The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 23, 1896, Page 4

Ree oes << ‘hristmas Preset Campbell-M Ivihil: Coal Telephone No. McHen for Everybody, What to buy, where to go, and how much to pay. puzzies the whole world jast now. We are in a position to solve al) these probiems for you for carefai and thoughtful baying or our part, has brought together a grest| holiday stock which must be disposed of, Make this store the holiday supplies and see how satis factorily you will be served tages Desttines “Gon Ton Bakery, Lh} You can find bere all the | 210 B. Third Sire. Pittsburgh and Metropolis Clippings for Kincling, ERSONALS. — | sen YOUR BAKING DONE) =! Mr. Collin MeGinnis went over to Creal this afternoon. Deputy Cirenit Clerk W. C. Kidd jand wife are both ill of grippe. | Mr and Mrs, Headley Curd are | the parents of a girl baby, born last 1 wasis 0! AY THE newest} We will do it cheaper than silks, satins and brocades for either oa ¢ ” night. | ta or dpeatier—ldvely gifts for “i you can ft botne. Mr. N. J. Dilday left today tor women fTks, Fresh Bread and Grayville, II, on a visit to his mother. Chatgeable taffettas in newest col- Cakes [| or combiiittons for 75c and 85e the| e your}, Jack Bloomfleld came in trom yard | Alwaysfon band. Give us Princeton this afternoon to spend the Really elegant black Duchess satin, | orders. | Goods delivered to sny |) ( " 27 inches wigé, for Tbe. ail: Aes bal ahi de Ms. Jerome Allen and wife went Handsomé brocades at 79 «| H to Russellville this morning on a and 080 ye sant / red Greif. jeer Satin Atriped, delicate shades in| cage F Fort left last night fo evening taffettas for reduced | Seventh and Washrfigton Sts. Dr. F. T. Fort left last sight for his old bome in Adairville to spend from #1)25, pri eh A Doll Pazaar. | LOCAL MENTION, | Councitmaa E. E. Bell was last > ree ee nade ve ‘athe oO Ts going on i our children's cor ; a be - tt ‘ y father of ¢ per Bam efes snap and girish) Go to Stutz’ for frptts. welve pound boy r 1 giimpse of our 4 County School Superintendent A dolls. Mr. Dilday Resigns. M. Rouse, wife and child, left today Jomted Zils, with pretty faces} Editor J. KR. Lemon, of the| for Lexington on a visit to relatives and curly Yair, for 10c. urnal,’’ was yesterday aftern Rev. KE. B, Ramsey came up last Bisque head dolls, that open and elected secretary avd f] night from Memphis to officiat shut their eyes, kid bodies, for 25c.| the Paducah Building Myers-McMabon wedding. thie after|! Bisque head Gulls in sailor cos vice Mr. N. J | tumes, for 25¢. —— | Geo, W. Landrum, of Grand Silky-baired, jointdd bodied, bisque Fireworks! firewuyKs!! at VanCu-! Rivers, is in the city. Mr. Landrum head dolls, prettily guessed, for 49¢ jin Bros. Jis a candidate for county clerk in area y fruit rs at Jake Bieder-| Liv n county A Revelation in man’s i Mrs e Wortie “ aaa 4 —— hildren, R and Gladys, left to- Handkerchief Selling Fine Fruits an tor : hows “ta” spend This is our/ prize department,| Scott has the nicest/line of fruits | ¢), wit ives. where all that fe newest, est and in the ity. 1 iiss, Haare Goths prettiest is displayed, at prices thet] As slogan photo aph pocket fot oth “on 6 i seth peal st ‘knife would make table present with the latter's perents, Children’s school, handkerchiefs, pom scort Ha swan) CO. lire. 1 Mrs. G. H. Bryant. with neat printed borders at 25c. the | Mies Della da a Claes dozen, | You can find @ lage stock of dc rived tui sikecaok to Abul tke Men's hemstitched lawn handker-/ qt your own pridg/at Robins Glass) i vith Misses Hattie and Mag Men's all linen hefnstitched hand-| Oysters in bulk or wy ro | Miss Anna Hill and Mrs a Kin- kerchiefs at 15c and/2 | ceived daily by R. U. @alissi. 