The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 20, 1897, Page 2

OTHE PADUCAH DAILY SUN, ry afternoon, except fresh water seas are advovated would] important matters which are now seem to indieate that the source of} unsettled, and which are capable of in the}being settled without the help of ANNOUNCEMENT. ‘The Sun ts authorized to announce 1. D. WILCOX —v This is Not the Day Published ¢ supply is inexhaustable fs a candidate for sherif of McCracken coun: ley moved Sundayeby opimon of the engineers, With a|King Oscar, of Sweden, or any other |i"; Democrat Vrimary Wo we Rela nd the mi Fe ft ou VE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, | ship canal at Chicago and ‘another | crowned head, probably to much bet-) «sre auinorized to anwounce | ; +, j ; : nies nce thirty feet deep into the Hudson, to ter advantage than with his assistance, W. 8. Dick ios ’ ] i) a oman — idate for assessor of — oe eat = Parsinent | the average mind it would seem the 80 far as concerns the interests of |%%, Faust nthe. acton of the Dee tfrerenes , ae 1 Cc < e . t surat Vice PHMSIDENT] Jovel of these grand bodies of water| the United States.” Mr. Olney may 1 ; re . % ‘i ASURER | idly ibly| well be concerned, The Senate : sHawkGrNG must be rapidly lowered and possibly 4 ca ae =r evn! * I ‘ y | fered | committee has probably pigeon-holed INDIAN DIVORCES, ‘ But instead SUO¥S at your own pri . |their navigation seriously inter fe We hope not. \Fdrthermore we whbh jyou bealth t + vo ML, Pisner J uw Clements, JH. | lis little scheme, and some important i ae. esecteaal da ‘ ne As all our heavy gdgds must go iyforder sa dbssrcae TOO at | amendments will have to be made to|®ummary Proceedings of the Dis- throughout the brn itd year, But, if v peng | - DAILY SUN ‘Tuose states which have goue (o]it before it will be admitted to the satiefed Married Brave and If you do get ok, come to us for drugs. 6 THE DAIL! , f pollatln pelea| #finhe'ol a lawl Uk tad & have everything you Want. Are addi to our nto ALL Jocal hap: | the greatest length in abolishing |) dignity of a law o! e land. It is i Cane Veed in Casting Of solely 460 ute FoaKnearect and bok Fasily 4 vn and vilnlly | on Jabor have found their reforms to] believed a number of little things can the Galling Yoke Which Binds tl ae Bie Lith ee 7 | 4 ~ rmit without Te] ove worked disastrously to prison| be added to the articles of agreement = ae me Ss ; & 4 Aisciplive, the conduct of the inmates | by which they will be materially im SPEEA | \ E saving raprily deteriorated, Nothing | proved from the American point of| With most of the plaine Indians mar- x} bo | THESE BARGAINS \ . «more important to t's» Tbeing of view, And itis evidently the beliet | Hage conalete wigto rae As ood EO ESC Sank JOAN BE HAD AT N f a prisoner than actiy Nloyment. of the senate that without these im-| wam, and inetalling her os mistress of dane i ; The average prisoner cannot be in-| provements it is not a particularly | the house and cornfield, sometimes with | J D BACON & C0 \ ms | duced to interest himself in books ot desirable agreement Wait a bit, Shs Seoseatay prelieniny eases BAR TA RAD aU ut Jad \ ; YERESPONDENCE. mental exercises of any kind, and] Mr, Olney, till your little document ed blanbtke, sad cocasiovally with some PHARMACISTS the weekly edit a ¢ time drags so heavily that brooding] bas been dressed up by real Ameri-| *light ceremony Lapierre! tached Cor. 7th and Jackson Sts | = i reorecct | over his condition brings on melan-|can statesmen and diplomats and it] Melotne mans ind Tee ee opel _— Sco | 9 sii wishin the Hans of (8 SY cholia and iusanity. The