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gee ey BREWERS. Memph Missouti Paciric RaiLway aa he Great Throngh The health of this vicinity is bad, tame From but few that are not more or less i © KANSAS CLYY, 87 JO? ‘a i. OMAHA Who! DENVER | iad St. Louis fs Lr Lake The colored proprietor of « Lower] train would slack or jerk forwurd| Mr. and Mrs. : ‘toes ta : “ Court Soap eating house buys] that barrel would go from one end | Year-old son died the 16th inst, after "= Cains | hy Sage 2 several days suffering with a disease EW FAST TRAIN rabbits 1 in wholesale lots, |of the car to the other at a 2 minute : ; . Tw tek Steamers leave Gineinnat\for Memphis cooks them and the next time they|clip. Then it was dark as pitch in Hd eal Aer tore th dip cep KANSAS AND\WEBRASKA LIMITED. ian avery FirMing ant sat te seen they have undergone culi-| the car and we didn’t know just ex-| It's ® malady prevailing ‘among chi om ary metamorphoss and are retailed actly what it was. It might be dy-|‘iren, and generally proves fata at five cents each as rabbit and fish|namite. Heavings, ‘Look out! | However quite a On ou TAIN Route sandwitches. jump, here she comes.’’ Rang] @enerally known disease R m The other day, according to the] through the darkness of the car from| Miss Mattie — the charming story of one of ‘the loungers, the of us every few minutes. Say,|danghter of G. W. Kinney, is very | pot Memphis to} ieap tees direct linSaie Memphis thoughtful host purchased twenty} we kept that hurdle race up until day | low with pneumonia. all point { 9p] tabbits on market. 1 hides were|light. Then we captured the thing] Mr. M. G. Phipps, one of our lo- hrown in, for they had not been re-| and one of us stood guard straddle of | cal merchants is talking of moving to| AND TEXAS, BIG OUR b rs ‘al merchants is talking g gen AND SOUTHWEST, ; moved from the deceased, They were|the barrel, while the other slept.|Oklahoma to spend his declining wes b f PHRER GREAT TRAINS. all taken to the restaurant and placed| Don’t tell me> If you want to have| years, | ina back room, where often t a real good time get in a box car in M | : 1 rains, heel BH r. Joseph Chester and Miss Free Rechning Chatrs on AN Trains.) vi nickerhoelger Spec! I. rattle of the red, white and blue—|the dark with a barrel ot cement for | raisy Perry hied themselves to Ten Punovon Coactxs Merits 7] Between St Indiy iapolis,| poker chips—is want to disturb the/@ trailer. See these gray hairs?! nessee a few days ago and returned “Dattas axp Fort Woarn Cleveland, Ne k and Boston, | monotony of the tranquil establish-| ‘Well, solong, I need a few cases tol man and wife. God bless. them’’| — i per ment make up a car load,”’ and our genffl | ig the wish of their many friends. | Southwestery Limited, That night a festive crowd of! friend started out to bustle. M 8 | ee Texas, At S adilieaie stam antecndel tae wile : r. Jesse M. Smith, a rising young For map . nd f | Between Cincinnati, Qolumbus, New| nearly a nm surroun e fi o lat blue Republican, | os samen hewn F toeat th Tork, Cleveland Apd Hoston, —Jand whilst the game was yet young] farmer, and a true blue Rep iy information ae local ticket ag - @ rap was beard out front 4 m going to e company for} will build a farm cottage and a large| “White City Special.”’ Niggah, grab yo’ a rabbit!’ ex |dinner today, Jobn sweetly re-|feed barn this winter. | ; ee | marked a well known lady to her has- T. Grabbe hes eoncladed| Between Cincinnati, Indianapolis and] ojaimed the proprietor ia a he arse | and ne he otarted down town the Mr. J. T. Grubbs has concl ag ie i ld standard is not such | Chicago whisper: be the go r They tumbled at once, and when| ny day tele,” <n evil’” after all, and has made the yeo- F.0.McConmck, DB. Marts, line obsequious proptletor opened the es, my dear,” abruptly declar-| man’s thrifty knock to be heard ffom ' ket ed Mr. Impecunious, as he felt the! his new feed stable ? " Pans, Trame Myr, Gen. Pa door to two policemen, every darkey | Wiine volt where ine oreted tie] His new feed stable. RAILROAD TIME TABLE in the house was sedulously stripping | *°" Prof. Alonzo Bean's school « . knife, ‘but unless something turns Nash ga & St. Louis] A rabbit of his ekia. ip I'm afraid you wont have dinner He hes taught « school. | Nashville, geese : : G AVI Walk rat back, gemmen,” in| 7) it BENG, 3 & modern teacher and one of | Rai! oad . ) | vited the servile proprietor, ‘‘we'se | wae our foremost young men | PADUCAS ABT LRETESS Prvienee all habin a little rabbit skinnin’ back | y i . 1 e Contest Bluff, | soon noun , = hvas. DRIFTWOOD ‘The Cont : iu $i b'm| brat The poker vhips were as invisible From Courter Journal “4 i E after| The silveri‘e bluster about con . «(C Triump) |as the ghost of Alauddin, and after The silveri'e 4 4 P filling their lungs with the stifling 4 testing the election of the twelve Mc- 0 axp odor of cheap tobacco, frying fish|GATHERED ON THE LEVEE, | Kinley electors in Kentucky on the = \ and mean whisky from numerous| | F \ Front | iotties, the two minions of municipal Jexpected to end by the public, who | } \ \Rank rder departed, satisfied that every ARRIVALS. | Well understood,that the threat was : \ thing was . right ia ta aD yhn 8. Hopkins Evansville] made for ne clase Visat ne tha ‘ | i H “Dem p'licemen must hab thunk) 4 ian ighten stakeholders and ¢ € fF re FORNACES, has i inn baka pod right to gib a ‘| . Bhat — ville | tue ky silverites who had bet on “ | 7 rabbit skinnin’ in he own house,” oa + Mineinnal) an to get their bets drawn. Havir R OPER. | grinned mine host in mock DEPARTUE | accomplished all that could be hoy wore te, | UHM sLATE AND IRON Hoo, as he closed the door aad tarn- |W. ¥.. Nisbet Memphis] for in this direction, the silverite L 129 South Third St ed the key | Dick Fowler -Cairo| managers announce that there <3 Geo. H. Cow Metropolis | will be no contest Seotewon call os | John $. Hopkins Evansville] ment was made yesterday by tl w.u| HENRY GREIF Some of the Court street houses City of Clarksville -E’town | committee to which the silverite s : 1 of ill repute are becoming| NOTES | central committee referred the mat- epot tek \ Ad 1 bt rnc ~ aor vr] ‘The river is falling at a lively | te" : The re prod . en oe J be - cattiel x17, {the frequent robberies that occur! | conclusion is that funds could not be wat nd Raa Le NQRSESHOER. | ciuuin their confines. Last week | 6=lt t | raised to push the contest, but the JOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD ru Qourra st oue man was robbed of over $300,| The g : showed this forenoon | +24) reasons doubtless were the lack k 11 ae and quite likely # great many are| 15.7 and fatli of evidence of fraud and the fear >> « und Wiltaenies similarly victimized, but on account] ‘The City of Clarksville the little] that if they began such a contest forse: 6 Say. of the unpleasant conspicuity into] palatial packet departed for Eliza-| Republicans would produce sufll a Sy which they would inevitably come | }ethtown today at noon carrying an} evidence of frand to defeat the | ‘ |CARRIAGE ANC GGY RE-| were they to make complaint to the] excellent load