The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 18, 1896, Page 4

Our public appreciate the enter- prise which prompted all this holiday Preparation and are proving their ap- probation by their patronage, Hun- dreds of helpful hints here to make your gift-buying easy and our prices are the smallest. Dolls! Dolls! Dolls! HAVE YOUR BAKING DONE AT THE Bon Ton Bakery.” Don’t pay fancy prices for your iT] folls. Don’t buy agly dolls! Don’t think of buying dolls till you ” We will do ® cheaper than have seen the ‘‘beauties’’ we are show- you can et fpme. ighbors are askin; ee: elegy ‘z *| Fresh Bread and for common dolls! Cakes 100. buys a nicely dressed, bisque headed doll that will just delight the little ones. 26c. for a 12 inch kid body, Yisque head doll—an extra value. 0c. large size, 18 inch kid Dodied and handsomely dressed joint- ed dolls. Holiday Linens No more beantiful or sensible pres- ~ ent can be given a housekeeper than one of these table cloths with napkins to match. Always on hand. Give us your orders. Goods delivered to any part of the city. , Fred Greif. Seventh and Washington Sts. Married Yesterday. 68-inch bleached table damask,] Albert Futrell and Mary Inge, col- neat patterns, at 59c the yard cored, were married yesterday after- 70 inch extra heavy damask at 79¢ | noon by Justice Wi the yard; 5s napkins to match, at $1.00 the dozen Sets of fringed table cloths, 2's yds long, in good quality damask. with napkins to match, for $3.98 set. Three yard Table Cloths with nap- kins to match for $4.19 the set. SPECIAL VALUE FOR THIS SALE is our 72-iach extra quality heavy table damask at 98¢ the yard, regular price, $1.19. Napkins to match for $3.98 the dozen, . variety at DuBois offer 50 kid dolls ab, 99c worth much more. Surprise Part A surprise party was given M Kdoa Wright in honor of ber six- teenth birthday at her home on Clay street last night. A large crowd was present. Noah's Ark f FOR RENT—Furnished front room ; centrally located. Address X care Sun. Initials Stamped Free. During the holiday sales all table linens, handkerchiefs and towels bought from us will be stamped with your initials free of charge. Special in iackintoshes We are closing out a lot of Duck Brand, best quality fancy colored mackintoshes, regular price $5.00, in this sale st $2.98—a real bargain. Holiday Rugs To combine use with ornament is wise economy. eceptable Christmas present. all several styles—all beauties. White and gray fur rugs, extra size and quality, unlined for $1.89 each. Handsome black ones for $2.49. Pretty designs in Smyrna door mats for 88c. Extra size Jap- anese, jute and velvet rugs at at- tractive prices. | Remnants of tapes- try brussels, with. fringes to match, for rugs and druggets. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK— 10 extra quality rugs, 26x36 for $1.75, worth $2.50. Shoe Department, In our shoe department you will find us abreast of the times with the style, quality and price, In our pur- chase for fall we have tried to com bine, so far as practicable, handsome goods with quality and are therefore prepared to show you stylish footwear and quality combined, We Offer Child’s kid or grain, 5 to 8, 50c, Better one, same size, 69¢. Child's kid S L, tip, 8 to 11, 75e, Misses Same 11} to 2 $1.00, Chemie: Very largely in quxjty risk of getting impu you bring us your docWr’s prescrip tions. You get just what the doctor orders, and the very bestof that. Orntscurarcer & Watker, Firth and Broad way/ Droggist is You run no ermicals when Talk about ‘eb town’’ means nothi without plain figures on each articltbat you may judge. DuBois & Co. ask you to compare prices with these ‘‘cheapest places.”” pest place in Riceaaaaides With one dollar yéu can buy a magnificent assortment of 8 for the A nice rug is a most} "= s little ones at Noah's A, Here oaneecmnt One of those Scott Hardware nice present for a girl Noah’s Ark for holiday goods. Suit on Note. Mr. Louis Obert, the