The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 5, 1896, Page 3

iim, aed NP acieve Raiuway|™”™ |) the Great Through tne Prom St. Louis RA SRY TRY THE NEW FAST TRAIN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, aT JOF veNVER ny wind Priany, passing Pl |home society in Paducah, the pur- | until the joke was explained. melodies, dear to all hearts | Illinois Coal Company, who handi Thured s | , es the RON OUNT Route New Orleans ever pose of which is said to be to pro * ati W alin: 6 sot: the| celebrated . a bie A hy A i W. WISE cure for all children not properly ta- Willis B, Ward, the genial pro-| pulpit at Washington Street ‘Haptist | Agent, Pad Supt, Cincinnatl.| ken care of and acoorded by their) prietor of the Julian Hotel, says the| church tomorrow The most direct line via Memphis to - == parents and guardians the necessary | Metropolis ‘Journal-Republican,”’| stig Katie Childrow, of Clarks é all points in i} ”) educational gee #, a good home. | came near going out of business Fri-| viii ig visiting Mr i Me. Was SOUTHWEST ' PP beg dl despite their manifest | eon witted and shrewd young man) sree ill WEST AND |) THREE GREAT TRAINS. |imifortune, and it ie a reflection on «| but he don't want any 13's and cs:| “de dla No clinrers, no dirt; but } : — city with 6 many charitable insti- | pecially on Friday nights. Mt. MeGregor Lodge,No , pure, clean coal. Our Egg } Free Reclining Chatrs on All Trains, “Knickerbocker Special.” | tations, for strangers to have them to] For the last month business has | install the following olticers Decem-| Coal far excels all other coal for grates or stoves Our : ® elwee onis dlinghpolis f \ seems t they | been exceedingly goo » Julian| ber 28 | 5 cathe, costo Nee rng llgiernte' nl Bag wher ans, New York and Ibo “a y mean Mt by Miotaltion, and at very nigit ts Sinet be ten | TD, Hebte, W. a; 8. tI Washed Pea Coal beats the world for furnace or cooking i " 5 nd, New Yor nd Héston ow a stranger b: uitio’ id} and every nig! » » has been ebbs | A Whe; Dattas Axo Four Wonrtt “ tom | eldom accost anyone else when they full of drummers, Willis looked| Province, 8. W.; E. Singerton, J. | We only charge one price the year around. The poor > ‘Southwestern Limited. Jean find someone who does not] upon his register with great satisfac-|W.; Geo. Marshall, Sec., and D get their load of coal as cheap per bushel as the rich For mapa, rates, tree books on Texas, Ar! Between Cincinnati, Coluttbus, New|know them. If they are not com-|tion, but with dread of the day when | Lovings, Treas | their thousands of bushel T Oe waonn, and all Western Staten ane fiber | York, Cleveland and Boston, | menvlable subjects for the Children's} only thirteen names should appear] | Mrs. Amanda Mathews will handle shels. - Try our coal and you will x tatermatica, “White City Special.” | Home society to work on who is? — | under the little red slip heading each | chitlings at wholesale and — retail use no other, Lump, 10c.; Egg, 9c.; Washed Pea, 6c. ny R, T. G. MATTHEWS, 8.T-A. k ~ e*s day Friday there were twelve} prices at her residence on South " a) LouisviLie, Ky | Between Cincinnati, Indianapolis and) 1 sad to be the case that a man|#ames before night and the last train | Kighth tonight. OWNSEND, GP. TA. oe |trom Marshall county. was. proud. to| fought one more Then Willis lost| 4 W, Dupes is engiged tn BARNES & ELLIOTT : eres [F.O.MeConwick, D.B. Maurin, | acknowledge his ancestral and native his nerve. Hie declared there would a revival at his church, Rev, W. H Phoprietors Iilisol pt 4 : ? seen eee MATIN: Theath when he came to Paducah, But|be some trouble before one of the! Washington, of Illinois, is assisting inois Coal Company. RAILROAD TIME TABLES, rool red Fase Teast ACY) tas amd alack? It now doth appear [vests left or another came, M dessin : ; After a sleepless might expectant] There will be ae an a a — 7 2 & St. Louis changed 1 8 P here will be a mask carnival at] 1. c. Harris : Nashville, _Chattancog Y E: tt There has been alittle trouble in| ¢¥ery minttte to hear the alarm of fire the Odd Fellows’ hall Monday ni | . r ft ‘\ , OUP LETTSSS | marshait intety, just a few killings, «given oF the @rash of a cyclone, Just} by Messrs. 