of both freight and] successful Brynn elector and ' LowisviLie AND Mt “ PAIRING ive or have any of the inmates ar | jeople Heave the belsses Githoet eves 6 atran ur New trieaue 7 31 vel ested, they deem it more prudent 0)” Business somewhat quieter on the] to clutch at | 3 ;. ' and bear their loss. } ) levee this morning than yesterday oF FoR “a } ts A night or two since the officers ; aA FUN‘! FOR EATING ar ba. | forenoon. rea 7 ve uu stree ere accost- pend art F Pee ea ae eat Maatie eho| ‘The towboat John 1D, Lewis leaves |t the wield nly Can Mush: N a by a railroa man ¢ amily af : oA. . y ained of having been robbed ey afternoon for Teunes: ver af-| the Ghaien tings, give off : - : { his watch and a Il, He said} ter 8 tow of iron. carbonic acld, and not oxy ae d em’ 5 ‘ ¢ kyew the name che girl gave, and| The City of Paducah for St. Louis] tost other vegetables, ‘This te d = ss n m er accompanied him into the | passed out of the Tennessee river last | probably, to the absence of green c , Where the | by that ve | bight with a nice load ing matters. A popular error is tos | was called f developed, how-| Th aaer W. F, Nisbet from| pose that fungi are eatable and tow ' stools poisonous. There is no such line £o Price ed: ever, that the ven the | Cincinnati for Memphis passed down cia dh latin eed Er paste | : and upwar wrong pane wunted, the] this forenoon with a fair trip. y ‘precise scle thong | A. R, COOPER, — Joificers had the w alaxy brought! ‘The Ashland City is due out of | many dungi are « Ris ¥ ld Manager wn stairs and patio a row. The | Tennessee tonight, and leaves on her the number of po ‘vari = a adily picke tthe one WhO | turn to Danville tomorrow moroing | being greatly on 4 _ c ‘a: " 4 ten the watel mon Agaric usually eaten in N i at 10, 0 when ¢ at he na not the most palatable and wholesome; ’ ‘ a money i that be! ‘The Dick Fowler and Jobu S.|f'%.0q te Testy it fo oald to be coe , “that | Hopkins were away to their different | gemned, and not allowed to be sold [destinations as usual on time this| the fungus market, which Is there q wr, ond @ suey | morning carrying good cargoes. | an institution, But this assei “i " sll as the| traveler's tale, and ne tr ‘om * s All the tow boats, as we se tling| {hy than many of the . NORTH BOUN harbor job boats, are eg Fs 28 | itors to foreign lands who hastily ot Leave Paducah. around and doing considerable busi- | {Sym ‘thelr first impressions, and. be- are Parker Cy The Evening ness. There isnot anidle job boat! jieve everything they chance to hear o ia porter at the Mayfield lynching. AS] now in the harbor. fanoy they hear, Piuckueyy ‘ . result here are two ments in| ‘Phe tug City of Metropolis, after| Few foode are more savory ¢ . sadhana ts very accurate acco pot 0 x under the attention qof the] favorites then well-cooked fu : of each other e jailer wisely : - a 4 after them, and no won: bh arena on ‘tittle sistance, but finally | {°F ® few hours, was ley in the NVCT| have the reputation of being very nut Parwer ¢ ths have. . With 0 yell the all O. K |tious, but physiologists say that this! : ‘ Meee eye: ime’a well and {| The Charley McDonald is due out] ia an error, and that there is reason to iy dunt with fright, he was drag. Of the Mississippi river about the lat-| believe that a given weight of thei Is ty for ye cctjon pr Mean veoctargy Py f98- | or part of this week en route to|00t #0 sustaining as from its chem ’ : ed fromthe jail and carried with a I composition it ought fo be. This does Finest line of » abet + {Cineinna:i with a tow of lumber. | 5 " \ 