The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 14, 1896, Page 4

oe - en Campbell-Mulvihili Coal Co. rinses, Steet ooa \/ [Pree for All Concert|(™ met al Uren : CARVING KNIVES, Holiday Goods, The Best on the Market. ous weet paphenion welds j Metsopots Clippings. for Kindling. UNO) «tng, 500.0 1000, a Ob Cama POCKET KNIVES, TABLE KNIVES, PERSONALS. | RAILROAD RUMBLINGS, BUTCHER KNIVES Our public appreciate the wwe Mf Fred Greif, Earnest Lackey went to Vienna, | ftems of Interest Relative to the KIMBALL HALL, NO, 430 BROADWAY ana all other kinds of KNIVES ptise which prompted all this holiday stas oct bnew telen taety otf tt. w of Interest Relative t preparation and are proving their ap- I. Gockel’s, has bought the ¥. E. Baltch, of Paris, Tenn., is at People, row sation by their patronage. Huns] stock and fixtures gf J. H. | the Paimer: Probation hy their patron : ‘Thompson, the bakery on H. Braswell, of Eddyville, was in SCOTT Hi ARDW (RE (0 sneer rested ep gthe ecm the city yester: i, 0. AND Of; tu Minmase Opposite Palmer House. yi y "9 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Klein are par- Supt. W. J. Hills left this morning — | CNOCORPORATED ) tag? tats ham metal SEVENTH AND WASHING ON, ents of a fine boy, born Saturday. | for Nashville. . T 318-324 BROADWAY ° . . . PADUGWH, KY. are the smallest. Hon. Chas. Reed and daughter, Conductor Atwood leaves tomor- and will Shenceforth {be known . 00 as the Miss Emma, have returned from St. | row for Lebanon, Tenn., to visit bis Tefen be Louis. sister, SPSTSSVSASSSTSSS (Sten or BIG HATCHET.) Traveling Auditor R. Adams, of “Harry Bob’? Wayhick is feeding Dolls! Dolls! Dolls! |‘ fl Baker 9 the Illinois Central, was in the city | diamonds to the 315 by the shovelfu! Bon To y ort : THE EVENT OF THE HOLIDAYS today. Mr. Greif is well known here} Mrs, Will C. Kidd and children| Fngineer Harry Buck is off today Wa. EB Mrs. s ) M. Eaves. *t buy ugly dolls! with many riends, and will no} will return today from a visit to|and Tommy Koglert is the right \ Ph Gro, LEHNHARDS, dolls, Don’t buy ugly dolls doubt prove successful im his! Texas, bower on the $15. | one 53, Don’t think of buying dolls till you} now undertaking. Give him 8] ytieg Gertrude’ Buel, of St. Louis,| W. A. Petcy returned to work op ve ht FREE T ure been the ‘*beantion’’ we dire obow share of your patronage. is guest of Miss Fannie Allard, on| the switch crew this a, m,. after a . iba gether sella omens do 44 a te Nt) Fifth, with the ague, that a high class “Musi. Cc eC ] N al ing at prices our neighbors are asking 1 W. A. Ust H i K Engl t " I Q L T J. L. Stanston, W. A. Usher anc Conductor Ben Englert gave the cale. Hobson's full orchestra for common dolls! OC ME} ION. J. H. Boswell, of Mayfield, were in| high ball on the local this a. m., hold- . . . : ; ) and KIMBALL PIANOS, 10¢. buys a nicely dressed, bisque 2 | the city yesterday. ing a big package of waybills in his ass ’ will just delight the] Everything holiday | ‘y, J, Flournoy, of Paducah, is at | digits. entucky and Anthracite Coa} i] headed doll t 1 a little ones. . for a 12 inch kid) goods is found at + Welthe Willard Hotel, says today’s itor Jim Lemon, of the Journ-/@ eagorsed by Creat Artists body, Yisque head doll—an extra| never had as fine * | “Courier-Journal.”’ ai” as ishis usual custom every ih Several prominent local pian- LUMP value, 0c. large size, 18 inch kid fore, y ste} . x ; +d joa Miss Myrtle Thomas, of Mayfield, | Monday stepped trom the morning | @ st will assist in the programme bodied and handsomely dressed Joint-| reanyuin “Bongat Library Benefit! arrived this afternoon on a visit to| train on arrival Open Evenings sem th dian. Aine EGG om time to time. Also a quar. 9 ‘ ed delis. " An entertaiiment will be given at} Mrs. Chas. Brower, her sister. Tom Sledd, who has been running . ite unt Christmas. tette and mandolin club. Jones’ Hall phe night of Dec. 21, for} Attorneys Jas. Husbands and |as extra porter on the mail trains N inens the benefit hf the Franklin School]Chas, K. Wheeler went up to Ed-|resumed his old berth, that of coach é Holiday ty : library. The nt atop ga y dyville this morning to attend| cleaner, today. ‘ W. W. KIMBALL CO. UT bp * 9c 4 No more beantiful or sensible pres-| under the management of Miss E. | court, gine 80, from the Perryville § Wabash Ave., near Jackson St 1 “ ” ‘ =F ine 80, : a Old “Lee” Anthracite, $8 iven a housekeeper than Our Wr Tickets are now on sal Mr. Frank Hoover, the well known | branch, followed train 104 in last All yvome ut mecher lade a Capt. Farley's and Jones Sons’stores. | ox-train dispatcher, who bas for|night. She will be stalled a few | ¢2PTCCCOOSLLS O] Out. ’ $ .25 Ton. one of these table cloths with napkins} Ajo the school children are selling |soveral months been employed as |days for slight repairs. | H H to match. them. Price 15 he al night operator at the Western Union,| Engine 68, Ritter and Schraven é | reciat biteck: tdeuatiell . iia, dime, Hickorv Stdre Wood. leaves this week for Wilson, La., to| again on the boxes, after several | R M SUTHERLIN d telephone 29.| accept a position as dispatcher with | trips off from sickness, left with train ] 59e th A For nice stov y ive ekcoutes hasty anmmak 700181 per looks tt. [the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley |50 yesterday at 4p. m. of Ouro River Spoxe axp Ria Co. |Tailroad. He has manw friends bere) Judge Bill Reed, the company’s Manager Holiday Sale our a ronage : ‘ the yard; 4 napkins to match, at : h i who will wish him prosperity in his) attorney must have a rail road case $1.00 the dozen —— Sets of fringed table cloths, 2's County Court. far away home. in couiic: TRS WKS Wer beotting| ds | 1 quality damask.| Judge Thomas has not yet recov- ee about this a. m. porats that way . with von Bg to match, for $3.98 set. ered from his recent indispostion, FOK TRESPASS. i velaessaiae oa Seiad ats cn 104 < Office Cor, Ninth and Harrison. Three yard Table Cloths with nap-| but today held county court. Noth- = eee ae a a At ha Tenn party of Mobile| : ing was done but the granting of a/Both Father and Son Were Fined | @ (iio eailtoaders wit iota bm bie —$$_$_ kins to match for $4.19 the set. face vale spose ~ nomber of liquor licenses. Saturday. 7 en | Me dg SPECIAL VALUE FOR THIS : ; go on acamp hunt near Denmark, CHICAGO. SALE is our 72-iach extra quality] All lovers of really good music| Attorney Dave Cross returned this | Teun. ' LEADING > ya 1 not fail to attend the charity] morning from FlorenceStation, where} The incline cradie was rescued} . re 5c CIGARS heavy table damask at 98¢ the yard, | should concert at the C. Py church Thurs-/he tried the case against Louis | yesterday from the depths of the re- Ask For Them. r price, $1.19. Napkins to ; ~4 ; . ‘4 as ded 96 tha: deuiis day evening, as the program is an | Nichoff and his son, Frank, charged |ceding Tennessee river, under the na cpa wba 5 cael unusually fine one. | Concert begins| with trespass. muddy waters of which it has been | promptly at 8:15. Admission, 25c.] The evidence showed that they |submerged for some time. Initials Stamped Free.) 5.0... jiups, onyx tables, jardi- Walked through Mr. Will Griet's| | Conductor Byers Robertson ha } During the holiday sales all table] niere stands. Going very low this] jou, or about recovered fom his late mishap, | ~~ .] so ch. and has discarded his crutchs. After N OTIC E. week, ceed a visit to Newbern, Tenn., he will be PP ARO a sit se ha aad ogy A . “highballing”’ his train of yore. bought from us will be stamped with inecasanaentaie PR shoe be of yo The Box Derange y ana: aa te Aaa Spence Castle, the clever clerk in| Fd the naszes of Paducah people whom RAFS AT YOUR OWN PRICE, your initials free of charge. Something became wrong with box Bellet tnsoesbace oa heed tall. |the master mechanic's office, is. feel-| 2 ing bad today. He engaged in| We axe Curing permanently : 7 From now until the first of January, 1897, 1 will make @ Don’t pay fancy prices for your es en ~— 83 at Third and Tennessee streets : a é Special in all applicants tose policies have! neice with a chill yesterday, but is this afternoon and the fire depart- e \, a} Mackintoshes ment was called out by a false alarm. Matte eigaaal ty see or attend | attending to his duties today. MATIi DA-#1 We avs Wali Gxt ah of Dial bai Via teed the Ny eres, The long distance caliope of 310 wW, 8 AUG ITER. \ \ holiday run on my Cabinet Fotografs at the rock bottom f price of $2.00 per dozen. The best ‘fots’’ ever offered for was heard reverbersting among the the money in the cit ¢ money in the city, ity fancy colored| Ni ¥ i Deputy Head Consul. g ak ae Brand, best qpality fancy colored , well made and full size. npeny saeen Sonne leailess flat woods away out about FAT VASSUER. mackintoshes, r aig price $5.00, in 5 Lpavas & Sons. ‘Try the old religble St. Bernard | Powley’s crossing this morning as A \ A a RL is mt peer fen ee RAND OLARE. 40, tty C. P. McCLEAN. I will go. straigh§ to Stutz’s and /the most burn for \he money. St.|°?:. | . ; Engine 10, under the management 6. BUYD. Holid y Rugs get my candy; J dog’t wantjanything Bernard Coal Co. cor .» hcorporated, | o¢ Sandy Herring, is doing fine work | ; s E CAMPBELL. this sale at $2.9&—a real bargain. but the best and. s chocolates and Estantisuxp 1865, elegant. Re-|423 Broadway. Telephone No.8. | on the lower division. She went into| HN POWELL To combine usp with ornament is|bon-bons are simpl ‘ I wise econowy. nice rug is a most mons the place, Sajz, 417 Broad- Ouest gitas aye re seagate” day poling is fe) ey | ‘ » Chgiagpet prevent. Herel Wesley Talbott, aged 36, a farmer | engine. Cae “ne A eisinees| AM N CRG T . be , Last Week of the county, and Miss Martha E.| Two immense blocks of Georgia all beauties. ie taal . 7 county Mis 3. ett yas. sales ane sgy Shen al ras Popes Smith, of the citys were lensed tol marble tres pigecgh ge Hervegh | ARTHUR MABYERS. THE LEADING ) marry today. The wedding will take | the city a m. for St. Louis. | MRS. 8. P. GARRISON size and quality, unlined for $1.89|25c; next week $1 per bottle at Du- , this evening. They appear to be equal in quality | each. Handsome black ones for] Bois & Co's and ail drug stores. Of-|" be daiet anette pat —T $2.49. Preity designs in Smyrna] fice 110 South "Thind tree aa Alex Young, aged 25, and Kate |{o the nest specimens from Carara, | J. L. PUTNAM. door mats for 38¢. Extra size Jap- Wooden, aged 16, colored, were li-|H81¥- 5 8S, loc 5] ancse, juve and velvet Togs at atc], FOR REAT—Furuished trout] censed to wed today. cx tls hard rain and shower of bail! We have about 100 others, but space is too pea! pe, Spaces _— : “ ii ihe too small to show them, but call at once, neig’h- PINE JEWELRY AND SPECTACLES, éractive prices. Remnants of tapes- inters’ Meeri city and Lexingtoa, Tenn. All ibe 7 ee atch, | care Sun. se pid — pill gaiad Be eel PIELER The ministerial association met at |small streams were booming this’ hor, and try a $1 bottle for 25c. Only two gets. § 01 : dis-lthe Y. M. C. A. hall this forenoon |mornigg, but no washouts 00: i SPECIAL FOR THIS WE play of holiday gooWs ft prices never be listened to an "sida De paicbe f p Baek pea ‘;weeks more. Office 110 8. Third St. FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY, 26x36 for| before equated Phillipson ‘Negro Education and| ‘The stand-by, engine 1, is At Cor. Broadway and Third Streets. : q , | hones . ut Streste, PADUCAH, je tra « it $1.75, ects Pie Home of the Fricndless Concert, | Evangelization. , er op the branch at pres- RONCADO TONIC co. The charity concert to be given we et beer ser- next Thursday evening in the A hb Beautiful chamber/sets, umbrella] yicg more 5 naveraoe i. r ted Peat room of the C. 8, church will be one aoa cuspidoress a aoe men on thepike can remember, and | = In our shoe department you oe of the very best Tings ever given in| fF Xmas presents, At Noah's Ark. thas passed Phrough so gany repairs BRIENSBURG, iy features are regular, his expression x00 find us abreast of the times with the|*he city, and fromthe interest al-} See our delft, fgifid and velour |that her original makeg is unknown, style, quality and price, In our pur.|eady manifested a ‘packed house is! embroidered chairs And rockers, ‘The | Still she stands all the tests aud can ie I HI attempt to Moughtful, his face clean shaven. like “illing chase for fail we have tried to com.|€xpected. Admission, 25c, paras be counted on for ay emergency, | After 7 ares ch al aula, One denen takes Uhadaee bine, so far as practicable, handsome able R 11d3 Gikaves & Sos. ie aaame ol 4 | sive you a few items. Imire him most wheu vaulting over 7 a si The crew of th@pay train are in-|!” 1.6 grinpe seems to be epidemic ine bull in midcareer, ar planting toe Was the remark of ‘Dusty Rhodes,"" as he arose from hie monthly goods with quality and are therefore Jur for ze8, e = oe aed veterate cons sof the weec | Our fountainjsyringes, water bot. eterate consun: of the weed, and | this tion at -“ sent, « which hair's ) the hidden knife in the Square meal. We use ‘good egy in all our work, I our work, Althou prepared to show you stylish footwear] ties bull syringes, atomizers, et The Las§ Week prefer Kentucky ‘Hillside Navy"" f > ~ ' % ers, etc., z . I | Klias Meo © 7 rious creature's spine, or standing, e Otter always compled remedy, his the $1 size for/them with a large sample the other |, 8 ‘ are thought °!mly, be ae to py vociferous and erial obtainable, an 2p ot west eee Oecterethzorn & Warnse, |2001 Dext week ah be bottle @ Du-|dar, which was drawa trom the aire are vi ts. ‘All are though pee Papier Mr pai npag ‘ fe, and are put in with the greatest care and Bele Gua. tke aie Fe, | pteen and Brood Druggiste. Bois & Co's and Fell drug stores. | breaks in 1893. It is said the cloud | & D¢ convalescent. down on him ‘ive us a trial and we are satisfied that you will be pleased Ny Office 110 South They street, of smoke they make with their pipes Dr. J. M. Mooney is very lowand One of the dramatic moments at a our work, P not expectec live long. He is the bullfight is when the matadore Child’s kid §. L, tip, 8 to 11, 75e, ‘ es gg ee egg ad ag? Misses Same 11} to 2 91.00 7 Comb cases, book eases, Iadies’} —— equal that which rises from the smoke ; . desks, chiffoniers, hill trees, side-{ There is nothing 4 good for the] stack of the 82 victim of the dreadful disease, dropsy ges” the bull ta the chief persan DR. Cc E KANGAROO CALF. boards, china closets; dining tables| coughs and cols of the children and” “Cards are out announcing the war-| °! t® Meat! Present. On the first day of the fair . OC. BE. WHITESID BG pap W. Gleaves & Sons, ies 's Pige T' * D c he mar- . Hel cheap at Jas, W, Cleaves & Sons, | babies as Dr. Bell's Pige Tar Honey.