1. Browa, , HARRIS & CRIGE, ode 4 OLL 5 A |mob or two and a few other small |#% mine host dropped into the arms} juford and J. A. Morton : : \Aull Co |rnettars of eivial innpertbut it sooms [Of morpheus the trouble began. Alnave. employed the services ot Attorneys - at - Law, g°— PROPRIETOR. : | that these have made the good y heh pe are pear ae had } slough-foot Pete, of Louisville, who 125 S. Fourth—Upstairs ™ ple of Marshall a little ashamed yurned ont, and the cook had to get] will do the funny and Sunday | walk, | 8*enographer in Omce P d h ° B ttl Tnemselves. _ biileuny: breakfast with gui boots on. Everybody coms out end see. the aquca ottiin O., i Arte, whatever the caus,| To make matters wore every maa moat wonterfl walker inthe eri | A L, HARPEBY & The best copy-book on earth. gwell known resident of Marshall| ho wanted to leave town wanted to AGENT CELEBRA’ . mont BOCRD Will cops with any Kind of ink |wason the. market. yesterday. Me| 8? to Paducah, bat the Cowling gid] FOOD FROM FLOWERS. |ATTORNEY. LAW. ie x 4 5 ’ , end without any press ort Tas alwayg been comiendal for hig, HOt make a trip that morning. f LOUIS O’BERTS BEER/Of St. Loui as aaa Gan cal wale seein iuicine Marchal county.| With this announcement Willis} More Than Stie Beacty tt tone + Louis. at 3 are now in use at the but after aabsence of several weeks | Prepared to desert the hotel and go to Of the Varictios a , In kegs ad bottles, Spm = $Ram places, and give GEN | he dropped in on us again yesterday. | Big Bay on a tie pass, if relief did a 80 various temperance drinks—~Soda Pop, Seltzer Wat i] lt SATISFACTION: Ellis, Rudy! He locked worried, and bad that|20t speedily cor ‘The Fowler] mes:arttams and Primroses Used to Make | Cider, Ginger Ale, etc. Pr ter, Orange fepm 0s am Phillips, Savings Bank and| ‘hunted,’ distrustful and suspicious | Came and on the steamer were four Belads— Butter and Fritters due admixture of foods. Thus, pure | Telephone orders filled until 11 o’clock i i . A car vorvice between PA a office = te his eves men who gave their grips to Berry, Alke RAts bem Core rte o is not hoop omg Pt aa be Saturday nights, at night during week and 12 o'clock Nashville awd : ; ten | the porte With joy he rushed to ante. made to starve on cheese, Experiments : . 1" y Somebody who bebind him | t ith joy he rushed - 5 selative " Nei E NORTELL & 00. remarked to a friend There's the Julian and’announced in tones of| Ip the oriental countries, flower |4% 1° ‘he relathe solubility of animal lion and Madison streets! ClePhone 101. 3 r 105 Summer Street, | 10h from Marshall triumph “‘Sabed, Capt. Ward! dar's| petals have been used from imme: | Hiehest degree d done be in the PADYCAH, KY. Or adhere ya, Memphis, Tene W. 1 Bostos, Ma The man from Marshall hurriedly pe bs Ph pabgdch a Wilt eee ee torte ats, ond evenias daily |’ ‘The amount of albumen which, we and Tat. N 7 ¥ Agents wanted. turned, lool 1 raat bis accuser wk the four new arrivals around to Tadis ie ceowded with he ¢ butter daily require is relatively small, and 8 Barhham, depot ticket and hissed w Lye I come from | Pat's and smiled, while Berry—well | trees, trom the sceds of which exudes an | 2¢°@% © large quantity of respiratory Marshail county I'd like to. know!" | be “ral - eket on the insidethe | oj, which hardens, like lard. The low. | {904 '0 be taken hcp Poicndecens fan , ; st of te ds of various kinds, which differ very TRAL RAILROAD The first apologized for his mistake, | ¢ bell Abr | ers abound with @ Mmpid honey, which in the rapldligof Uhels ection u, Syl . ot and the man from Marshal, wearing can be made into sugar. The flower Sd dew ana use Successor to M. J. Greif bam an expression of ¢ who has beer Coltorad Rules. petals are preserved in this sugar, and quick in produsing its adeis th aa an Pe 5 made. almost. @ martyer, left the} A gentleman from Carrollton, who| Mek ® nutritious article of food for | Porter of combustion. Tf more albumen tex ie Who! thousands of people, They also are - WALL PAPE market for a less suspicious retreat. | bas lately returned from the West, | driea and crystallized, like violeta and be taken than {s required, the excess ia , - .