old contract | will be less “English, you know,’’| rid of her as easily as he won her. a ‘ Z N system of prison labor is probably] and therefore more to the liking and] The people who are now flocking te : ~ : y Phone 310, 310 Sroadway, of ADVERTISING. y : 8 the tas or Oklahoma to get di / il ot advertysing will be made known on} as good a system as could be devised | to the advantage of Amica. Should | 6 Rates of advertysing g : ng yoroes would be supremely happy if | e ° df | ¥ —____—_—_—_—— —| within the walls of the prison. | John Bull like it less in its new gart| they could throw off the galling bonds - % Standard Block, 115 North Fourth) probably the best use to which con- | and refuse to accept it, then we'll bro coals Aegeetrtong tp BEAD QUARTERS FOR— , a ======| viets could be put, however, would just have to brush along in the same] matty announced by the head mun of : ~. . A OL LE Y bscription Rates. A ith be the improvement of the public] old way and “save our own bacon,’ | the olan, the divorce takes place wrhea Holiday Groceries, . ’ : Daily, Ned naathe, verse 995 |Foads, In undertaking a scheme of} as we are abundan'ly able to do. Se ee a eri ins area aoe, Fruit Ca ke Materials, —mawbracturss or— oe ¥ bes ind i ld probably be neces- —_— — arrior strikes a4 . “Fay FR 7 One month, “ 40 | this kind it wou Se ATIC ICAN. | the discontented w: es a drum ACR p im Daily, per week. 10 cents sury to devise some sort of portable | ANOTMEIE, NEMOG LATIC FEAN-| used by the revellers, (gives away a few Apples and Oranges, THE CELEBRATE p : 2 . Fuakiy 0 i piety ee 7 resents (ofttimes making a presen i Weekly, per annum in ad- jo | boltorer for such as were working at] rie scx today announces the ean- epee Gea peeod peg ope Fresh Canned Goods, &c. 0, Q,” Jap and Midget Havana 124 vance....... 1.00] 4 «listance from the established pris- didacy of W.S. Dick for Assessor | then, in @ short, bombastic speech, he i R RS rod Specimen copies free hie i ve gos . y giving hi e “ <= a a ouaed P on. The contract system of working of McCracken county subject to the -ocinacprren eg fi dbagh jpirs wath HOME-MADE LARD A SPECIALTY. pegs : i —_— WEBDAY JAN. 20 1897, | Prisoners outside the priton walls, it) «tion of the Democratic party. No| while they look upon himenviously and |, are ee : trictly Havana filler, HANQ MADE. Zs WEDNES » JAN. _. | vogue in some of theSouthern states,| 5.6 in afoCracken county is better aay’ Aserag Ph 109 fed an act | Telepnone 119. Cor. 9th and Trimble Sts. 1 am carrying the largest aul mbgt select stock of Imported and Do :, - votre of {2 Be comdemued, as leading 10 °8°)ynown than “Stuart” Dick he it a| “omen an many ae hal « dozen dt | ee BOLD-BUG and 16 T0 1 Si ted Pipes are Beauti 4 : illion dollars o: araaite by nas many - Mone than a milion dollars of | treme cruelty and abuse gentleman of the {old school and| vorces are thus obtained at a single | We Make Biv ‘ ver Mqunted Pipes are Beauties, ae mutilated currency bas been cd REE — ; thoroughly qualified:to fill the po- dance; no tedious waiting, no courts | a Specialty ats " oficial are Novelties. Have alsdan immense lot of Chewing and tt the New York sul Governor Tanner strongly urges 2 : no lawyers, and no trouble about all: | ° moking Tobacces, cats lin be first of January. | upon the legislature of ine te sition. He isa man charitable to @) mony or the custody of the children | \ High Grade It will pay you to call and examing my edtire stock. oA Ty anh « |fault. No one ever [appealed to him | And the equaws thus castoff asa gener | ‘TanwavT Boos Crober bas a string) fopriety of establishing and main-| 