well known beer man, today brought suit against F. Evetts for $134.50 and the foreclosure of a mortgage on personal property. The note was given in July. waiting desks at ’s would bea Girt Wagted. competent\ Phite house girl at once-$534 Jefferson 16d3 A wanted street. » rned. A little daughter of Mr. William Fields, of Briensburg. was seriously burned a few days since by falling from a chair into the open fire-place Fortunately some one wat near to rescue her from the flames and thus, perhaps, saved her from horrible death. Her injuries, though pain- ful, are not dangerous, / pe The best place in thy city to find nice Christmas prese: i some- *| thing that will be jal and appre- ciated, is at Jas. Ws Gleaves & Sons. KANGAROO CALF. Noah's Ark fof holiday goods. This is an elegant shoe for school é ; use, 8} to 11 at $1.00, and 1114 to| Boarding and For Rent,|| 2 at $1,25. Convenient to Rupfoess; all kinds LITTLE GENTS’ LACE. of sewing done. Il at 221 North], Third stre We show an extra good shoe, size 94 te 1354, at $1 25. Harry Jefferson, BUNAER HILL SCHOOL SHOE. | 40, died last night of pneumonia * We have sold this shoe for ten| The funeral took place today. The} Years, and as evidence from service | deceased leaves a family, n arr te good Feerers.| On saturday, December 19, Pat- spose inaeg terson & Clements will sel wagons, BOYS! BOYS! doll buggies, carts, ete., alcost, We are showing a line specially _ made for boys, H i y and service Our general line is full of value but mention as special bargains uatil closed— $1.00 huys Ladies’ Dongola Con- Leaves a For Renty Nice front room.\, App! Hall, corner Eighth @qd vefferson. A large shipmenj of English queens- Store. cines, Padueah will gressiveness of her honorable Mayor An Interesting Program ware just receivell at New Racket|the teachers’ meetivg to be held to- “ i morrow afternoon at the home of) burgh Coal and Anthracite Coal tT The Best on the Market. Matropolis Clippings for Kindling, PERSONALS. Mr. S. A. Fowler left this morning for Evansville. Col. Lem James, of Marion, was in the city today. Attorney Oscar Kahin went up to Eddyville today, Mr. G. H. Warneker went Clarksville today. Mr. C. C. Early, general manager of the Union Central, is in the city. Mrs. Mary E. Barnes and daugh- ter, Miss Jessie, of Uniontown, are in the city. Mr. Bad Exell, up to ot Paris, Tenn., passed throngh the city yesterday en route home from Mayfield. Hughes McKnight and Willie Minnich will return tonight from Danville to spend the holidays. Miss Lillie Christman, of Athens, Ga., is expected Sunday on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Norton Moore. Mr. Jeff Tollison is at Cedar Shapel, Tenn., his old home, ana ’tis rumored that he will not return to Paducah alone. city on legal business. A HUNGRY THIEF, Stole Canned Goods land Provis- ions To-Day, Had Started With His Wife for St. Louis When Arrested, Dan Martin and wife, colored, were arrested this forenoun at the union depot by Officer Wheelis on a charge of larceny Martin and his wife bave been em- ployed on the tow boat, Jack Frost, which is now laid up here. Capt. Miller today gave the crew tickets back to their homes and they all left It appears, however, that Martin stole a large quantity of canned goods and provisions, but not quite $20 worth, not enough to constitute grand larceny. The couple were arrested at the union depot while they were prepar- ing to leave the city for St. Louis. The goods were found in their posses- sion. Martin and his wife were taken Lae | fore Judge Sanders and Martin was held over for grand jury action. wife, however was released. DR, PARK Lu VES. But Will Build a Factory Here in | age. the Spring. His} | Holiday Goods, Campbell-Mulvihil: Coal Co. 210 8. Third Street. RAILROAD RUMBLINGS, Items of Interest Relative to the Railroads and Railroad People, N., ©. AND st, i& MILEAGR, | Engineer James Spence dead- |headed in on 104 last night from | Memphis, Freight