2 ney, of Alton, Tll., who came here to Ladies’ linen cdmbric handker- | ¥ kids! The” Way} %tlemd the celebration of Mr. and chiefs, hemstitched, embroidered and} Hurrah rat . in candice | Mrs. O. L. Gregory's tin wedding e 5 for “25 Oc We ore! yen hee returned bome this afternoon. Dory coy Oe phim fruits and cakes is a gaution and | We will stamp initials n all linen a out compfltors. © is | DOUBLE FLOPELMENT. handkerchiefs bought before Xmas / ‘hespes ud yp ow “yee pe bl | . ms Ries ot change, for themselves, Mhey can't touch us, | TWo Couples of the County Go to Gloves the —Stutz, 417 Broadwayy Tele- Metrope Correct Gift. | plone 29 / Mr. Jobn Lilly and Miss Rosett We ask considerafion for our holi-| We offer you Ane bgfgains in un- io od Alte a Thompson wide day live of gloves/ for men, women! redeemed pledges. \ / ee ocean th ies a and children, B. this county, ek to Metropolis day They passed through the city this Serviceable dbg-skin gloves for} 1%i4 : —~e —— Go w Stawt for fruits through any grocer and they will de- | aking the finest display liver it, Do not forget this, while| bh the city are enjoying so many good things @id 60 cents a Scott is of holiday oranges who t forget t @ not so cu fortuns Let us h large of- | fering. E. E. Bent WF, for Superitendent, | rar elry at one-hal * dd Go to sibs’ tor Oe 4 ‘The latest things in b Go to July for cakes. 18. Coal The Best on the Market. Pittsburgh Coke, RAILROAD RUMBLINGS, Items of Interest Relative to the Railroads and Railroad People. N., ©. AND ST. 1. MILBAGRY Dr. Frank Boyd went out ‘om the special this morning, Supt. Hills, Seth Chambers, the young but ex- rt lightning fighter at Murray, nt yesterday in the city. A special coach from Tyler, Texas, to Chattanooga, Tenn., passed over the line from Memphis yesterday, en assigned to the local freights on this end Bartise and Galvin off the 305 take her deck Engine 3 bas b room A great improvement in travel is noticeable this week, but it is mostly local and will last only during the Steve Markey, the efficient “chef on the special car, looked resplendent morning as had his ned upling at aglert aly m ars elsewhere, yes- terday while m Hazel. Perticul: ot in readi- oath end locals 1 Herring is the lucky who will sit on her eat box. ial Agent B. B. Lian has re- moved from Murray to become a res- ideut of Paducah ~ He is busy to day getting his household goods from eon the Clark streets, where he will reside. Most of the railroad ticipating t Hou boys are ea of Decem- of that day the grand ball gerly ber, at the Palmer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen comes off. Rev. E. B. Ramsey, of Memphis, ame in on 103 last night on a pleds- aut mission. He came unite in the holy bonds of matrimony— |*«Two souls with buta single thought Two hearts that beat as one The contracting parties are Mr. | Myres and Miss Hattie Me- Mahon. The ceremony takes place at 8 o'clock this p. m. The boys tell a good one on Bob Waynick. A short time since he was paper just eived at VanCulin bi Toilet manicure std, collar and # boxes, cheap a’ VanCulin Byos. | The New Racket Btoly is full of e bargains for Christunas. the guest of Jepot to the corner of Fifth and| Robias’ Queensware 9 | sales and their wholesale st Free for All Concert One week, beginniog Tuesday even- ing, Dec. 8, 1896; at 6:30 o'clock, At KIMBALL HALL, NO. 430 BROADWAY Opposite Palmer House, BSBSTVSVeBVeVVeee FREE TO ALL, that enjoy a high class ‘*Musi- Holfion’s full orchestra and KIMBALL PIANOS. Every night eale."’ Severaf prominent local pian- istqill asist in the programme Open Evenings ‘ $ Endorsed by Great Artists ‘ ¢ ‘ from YWneto time. Also a quar- W. W. KIMBALL CO. Wabash Ave., near Jackson St. wees All Come Out. sVVeTeeeozeeezee R. M. SUTHERKIN, Manager Holiday Sale. W.W. KIMBALL CO. CHICAGO THE HORSE FELL A Stranger Perhaps Tatatly 318-324 BROADWAY a, +2 8 4ades ‘LUMP - - . wt Christmas.