The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 11, 1896, Page 3

> ————— ; AT vi WRITTEN AT RANDOM, DRIFTWOOD Soaks Geeortont’ bnneel srokae Carrie Doda, I oncom wt Duley, Mattie Col, L, C, Husbands boarded an . eae rald, Pauline House outgving passenger train at the union |GATHERED ON TAE LEVER, | Messrs. Connie Lee, William Daw Il f | depot yesterday afternoon and as he Melville Salen, Gariield Cotter leaned back against the cushions in Amos, Chester Anderson the ladies’ couch seemed lost in r AnnrvaLs, Thomas, Ed Owens, of Bayfield, . John Lowe, John I ta? “or verie ; , ie Joe Fowlet... ++ Evansville | John 1 ~e | Mempnie] “L tell you,” he remarked to alGen. tf Cvvting, Metropolis [Caldwell, Albert Caldwell, Pink Sow reporter, ashe glanced ot " a 8 te Carroll, Fletehe Richard | loiader 0: tas pte! ea Bog cals ity of Clarksville. . ++ B'town. | Senger, eae. Le If you want the best coal in the city you can it of Bins lenses, tals coment Brows, Jewel Maple, Joe Hamilton Illinois Coal Company, who handles the celebrated There is a vast difference in the|Dick Fowler... ..+0 + +...Caito, | Journey Casey ciFiG Rarnway|" The Great Through Line From KANSAS CITY, #7 JOR St. ouls 3 OMA PO CTLO, DENVER And SALT LAKE TRY THE NEW FAST TRAIN : KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, | rors: i. pening lear Aigent, Paducan, Ky Supt inetnnatt Oke... .Danville.| The Lye st line via Memphis to used to travel,’ he mug as his | Ashland City an | he Ly ‘The most ee coh ¥ ———— ms | iin wandered back over a vast|@eo HM. Cowling.....+. Metropolis | with Miss I ~ - ~ o vo ateghecen |dence of Mr. and Mrs. Green Gray . i yy| Waste of years, “1 remember years pur. 0 1 ’ ARKANSAS AND TEXAS, BIG FOU R and years ago we used to get on thelR, A. § ee Cumberland, |” South Sixth train at Br d . ooull The Tube Rose Club meets this af- WEST AND SOUTHWEST. iway and there would Florence ice THRER GREAT TRAINS, — Jnever, scarcely, be over six people. | John D. Lewis + «* Pemneaee tiver ternoon with Mise Carrie Dodd at No clinkers, no dirt; but pure, clean coal. Our Egg ” i or anyone that eve vow » didn’ psid ne Of an Mrs. aroline Turovan Coactes MENPHIS TOlieween St. Louis, Indianap Yourself, the eat t full and we ton’t nae " "| the Tube - Rose Club will give Washed Pea Coal beats the world for furnace or cooking. , Basen Ap Yous Wenen | Cereand, New Teme aed DeAP | csoote wn'the ira who hell trom the| _ Dantnene very alate Gown on the | BUSS Sumrrmnment Mt the A, We only charge one price the year around. The poor wharf this morning. E. charch | get their load of coal as cheap per bushel as the rich ing here, a fall of Mra. D. R. Lewis will preach at Teath andl their thousands of bushels. Try our coal and you will “Southwestern Limited® North, some from the South, a few Between Cincinnati, Columbus, New| from the West and many from the| _ River still re as, AF St. James’ church. on . York, Cleveland and Boston, Kast eight inches last night. ‘ ” prnetltnn or write stare a vy “As L said before, we used to get} ‘The every day Dick Fowler at 8 caer pil Dab protested use no other, Lump, 10c.; Egg, 9c.; Washed Pea, 6c. “\ K. T. G. MATTHEWS, 5. TA. White City Special. on the train to go to Mayfield, but|a. m. was away for Cairo with a fair meeting. Rev. G. J, Standford Between Cincinnati, Indianapolis and] we dinn’t know whether we'd’ ever| trip. . » G. J, Ste ’ ¥ pastor. soph yr ees sd Cumberland river today with a trip Progran Proprietors Illinois Coal Com i 5.0. MeCormex, D. B. Mantis, About the time we got outside of 4 von League Clab wi , hie RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Pam. trafic et, Gea. Pass, a Ticket Agt.