° has brought with him a copy of some rose leaves, 7 not digested. Nature takes WwW. Nowra Hoump—_ No | motorinan on the Broadway line, has | ‘lining room, — The hotel was the] west of Caloutta, overlooking the Plain |"* ** Psst - rape lthe most atttactive and unique over-|=uster® Rest, at Little Cayuse | of Monghye, number over 100,000, Dur erties i . a ; atttactive anc ny Creek, Colorado. The ‘rules for| img the famine of 1873, the uceulent MODEL CAVALRY H . t F I Y ) M | i J, YOUNG & SON, cont is Paducah. I *t the guidance of guests”’ follow: | corollas of the flowers, which fall Sy —— ditto Cc ure ra es and ou Ings : he rae does skio sent will this ra Ail guate wich akacitabricne uci em and April, saved thousands from | 5°me et the Rousiromente for Admission Roe \ roprie’ jong way towa * triton dry starvation, A fine spirit, like brandy, | andy: yd 506 Cl 7 <q Spm " a we [arctic blasts as ns fuust check ther be-| ty distilled from them. At night the |. TB? model cavalry horse fe in color 606 COURT STREET. “<— a 106 BROADWAY «© with bis me patois an Wai-| peacocks and jungle fowl feed on them, bog hari procera vie pseu = — ————— . mv. 0 Si arce to be killed. h the desi well bi 0 rior class, gentle a >HON lown from the rentle | with the deer and bear; the squirrels, | » gen r - TELEPHONE 200, aaa Un ll nay ouat requested not to at-/ monkeys and birds share the feast in | } ved the saddle, free from vicious pm Give us your laundry if you wani” gy jo ‘ t by throwing| the daytime with the women, wh at tae earl pera i: notion as ye l ‘ 9 ' $i2fia| frst ciags work end prompt de- oe oils ee Puls, 35 (00 Gest Oe ae on out blemish or detest, of a kind disposi . ° ym | livery. | If our ambitious housewives in the | Hn and wi jouth and galt. He fet sleeping petween Ula Nos’ and 94 carry Pullma: betweenfCincinnat) nd Be run -R_Lag buffet Wwleans, carrying Pulla ao mleepere south ¢ Palmer, and at the union depot OuNS DIVISION we Stop for meals—All trains run, lar Bt Louls and sr "and went ily ate iS p.m. allman rate * Sleeping and Double berth rates This ts the px Chicago and all qT $1.0; cbalr rates, 7 furthe reservations et Prices Reasonable L, P, BALTHASAR, 423 B'way. Ilinois CentralR.R. B Pacific tion with, the ad after the BUFFET SLLUPER EER "a and Saturday, For An Easy W ORLEANS ReseHyATIONS Cincinnat! and the Pacitio Coast. can be made, a he Buftet sleeping Car servic ae eaeition will be made at 7 train feaving Cancinnatt at2.90 p. 2 Louisville Oks pin. every Wednesday Pullman Tourist Sleeping Car Tearing Chicago every Wedrrlay ‘and running WirwoUT CHANG ft Or Ban Francia », via Ni irtable free ween Ch in Through de a eae emphis, This 4 the only tue from Mama oy sith Tidas and the absence Of re Cold preather. Also good connection Lo oITY OF MEXICO Yrleans, by the Lilinots Central and the souther” Pacific Railroads Rates as Low as by Any Other Route wnia folder of I. ¢ ofl al fatexvantion Call if at. Ask for spectal cal 7 aor py addressing W. A Louisville. eee A. W. GREIF, MANUFACTURER OF Carriages and Buggies. hen You ALL KINDSOF DLAGKEMITHING DONE TO ORDER. Hors Shoeing a Spucialy, i HALL MEDICINE CO,, \ 222-224 Court Street, Ditesin. ie. | Between Second aad Third. Ta inton B. Davis, Matil Matil, Effing r& Co y ARCHITECT. Vntertahtes ond Veaiaianes, (a . Omce Am,-Ger, Nat’ Baal Bldg, | #sore velen a 1308 Phird! t. Wall aper! of $4 We're always the our fisew sowre bovs ov |FALL STYLES fe St. Louls sO pw Lanre Pinckneyville 1. pm In all Garvondale 1 ee i “V'aam | designs and colors, The Roruse Cu wpm BO am | ready for your inspectic Arrive Paducan 2Mpm, 6 ew Finest line of ‘dauly Picture Mo In the City, first to show he latest re in now Have you seen the Jatest? A YARD OF FACES. for GOOD work Under Pater House or Stylifh Hair Cut 0 TO AS. BRYAN'S BARBER SHOP 405 BROADWAY: Nice Bath Rooms in