§ hen, |\EGG- NUT - Old “Lee” Anthracite, $8.25 Ton. We Will Appreciate a Share of We have received a large lot of Baskets of tion. Come early and make your selection. very fast. We are headquarters for every deserip- ‘They are going icycles, SCOTT HARDW: * GNCORPORATED.) E C0., PADUCAH, KY, (si or BIG HATCHE Gro, Lenynanp. Phone 53, « Lehnhard. Kentucky and Anthracite Coat, 10c 9c 9c Your Patronage. Office Cor, Ninth and Harrison. RUSH LEADING 5c. CIGARS. Ask For Them. io-| A Generous Merchant Gives Mar- 1 juved. shal Collins a Box of Yesterday afternoon a young man Shoes. ol his cc as riding jong ha county was rid 3 along] Mr. H. Diebl, the well known shi 7 . “% : ee as e@ was! ant, today vent a box of shoes celebrating Christinas in advance and |i the .city hail to be distributed rid as fast as his horse coald carry him among the prisoners. Marshal Collins says that all doa NOTICE. ‘FOTOGRAFS AT YOU OWN PRICE, re |ehagrin to our compgtitors, The cheapest and nicest ffwits on the market and our candiga have spoken for themselves. ‘Thay can’t touch tz, 417 Bepadway, ‘Tele- DuBois & Co. ave a wonderful their 3 taken from Pallows them to men fur 50 centa. . Man's onacieaa kid gloves,_in all forenoon and returned this after-| 9+ work Hatchie river trestle.| Finally, when on the gravel road | tions such as these will be thankfully From now until the first of Januard\V897, 1 will mak the popular shades, for $1 the pair Lively Runaway. noon a ad young | Numbers of the country people would |DeaF Rowlandtown, the animal fe'l | received from merchants or any one " . : ee Stylish red, brown, tan and green} Sam Brunston’s horse ran away| They are highly respected You's come around and look at the big |¥0® him and rolled over hin. His | else who desires to display their gen- holiday run on my Cabinet Fotograf{ aX the rock bottom shades, in ladies’ heavy stitched kid | this afternoon on NorthsNinth street, | People anil Have many fits Wi hammer drop and drive the long) Companions rushed to his assistance erosity, price of $2.00 per dozen. The best ‘‘Ipte’\Npver offered for gloves for $1 00 the pair. and was stopped at Sixth aod Clay, |! d to hear of their mar-jtinhers deep into the allavial soil of 04 dragged the horse off, and then py tan + pa Misses five-hook kid gloves at $1)/‘The wagon was reduced to aj "8 |the river bottom. Bob formed the ke A him off 7e the road, al Norkr—The young ladies ey im the city. the pair. wreck, Not DEAD. acquiptance of mary of them, among | "at is the last seen of hin Mary's academy fil add fffeatly to! A ’ =) gen apes i Sys a tne pcre gS eet "Yn [40% Bea C. P.\McOLEAN, Umbrellas. Ray pat a mote pons A » tive and | "he lived some four miles from the | #24 it is believed by thove who wit-| Full orchestra Kimball | an 11 S vm | ware Co. rices to Sgit your pocket| Mrs. I be serge sil Alive and station. He was invited out to din-| Bessed the accident that he is badly} Piano Hall. Ffee will you special line of superior styles a8| book. ot in Danger. ' : injured , ‘ SS aaatal * ner the next Sunday and a horge|'Jured. 4 be one of the 140 guests tonight? apacerapge by Lyte who can’t kets, The ‘Register’ was wrong this | was sent for him to ride by a you: His companions also seemed to be R. M. Surmeutin, Manager. It Estastisiep 1465. ran lech fess beak tides cence It you want fiye frat baskets call] morni unnouncing the death of man, a relative or neighbor of the |itoxicated, and none of their names i with steel rods for T6e0 [28 Scott, , M ria Plumiee, of West / young Indy. After Bob had donned | CUld be learned, thio WI LLIA Congo handles, steel rod, gloria] Biggist line &{ Areworks and at ms cine oly deg Steg his best togs, he lef DREW A RKNIPE. ak of Christmas soveliie, silk umbrellas for 98¢, lowest prices of aif house inthe city}. 