pop, Seltzer Water, Orang Nd Cider, Ginger Ale, etc. 4 i i eS >] Telephone orders filled until 11 o’elock at night during week and 12 o'clock ~ Saturday nights, Telephone 10th and Madison Streets. FIR‘T-CLASS DR. Stable---Corner Third and “| "DHE B }jand Buy Hea P py 1s | | IF they d November. CEE Kew *\and has the best assortmt. bigs | Weather Strip, Weather Sirip, :|To Keep Out the Cold. Get your Sing from Ag be! A a 4 | dy a. W DY ‘5 rejudice * CS Insurance Buy your electric lights from regular lighting service a ise day ot Take pb chances on a rous street xy the railway and power wires in your ervice Every lamp burns ind day or night. No dangerous, PADUCAH E M. Broom, President, 217_N, SECOND STREb.- R. Rownan Treasurer F. M Fisnen, Secretrry, A. C, Ei: ix, Vice Pre nl Manager | eu th DEALER IN \Hardware, Tinware, CORNER COURT AND “}/ PADUCAH, RB. J. BERGDOLL, —+—PROPRIETOR Paducah - Bottling - ~C8.Muality, Ww. s. Greif, Sidoleaee to. M, J. Greif. ey! jet i thet Feed and Boarding Stables.” ELEGANT;CARRIAGES, BEST ATTENTION TO BOARDERS ~ Washington Streets ®¥ will be knoceed out next “0s ane Largest Stock | currents sold for lighting service, | Carpenters’ Tools; Etc. —— BRATED 101. PADUCAH, KY, . RS, <j. buildings for daylight + ependent on our lighting = high pressure, 500-volt rom: LECTRIC CO Stoves, Cutlery, SECOND STREETS, \E STABLISHED 1864,——-0 ANT pro- 1 i all ls tasehors aud patrons as GENE RAL TNSUANCE