trains were all late yesters |day, the whyness thereof, was heavy | business | Switchman Perry morning for Bowling his wife and babies home. Gates, the blacksmith’s helper, takes a day off, owing to the illness of Mr, Nance. Geo. Conductor Atwood returned from |his visit to Lebanon, Tenn., accom: | panied by his brother. | “Whipporwill’? Frank Morthland will jump the foot boards with the switch crew tomorrow iu Pete Perry’s place. Col. Isaac B. Hawkins, of Hen- oat derson, Tenn., ex-congresswan anda} ‘The 59, Clute and and Barksdale candidate for governor seventeen |°" the boxes, rolled out with train nes against Bob Taylor, is in the |104 this morning, burning the at- mosphere. Ta a carload of cattle from West- |port to Paris yesterday, which was so crowded, four head were pulled out dead on arrival. Mr. Joho Nance, the blacksmith, had a go with an ague last night and was knocked-out in the first round. He is still “Hors du combat,’’ but reported improving. Quite a nomber of the railroad men from both the I. C. and N., @. & ot. L. seem to have caught the “Cuba Libre’ fever and were present jat the meeting last night | Itis reported that Miss Ollie, the daughter of section foreman Wilsou |was lately married to Jeff Lowry a | former employe, at some point ina | far away state. | Press Wilson, a former brakemaa jon the road, and a son of the section jforeman at Westport’ was married last night at that place to a Miss Saunders, a pretty and charming | young lady. The new crossing ‘‘frog’’ street car and for the railroad crossing at | Sixth and Norton was unloaded yes- | terday, It takes two of them and as soon as the one for the street car jcompany comes they will be put |down. There was a sensation at the col- Be Sent Over the Road. ored Odd Fellows’ Hall night before | Inst. si | It appears that sever! days ago} | To-Day te Commonwealth Fin-/ two colored youths giving the nan | fabved Sen Reidines, Goodwine Bros., and claiming to be | Free for All Concert One week, beginniag Tuesday even- ing, Dec. 8, 1896; at 6:30 o'clock, at KIMBALL HALL, NO, 430 BROADWAY Opposite Palmer House. This will be | THE EVENT OF THE HOLIDAYS cK class TO ALL **Musi- Every night FR that enjoy a hig! cale."? Hobson’ and KIMBALL P full orchestra ANOS. Endorsed by Great Artists Several prominent local pian- ist will assist in the programme Open Evenings watt Christmas. |§ W. W. KIMBALL CO. Wabash Ave., near Jackson St. from time to time. Also a quar- tette and mandolin club. All Come Out. WVwTeVeweceeweeee R. M. SUTHERLIN, Manager Holiday Sale. W.W. KIMBALL Co. CHICAGO. IN A ROW. STKL ON TRIAL, = | | The Sh w Broke Up Early General Disturbance. { jJohn L. Joh son Will Probably |from Virginia, came to Paducah and LUMP EGG NUT Old “Lee” Anthracite, $8.26 Ton. We Will Appreciate a Share of GEBHART FOTOGRAF ancy Baskets! Boys’ Wagons, Tool Chests, Toy Wheelbarrows, Velocipedes, Tricycles, Goat Carts and Sleds AT— SCOTT HARDWARE 00,, TNOORPORATED ) 318-324 BROADWAY . (Stux of BIG HATCHET.) PADUCAH, KY, Wa, Eaves Gro, Lanxnann, Phone 53, sades & Lehnhard, Kentucky and Anthracite Coal. ( 10c 9c 9c Your Patronage, Office Cor, Ninth and Harrison. RUSH S AT YOUR OWN PRICE, LEADING 5c. CIGARS. Ask For Them. | Yo doubt the patrons of the | finally arranged to give a minstral or From now until the first of January, 1897, 1 wif make « motor cars will bless the day itis} The case sgainst Joba L. Jutoson, | show of some kind atthe Odd Fel- holiday run on my Cabin i ® oliday ran on m pinet Fotografs at th done. charged with grand larceny, con./lows’ Hall for the benefit of the Odd i nS Se On last nights train among the| sumed the greater part of today in | Fellows, who were to receive a por- price of $2.00 per dozen. The best ‘fots \r offered for passengers in were several persons | the circuit vourt. Johnson is charged | thon of the proceeds. the money in the city. who bore quite a military appear-| With breaking into Mrs. Irene