1. vies i¢ wasin his power to| Sl ting seem to take it ase matier ot} . Wert, Ww. A. KO » : taining a Koard of Pardon e eX e course, and before the close of the Jance “4 . . ° Masten 4 of fine horses. He took them to] (srs accommodate him. He numbers his| are using the wiles known and used ty | The lowest place in™tewy to get first-class PHOTO- England recently, at a cost, it is said perience of that state f M om friends by the hundreds and each will| the women of the world over in an ef a ° e rogues! : four years gives abundan{ SML@ica- eae B Sad onc willl rors to repair ea speedily es poesible GRAPHS for the Holiday Isat IVeVeveuve 7 of $1,250,000. It 1s presumed the) i tor the demand. In * na-| feel & personal interest in seeing him | ¢he break in their hearts and matrimo | \ citizens of New York, technically ture of the pardoning po} d the|Clected. We commend him to con-| nial experience. BRUCE’S STUDIO.) Has anything in the Grocery known as taxpayers, footed the bill. i bea eles nitse hs i 0 bn | PHeration. of COR rovers Cr tne CONEY. Ragged peg A idenvites Toate /112 8. Third Street. wid and Provision Line that you “ or “1 i i i ey the Indian finds that he has cemented | R ant. f: A cHhaNnce has (apparently) come | used make it desirable tage it should MAYFIE! aur Une “that ware as lode Gaee a want over the dream’ of Senator Tillman‘) be taken out of politics. The temp- the courts everywhere are deciding that | ncsomeeinenenl <a of South Carolina, The Senator's] tations to exercise it to please friends} yfayfield, Jan. 19.—Yesterday was | the tribal marriages are legal and bind. | e e " fn * billingsgate has not beeu flung upon] or to win support in the future or to| county court day, and the city was] {nS "PoP etree ike lite expe A | x - - E GKOGER po 5 ae atl naw volts such as showdd|crowded until standing room was | '%e., And if the weight of one | legal | \ Ld the br for s+ long he is almost] pay political debts are suc marriage wears somewhat heavily upor forgotten. Possibly he bas heard not rest upon the governor. With almost ata premium by country-folk | 4 white man, how must it be with the | 8 2g : : and candidates, the former swapping | red man who has contracted two, three ; s nee € something drop. board appointed by the governor, !torsgy and talking politics and the | fours or even tore alliances which the |@ Av! KINDS O¢ FRESH MEATS\AND OYSTERS AL- P ee = ; lying | Yith no other duties to perform and|tatter talking politics and swapping | court now declares legal and at the | WAYS ON HAND. Faye ore sad more lying | jot depenuent on the franchises of | ++jaw.”” suse time taken pray ‘ie former 6 r | and unreliable Washington news cor- eon E ‘i You may bank on almost every | CDue of relief? : rs the people direct, many temptations c ‘1 s B hs deat court divoceee erst afte t ' # S respondents engaged he a8 hae af she. poner mou be re | tet man binge candiee, TU] aa umes oh urs rea Telephone {2f 437-441 §, Third St agencies and newspapers at this tin " . ; FETE y * | tion tribe: anted {i 3 4 agencies aud newepaDere aie ine | Moved ‘Then the time required of Aston for Jailer, sisteen for assessor |.cura“at EI ieee meverel won axe co RPVWURVTOSN-3DU0890F ey haha i ea phere is such | tHe Boverwor to consider the nlimer-|seven for sheriff, four for county | The fair plaintif® in the came was a full Bs OEY DERE SONY + : icati vould be| clerk, and all of conrse have good | blooded Kiowa girl, whose : = — - — ? f ous applications for pardous could be} clerk, and al cour e g looded Kiowa girl, whose name was 4 ogee ot — hac beets far better devoted to the legitimate aoe Sa For ponte