1 to thé first available place “ not mean that they are not ui ad | th z She will take in tow here Capt. | i iicts to food. As flavoring ingredients |Pict Mouldings} ce sc dont ant continued: "Tbe | Kline's excursion packet which was |nee“hwre ino superiors, “Fat g ette jont continued; ‘The ne’s excursio |they have no superiors. rea scant hy: a bs | overpowered the /D the ways here last week for re-| nse of them ought to be made, and I« In the ( silos and amas’. aad took the: earn [tame | not eee why the supply of fungi she Have you seen the Jatest? from the cell, ‘The negro walked to] Capt. Alex Montgomery has se-|0ot be increased twenty-fold. | In “ | Y way a most valuable industry bo gps con lies He was ex-/cured the contract from the Ciucra-| "aY # most valuable Indust); . | A YARD OF FACES. cited, but did er a sound. |nati Cooperage Company to - tow apr rt fete , I able for GOOD work. oe {stave timber out of the Tennessee | ,. chat ane aur und ! s Rea e for GOOI grow them, and th A t . Iriver to Cincinnati. The steamer| "The active chemical principle v ; | Say, paw,” asked ® youngster @(/ ii oisy De Bus has been refitted after| in very rare insta i i FP A tlast night, after he had . iF » Fe ’ be eine iph aden, am teal eA beiug in retirement for two years and | venienve and even m eat : | swe Under Pauwer House} overheard the scholastic looking ron | will ass’st the Al Martin to do the| fungi, ts called x umvarine It is BUFFET / Tuesday and an in front of him remark to his) york, Hoth boats are on their way | *ame principle which,I bellow El 4 Saturday, | Hae ead’ tint. does) down for Tennessee river to bring up|! Rulrid, pelsonons me , f,8 mean a tow in it, but most fungi are hart and hs a aie ee ae The big steamer, City of Chatta-| few country walks in, the tun HARRI ' t ‘anifersus in-|n0oga, Messrs, Beatty and Clements’ | in the company of a'mycologist would ' aby ommroNs ase. » here |furnish hints enough to be 7 / ney a sences that beset them and. replied, |Fecent’ purchase, is due here today | Attorneys LAW 1 Fee ane ieee sect nieve! was [from St, Louis. ‘This fine steamer| #ble guide to ans pe | 195 8. Pparth—Upetaire, butcbered, I guess.? [and barges will be on short notice| telligence. Usfortunately, no an | P en ae put im the packet trade between st ee ea ee nae tine flelda and in the ont : A Louis sud Tennessee river points. | Woods that the science must be learn ee “Say,”’ said our friend Joho 5.1 Capt. Beatty will also have bis other| There, and there only, and from the | Miller, the snuff drummer, ‘do you] steamer, tie John D, Lewis convert-| teaching of an old student, will the tyro ‘id know that I put in a few years a 4] eq into a packet steamer and will ply| learn to distinguish ithe, ne , i ? es, have an old union ame trade. from the dangero: ealth News. ' ATTORN printer? Yes, Ihave an |in the same trade, r card somewhere now, My last work] pio busines: oe ile 4 The Casting oF Steet 120 8. Fourth, Red No, 2 print was in Louisville, years| River business, both towboat and “ype _ . Asanti . “rood | P™ ket trattic, is improving consider- a i rita W ; esta I worked four years in @ good] in all sections of the rivers bees more oF lone aimiculty ; country office and then served tWolrie towboats around this barbor| tendency of the w nya more years under instructions in the] . a lo. and| This produces flaws aud era . eee eeee tig {have all the work they oan do, and] Fir ree nity used for A. W REIF ae ee ae ee eame a{ the Packet steamers, whicharrive and] uns. ‘These ingots weigh fve tous ( 3 at that time ¢ vecame : ag OF Mixico , . Jour, T took in me ly CouNY | daily, have for the past few weeks| large quantity of metal falling from a | fa MAXUPACTURER OF aoe ee eats ae eiclihig. San {been bringing and carrying away | height into the molds would spatter ana | ve Route Orleans, Obi ney e+ tarp large cargoes of both freight] splash. The particles thrown off cool | fl exicc 8 S ‘. idly and are productive of a gre Show i iy an berrd | Franeisso, Canada, Old Maxi and people. In the Tennessee river, ily and are prod s Salt L I wanted to become a t deal of trouble. By @ new and simple | It Lake, but the gold | &*Pecially, the packet business bas) rica this is prevented. A tube is an rh i «| Morus Sete al Womd about | Picked up wonderfully in the last few) Dv krca of thin sheet iron, such as la Per eemen Oa 6 fever broke out at Dealwool about] months. ‘The steamer Will J, Cum-| hse for roofing, ‘The tube is 24 inches RY : that time and I walked up there to) iin. which leaves this harbor every| ig inside diameter, and is suspended ace KINDS OF BLACKSMITHING | °° the sights, Then I walked back! soutaay, ia always loaded to the| (rom an iron ring, to which there ar¢ ————" ALL risen s to Denver; then 1 game to Ka ansas | guards with freight Jand the tri-week- | riveted three bars on the surf of the DONE TS i fokegerrng Rapgeab byrct N'/ly packet Ashland City leaves every | mold, ‘The steel is poured fron other morning for Danville with fine , be Bn Horse Shosing a pec Y. [sno Wan tube, Ail the eplashn are & ~ ‘ , cargoes each way, and the St. Louis) rh) airs of the tube, which gradual Wh Pied oy is. Plenty of fresh air and beautitu ell runnemsse Toes’ paskate. cones |@h armnct (ne tube whieh radia parsley 5 Meee a ae rather | ascend or descend the waters of thelrurface of the liquid steel in the mo a 00 6a Between Second aad Third, print engaged a car with big. leties it Sowannee’” except with big| tm by auch litte denies re - on the side at erring, N. M000! cargoes of both freight and people. | great deal of time, trouble and work | ey night for El Paso, Texas, and were! icy there is to be in @ short time| ts saved.—N. Y. Ledger | pa: Matil Fi nger & Co suuaving 0 Hille nap romtes gay {avother St, Louis and Tennes those Awtel Micvoves H i | river line of boats, which will make] At the seaside « he ; . vu? i Ata ’ nothing of food, After the unlimited) | 76 op jess business in that stream. | where air is clear, 1,500 microbe ; ft + had gotten full speed she rounded « pees in Boe Or SS fas the pane enens \ Undertakers\and embaimers, §— | s.r), curve some where out there in| ‘There is nothing so good for the] hour, while in London the uuv e New Mexico, and then we found out| coughs and colds of the children and] reaches 14,000, The ergunisms are ’ , . 8 : 7 by th n 1 to the “~ . tise Welephon #9 § Third} that there was something in the car| babies as De, Bell’s Pine Tur Honey. | caught by the nose wud p to th tbesides ourselves, What do you| It cures croup, whooping cough, cold | “gestive organs, wi aith, } destroy them.—Cincinnati Enquirer SALOON suppose it was? It was a barrel of|in the head and gives sweet, refresh-| 2#Ty then , RESTAURAN coment, and you know a barrel of| ing sleep. It is pleasantly sweet to) Thing We Cage Toe the " «red | the taste. To i “Hobson is the most vasciliating man Pablo supplied with e Spehing the that stuff weighs stecn hunclred | the taste, Any child will take it and) | “Hobson is the most tanelltelti tine market affords. pounds, The swing of the/ask for more, Good druggists sell] Fever met, He neves ain had upset the —barreljit, For sale by Qvblschlaeger | ye oor tent him 7 BROADY AY. Qitice Am,-Ger, Nat Baok Blig aud the fun began, Every time the] Walker, \ | ST.