Connectidn, | Pert > e-taliments. When You Want a Good.Meal PORT'S SALOON AND RESTAURANT Table supplied with evuything the market affords, lI7 BROADWAY. —_——— at Something To URIFY YOUR BLOOD, REGULATE YOUR LIVER AND ERADICATE ALL POISON FROM THE SYSTEM omr HALLS BLOOD REMEDY, A certain yor rather attendant at all 4 1 knows every inveterate offender jSunday. society man has a} He is a daily art “Seven kinds of pic every dinner. * Tablecloths are given with lice ¢ ions, are changed every si as well as ‘Our food is all of the best loes. He never mi Our milk is pure. new laid Sunday, aud if you ancl the butter speaks for itself. + you ark him; or what's bet “Guests tipping waiters must 1 ome and see for yourself. | fudgral expenses should man of leisure, and | die af heart diseas therefore has plenty of time to. in- o more than six eggs will be lulge his fancy given each ata sitting. Any gu ° found trying to work off shells on neighbor will be fired from the table Mr. George Harris,of the * says his Jot isa bard one, so faras| ‘‘Biscuits found riveted together his velebrated vhost stories are con. | aM be opened with a chisel supplied Mthad, A'fes days ago he wrote|PY ® Waiter. The use of dynamite up that same ghost story he publisbed | '§ strictly forbidden, Wiis Smnithtand paper about ten| ‘Don't lasso the waiters because ver only this. time he gave it] te guest who can’t throw the rope with variations. He played in ha a wil be at a disadvantage luck right on the start bec he eg can take off their coats if forgot himself and had the woman's| they Want to, bat they must keep on ther v ghost appear before she was killed. | Then ¢ Lamb whom Mr. | Harris had in his article, to discover] GOLORED he st, accused him of that - leged practice of drinking. *‘long tod- DEPAR | MEN iy dies Every body knew this was gmt (they IRCHES, were ‘lemon’? —_toddies) but} Hus Boal Mr. Harris’ troubles did not end | 427 {bre mand here. ‘The Murray “Ledger” « Burks ( ol ped the story, but the foreman ni nT itov.'R 8 Lure, pastor and 8 5 fected to. pat ih togethen right. “itt | Wasnt ot Baptist Churdh ; first part was hitched on to the bote| shol® aching @ pm. Rev Ge tom of a religions article. ‘The ar-| “sey ye hee ticle, after a very serious ending, was! iemacds concluded by the startling announce: — gaia ment, “George Harris has written |i brese tig i a, mand 7:80 p,m, i another ghost story The rest of | sp, James A. M.M, church, toh and Trimpi {the ghost story was distributed in suet. Diy prewchiug 9p various places about the paper, but | - 2 this was probably done in respect to COLORED GES. the feelings of the readers who, pos- er swallow the pciated being able to | | sibly not adway, third, hloar | whole story at one time, app! W —Meets every first month A esch mone? “Did yotrever hear the story,’ Ladied—Moets every asked lawyer in Langs, b—Meots every se ‘of how my friend, John Enders, nth mce awan come to life ina bag gage car?” Meeting with the requis- ite encouragement, the lounger con-| tioued, ‘He was runving baggage on the ©. O. & 8. W. then, about five | years ago, and Jubn was sorter su-| perstitious in those days, One night 1 colored brakeman was run over and | ® killed, down about Fulton, and they | lugged him aboard and deposited him | ‘ in the gage car, covering him with | oy 4 piece of canvas or something similar They were using a combination car then, the first end, the ngirest | the train, being used for express, the irand Master's Coun) fourth Friday evening in each Odd Fellows’ Hall month at y UNITED BROTHERS OF FR one NDSHIP: niddle for mail and the other for] $+ Pau! Lodge # every second |baggage. ‘There was a sinall hole be- | {3 Haoudwaye in ccah monte. ot | oween the mail and baggage quarters |. teters of the Mystor Ten, St Ne Jand near this the corpse was laid, | ti iad ee eh mee oe When the train got well started, | Guider Temfig—Moets second Thur John wouldn't go into the end where |“ ™ ** int vat TO Be v the cadayer was, but studiously con- 833 v, weg. trived to keep at the other end, ‘The| wind Tuesday vise ty vuelta a