someanton Us Seah Secs Wap Fetes DONE CHEAPER. UNTIL THE NEW YEAR A SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE FOR MEN A not know what to believe. Oneis al- - ‘ Py school superintendent there are several M « : mks: ean” : ; ment rey to blew they have all 20 gt ea a npg neat oe Deing Tay Mis | Fe te She wad aha DONE BETTER WOMEN AND CHILDRRW WILL BE CONDUCTED At 5 a we s suggest. | a0 ae ‘| ords of the court, She wi un . : fallen under Spanish influence. yids “ef self, 2098 a a EET | Lizzie McGoodwin, who was conspic-| ‘citar with the English ence cnt um oc . ed. Sottharded by'angement is: uous on the streets yesterday, drum-| j1'\vas necessary to tell her troubles hy DON E QUICKE a. ¢ i» avhitration treaty in connec- | tined to £ ") the future in all| ming votes for the primary on March | the aid of an interpreter, but the trouble = dministration | the states. There is no chief execu-|17. She is said to be a fine canvas-| was to find some one that could = wo eee. ihasit h ctedit, woutd{tive who would not gladly be re.|%t and her chances for election are| pret the weird dialect of Kiowa. sale ie Cone akes to itself so much credit, woul “lthought to be good. Our job office| Jack Stillwell, the ex-scout, was pres = a appear to have been of England’s| lieved of this grave and disagreeable] j,¢75 has printed 200,000 candidates’ | ent, and, althongh quite familiar with If you want Neat, Clean Wark, Printed in Where you can find shony ast{al and appropriate OTL: since it was negotiated at| responsibility, while at the same time] cards, the Comanche tongue, he was com , ’ IDAYX GIFTS, this is Nur chanceto save 25 per eae eeinam.| the interests of the suffering class in| Moat of the merebants are very| Ptlied to confens that be could not! Modern Style ; if you want full count, reli- cent. on tery pair of Ladies’, Meny and Ghildren’s Shoes, ; Sir Julian Pauncefote. It] Whose behalf the pardoning power is | Jubilant ayes barge of tien whereby she could tell her tale of wot able g give Gea call Ww t We have the, 3 : a se dil i re, Wi inese, and from mount of trade} to Judge Burford. Caddie Konkie ‘oods, e guarantee : \ 7 iebht by England it will be|held in reserve, would be better} \ 7 F ‘ ’ 4 F ; S gla | yesterday, are enjoying much pros-| (Black Crane), a leading member of the ines oes an well to give its provisions a critical | served than could possibly be doue by'| perity, “The woolen mills are uow| Kiowa tribe, anda very intelligent man | OUT work, and give you what you buy. p Shoes and examination before accepting them. | the governor personally, amidst the running overtime, working fourteen | was present, and while he could not Th Chea est Fine Shoes 1 re, t od Enylish di-| manifold duties of his office. iolirs a day, and yet the orders can| talk English, he could speak Kiowa D seine shoes be sare, tr tnyglish | ‘ MS eth ‘ +, | and interpret. it into Comanche, ané ] ie eoseariiteacia not be filled. ‘This establishment is , ° ie tan cre, a ' slo will not be found to be at 9° se. | Judge Stillwell then interpreted it inte | ee y f folie Deocuatic journals have been | the ‘bone and sinew’ of the citys! English. She stated thas ehe was ot \ ~ fa voy Ball will be found to EM e a Dee | + entehl we neat 1,000 peos| orem: by now as good care of Brother | divisions in Republican ranks in Why don’t some enterprising firm | King for three years, but that he had We have them—Heavy, Fine and NI Wool. Also cheap grades. ‘Twenty- Jonathan |Ohio. Downright lying and mis-| pot up a wholesale grocery in May-| left her over two years ago, and that five per cent Oo on evgry pair. ¥ f , se