Cox's) The facts were hard toget, but to- pole e, and as they carried winches-|resitence aud stealing sbout $300 | day it leaked out that the show broke|405's Broadway. C. P. McCLEAN jters and had a stock of camp equip. | Worth of gocus up in a bloody fight. : It was thought by a certain | Ttis said that there was never; Goodwine Bros., of Virginia, pro- ™ | uews gatherer that they were recruits | Such a complete chain of circumstan-| ceeded to get up the show, at any for the army of ‘Cuba Libre.” They |tial evidence against a criminal. | rate. Dr, Parker, the proprietor of the Roncado Tonic Co., will close his office on Third street and will leave | Paducah in a few days. When Dr. Parker came here, he was put down in the list of ordinary traveling | fakes. But the people of Paducah| were greatly mistaken; he has intro- | duced a medicine of genuine worth, | which has effected many remarkable | cures; he has conducted himself | modestly and gentlemanly, The doctor feels keenly the opinion that | people at first have of him, but he is | always able to dispel the idea. Dr. Parker is charmed with Pa-| ducah. He has made some real es-| tate ‘o)..tments here and will return in the spring and establish a factory | for the manufacture of his famous | Roneado tonic and bis other He predicts that in tea years have 40,000 indabi- ants, and as a general distributing point he thinks it is unsurpassed. Dr. Parker especially remarked | upon Maducah's hospitality, the pro- 1 Board of Council, and the effi- Third street wil! After that his |i i The office on slose tomorrow night medicines will be handled by the lo- val druggists, ji to Be Given Tomorrow After noon The following is the program of medi- | 4 and encomiums upon her Frank Schraven, herdaimond heaver at once more feediog and nursing his at child-like and bland as they were | expansive and beaming. |St. Bernard Silvér Coke, Pitts turned out to be parties going on a camp hunt who were Conductor Fulton has lately en-| larged bis domain near Hardin the purchase of an adjoining farm, and it is said he has his weather eye upon another tract. One of these days Alex will be too old to pull the bell cord longer, and then ‘how pleasant it will be’? in a cottage, if not ‘by the sea,’ yet facing the main thoroughfare to the pretty lit- tle village of Hardin. When the low, s 880 pro- | fundo”’ tones of the 308’s whistle were heard out beyond the crossing last night as train 103 approached the city, it was readily recognized as | the same melodious steam organ that | lorned the dome when she traveled | rails under her baptismal nomen, | M. 100.”’ Every engineer, fire- man and shop man off duty was at} | the depot to inspect her and congrat- | ulate old Dad"? upon the return of his favorite, who looked a proud of | €9¢ed to one year and six months for |her as @ three-year-old kid in his first | "licious shooting. pair of red top boots. Old Dad's?’ | happiness was manifested in eulogies looks and said com- name. | which he for her change of improvements, pensated ( is not much on the talk, but bis joy ‘bantling’’ was expressed by smiles Get the best. St. Bernard Coal, To the Grand Jury, If Reports Witness after witness had been intro- duced by the commonwealth, which closed before noon today. Local colored talent was employed and Wednesday the colored bays | band was employed to give a ule. | Attorney R. T. Lightfoot was in-|The band demanded — its troduced this forenoon and testified |in advance, but it did not that he is an expert on|getit. Itgave the parade, never- handwiiting, The question under| theless, nnd when the evening shad- | consideration was whether or not | ows began to fall the hall began to Johnson signed the bill of Iading for | the stolen goods, which were shipped | to Evansville. Some writing ac- | shop on East Court knowledged to be Johnson's was in-| keeper, but arrived late. He took troduced, also the bill of lading and|in about $21.50 and then