| town, the train would Sop ntside ot Jof ties. American League Club will meet The Sunshine from Memphis | Thursday night, December 18, at C. |= — would all get off and go up front to Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis ey Cake Ton 1 passed up for Cincinnati yesterday |M.E. church. The meeting last |#.6. Harris L. crice HAT, allroad. fine ni ge Lawson tinkering | stternoon night was well attended, and the HARRIS & CRIGE iy J BERGDOLL awn a ne engine. on kno | e ite interes’ y e pe eta agp 1y days, iu fact he ran the st engine {*€ Upper Ohio river packet this|the hearers. | The programme for the) Attorneys - at - Law, PROPRIETOR—— noal ? . ‘ : d meetin, ve ei is 8 DUOWS : ons EF, 1 Joy ravoan gee Will ( DOpy ° ever brought to thle country, 1° be» | Morning. os Cols 125 8. Fourth—Upstairs ° Hotiow ioe Samed. 10.49 sm lieve it is claimed. ‘The Buckeye State from Cincinnati} 5, r er--Rev..0, 1b aliner ftenographer in Oft a uca + ottlin Co Ht i Aim “Anyhow, we'd find Capt. Jack} bound for Memphis is due to pass a on ene . 4 Hees Themeeives, jckar toon seine Soe snay—Hattie Smith 1s pm | sik aneeet eeetiy. out " ‘3 Gilet left for D Recitatioun—Mrs. Mamie Medlock.| commodations outlined above, fhe . AGENT CELEBRATED }. --- TER owp m The best copy-book on saith j would get through pretty quick, an¢ ennie Gilchrist left for Dan-| — Ghant—Choir. | league will sell and rent bieycles, fur é RONTA BOUND times he wouldn't. We'd start Tenn., yesterday afternoon af- ain, then, and a few miles further! ter a tow of spoke timber. Essay—Emma Spriggs. ni Will copy with any kind of ink Quartette—Lubry Woods, Charlie | und without any press or trouble. Ly. Chattanooga Nashville “al'ticpets Matias Sawe see | LOUIS O’BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. ‘yin Saves time and money. They] MAybe, we'd stop once more, and) + ‘Three big Pittsburg broad horns] Gaines, Jesse Copeland and Mose will be connected with refresh- In kegs ad bottles, em are now in use at the following | 22 Out to watch Capt. Jack tinker passed out of the Ohio last night! Copeland aon ee idetaurants, and oth | Also various temperance drinks—~Soda Pop, Seltzer Water, O ; . . “q 1 eee ST with his engine age A era will be run independe Soupos a : ame, {em places, and give GENERAL] "ill tls engine agalo. the| Rit “ whoppin’” big tows of coal for} Kssay—Sarah Gillibam. books will be teuued to members of the Cider, Ginger Ale, ete. : icaces » pin jose Were great times. he | New Orlen ~ aad : he, SATISFACTION: Ellis, Rudy “ steornag Chant —Choir. le vhich will be good at any bin. | Telephone orders filled until 11 o’clock at ni; & Phillips, Savings Bank and] Celene! sighed, pg Me you get) The Will J. Cummins is due here! Essay—Geo. W. Woods. | Fitty of these bins will be in operatior Saturday nights, night during week and 12 o'clock ashville and »flice. aboard one of these trains and you! out of the Tennesse river toc fi —_—_—- — during t week, and othe sae be oe ere in Mayfeki almost before you \jaaves caher were te Plorean sa A happy man is always a healthy | "1!!! = hed as rapidly 08 poss 10th and Madison S| Telephone 101. 2nd ait ft ALE \ORTELL & Co. have gotten well starte urday afternoon. oes. , fw laponible to taphappry vc 1 Y. World, in Streets. PADUCAH, KY. DP Ay Memonts Teo W. oe ee en ‘The City of Clarksville is due here | cheerful or useful when of is suffer-| | Numbers Do Not Count. : ee es ‘i ana “it "A Nabvilie,” Tenn Boston, Mass Somet can make lout of the Ohio this afternoon and|ing froma discorhfurting cold or a] ()l! Bstory tenches that in a wat for k's urahain, depot ‘ticke: | Agents wanted great ch remarked Capt. T.