- LOUIS - AND ~BIG No clinkers, no dirt; but pure} clean coal. Coal far excels all other coal for grates or stoves. Illinois Washed Coal If you want the best coal Illinois Coal Company, « n the city fou can get it of !.o handles the celebrated MUDDY - COAL. Our Egg Our Washed Pea Coal beats the world fo furnace or cooking. We only charge one price the year \around. The poor get their load of coal as cheap per\bushel as the rich their thousands of bushels. use no other, J, W. Moore, Try our\coal and you will ¢. Lump, 10c.; Egg, 9c.; Washed Pea, 6c. BAKNES & ELLIOTT, Proprietors Illinois Coal Company. DEALER| IN ‘Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods of All Kinds, ground of fraud has ended as it was! Free delivery to all ps art) of the city. —Tit-Bits, ¢ This tat ete acand- Hand st $3 Clothin | things that ( 7th and Adams, or. my shoe shop to 214 Court ie Mer wood, DABNEY, DENTIST. 406 BROADWAY, When You Want Something To PURIFY YOUR BLOOD, REGULATBYOUR LIVER AND ERADT@ATE ALL \ POISON FROM THE SYSTEM ®* HALLS BLOOD REMEDY, HALL MEDICINE QO Ky, ADUCAH, R. M. M4OUNE, vi SIGN PAINTER, “ COLORED DEPARTMENT. CHURCHES, urt St “ 1 Trim COLORED LODGES. ry INDEPENDE ER OF ODD FRLLOWS, n Mt. 11 M 0) at red Patr N 1 ' N p H t UNITED I a ay in ea th at i Brow 1Tu \e Taber Madaline T L West 1 1 ura ornoaa tn Star of Padueal Grand Opening and I Barbecue, & grand opening I will give and free barbecue Chiristinas eve night, at my new saloon on thg corner of Sev- euth andkhAdams, (jhcon's old drag store) stock Af liquors will be complete and\ye ‘on ted and the best to be four An the city. 1 desire all my friends gi others to call and of the many good hand. see me and pa ave on This will be HAS REMOVED TO; 132 S. THIRD) STREET —-+Where you can find a complete tine o WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, Picture Frames and Mouldings COME AND SEE ME. Jas A.Glaubér's Livery, Feed and Bnarding Sas, NO. — ELEGANT.CARRIAGES, FIRST-CLASS DRIVERS, BEST ATTENTION TO BOARDERS Stable---Corner Third and Washington Streets 4 ——This is the week to buy your— Fine Pictures and Easles! FOR XMAS PRESENTS. Your Girl Is Expecting e. Go and see all of the Latest NOVELTIES PICTURES at CG. G. LEE, Electric Co. INCORPORATED. and LOWEST PRICES in Paducah M. Buoom, Pres, R. Rowan, TPeas F. M. Fisner, Sec, STATION 217 N. aan be wherfevyr you need them, We We donjt uke trolley wire currents Our rates You can turn your lights on any time give continuous service day and night. for lighting. It’s dangerous. Over 10 lights to 25 lights, 36e per light per \nogth. Over 25 lights to 50 lights, 35¢ per tight per mouth ‘These low retes for 24 hours’ service apply when bill is paid before sth of succeeding month, A. C, EINSTEIN, and Mgr. Vice Prest J. BERGDOLE, ——— PROPRIETOR——— / Paducah - Bottling - Co., AGENT CELEBRATED LOUIS O’BERTS BEER, f St. Louis. In kegs bottles, Also various temperance drinks—-Soda Pop} Seltzer Water, Orange Cider, Giager A ck Telephone orders filled until 11,0’clock ‘at{night during week and 12,0’clock Saturday nights Telephone 101 10th and Madison Streets, PADUCAH, KY MG. JONES, DEALER Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Cutlery, Carpenters’: Tools, Ete. IN CORNER COURT AND SECOND STREETS, PADUCAH, ESTABLISHE D 1864, oO \ Miss, Mary B, E. GENE RAL IN AGENTS, , 174, bif & Co, Tele

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