representation have been resorted to|field? A city of 5,000 inhabitants, | she was now living with her parents | f i ant | After hearing all the facts the court F Leoistateres of a number of ‘ ai A ssirable | When freight rates are at the present l - ; raya URE ] ‘ ar : sive a bring about a situation so anirabie extortionate pitch, should easily sup- genie ae privinge $2. sereme ber Our anuary = ADIES AND $ states, including tbe great sta jto Democracy. In an interview! port such a business. It takes a| oy at ‘ oo ae | F \ i ' ¥ Illinois, are considering bills to! Murat Halstead says: ‘I saw Gov.|/man with a bushel of money to do al at the ext teres of the Giatclak Gabi Cloa Sale | Best Qu Yury AND Lower Prices. knock out the high hat at theaters, .Bushnell in New York onSaturday,”’ | successful retail business and .give | at Tologo, N county, however, will be | Holid. B k aol in most of them they seem to said Mr, Halstead, ‘and bad quite a|the railroad company its take-on!,| presented an application for divorce | w aun ly, oliday Books, ‘ 7 . rey and ulmost every local merchant| the like of which is without a parallel - . ‘ H - J H 4 il onan 1 Ae ee, apy c bases . oi ag ee XT would be a cust. mer. Jand the judge and attorney will ook pie Ce Higa hak beads |Bibles, Prayer Books and—/ r 5 Be, etic called ‘Ohio situation.” he Gover-| Mr Morris Cooley, of Clay Switch, | 1" ‘ain for precedent decisions in me Jaci oom | | . . their time in such puerile pastime por declared that there was absolute-| accidentally shot himself in the left the law reporta extant, . ie thd seston beg: B Many J, W. YOUNG & SON, Devotional Articles. 205 Broadway. t : agg A ' ‘ ellow 3 da nest styles are te 4 when matters of grave public 2oncern Jy nothing in the reported quarrel| hip Saturday night, the ball ranging) some note, living on his allotment neat| is often the ase hehe 4 ert he Proprietors. | 4 are demunding attention is a problem) petween Mr. Hanna and other Ohio ranbaeri He le pig rg PIS-| this city, has applied for a blanket dl: cause of thelr expensiyeness, We} 4 . + hey th Ives iT bably be’ ta si ioned | to, and playing with it while it was] vorce from four wives. Yellow Bonnet 7 pp aioe 0G . r , i they themse' a i ld pro ably be leaders, If fact, when I mentioned in his «pistol pocket."’ ‘The wound | gives as his reason for such a sweep hha Ly je an 1 cuf all ot them 106 BROADWAY. WHEN Yo DRINK ' unable to solve. ‘The probabilities) to Gov, Bushnell the fact that 1 was] ig yery painful, but not dangerous, | ing divorce that he has embraced the| 1" balf. ‘They are jyst as stylish TELEPHONE 200 area majo ity of the laws regulating’ going on a western trip and would : : Nero, _ | Christian religion, and hia wives have esi ee A uy ( He tab. so)” ie a RINK T a atters 1 sO —- _- refused to become Christians.—St. Loule | Costly. emetber Ale prices are sive us your laumiry yf you want such matter Sale in the courts likely stop to see Mr. Hanna, he told “RICHARD THIRD.” | Site Deniaatek. just one-half the orfginal prices, | firs: class work and prompt de NK THE THE BEST. "| will be found unconstitutional, but! me that it I desired I might assure fa com erarpepeaed / ieee ach . halal 4 ri — \. ary. —~——— You ean i “i whether so or not, they are childish the national chairman that he (Bush- rm Largé Crowd— Mise Monsarrat| A laundry polish for shirte, collare otee mean find it at and uncalled for. all) took uo stools 10 the teuork 10 and cuffs may be made as follows: Melt | Handkerchiéfs. ’ ) : /Mas Left the Company | together one ounce of white wax and \ we oki a regard to political hostilities having} / "> e? a Matil E fl er & Co hoc sry Spesiaste, dering tenkenodt, ‘To s reporter Mr.