|leaves on her return to E’town to-| nasty little co It 6 wonderful cir adayohs ie hc X ® a - ae J. Moore," *Uve heard of man's! morrow at noon, tat people wil go ‘3 trom day to of Hellaieland, vate » = a 6 e1 5 : t “gpd sage, pk, Die yb hotest pdr’ The towboat Mary M. Michael | ‘lay suffering from thee di : J empires in arms, won {its ere et oe R DAVI S I never did regard it as anything but! oomes off the dry dock tomorrow af. | disorders when relief \f so « 1 upward of 600 yenrs ago, ' . y {4 Joke until some time ago, when I’ ter peing given a thorough overhaul- | tained. Dr. Bell’s Phe Tar Honey Jependent to-day, yet it has, went down to Reiser’s and “wr cures cous hs and cold of all descrip: ays had, on n army of ling. She will go into winter quar- | &¥ it P| : . ought me a fine new bat. as to i sare, Sold f The little principality of Mon: Ww AGENT ee ae oe en er ee Stare ay tions. It is swift and sure. Sold by |" has tek bettie she Parks ALL PAPER, FOR... perfect fit, and I nt a great all druggists, deal of it, but "i ako am Nott No Triumphs jot mani The next day a baby camel ines on” the. levee was w little PITH AND POINT Duteh republic, and Scotland under D pan sain aid house a Gol 10" hpanae and Bruce, and Prussia under e AND } A quiet er good prospects for a] _4en't that a ve alow horse of . whether it was because I was proud ‘ or empath gta | Frederick UI. in the Seven Years’ War | rag, tia isontn tet ey anual wt] tt A at att [ett gs Boe or'sue| Picture Frames and Mouldings on Sus « tomorrow, | but he's conily tri and runs x oad to put it on the next Sun. podiardyatccs ec /% sata there {ceeded with greater odds of numbers Rank |iay it iscked an inch ‘The Obio river is rising from Pitt | et eee em Melbourne Weekly | 2xainst them than were opposed to the 606 COURT STREET. of goit und, and I had to take | burg to Louisville and falling from Times. ceding states. And to-day Cuba, v FURNACES. it dow: vet it changed, This is| Evansville to Cairo. The Cumber- —Burglar—“Hold up y hai y 1,500,000 o povalstion, nee b - A true story, concluded the captain,” {land is rising slightly at Nashville. | ont atenk Now trot out. the se uo aly 5 Soe by SL ATE IND ‘RON ROOFER. |, Itanooga down. The Mississippi is| Head of the Household—"O Lc hal ba? often bopbenal GL Uk hictors ° . : falling from St. Louis to Memphis. | wants the servant girl, and she hasn't | of the work on rid i. i , b y pent athens of the world that a people who have 129 South Third Street | ‘The Ohio river at Evansville fall-| been here a week ye ruth |fought with such desperate valor as M ol Jun's - — ust Ive. “ y ave ou t 1 Psat of | Dun’s ing until Friday then stationary until] \—~He Must 1 oe Pi mfcderates displayed have failed Livery, Feed and Boarding Stables, ency, re neighboring | ccturday. At Paducah and’ Cairo | Sareea ™ muc DZ | to win independence-Duncan Rose, in ‘ “or oO 1 u ppro' _ rn peco oh wife as you charged for my ‘fentury > everybody kaows who hee re *|sippi immediately below St. Louis|«t regret to say, ir,” said the FEDERATION 4 2 \ a rery boy Knows who has read te | rising Friday. At Chester falling] taker, that the death rate ha Fs Gmaad inctenent in ELEGANT,CARRIAGES, er aptlor rapinpeboo until Friday night and rising Satur- | 50 per cent. in the meantime Benehes of the Methane | oof td FIRST-CLASS DRIVERS, fying replies. He was talking about| perity at the Union| lay, and Jaughingly re- day. At Mem Tuesday or Wednesday. playwright. “About ho ns ou like it?” “Oh, from lling until next} —“Ah, a new dram { One ¢ the wave « ibs seems | aper'!) cre aS a eed re ened fo ptm a eee aka eT from all the counties around Padu- from all sections of the country to- cab except’ Trigg I waited and t ern itself accordingly —Detroit | pether in something quite distinct | —= ——— = We're always the first to show] waited, and finally a letter came DEPA RTMEN je Tribune. : om the old-fashioned temperance and i) pur from Hon. Fenton Sims, of Cadiz,}~ —- Nerve. ag etch —_ ventions, In these the women J FALL STYLES ture. His report was something as 4 werent Church (Methodtet)—Sea lug’ scornfully Backward?" it | 2" vp : Se oad teeta eo aq . = TSR In all the latest ws, ‘Dear Sir: There has been vam. I glia m and repeated? Just when I'm letting my-| ¢heir own sex, who came all prepared ~-s, | design Icolors. They're in now, |®° itpprovement here since the elec val grgy © pegges 3 _.