The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 9, 1897, Page 4

PPeverey. VODA EETEDETETE ETON We Want Your Trade. N OUT WE PUT ON SALE FOR j win Act With Mr. Piper,— Trouble In Maytieid Over An Inspector. $1.25—Ladies’ Dongola Welts, Turns and M. 8, small sizes, worth ~ from $3 00 to $4.00. J $1. 50—Ladies’ Dongola Feir Stitch, for winter use, were $2 00, M. Ware, of nest Maxons yesterday afterac on elected tobacco inspector by the tobacco men, in accordance with a previous agreement to the effect that ihe buy- ers and sellers might each have an inspector. As will be remembered for several days an effort was made to elect an inspector recently, the warebousenen concentrating their strength on Mr. . T, Myles, and the brokers ou Mr. J.C. Piper. ‘The latter was eventu- ally elected and an agreement was reached whereby the warehousemen | could also have an inspector to act jointly with Mr. Piper. Yesterday Mr. Ware, who is well 9 68—Ladies’ Lace or button | Ox Blood, New Toes, w elts, handsome worth $3.00 $2 68—Ladies’ Lace or Button Welts, all new toes, worth $3 and $4, $1 98—Ladies’ Dongola Spring Heels, Welts, best, cheap at $3 00, ‘namel Calf Bals, sizes broke were sold at $3.00, $4.75——-Men’s Pat. Leathir, Needle Toe, sizes broken, sold at $5.50, + $3 00—Men's Broad Toe, Kangaroo, Cong , sold at $5.00, 40 cents buys Child’s Rubbers. heel, sizes brokdn. Vents buys Man's Rubbers, clogs, sizes broken, t, 50 buys 272? Rubbers, $2 25—Men’s was chosen Full line of Children’s Shoes, and great bar- gains in broken lots, in off toes: AT PRICES GIVEN NONE OF THE ABOVE SENT OUT ON APPROVAL, g ULL. RUDY & PHILLIPS. Lacecceeces 22000808 WRWVVTTVOVVVVA Campbell-Mulvihili Coal Co. 210 8. Third Street, ~~~Telephone No, s 13 Pittsburgh and McHenry Coal, The Best on the Market. Metropolis Clippings for Kindling, ‘ AVE YOUR Gast- Off Clothing AND SHOES. 1 will BUY them for Cash. Housewives ean find many articles about the house tgo mach worn for wear, bt too good™to throw away. Gather than upand séyd them to me or notify maby postal card and I will call for them. Parties Hlesiriog good secoud hand clothing of shoes wil find a large as- sortment al my place: . Shoes répaired.| We have ‘first- class workmen employed;.and can do your work on\ghort notic: will call for your repair'work if notified and will also deliver it, CHAS, NORWOOD. WEATHER REPORT. Louisyille, Ky., Jan, 9.—Weather generally fair tonight and Sunday stationary temperature. LOCAL MENTION. Special Sale on Glassware. Special sale on glassware next Tuesday at Noah's Ark. Every piece of glassware in the house will be marked down to cost price. Finger Painfully Cut, Mrs. Charles Walker, cf Broad street, painfully cut her left foretin- while trimming 4 rose- ger yesterd Troutman dressed the bush, Dr. injury. Remember the speciay sale on glassware at Noah's Ark hext Tues- day. Special bargains will be made on every piece of our largéstock. 1 Is Doing Well. A letter from Thos. L. Davis, now | Superintendent of the Municipal Light Co., at Paducah, | pat he is getting along splen- didly, everything working smoothly and that he ha not had an accident | of kind since bis connec ion with ant.—Metropolis Democrat. Hickory Stoye Whod. For nice lephone 29. $1 per load. tf. Onto River Spoke anp Rot Co, tove wood, Notice, asettlement offthe estate of B. (dlecgased), must be made by February, 1897, all _par- ties knowing thems#plyes indebted to the firm of B Weille & Son will « all) andsettle, Respectfully, B. Writre & Son. at once jbuld Bui ding and Loan Officers, The annual election of directors of the Pioneer Building aud Loan As- sociation took place in Justice J. C. Tully's office last night, and resulted as follows Geo. Rock Tully, J. M. Jobnson, W. A. ¢ lner, an M. W. Jobnson. The directors or- ganized for the year by electing the following ollicers: ~~ Ceo. president; J.C. Tully, vice dent; AE. Anderson, se W. Bloomfleld, attorn presi« ary; J a choicg bargain at- tend Noah’s Ark -sp¢cial sale on gla -vare next Tueslay, Every piece of glassware will be marked down to ac tual ¢ cost price, 1 ‘Lhe Public Library. An interesting article from Mr, E ‘A. Fox on the subject of the pro- If you want posed public library is crowded out| today. It will appear Monday, Small Damages. ‘This