mail agent conceived the idea of play ee, ple Zabreacie. ie. et ing @ joke on John, so he crawled in|" “Ne in each mont! the hole and began groaning and then dodging back, John's began | , | Madaut eyes meets tint and o protrude, but he coulda't get out| Nes ofa ay ned aig! - agp of the car without passing the man | {yogi “MO faeh Phursay Big i & ceee on the floor, As the groan got loud ile Prite of aducah Tent, No. S.mect at er Jobn got farther and farther away, | fy sflernoon fu each inonts and Gnally backed up against the| S's gt faducgh Tent meets # cond Satur watt behind some trunks, ‘The mail| Lily of the West Tent meets third Saturday agent kept up his uacanny howls un | Pi" » aon y Joho could stand it no} longer, and taking a running jump, vnied on the other side of the man » musival nature of our colored iL heup aad shot through the bole] popylation is thelr. most striking - T hailover Martin a characteristic. Nearly all have fine | curiously, their sea 1 the Hun arian scale are ile al and the rhythmic features « their melodies A person would never suspect, |like a bareback rider through @ pn-lar markedly For t from a daily otwervation of the many|per hoop. He yelled as he recovered | jeason it is certain that very many of small children who go about the| wird, “Weouw! By G- they | them will attend the concert of the| street, and especially Broadway,| said that nigger was dead! He's | famous Remenyi on Monday night | Jand beg all day and part of the night, |come to life again in there now.’’|to hear one of his wonderful improvi that there isa branch of the children’s| He could not be induced to return] sations on some the plantation | If you want the best coal in the city you can get it of is Washed Coal. se must be a (mares not taken er any circumstances), of uniform and hardy color, in good condition from 15% to 16 hands high, weight not n 950 nor more than1,150 pounds, ead broad, eyes lange and promi nent, from four to eight years old, head and e all, vision perfect in every semi-tropic regions of the south of Cali | fornia and Florida would crystallize | their orange blossoms for the northers | market, they would do a good business There is always a steady demand for the French candied ft the | violets of Grasse, France, own, al! owers, rs em the old stale violets are sol _ turers of confectionery, In Roumanta | 7o"h°°t pei and sloping wel violets, roses and lime flowers are hack, chest full, broad and deep; fore Wzed largely for flavoring preserves o! | wenrc" large standing well under, liferent kinds. The most esteemed el” large and increasing from sherbet in E girth toward flank, withers elevated back short and straight, loins and ing violets an This violet sherbet is of and is called the “Grand Signor be h unches broad and muscular, hocks nt and under the horse, pasterns and feet smal! a A horse under five years old wi Capers are the flower buds of a bram i | ble-like plant which grows on walls and tnlves he is an espec f fences in southern Eur bs teveloped. Each horse { peopansil simply by pick : } to a rligld examination ane in vinegar. Most of the capers th ews t doos not mee ne re ply the market come from | duirements Jn every respect will not be though they are pur Bo that tt ean be seen that h of Frar #3 hich meets the cavalry man’s ually in Europe be 1 Much ie The edible of ordinary g ge m th gence manfeste tiums, prepared as a salad, is » both In expression an millar here, ‘They have a delicious, | { ml there are certain peeulinri spicy taste. Primroses wise are | Hes in the “face” and eves of a horse tilized in Europe, and 1 which to the expert denote the fool, the devilish awtmal of the system fs y horse must be of nd faultless conforma: purchased at from $125 tc ely small sums for ever This, b an ingredient of sou The flowersof the Jud. into fritters, with butter mixed with salad, tower buds are pick! hokes are immat flowers Livery, Feed and Boarding Stdbjés, ELEGANT;CARRIAGES, FIRST-CLASS DRIVERS, BEST ATTENTION TO BOARDERS sn: Iicted Tw and Washington Streets G. G. LEE, TheW all Paper Artist