| (Che~Yobn)Grimth company pre-| (0 ounces of spermacell with @ lege See for Yourself j : : . ree tn the varie of mar, heve| Hanna said that he very much re-|nonied sy UL last night to ove | gradients over alow fire and pour into| | Wat values ge are offering in| Undertaker®and embalmers, — Where wy keep the finest of — insurgents in the arts of war, have of the largést audiences of the sea- 9 wet cup to cool, Make boiled starch} Ladies’ Handkirchiefs During 6 Teleph 2 . . . ‘ resorted to the artifice of arresting | Stetted that the statements attribute) .,, The/ immense crowd was no| in the usual way, cooking it slowly for| the rush beforg Christoaas severe’ Ralls Waeouane te 1308 Thin) Whiskies, Wines) Beer, Cigars etc and imprisoning in filthy dungeons of | °° bim in bis talk with ex-Congress-/doubt igtended as an ovation to | 20 minutes, and for every tablespoonfy} |) dozen hanikewbiofs got crust ~ , 4 a eee ee eee npaa{ man Morey had been published. ‘Mr. | Miss Bofsie Monsarrat, daughter of /of dry starch used, pub a lump of the) and soiled We offer Lie entire R McCUNE RESTAURANT OPENNAT ALL HOURS, Peace im they ean ley bemie,| Morey,’ eald the chairman, ‘is an|Col. N&k Monsarrssy formerly of the |sbove preparation sbout as large os} at 170 each af tyres for Suc The —\" ' padet whom they ec: y hands, ’ * if oes i ‘Ys e no cold starch, and do ni ™ Ky i y _ stg tag hc satan dps old friend of mine, and simply| ity, but preceding the first act, one | tiie, when the starched pieceg} They ar our BSc, quali'y, are scol- | Plaig and oy, ‘ ‘ \ + Sisters, wives, mothers and daugh- ” | of the actors pradethe disappointing 5: Saar ledge and r | a — dropped in here on Saturday for a so- 8 are dry, lay them ina wettowelfortwa| oped edge ahd embroidered, and Qrenamental [ 5 4 \J S tersof Cuban leaders, women who ay ral, TRE waa alclatald sononnien) fat ng aoner es hours and bring up the gloss by rubbing mack of. Sh areall linn Also, nee) §~% a have done po wrong, are arrested pall. ere was 8 ely | voice bad given o evenly with the heel of a polishingiron,} 20 dozens of ladies’ all linen and) 994 ¢ .. : 7 j en w " e saaraatale Pibbiad trough the| Rothing which passed between us that| forced to Teage the egmpany at Mem- ‘The great secret in glazing starched | embroidered Haylaerchiets int] 224 Court St. NALINTER, | and 126 128 North Fitth Street, fe and 7 y : could be covstrued in the manner|Phis. This/ was a/blow to the au- | goods 1s to use the polishing iron prop-| were 35v. nbw gy at 25c. | | AR PALMER House, 4 . Streets and thrown into filthy dun- Fa tack 1s Morey came | ‘ience, buy’ nev ‘theless there was | erly.—St. Louis Republic, i [D.Pdurry A.D, HP, Witttasson, M.D, t S geous with the most abandoned men] *t#!d. Ha fac: Bir. Morey cae /consideraple enthusiasm, and every- Caught rer i | — and women, What for? To com-|)° ‘ one seemed enjoy the perform-| The owner of a building that has the | Sojggorg, | dit: iT & WILLIAMSON, | h pel their brave and gallant relatives ‘ve especial purpose of assuring me} ance, witch /vas very good. Mr. |slowest elevator service in the city ; : DEALERS IN— ? : ii a jon, looked into the cage on the first floor ) | Dhusini ; to abandon @ cause to which they are| ‘hat he had not made the statementa)(scimith, hay'® Galendid | reputation, | oa cow a friend walting there. We have about 10 dozen scis-/ Physician and Surgeons High G wa deyoted and from the prosecution of | #¢¢redited to him. fen nate pawthe -adverse| "How long are you in for?" he asked, | 89F8, big and liitia, that we have 8 