0 8 “d “gon pe “plage stride “ mount, whi¢ wa The brass bed staads game, the 99 Rate cae ib Soe Waalintin Dees. : | time past, and last night bs - vitten’? gray that Se aNd = aeae sidet aug oth NBL ap pS gearing silver. me pated band , at VanUulin Br Jin k ‘of heart trouble, but soou re-la iret cousin of the equine that dice|* Mississippl Negro Wanted 10 |silebo nls gone, Od many ther THE tLe, NG « InWI LER. mise 8 Toys! toys! at yoagSwn price at|vived, and today is much better. !embarked upon Mt. Ararat | Kill Lizzie Warlick. eee tae ae a nee 6 |J. Biederman Gro, Co} She is a sister of Posta r Clark The yokel was mounted on a Ed A. Monroe, a Mississippi dar} ne | The Cloak Trade. Juaisen Littin’s Courts . TLEBRATED, |S 2uthtal and skittish specimen of the key, was last night arrested by Oiti-| | Marriage This Evening. | _ | TIN WEDDING CELEBRATED, ‘animal descended from the qnadru-|cers Cross and Johnson for attempt-| Tbe marriage of Miss Hattie Mo-! 5 § We propose to have a brisk coak| Justice Little’s court convenes in : F i Willis ' trade thom to-day until Christmas if| tot Mondua nein 4 ped that Balsam straddled as he en-|ing to cut Lizzie Warlick, a colored | Mahon and William Everett Myers trade tiem today uptll Christmas if/ regular sesion next Monday 8! 4 Large Crowd at Mr. O. L. Gres |tered Jerusalem. Bob, thinking to | girl of near Warren, Tenn, takes place at the residence of’ the PINE JEWELRY AND SPERTABLES, Sid ees OF ied emt al ee gory’s Last Night, how off before the rest of the railroad | Monroe claims to have gone after | bride's parents, Mr. anu Mrs. Wm. » jacket de ent for the unifo: The cheapest place iy toyf to buy |. [boys his a as an|his clothes and the woman claims she| M¢Mahon, at South Fourth eet kee ny | Xmas coe esos #icvinee |, and Mrs, O. L Gregory cel- | equestrian, insiste allow. | had none of them. ‘The difficulty oc- |stteet, this evening at 8 o'clock in-| FINE WATCH REPAIRING A\§PECIALTY ome 01 ce and in fact all kinds of Xpnas_ novel , to ride bis , stating that / curred on First street near Broad. | Stes tated in| GO, ss i DI rife rou choice of 5 7 t was one of the most maguiliveu +t te Me \ waned Salt § ag Grass stock ranch for the purpose of | from killing the woman only by th oe : any plush cape in our stock for $10 | Go to Stutz’ forandics. events of — the Seah Abos aking all the young colts to the | intervention of those who chanced to ain pee othe al : in a aio —— ‘ ik sisted in_ receiving, and pieced pnd cg ee [ter be 8 8 | have had the hristmas | Holiday Fancies Nothing is nicer thal azfce lam, mp th ss was & ava Owed eve: ean. * ung ‘i V = . ” 1D: he i tr. ‘The case was coutioue seal trade of any store in U history of ’ ~ a strated, saying the animal was a| til tomonow, - 9 > , Pretty lesther belts with fancy {or water set for a predydt for r] Many pretty aud costly presents ; : ‘ rk. | Paducah t t M | ‘ceed. Cn friends at Robins Glasd@and Queeus-| were received , tricky beast and be would in all lite What We Have to Say. = JON 1 ac o! en fe 30, eee esaieay thst ves ere received lihood be tirown. Bob said no mule! Everyone loves a good fire, and Important Suir Filed. Nice black Coney Muffs at 49 ware Cumpan. that Walked on tous lame Gonieal iveryo ves BOO anc This « Ster ing silver knives for 48¢ and ; 1 A FINE DOG. repo a“ nf " leg uld spill’ everyone wants the best coal for the |, His afternoon Attorney R. 