| self out to make a sensational finksh 10 | ¢¢'sheak one way. There never was any jeetiy fer your iaepection n, in fact it has been just the other vir) breach ita mand #'p| the corkingest century run of my life? | argiment ning for-discussion.| © ~ 1 way and every thing ts getting 5 Hurks, past You've got nerve Detroit Tribu x . . ttle feminine acne he H Finest line of a ery thing getting 2 Street Hapuist Church. —Sund S geddaleanh bie Thibe | : eiptop tor meais—All tra | To tell th ! f pw. Rev. Ge Reg rtp eli, ythe el , eee Keeps not only the Largest and Most Beautiful 2 \Picture Mouldings ok Cadiz will last until the nae Waren Der Bree Teper ny | indianatie e ane B atiful | 8 vay," Srerecz betes | somes Be Bas you #0! Throught her to no conclusion. “Tut the but also guarantees perfect workmanship. stan, | In the City. Mr, Clark thioks Mr. Sims must mor day echoo! a,| #0 in town this morning, will you | cr," THER STRIPS—Did you know that you a a be a free silver wan as well as a pes- tm. and 7:80 p. w Rev: 3G. |dear?” “And this,” muttered Her ¥ a wy, sehen ai Have you seen the latest? simist softly disengaging himself from her | .¢ can save the price of Weather Strips in one week's 4 ebureh, 10th and Trimbi rn rh . s, -* fond embra. this is what you might | coal? Get your weather strips now. Hane D ACES. ° ee oe hard pressed for money.”— | P nn | A YARD OF F Speaking of mules, Paducah in ; rr) Aa ip A toD illi . $8 l al R | Prices Reasonable for GOOD work. | years past has had some that are en- COLORED LODGES. —Newspaper Proprietor—"M i ways Up 0 Uate, C C LEE. es titled to go down in history. on't you spending a gdbd dea baile it " MASONIC. aren't you spending ; “The Scott Hariware company], hird floc time reading?” Book K | mev manner, having no fear that In conn nw § ¥ L, P, BALTHASAR, used to have a mule remarked an = halen 2 yi ‘ ' suppose you know, Mr. Smart | her o} ] wot be met in the same e e | Long Meets every first S148 B'way, Under Patan Hoven| aid citieen yesterday, ‘that best any oulng in each month mast ead a book before bi pirit, She t r offering and she re U 1ce Pulima! Len wlth I os He wes called t Zion | odge No 6—Meets every first] it.” Newspaper | takes ay greater gifts ia resury sueeren f Saturday. |For An Easy Shave cou pl ke freight train or hs} toe Bomay tn euch inoth for writing, and have : Se dice agar ibe ieiownl riee “Ins urance r ud mame sake, 80) or ot car: cond Mouday iu each month of your time reading t { nm the civil war than thie by ve : Stylish Hair Cut ry over . ont in number of pounds INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS, | script |" 1 commingling ne e could tell in an instant whether] Qua reliows' Hall, se cor 7th Adams is . nor n and southern women. Salt paLi FO R N IA there, wat GN. PORN tna” many o9 is Mucts frst, and BICYCLE "BINS" THE LATEST. |r Ome y radically 0 Buy your electric lights trdm regular ligh 110 T0 not, and if there was he 1 right NMOL ALCOIOFED | . Wow scheme to Care for Numerous " ns may ¢ I have pe ‘ s » 8 | tyes y or night. ‘Take no chances on di sf 1A flat down, where ever he happened | Paducat Lodge No 18i5—Meets every first in Great Cities, een br p to believe that } ’ ‘ 0 JAS BAYAN'S BARBER SHOP to be a nd trolley ‘ ars “fie os kers | And (hind M in each mouth at Colored | ‘The latest development in cycling | tality existed only among my own peo: railway and power wires in your bi for daylight . . “ bee ee peg : von ’ circles is the fi of a comp n south, I received an object < = i ates i 4 and clubs combiued eould not induce] Paduca 0,0 Ba letin Dar Ccteen higtels Maat Bill inose gurine Gaieae tied ae Che aaeen service. Every lamp vurns independent on our lighting . 