| riage to take place on the evening of| BOT, to the wife of W. H. Fields, This is an elegant, shoe for school : ri pled " ——— It cures croup, whogpihg cough, cold | neo 234, of Mr. Wm. E. Myers, a|® boy, Weighing eleven pounds. His baile whieh ane en a... aes —————S—SSSs use, 8} to 1] at $1.00, and 11's to Removal. ie te Wendl aha aie ge - 23d, . . EB. ’ McK: ~ . ead ne weet, - : M " 7 be ** cKin- iT ghte: " . 2 at 81,25, We have removed our cleaning and| ing sleep. It foe tly’ eweet to | Popular clerk In the freight office and| Hame Will likely be ee ah 1 ath an eee Se 6 EVERYBO DY + SAYS LITTLE GENTS’ LACE. dyeing establishment back. to- 929] the tastes Any ei will take fan Miss Hattie, the daughter of Mr. and)! fo ban ei sth oue sab, and there was ‘ r rs ° 0 , eigning 8. arlie alker, o 3 f aid the ce We show an extra good shoe, size 9) {South Third streety’ our old stand. task for more, Good druggists sell | Mt Wm. MeMahon, and a reigning re the wick list for duite y while ease would undoubtedly send him JOHN J. BLEICH has th te 1349, at $1 25, We will be pleased to see our old/it, For sale | ehischlaeger & pelle of bry haga street, The . 00 toe sick list for quite a while ,,.- mething very handsome, . est, prettiest and ent us friends and the patronage of all de-] Walker, ceremony will take place at her fa-| 8 better, his family have it no Q * P- Kt best select BUNKER HILL scHOOL suor, {ets 2 wo de-] Walker, oii ther’s residence, 513 South Fourth{ A new front is rapidly being the wegen Gyr tig sil . os of HOLIDAY GOODS con. = We have sold this shoe for ten} 8 di K. C, Rosk & Soy. Get the best St. Bernard Coal, | *¥eet at 8 p. m. on the 23d placed in D, M, Fields & Son's) than five weeks from that day he was . 7 + Years, and as evidence from service ~ St. Berna: ilver Coke, Pitts-| 4 dangerous practice is in vogue] mammoth — dry goods store, antly killed in the Madrid ring we a a oe oe ae Hello, ¢ Pere Re ei nen |e mene statins along. ihe which was blown out by | Peeple haa assured me the whole thing Diamonds, Watokes, Bf to 11, $1: 11 to 2, $1.25 Ring up all Paducah burgh Coal \gnd Anthracite Coal | sr,oy persons jump on the coach| the jlate wind storms, ‘They esti. | “#* reduced to such # science that there Z , jong ail tell them all p’a'n fac , e}from the St#Bernard Coal Co.,| steps as the trains are pulling out to| mate the damage done about $50. wae unenliy mo dengan) ibe the cour. | Clocks, erware, where they waut to the best can-|incorporated® 423 Broadway, |ride to a street or orossing and then| E, G. Maddox, the school teacher| fiction; that @ man wee po V B Hy ronzes, Noveliies, we are towing ® line rpctally dies, fruits and cake , Stats makes! Telephone Nowe. Oct, 21° [jump off, At Bentan this morning] of Fristo, was in the burg Saturday | much danger from a bull asa te egraph made for boys. | y.and service-| all his candies, anc has beea work- 4 young man tried this game and/and Sunday visiting relatives and ator ix from the electric current he works with, This is a very comfort- in the city, and bis prices pleasant able, ing like a beaver fr the past two] ‘ . wear : ~ I Nice oak tahlag/88c, 98c and $1.23 | When he struck terra firma, it was| friends, 2 Our general line is full of value,| weeks making XmagWandies of all] worth much more. with considerable more force than he} Mr, H. Wilson Estes, @ well-to-do able thought aa you watch a bullfight, 5 everybody call and see for yourself but mention as special bargains until | kinds and prices, and Ais line is sim- 1ld3 oe ee expected. He was not hurt much a, Bag Ae fs hah aka ae hut it is about as near to truth as o - closed— _ [ply the best and frgshest candies in d é "but by ‘the time he cleaned all the| yenre of age’ was married to Mrs. (Se sokanyoctner thoughts with which | ; ite tae See, Datars Oey he mui fom ha gument no dou ‘he Sen stent Taaeatied We. Mrs [ns mle curs, ai Parton |Watchclanclantvew main §— INO, J. BLUEICE