'T. = All kinds yAhixed and p! rim, and he was allowed to mount. | jowest price. Ndw, we have just| Lightfoot fied a suit in the circuit At yourself on Christmas when you commence to Pat candy and all ’ saailen' ga € 21 4t A few steps from the railroad was ened’ a coal yar on Tenth ‘and {court against O. J. Coleman, of the , : ‘ < Sadly Wie naa | Mayor Yelser Receives a Great |} and seep mod bole, apd the| Peet # evel yarH oo Tooth /aad| ccoty The pisiatifie. are "As g the sweet things which make your teeth fhe, bdeacse you didn’t blacks for 2c, . Scanting ana Waures Vor Rant i nule demurred to enter it. Bob| trade, snd todo his, will Mave ty/a0d M. HI. Coleman, Ella Coleman have them a:tended to in time to save you all the-pain snd annoy Side combs at 5e/and 1c the pa ( to busine wil h = liberally applied the end of the bridle . 7 r voly | guard of Ms ell Col 5 peters ad annoy. Steriing silver gCissors at 8149. | Phira street ayer persuaders, but true to the mature of Sc ane ya" tO, ach pagfon, Wl cttone a aii’ os oat can at ed tooth filled and be ready to eat anything you wakt without te, White and gray far rugs at $1.89 Z . ° would soon be ready fo leage. ‘Thus| ae ) ithout fear Men's stylish feck tlee at $500 Have your watches apq clocks re-] Dane pu r mouths old, aud lar-| His grandsire the mule turned Bis to keep friends after \we wake them, | YeFY Valuable land in the county. lor the consequences, ad le Sot caleed tie We 03 SNea lwi ger than avainn Nit don Its head rearwards, caught sight of the ppeeapliggnedl » cos - = Coque feather bo: nd 98 paired by “Abrahamic” nasal” organ. which| "¢ "i! have to hangle grade} ‘This afternoon a suit was filed Coediewe yp ah tayrdeancd — pedigree is as | Sixth street, |“Abrahamic®” | nasal | organ which egal, only, and havg gelected the| against W. D. Farmer ad others by DR. C. E WHITES E Black coney and gray hair mutfs} root room wredboard. Apply tof put {he animal rom Topeks |iead, clevated bie business emt and celebrated Fordavillen ig New Deave-/J, C, Farmer and others for a divis- si 8. at $1.00 7 rele Ayner Eighth avd | S4*8s: being registered, bowever,in| m0" “ eld in preference toJNo 9 or No. | jon of land near Clark’s river, veeter card cased and purses} ii: Jennie Hall, ener Highth aud) Now yoy Bob turned a somersault into the| 1) goal, though we ca give you the| yen combined, 25c, and 394, L ve erson \ The mayor thinks @ great deal ot |“epths of the hog-wallow. A. $30) best of these if you wfeter thai grade,| Mrs. 8. R. Morrow today filed Brerling silver mounted purses 49 A Good Stim his new pet, and will keep her for a| it of clothes was rived and Bob / phe Fordsville coal Arup awarded the| suit in the circuit court against Mr. Miss Emma Morgan’s concert at] Watch dog. Its vplue is about $100, | #¢ no turkey that Sunday, Jcertiticate over Jeflicd and all other | Ed Ware for $150, claimed to be due} . J Hall for the beneflt of her] (Go to stata Wok Andics. i, fee seyemegry js! ‘The way | Kentucky coal fof grpte purposes, | for board. vol library was a splend + we are hustling things in candies, | It is free from slgte, dack and sul | wy, 1, Potter files suit against} ' vss, Over $40 was realized clear of] Get the best. Sf. Bernard Coal,| fruits and cakes is \f caution and) Pits catches | dulckfy: reduces ‘ope, DG," Murrell for $310. He| expens ini H alia irte ig chagrin to our competitors, The| White ashes and’ a lage lump holds 7 : | nT ; a, Ut, Bernard Silver Coke, Pitts-/o regres ead nicest fruite "op. the] S70 over night./ TheAow Desoeteld| come hay'on tinuctuects ad te Bl tP verytl in Yreworks from a rh ae cheapest and nic 7 | B C and fo Philli Cee ee ae aeetiroth ‘cennog| burgh Coal aid Anthracite Coal mnarket, and our cantlits have spo- 7 dag oa! coal pa meket meng | one half of the hay. He claims that egan lace. 8} cracker at VauCulin Bros. from the St. Berhgrd Coal Co,,|keu for themselves.