morning M. D. Forshee brought suit in Justice Winchester’s urt against the Eagle Packet and ‘owing Company for $35 damages, Rock, | POISONED FRUIT Wm Booker and Three Children Partake, All Live In Calloway County— Two Children Dead. William Booker is a well known young widower, of Calloway county, who lives on his farm a mile or two| from Murray. He had three small children, Last night he and the children par- | all were taken violently ill with con- vulsions and nausea. A doctor was sent for, aud the father and one child were brought around all right, but this morning, according to reports, two of the children died, as @ result of the pois- on that the canned fruit is supposed to have contained. HAVE SPECIAL CARS. The Uncle Tom's Cabin Arrives. Troupe e ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin” troupe! O this afternoon over two large Th arrived at 1 the Ilhnois Central on special cars. There was quite a crown at the depot, and on Broad- way the crowd was a3 immense as on cireus day. A most creditable parade was giv- en on the streets later, with band, dogs, horses, etc. There is a big crowd at the matinee this afternoon and the indications are for a crowded house tonight. LITERARY SOCIELY. |One Organized Last Night blattering Prospects. With There was a most encouraging or- genisason of the Historical and Lit- in the lecture room of be First Christian church last night. |The meeting was interesting. und about thirty members were enrolled. It is to be no church society, but anyone is eligible. ‘The first meeting will be held on Jan, 22. The outline of work was published yesterday, AT HARBOU This Well Known m Makes a Change of Location. E. B. Harbour bas moved his | stock of dry goods to the H, P, 8 {Company building on North ‘Third | street, where he will offer im- mense stock at extremely low prices, | This is an opportunity for the people of Paducah to get many rare’ bar- \gains. ‘Harbour’s” has an enviable [reputation for keeping good goods |andefor selling them on close mar- gins. This Clearing out sale on | Third street will be an opportunity that should not be missed and one | that does not often come. Remember their new 112-114 North Third street, | OLD BOARD RE-ELECTED. | b Meeting of the Dire People’s Street I Company, his location of the ilway | ‘The annual election of directors of the People’s Street Railway company resulted in a re-election of the old board and officers and a statement of [business for the year showed very satisfactory results, and that the road | is in good condition. The matter of extension was «lis- cussed, and it is possible that the road will be extended to Ouk Grove and to the old fair ground, Many Capi. Leyhe, who is at the head of the company, had the papers served on him today, The plaintiff claims ‘hat the defendant’s tug collided with boat and ruined a lot of fish, improvements will be made during the spring. You can get onl P ‘Tonic at DuBois\& C ‘ker’s Roncado | i | took of some canned fruit, and soon | j wh Pittsburgh Coke, PERSONALS. Judge Breathitt went to Prince- ton. Ike L, Weil, of Louisville, is at | the Palmer. Mr. Lafayette Greif, of Louisville, is in the city. Editor J. M. is in the city Mr. W. 8. Puardom. | was in the city today. Mr. F. W. Hackett, Island, is at the Palmer. Revenue Collector Me D. son, is at the Palmer today, Mrs. George Derrington, of May- | field, is visiting relatives here, Mrs. Ed Farley is visiting her | sister, Mrs, Friant, in Mayfield. F. Koerler, of the ‘Uncle Company, came in last Meloan, of Murray, of Massac, of Rhode Furger- 0. | Tom's Cabin’? j night. | Mr. Clint Wilcox has accepted a position with the Paducah Furniture Company. Mrs. R. F, Wright, of Maytield, returned home this afternvon after # brief visit, Daddy Thompson, as his friends will be pleased to know, continues to improve. R. G. Klein, one of the most pop ular traveling men on the road, 1s with us today, Mr. W. P. McArdle, the St. Louis architect, is a guest of his father-in- law, Rector B. E. Reed, Mun Wilson, of Madisonville, re- turned home this afternoon after a brief visit to Dispatcher Jorgenson. Mr. M. Dugan, of the Western Unjon Telegraph Company, is at the Palmer, registered from Chicago, Senator John W. Ogilvie is some- t improved, but now barely le to turn