405 BROADWAY him to get up until some of the load ver the metropolitan district. With-| for in Boston I was entertained, and ‘ i ai high pressure, 500-volt conn 4 was removed from the dray. The] Pact Grand Master's . . cos be of teens entail not only i, bed entizely uninterested day or night, No dangerous, high pressure, ‘ y a i every fourth Prigay evebing in each Month at ighti vi sees. dineaday, with Nice Bath Roo Bath Rooms in Connection, | ist 1 ever heard of that mule he was} yt Odd Feliode’ Maite hat will be In operation, visitors to the federation, In the sane currents sold for lighting service. Tourist Sleeping Car sold to. Pritchett, the horse trader,| Western kent 1—Meets | ular season opens next spir y the same cordial devices Pullman Jour Red: sad venning and at last accounts Pritchett was | *v! i iveeday evening 1] number will probably have been in-| that T had heret "Wf never x I wr T IC CO F sci Orieann by the, hen You Want looking for the man who made the geo, iTiienta|cTensed ten tofifty fold. | Yerossed into Yank ae f trade with him, with a large calibre] {vey second aud nerdy erenins| ‘The organizetion ia known as the ave soon the spirit of undoretant : “ : um wenn Jal Protective league, It has been | ing, of appreciation 1 in. |M. Broom, President. 217.N. SECOND STRE&. shot gun and plenty of trouble, UNITED BROTHERS OF FRIENDSHIY, | sata under tha laws of MW -Lersesing doy by dar ara ite | eae cin reeee ee . “Then there was another] paui Lodge No 6s—Meets every second | Jersey, with a capital stock of $100,000, | ingenu xpression of s inthe}, M Fisuxn, Secretrry, fing uid the aaonen a 00 ba mul with distinct rit riuoniayeveniog meach mouth at |'yith a par value of f10ashare. "| frvt revelation tom woman of her form: |,’ ©, Eixgrnta, View Pres, and Manager mar ~ characteristics that are never to be|'!! ® RE ae [ n in contemplation Is toestab: | ev nar have been in Tennessee, CITY OF MEXICO : forgotten,”” he said citizens, “Guy wt Mleta che Muatertons £2.88 soon Xe tish from 800 to 8,000 “bicycle bins” tn | In the bayou lands, in Florida, in Mls: | ee — —_ 4 New Orleans, by the Lilinols central and Call in at. N - the undertaker, owned him, | !3! Broadway and around New York city, At each of South Carolina,the r (ig Southern Pacite Raiire reke ance, the undertaker, ownec 1] Golden Rule Temple~Meets second Thurs: | ty, s members will be ho ennen Goal We are and he was ‘a bird.’ That mule] aay in each month at 18 Br these bins mem . Rates a8 Low as, y he FP ea igh ier Ag ee Aah Gs kas raluable privilegeg, sugh as storage for | ee ae : Ask for apectal ow! he | wheels, @ ments for re . Me , il reason why w pould 5 les and ape . heard expressed he stopped sti slay bight tm each month will be $2 a month, or $20 a year, This | in her less favored land; for ats of Centr Gol Rule Tabernacte, meets first “ina by 1 saressing W. a. Kellond, a. & when be got within a few feet of the ison Wetaenlay highs in cach month. | will include an insurance policy cover-| when brought togethe: Loulsvitie che ilace, and there he stuck until some] Queen Saral Tabernacie No, 3, ing bieyel )} with common purpose we are all, as A. HL. HANSON 4, PA, Chicago: place, ant thore he ; @ | oud wad fourth monday nights in each mouth, | 1"& rg ; a SALOON ANC ent means were taken to get him| "\oustuse tatersnce Net. moste tre a, in case ¢ jemnity | a dear old lady expressed it, ‘own folles DEALER I . RESTAURAN™ . Some times he would stand | third shursday nights fn each month, | for injuries sust ed while oval . | And now & southern wo on wel- fe ’ Table supplied with es..yching the] ] think the last I ever beard of that| month. 