\ They can’t | friends e Hut egal has vo equal) he has faithfully performed his part Everythin Fi on Sees : : touch us.— 7\ Broadway, | £0 cooking. Ordgr a trial load and of the contract and that there are Bis ass See Biederman’s displdy/ of toy Incorporated, 423 Broadway: |reio. none |we guarantee yougood coal, satis-! now due him about twenty-five tons DR. LUTEN ELLCTED. ‘ . Telephone No. 8 Oct. 21 faction and prompt delivery. | Prices aoe ae Married Laat Nig y rege Weakly Acquitted. |—Lump, 100; Nut. and Egg, 90.|°! DAY: oF ia money $310. atte fs tee Fine| John Tice and Lizzie Fultz, cole] The New R positive-| George Weakly, a colored hack- | Phone, 370, Stop Him, The moments | aay a? Vine! ca wore waited le marriage lant |ly the cheapest bwo, driver, charged with criminally af Juve J/Reav & Co. He is runnia| from us! od . right by Justice Little saulting Della Ward, of Brooklyn, Who? Why that\gan that is sellin; ” suit offurniture for 816 o: a ¢ » s The Democratic district commit-} pny B. wad 4 : mitre & 8 °D was tried for rape in the eircuit) ‘Try the old reljAble St. Bernard ‘candies, fruits ayfl cakes at price tee met yesterday afternoon in toe | ee ee At Noalhe, Ark. | Brea new furnfture store, 203 “and |C2Uzt this morning and after being | Coal and get st, if you want’ that is startlinglf low. Stutz, 417 {seed ateuemes J; Ds Mocquot, in| store open until 10 p, m 205 South This street i oet Be eevee Sane a. gi Ape the most burn Ir the money, St,| Broadway. a EVE RYBO DY.+ SA ‘amp! wilding, for the purpose \ afternoon ed a verdict of nol 1 wih - ee of electing @ successor to State Cen-| kyerything first Pleas And we carry * cee Bernard Coal © * ineorporated, _ A Donation Party, j tral Committeeman W. P. Gatlin = bok 8 y begga : Sunday School Scholars, - sia iene aa: | 423 Broadway. “Telephone No,8,' ‘This afternoon the ladies of the JOHN J. BLEICH has the lar, je ' a larg ine we the jase ware The superintendent of the m ion} Doctors prescriptighs given prompt} Oct eee | First Baptist church agreeably sur- esf, prettiest and best select 7 Meret eliminary business Messrs, | (ittt Sts, ge inngy ets uy [Situlay. school on ‘Tenth treet asks and careful attéxigh au delivered| If you have not yet bapa wNoah’s| prised Rev. Penrod, their pastor, by stock of HOLIDAY GoObe R. S. Coleman, of Ca'loway; Dr. J.| Covany i the scholars not to forget the|to any part of the¥ city. Our im-) Ark you have missed thd géeatest op-| big donation party, which he and dsting of i + oF ~~ ‘ae oe & 3 ‘OMPANY, t Chri tas toy the Me mense stock a to sive you| portunity of this week t/ get your) his family greatly _sppreciated, Di d / UR. i. a tos ‘ Buy your fruits in askets or bulk | Bring or offering before | just what the doctor prescribes, resents at bargain priced. Bocok, of Laos, were nominated pas pono treats i ayes oe balk | OOS sible. to th Orniscutardeh & Waxen |” ee Hurrah for the. kids! ‘The way | lamonds, Watches, | jo the jo ir. len was | ® ‘allsal 6. e ‘ "Ts. s 2 | 2 i , druple, we are hustling things ig candi 4 4 every ds 21 4t unday school room, Those who} Draggists Fifth & Brgadway, 22 9t One bundred chi! quadruple, we a rg ing: ies, ‘lected by e vote of J to 5, Snook every “ay, cannot bring their offering, order | plated silver cups Mf 25c cach at| fruits and cakes is § gdution and locks, Silverware, / \ Bronzes, Noveliies, &e. ih the city; and lis prices pleagg evayybody'call and see for vena furnish you withouf trouble, phone 29, i —— hom es Wateh el shunted Ya a Sn we “Set ae watts JNO. J. BLEIOR, | 100 0 D (C [7 eet for United time, 223 BROADWAY . —_—