turned the the evidence showed that they were | office over to George White, reserv- written by one and the same man. jing for the band $5 out of the Johnson ws not introduced by the | amount he received which was turned | defense, but this afternoon the work | over to John Chambers, leader of the | of examining the witnesses for the | band. He stated to a Sun reporte fill up. street, was door | | C defense was begun, j thie thatthe house was full ——- andl that it is ted to be worth John B, MeDaniel was excused about $40. al 7 vad hes oe: from the grand jury this afternoon $11.50 to The 1 who and H. W. Wood substituted, took the office when lig deft, be claimed that op of, the Gopd wij brothers came ja wud raked—all the test of the mofey into a grip. | A motion for a new trial was made in the case of James Hardin, sent- Meanwhile the performers yi the ve stage began quarreling \ over their pay. They were promised it after ALLEGED ASSAULT, the fir8t act, but wanted ity then An overture was rendered, and then, according to ong (report | the performers entered invo a gener- al fight. One of the Goodwine brothers knocked the othér ong’ down, and at first the audiegce th@ught thatdt was a sham chairs and lamps and-other articles\pf furniture were used they. concluded that it was sute enoogh tranble, anjl the audi- jeorge Baker Gives Startling Evidence No Indictment Vet. are True, . A, | A Good Filling Estastisuep 1865 WILLIAM NAGBL. THE fLEADING JEWELER. ds, Watches, Clocks, FINE JEWELRY AND SPECTACLES, FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. ‘or. Broadway and ‘Third Streets, PADUCAH, KY. Was the remark of ‘Dusty Rhodesg’ as he Srose ffm his monthly *quare meal, We use ‘good fillings”” in all our wprk, Although they are of different character. (Dur fiilings are of the best ma- terial obtainable, anc put in wth the greatest care and skill. a“ Give us a trial and we are satisfigd that you will le pleased with our work, ~ DR. E. WHITESIDES. SCHOOL SHOES ence dispersed in contufoy., There! | was no bloodsued, but /according to, > A sensational case of alleged crim- " r reports there was evofything else— ; turmer price, $2 75 to $4, os ie N ‘i ; : ; inal assault is being investigated bi p sty | $3 '00 bays — #78 mo Go tofilcaves cs. Spas for / usetu)} Miss Mamie Noble on Ninth sirent jfrom the St. Bernard Coal Co., | ,)2 post tol c y Pte to rel | Dot a olpw, Ww was to have » lace Superintendent's instrucitons to teachers. : y’ yen last > only, Cheap at $2 75, sod ornamental presepts: Pinno duste¥he Jolly, Biackemish, incorporated, 423 Broadway.| able reports a day or two since Geo, ae Lb — anny ee he 4 $1.50 buys Man’s extra heavy sole = nary sooner pe jay Ricke, Miss Byagelton elenhons Oct, 21 | Baker, » young man residing on the|P00lwice brothers hed tite’ and tap Cheap at $2. Es bit Sd yd hay Sy hosp? me to] asaress—Mr. W. H, Pinkerton, pli ) le . Poor farm, in the Clark’s river neigh- Joodwine brothers had — skipped} New Kacket Store, Hawkins & Co., Bear in wind our shoe repair shop, i 7 We have an artist on this work, | 195 South 2nds which we deliver to any address in| py, the city, or drop usa postal and we Bridge and Cart, ot. Buy your Christmas furniture and pictures gt Gleaves & Suns’ Golo G. W. Robertson For the best and cheapest groceries SUPERINTENDENT KEMP beverages. Came and Went in a Hurry Today. Supt. Kemp, of the Memphis divi- sion of the 1. ., arrived from Mem- on a special train at noon Pate left on the 12:10 train on his retura. He was on the private car of Mr, Gillease, the ‘Nitta Yuma.’’ Iron toys§ one-third/cheaper than a PS Best gem coffee, flye \pounds for one dollar. Best granulated sug pounds for one dollar, Ww Flour from $3.75 to bbl. , Ne and get one of his delicious bot the most burn for the money, St. Stutz. sity, try him and be convinced, | Your candies, fruits, nuts and cakes, | couch. in the city, try Telephone, 993, Toy horses, cows) sheep—Hacket | Do not forget that J. W, twenty Store. per} Lots of ‘hice toys ghd fireworks at mg Ago. Miss Singleton, + Miss Murray sition in the Social and Business World... .. Mr. Geo, Q MeBroom cil Don't forget the place, for it ig Yes, that’s the place to get 1g4 |& Br w Racket Store. / Ad | babies as Dr. Helj’s Plne ‘lar Honey. 