over in t He is not t out of danger, however, Mr. W. L. Sullivan, who was thought to be in a dying condition several days ago,is slowly improving, his many "friends will be pleased to learn. Tom Stanfield, a well ie its | fireman on the I, C. railroad, and Miss Lillie Miller, of Central City, will be married Monday and make Paducah their home, Misses Mary Jarvis and Vanna Fondille, of Dyer, Tenn., who have been visiting Miss Roberta Jarvis, were called home this afternoon by the illness of their brother, Misses Cameron Boone, of May- field, elocutionist, and Katherine Booue, of Charleston, Mo., vocalist, w ean entertainment at the Y. M. C, A. building here Monday night under the auspices of the Wilson so- ciety and for the benefit of the Trim- ble Street M. chureh, is SMALL BLAZE, Starts From a Spark at Mr. F. E chs Residence ‘The fire department was called out this morn by an alarm from box 22 about 6:50 o'clock to extinguish a small blaze in the roof of Mr. F.E. Lack's residence, corner of Eleventh and Monroe streets, A spark from the chimney ignited the roof, burning a small hole over the dining room before the depart- went arrived. ‘The damage is slight THE JOURNAL! QUITS Alter a Publication of ~ : Phe ‘‘Journs al Mr, James Lemon, elitor, ceases publication with to- day's issue Bhi: existed for ex- ly sixty days, The “Journal” was a — bright, hewsy little paper, aud will be missed in the journalistic arena of Paducah, 1 You Want Old Papers ‘To put on shelves or under carpets, all at this ottice, Twenty for five ents, = Jit says; qualified for the place, In this connection there is some difficulty being encountered at May- field over the election of a tobacco inspector. The ‘*Mirrur’? suys in one paragraph: “Luspector Burnett failed to come | Tuesday, and consequently there} were no tobacco sales, He said thst he had not-been elected inspector for this year and had no right to fispect the tobacco, An inspector will probably’ be elected next Monday,”’ In another, Subsequently written “The buyers and warelousemen could not elect a tobacco inspector last Monday. Bob Hale and Heury Burnett were the candidates, and re- | ceived the same number of votes. The election was postpoved . uatil next Monday, when the same names will be submitted to the voters.’ Mr. Burnett, one of the candi- dates, resides in Paducah. cial Goods) sale AT HARBOUR’S. 50, Ton Bakery " Our stovk has been REMOVED TO (12-114 N, 32D) Inthe HP. S Company bui ding near Broadway, next door to the Rieke wholesale house Beginning Monday, Jan. 11.) Ladies’ Fancy Hose that have been sold at 50c and 75e herctcfore, will go at 25c a pair Th the next few weeks several thousands of dollars of desirable dry goods “LIKE HOGS. Yesterday. Wouldn't [Go to the Poor- house, County Ph jan Brothers aud Justice J. 8. Gaster drove out to Stiles yesterday afternoon to see the family of John Cope, who live ins hut near Stiles, and were reported as living in a worse condition than hogs. ‘They found a most revolting sight. Cope was lying on the bare floor with | his paked feet in the ashes, and/ nothing over him but a ragged cost. His wife was lying in the corner on a pile of straw, and both are 55 and a daughter 14 years old. and at home, yet they allow their parents tu grovel about in filth and disease, without making any to ameliorate their coadition or work and make « living. An order was given admitting the family to the county poor house, as the man bas dropsy and the woman bronchitis, but they declined to go, to brink of the graye. Later.—The old man and his wife were brought in an the train this af- ternoon from Stiles anc little attention at the Union Depot. A great many pronounced it the sad- dest sight they ever witnessed. FATAL EPILEPSY Mary Adams Falls Into Grate With Her Baby, Neck and Face Burned to a Crisp Child May Die. ary Adams, colored, wife of an employe of Little’s spoke factory, fell into the grate lute yesterday af- ternoon while in an epileptic fit, and as a result is dead, Her left hand was burned entirely off, her neck was burned almost in two, and her features were buraed into a crisp until they were un- recognizable. She held an in- fant in her arms when the attack came, and its left hand was so badly burned that it will’ have to be amputated. Dr. R. R. Winston