i $e 3 lo $4, " very largely i ade up his mind to walk the next ’ - teri pap eat ; + ae ‘ ‘ 4 é cs A Popular Woung Man. Very largely in qual You run no |™* F inst. Yours truly, ring in bis blood in the ring where each i i . $2.00 buys Man's calf welt, lace F s risk of getting impyre chemicals when | time. Tout, [he had had @o many telumphe, proves | =coeece Wmited time. $0) ROADS niy, Cheap at $2 75 Mr, Will Matkedjis now with John . only, Cheap at *}you bring us youn doctor’s prescrip-| Foreman Tom Jones, of the Mem- the fallacy of such @ theory. Your bull . is an unknown quantity, You take your 1,60 buys Man's extra bi »| J. Bleich, and wile pleased to hav Pr —— as ta, an ob ontve beary acl | > timens One F diow1 | Hous. You get just what the doctor] phis roundhouse, was the victim of KILLFUL_ MATADORES, {ean unknown quantity, Ys Bear in mind our shoe repair shop, Childrens’ rogkers 38¢ and CN nofemtie dh & Warxen, |was in searc! 7 Ring. a. a search of some casting for! oF ne ski) of matadores one cane | ‘i ™ountalina cannot be trained to We have an artist on this work,|,, ; gr ty gee Regul n 42c, worth ~daulfle the price asked, | Firth and Broadway, Druggists, Jone of the engines and stepped inside! yor gay too much in praice, The hero [Stour game, You have to take them Now Ready. Best Sorts---SMALLBST P 7 ERY AT. the personage was Comtesse do Paria, which we deliver to any address in ‘ . ;, y a lds Leaves & Sons, sna of a car to look for it, Bruce John-| on this occasion was Expartero, The {22 tBey come. Bome time ago a pleador thy '¢ | was gored to death by a bull who went for him, instead of the horse, the boly We are going to sell our Children’s Shoes at the city, or drop usa postal and we 2? 500 styles rv c will a for snd setara ell sepals J oT 500 styles ro: and chairs; all fon shut the door and fastened it./two others, quite as skiliful perhaps, Charity Ball, woods, finishes and Yrices, After awhile the car was switched in| were Guerriia and Bombita All three Don’t forget tye Charity Ball,} 1143 Gutaves & Sons, to the platform and the way Tom| ere the foremost men in thelr pro |, Which always seems his objective ; UW point, It was found that the beast SMALLEST PRC maloh will Be givén * the Palmer M = ah was kickingon thedoors,and tiem the| fssian, Their nerve and their skill pep A one yw Bag Bory ous ec | bth, » i de anc 7 were perfect as the dress 7 ‘ jae while! Howe We ne i nig Me the . : Pram ctares 4 of T8e, Yeand|noise he was making, the clerk Wore a6 perfect as theiy dress, thelr [oe arene ais horus o dens inane We want to «raw your children’s trade; we want your chilies a t 5 a he prossads o his - “yl or fhe $1.24, very heap? thought he had a ear load of tramps, | bearin hag ne ea, oe Jue | higher than he meant to do, Therefre | UP in our Shoes, then they will trade with us oll their lives of 3 n iLeaWes a e y favor le is a cde “~ enefit of a yo lund for the * W. Gtaatis & Sons, [Sending for two police officers he| Voit'mas, perfectly propartions] saat | the matadare takes hie chance, and i |0¢ treding with us, ask one of our customers about our Sow, ad boul ’ hg | BO doubt adds subtly to the pleasure | Ur way of treating our v,ients—and their feet, poor children of the city, - opened thedoor, It is a mystery agile as a deer and with ! i S$ Refreshments will be served by whether Tom was the better pleased ah pre Of inorement that [Of the crowd to know it ts 80 grave « 18 | Razor who will give 15 per cent. of| for 5 cents, aul e for wrapping or/or the officers more chagrined at the] poems to redeem the blooly work he [Miriam Coles Harris, in Atlantio, aad | set tar hi George Bernha his gi{¥s receipts to the at this olive, —! denouement. Mocs from some of its horrors, His