205 South Third street, furniture cheaper than the city on long easy payments, There is nothing ‘onghs and colds of » good for the children and | he y ity is to vall to ur goods and Bernard Coal Co., jineorporated, pe . W, Lome & Bao., if 423 Broadway. Telephone No.8. dis tf 218 and 205 & Third St. | ro 1G Wife, your higband would be sat-| dwith a lamge arm ro¢ker or a} You can nd theat at Gleaves | a is } qu Sons ‘o's new furniture store fy house in ut | borhood, went before the grand jury sell you/and $2.25 al ality. 4t y ha a .| Apples of a very fine quality at 10 ‘ex saepees tots oely f A cents per dozen at Stutz’s, » 417| Hawkins & Co., 195 South 2nd| Broadway. ete SS street, proved to be erroneous. They are, up still here, , ere aud testified that his twelve- ear-old sister had been foutraged by Four floors filled with oas furni- | Husband you wil! fin many Ase- | and ornamental\pigves of furni- re for the parlor, \hall or dining om that will please your wife at! 18 St gous from 6 cents up to twenty dol- jars. Crowds of Paducahans Ae still go- ing to Nosh’s Ark for’ bargains in It is acknowledg holiday goods. edAby all that Noah’s Ark has the gtandest assurt- ment of holiday goods in town, leaves & Sons, \ Don't forget Stuts when buying ndies, fruits, nuts und cakes; he right inthe push on prices and | You'll God it at thefMacket Store, | not trading wit our way of tre-ting Watch cleaned and new main Spring replaced at $1.00 each for limited time, ow Ready. Best Sorts---SMALLEST Pric We are geing t ur Children’s Shoes at the VERY SMALLE PROFIT, We want to draw your children’s trade; we want your children to grow in our Shoes, then they will trade with us all their lives. If you are © one of Our customers about our Shoes, and aboat our c jeats—and their feet, A very unique piece of workman-[syanaoiin solo—Der Freischute . Mics Wiis |2t Cures croup, whogpig cough, cold | # old man living on the place whois| ture and novelties, ad Gleayes & > will call for and return all repair] .1j),; stiould be seen to be appreci-| parr. wise tater . in the head and gives\aweet, reftesh. | "ell known, x 7 Sons. 4 George Bernhard ’ work, ated, It will be given as a prize to| Paper—ar, B. A. ¥ox Jing sleep. It is pleasd&tly ‘sweet to Mii, une so, % atid, a Sf er meperery ai fos ra a . . the one guessing neared ite weight. ere ec cine eel |the taste. Any child wit take it and been.since been investigating thecase,| | Our stock Miday goods \and | ———— ——- rT Every purchaser of as uch as 2c aiagnte Vecctaasite not none | ak for more. Good driggista sell | but from rumors places little cre- | toys Is complete, 0 line lacking at en 4 P| worth will be entitled to gudgs. Come| puns uote Charge of the Uaiene Jit, For sale by Ocblachlaeger &| ‘lence in the alleged facts, It islall, Noaw’s Aas, z EVE j on. 4 rated pen atte | IRE cy likely that the affair bas been exe) 14.4 "er ee a, DY + SAYS one Prories’ Kaxpy Kirowkny Literary contest, — —-— aggerated, but quite likely an indict- # bad taste if yeu buy an ugly a 163 409 South Third St, The only way that,we can con-|ment of some sort will be returned) 40ll. Pretty ones hére—Racket Swore JOHN J. BLEICH has the latge " ‘ — sn sl Try the old reliabl¢ St, Bernard | vince you that wevaufsell you furnir| within the next few days. a est, prettiest and best While down town styp in Stutz’s! Coal and get the best, if you want | ture cheaper than house in the % Noah's Ark has toys and loliday stock of HOLIDAY. GOODS ¢ sisting of Diamonds, Wafches, Clocks, Silverwa ies, &c. in the city, and his prices please everybody call and see for yourself JNO. J. BLEICH, 223 BROADWAY, 8