Most but also guarantees perfect wo. kmauship. WEATHER STRIPS—Did can save the price of Weather Strips in one week's GC. C. LEE Why Prejudice + Keeps not only the Largest and ee you know that you coal? Get your weather strips now. Always Up to Date, rm is 1s explained in a measure by the that the cavalry he if . br ling purp: ndasa rule not fast i a tr make a racehorse ¢ In the United es cavalry service : th ure ten regi of 12 troops ag ¢ th 60 men to the troop, not : t ers, and there are over 7, ) horses in the servic a os “ ¢ e working life of the cay * » Aeneid r bout 18 years and about z highty | ten per se in the service die pind ten enlortaas oa Sh or are discarded each year.—Philadel It is largely employed in lndia phis Tine, bas way . In India the young flowers of the ba ny Fenatege nana plaptare eaten, The Chinese pre | | .. oe Rees sae ee Me alive tha iS FF f them are made of figured silk phy Oe Fe canta erns in which are us big a w at a pleasant At r “ . me i tap nel Ihe bles | Rivhly-covered ebairs, too good to the : we . be hidden and yet slightly worn at the oring sweeting § fa t y.| corners, may be most effeotirely reno = gt i: " ted with @ round, open gold braid or PAE theory din Jamaica | lace. If the material is much worn, phage: ne . tdon when | the ornamentation may be lined with a Me rs pl hs etek sou ng in barmony with the rare 1 nee tL. | groundwork of the furniture, Se eee we a Yo while away the hours of your oral jardepteen ky pleasure in @ perfumed atmosphere ee erie ia tniet you will find that the rich material as Thunbergi is one of the cholcest d hots now Us ewes afe OC vets Of petebape yey tat pe adhy. Naagy aay sist These should be filled with Jried rosebus are used scent and apparently thrown oe ee ly on pianos and tables. Bags reneeve abe onion bY Aratias out 18 inches long, trimmed around ets cexencaied line Ganes th ribbon ruches and ornamented s potele Orn. 00m wna with floating ribbons, magM also be yellow pond lilles make deligh I bang Wile goad aiee @ meee ie yilaw pong ee eet oe ire | Shairs and sofas. —Chiggle Record, pare @ « ivink, ‘t * “Times top ty th nd | +: od bare a perfume like tha . | “Te have to give up that case of hence ure sometimes ca + | Duser n which I have been en: bottles. : | gaged so long,” said the eminent lawyea The slower petals of a species of Cus | to his friend. “f shall feel rather odd tard apple, called Anona Senegalen with it out of the way, for it has been are w eon the Niger for flavoring | one of the stand-bys of the office for dishe | years,” The petals of roses (hrown upon cold You have exhat all legal ¢ Every lover of cool and frag Prlnking No; bat Dusenbury’s money is all yant beverages knows the luxury ef | sone,"—Dotre 38 plunging the heated face into a buneh of a famed fragrant green mint. Not only anust the form and flavor of | foods be considered, but also the na. ture of the elements they bring into the | yi oy ay bry dahon rystem, the proper proportion of chem |i Shingles the box he Ragpayeires | ical substances and their laxative or | On te ito has the peculiar effect constipating nature, For we do not re- |r et ie suin blue, the gplor belng quire food-of elther too concentrated oF |i eigiiied be é Rin pouyelsting too bulky @ natuge, It requires also. | ‘Weer ar pe Protection Against Ma A novel means of protecting # cash lhox from marauding fingers has been by Insurance . Buy your electric lights from regular lighti service, day or night. Take no chances on dangerous atneet railway and power wires in your buiktimee or daylight Every Jamp burns independent on our lighting No dangerous, high pressure, 500-volt service. day or night, currents sold for lighting service, PADUCAH ELECTRIC CO M. Boom, President 217_N. S! IND STREt R. Rowtanp, T urer. ua. F. M Fisnen, Secretrry, A. ©, Eivsrety, Vice Pres, and Manager. MG. JONES, « DEALER IN | Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Carpenters’ Tools; Etc. CORNER COURT AND SECOND STREETS, PADUCAH, ESTABLISHE 34, ° : Miss, Mary B. E. Greif Co, GENERAL INSU RANCE AGENTS. . 174, utlery, KY