was called,and did all he could to relieve the mother and child of their terrible agony. He did not expect the former to live until noon. She lived on “Dry River Front,” near Eleventh and Jones, and had been a viclim of the dread malady, which cost her her life, for some time. MRS. B. t. BILLINGTON Death of an Estimable Lady Near Lovelaceville, Was 68 Years Old—Funeral Took Place Te-Day, Mrs. B. F. Billington died yester- day at her home near Lovelaveville, after an illness of several weeks, She was 68 years of age, and a lady be- loved by all who knew her. She was well known in Paducan, and was mother of Messrs, Charles, Frank, Sam and Ford Billington, and sister of Mr Butler Hudgen, all well known here. ‘The funeral occurred today. Brooklyn's New Marshal. Lee Grimes an able and energetic man, is now marshal of Brooklyn, | and is said to be doing much good | towards breaking up lawlessness there, false pride asseriing itself even on the attracted no the A Family Found Near Stiles} and general merchandise will be sold at marvelously low prices You are ears estly solicited to in epevt our stock, | They Livedin Filth ang Want-- years old and have four grown sons | Three of the sons are able hodied } effort | | night, The H.P. S. Co Per E. 8. HARBOUR. AT THE GHURCHES. Rev. M. E. at the Union night. Th ducted at rian churel Chappell will preact Gospel Mission the Cumberland Preshyte- corner of Sixth Court sireets, M. E. Chappell jtor. Preachiog at 10:49 a. m. }7:30 p.w.; Sunday school 4 m. Junior Endeavor at Senior Kodeavor at G:45 p. mw dial welcome ty all. ne Wa Cor. Ladies’ Aid Society of berland Presbyterian meet with Mry, South i ourth p.m, the Cum- churel wil Daniel Bailey, 101( street, Monday at Broaiway Methodist ¢ ay hh. Sun- day school 9:30 a.m, E. A superintendent. Preaching 11: and 7:30 p.m. Epworth league Monday 7:30 p.m. members Wednesday cordial invitation is extended to al the services. H. B, Johnston,Pastor m |, Biders and deacons of the Sec Presbyterian church are urged to present, all of them, Sunday morn ing at 10:50 o'clock at an importan meetiag. There will be no regulai church services on Sabbath or pight. AN Exper. Tomorrow there will be [Hoes at the Union Gospel In the morning at 11 Rev. R. W Childs will preach, Iu the afternoor at 3 Mr. Loyd ‘f. Wilson will preact }and at 7:30 at night. | will be conducted by members of the Y.M.C. A. No morning service at the ancbureb, Sunday school as usual, English service at 7p. m the church at 2:50 p, in No services will be held rman Kvangelical church, day school at the usual hour, 9:30 a.m, Sun- will be the usual services and evening. Sund: m. ‘The public invite mornit school 9 Services at the first Christian church, southeast corner of Seventh and Jefferson streets, at 10:45 a in, and 7:30 p. m. Sunday-school at 9:30 a, m., Prof. McBroom superin. | tendent. Junior Endeavor at 2:00! p.m. Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p, w. Mission Sunday-school on Fifth | street, between Clay and Harrison. at 2:30 p.m, E. Bell superin« tendent. E member of the con- gregation is urge’ to be present at| morning service, Public cordially invited, i MG. AL | There will a three mectings at the M. C, A, tomorrow afternoon as | follows: Juniors at 3; Men's Bible Class at 4, and Brotherhood of Sir George at 5 o'clock. All boys are invited to come at 3 and all men will! be gladly welcomed at 4 “EOM'S “UD SC AN” At the Opora House Pasig Salter aud = Martov’6 mammoth nele Tom's Cabin” Company will | appear at Morton’s Opéra House to- | It is the laggest company traveling presenting tifis famous play, requiring 2 cars to trg4sport the com- and effects. erved seats [ean be secured at VanCulin’s, T. Dhlney & Cu, MOORE'S AIR-TIGHT HEATER 128 COYRT sT. We have a com Ate line of Staple and Faney Groceies, All kinds of [Country Produce a | #pecialty The best pigce in the city tor| Dressed and Live Poultry, Everything sold at, bottom prices | and delivered to &ny part of the city T. DULANEY & CO, | 128 Court St —=—=_- —_—_-— |HAVE YOUR BAKING DONE’ a rik We will do it chotper\than you can at homey \ worth | to-| JUETT aeusl sefvices -mill_be -con- ae and Surgeons and | Fox Re-union of Op.m. A morning three ser- Mission, The meeting Luther- All vot-| ing members are