1. oe ra Pat p Nheaage oyna Hell compet iy Beene lh pana fg 5 5 . STURER OF warbet allanis. mule was one day when he laid down] yXayafermooniuench nonin "| ecotive Juague will act merely as ar needs until they are almost \ MANUFACTU 7 rAW on Court street near the market and Paducah Tent meets second Satur | agent able."—Ladies’ Home Journ I7 BROADWAY in each : ’ . s é * |some one came along and fastened a ee | eh tea great need of for somesucl Seg d Carriages piece of barbed wire under his caudle| p,‘in-in each mouth " enterprise.” aa d oneof theofficers, “an pened gy sine yy me CORNER COURT AND SECOND STREETS, ‘ appendage. I don’t remembe Grand Arm: think we have a g lant, and yet it 4 fe and Buggies. | When You Want Something To whether they ever found the wagon] UK?" tah mpesiven, bes for se ortiern stom | DS DUOAH = KY y PURIFY YOUR BLOOD, or not,’” Ne lo chal} offer the we eat it the} #4 Al, . ° ° Wok s to transients that we do to regu oon BLAQKAMITHING]Sicerenamiente ite uy oo Wansienie ni 0 Goto ee wile of» mis —- . ALL KIND! ‘The next two weeks will be full of] Miss Mattie E, Overstreet cele-| tle higher we chary Py . thow oI FS SHP Pate DONE TOORDER. - - POISON FROMTHESYSTEM] warrinues, ‘There will be at least|Drated her 19th anniversary at the| ten cents a day for st aay of m fe fm ahores of haw tp ESTABLISHED 1864, ° ¥ Specialt BY HALLS BLOOD REMEDY, | tive or six iu Paducal, but as yetthe | Fesidence of Mr, and Mrs, Ike Clark, |the bins. With so many eyeliats lying just scrape off the . 2 Horse Shoeing a Specially. a's, MEnDeTen OF contracting couples will not consent | 722 South Seventh Wednesday night|'” fats, bins in, renivenee love pe flanpad yng ng bebo e " - to an announcement. ‘The most im-| 94d was remembered by her many | iin a in non seforstorawe rath nd and you may eat your banana wi 1 1. A 222-224 Court Street, *|portant marriage of the next few] friends, with presents both numerous | Mo than carry a wheel upand down: | "ithout tasting it all the rest of the Between Second aad Third, weeks, perhaps, Will be that of Mr, (aud handsome, We wish her many | stairs, Men who ride their wheels to | 4ay—Whiladelphia Record, 11 _ remem Sam Quisenberry, at Dyersburg, jmore happy returns, Among those| pusiness can store them ina binconven: | Not Fit for # Juron G EN K RAL INSURAN o . il, nger () Tenn : present were Misses Rosena Jones, | irnt to thelr oices or shops during the | Lawyer—May it ph the court, I " eorgie Burks, Ruth Cartwright, |daytime, Thus @toring them at each | object to that man as a juror Brinton B. Davis, Hickory ye Wood. Ssecnaie. Darks, Raih Cartwright, |dar'iee ee ceaa. bent, lem isan | Seaeec¥eus ronnen AGENTS. . Undertakers and embaimers, nice stoveffood telephone 29.| Clarksville, ‘Lenn. Hattie Brown, |‘ fares each day.” | “1 have three witnesses who can ARCHITECT PP ck wey Sy [Zula Browa, Optelia Browa, ‘Teuio| Shula the plan prove profitable iu |swear that it isn't a week since they F vty - uly Brown, Opbeli a, o8 \n New York the business will be exteuded | saw him at a news stand looking over | Pelenhane 174, oo ’ ; papue N.Y. Wi a — Oitice Aw,-Ger, Nat Bank Bldg. | prorpToleynone im 130 8 Third Ouio Rives Some axp Rus Co, | Overstreet, Saura\Howell, Luerecia w: ther jarge citlen. Denldlea the, cS the papers