reque sted to meet at! at the At the Second Baptist church there | | Fresh Bread and kes Always on buyd. Give ue your orders. Gooyls delivered te part of the city Fred Greif. | Seventh and Washington Sts Oversy's: Bayo Is prepaged to furnish FIRST-CLAS \S_ MUSIC any n— | BALLS, RARTIES AND OPENING Hots neaso\aityy BX. Ovenny ~ Manager. | Tel Res. The Rabbit's Foot. Restaurant OLO RENTUCKY epee at ath lay and 1 Everything Sgved inf style Prices re os, Headquarters for Steady boatuic Dock McGuire, 160 406 N. 12th 8) Oper t ts vere, M.D. WILLIAMSOW, 1] Ottice, No ADA Br nana: Tu CARNE Y HOUSE, Cor, 11K and Broadway, I Dj Te | CAN'T Go into businds ry Laer just as fast as Lleays 1 (myself) wil 1 house and stockWill not be ready bee fore \ Satupday. Ye kes\i few day the house in \ it will ogdd 1 want the peo t) several days’ tin TF just the lindof g z | ple who wil with Talo qpen. When t say [can’t opey bety ‘. Satorday don't mean thig week I mean next week's : pret os. This may Ibok like Wasted, Lutaftercou se | done to tis house ayd st know the timé has bedn fit in to ac » if you will call see « to have ull me when hts of What Ihave van our Opening, Sodvenir will be oH A nice and useful given to every one who cal® Drug Stoty oh Saturday, J uv Accept this we duy personal inv | W. B. M'PTHELSDN, Corner Fourth and Broadway, will receiv Nashivi The undersigne: at their office in + | unul 3 o'clock p. m., ‘Tuesd juary 12th, 18% for the de | the said city, from 600 to 700 « | yards of Murray gravel of similar quality to be structing streets. Bidders will be required to with their respective bids {the articles to be delivered, right is reserved to rejec bids. or a gravel ubmit mples of all any or Board of Public Works and Attairs | ako, W. Stramnack, Chr, | UNDER OPERATION, Adoiph Levy To- Day. | Death ot Mr, A dispatch was received this after- hoon announcing the death of Mr. Adolph Levy, at Cincinnati after be- ing operated upon for cancer of the | face, Mr. Alex Levy, of North Sixth street, aud left | Several weeks ago for Cincinnati. He was a well known and highly |—. respected young man, and leaves many friends and relatives to mourn Levy was a sou of Mr, to trade ; my | very in| used in con: | The | igo We tove other Soft Coal Stove on the market guarantee this We have this stove in three sizes. description carried in stock to use les: heat than’ any every stove by Iso a fall line of stoves of every fuel and give more ntee soll SCOTT HARDW ARE C0, 24 BROADWAY . (Stes or BIG Phone HAICUET. PADUCAH, KY. Gro, LEANHARD. 53, chnhard, “HILLSIDE, KENTUCKY, COAL Tuk = --CO | | i j } ‘Try a load and you will be cony and best. We will appreciate « shar Office and Yard, Sth LEADING éx1,-- THE CITY. cleanest, hottest Prompt delivery inced that git is the e of your patronage, and Harrison Streets, REMOMAL. “My, MARKS he well-known « tas Moved from | doors toward Broadwa roots SHOES and tantly on Phe che bh to put inf ont Cet HATS ar 20 i 6 § 8, 2d St t CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS m4 4 best store in the city M, MIARIKS, Vornesher. —— ee Mad NE & e—neee cif op Christma Weet thidys which make have them yttended to in time 0 It istrever too late ed tooth filled ‘anil be ready t for the consequances, 5c. (EDRART wher LEADING: Ask For Them.~ sour toeth ache, bedmuse you didn’t to save you all the pain and aunoy- y come op now and have that decay yeat anything you want Withodt fear DR... E. WHITESIDES. CIGARS. RUSE OPERA HOUSE, Manager ‘Saturday, January 9th, MATINEE AND NIGHT, ° MORTON’ Poercnen Tenneis SALTER & MARTIN’S Superb Seentd Préduction of Harriet Beecher Stowe's famois fook in its dramatiaed fo1m, Unee ‘Toms Qasim, Fifty People. Actors wprtliy of the name. Musician, the Best, Singers, Danvers, i $1,000 worth of spec ander Wate for the Beanie Street Parador his untimely demise. ‘The remains will be brought here for interment, but no detimte arrangements have beon made, lephone 1:0 a Teron 140 | TONIG Windsor Theatre, Pouth Third Breet ——, HT. LEW WATRI S.E. POREMA \ og tieE A Family een Ladies anf Children, a A Drama ip Four Ads, TRUE IRISH HEARTS,, Change of play twice a Week, Admission, 10 and 20 cents, Don't forget ovr Matinegs every Saturday afternoon at 2 30, Ad. mission 10 cents, Residence WT Jackson st,