rade Bicycles , 5 ome which Spanish valor and Spanish tac- tics are inadequate to drive them. The hideons devices conceived by this fiend in Spanish gold and Ince, are as far removed from the legitimate prac- tices of civilized warfare as day from night. —_—— ‘Tux proposed ship canal, or deep the ed htc Me, ; i In regard to'JMisy Monsarrat's ab- for fear his great peace convention! sence, there séems,to be two sides to with England, known as the Arbi-| jt, Otxey is deeply concerned | tration treaty, will fail of ratification This is the treaty wherein itis agreed to arbi- The manager of the company stated privately last night that she was a most clever and promising - actress, byt that ond week of real trate all differences between the two stage lifeAutliced to, gratify her hiss countries except such as they may |trionic smbition,and she abandoned by the Senate. famous pleasantly. “For life,” was the quick answer— Detroit Free Pres: —Russian scientists report that the white poplar tree acts as a natural lightning rod, as the discharge sceka \t in preference to other trees. Ladies? been selling at 25¢. We want to clove out th» entire lot, and offer them at Ie per pair Oe, No 4iNg Broadway, ' Trirrnone 244. | PET Tite at as = | DR. No Reflection, ‘The festivities at the coming of age of the present Lerd Hopetoun Included a service at the parish church, whieh Mackintoshes, C. EUBANKS, | HOMMOPATHIST, j This id the time to buy ® Mack intosh, fOr this is the time of the soot’ Kags ‘and Bicycle Sundries Agent for Odell Typewriter, Pricd 820,00. — Sui ini ' F .00. Suitable for M el tors, Lawyers, Teachers, ayd in reach of all, epee ‘The Only Exclusive Bicycle House in the City. to December 1 is the BEST SEASON for RIDING, cail and see OUR WHEELS and get Bottom P IR From September 1 WE invite you to rices on same, Sea PURYEAR, Manage n waterway, connecting the great lakes} prefer not to areas, “ sete eid hy gaily tga feo . it 1s filled with members of the great year youlneed it We have two 1. ee 1m oe . le sh of trampets was heard about | C8Use ‘ , » “| Hope family and ajso with members of " 235 —— H H Y with the ocean through the wt, Law- | flouri wee} cause’ ae wt ape lope ly and excellent, numbers at $350 and, = ae We wil or St i rence or Hudson river, to accommo-|the two great English-speaking xg as disgusted / with stage | the Hope clan, ‘Thefeelingsof thecon- | 495, We also have a few odds ee i | yl Hair Cut date large ovcean-going vessels, and enable them to reach the lake ports j . The company went t6 Evans- nations having decided to he good | ville from here. | and play in each other's yards, sregation thus composed can be imag: ined when the minister began his dis- course with the worda: "My brethren, and ends lof numbers that we have! stopped buying Weolfer them ai 49, each, J, $.\ GANSTER, BIG REDUCTION) IN To CLEANING AND DvRING JAS, BRYAN’ ; ~ sid load or unload freight for andet cetera. Mr. Olney congratulated | | Men's féans pants for 75 cents] he Teint ie Nab A eakacomecl ee yc many’ ps Shem i CITOR oF arated BARBER SHOP ¢ 4 -eiving| himself that he was to gain great each, and jeans by the.yard at wnve 4 Suits cleaned ghd pressed for $2. | . from European ports, is receiving ine jhe was 10 gala gree yents at Bax Levy’ “WO4 Court Pileermeeog rood eh bik United State Pension Claims, |,,,°y!, clea eyed and pressed 405 BROADWAY: x strong endorsement, and there is eclat rom a trea I street \ \j164| Ap old lady in Brussels, who recently +f + | for $3.00, rr , 3 Hitile doubt will receive favorable[nation that could not be driven to \ selebrated ber 100th birthday, relates Prompt and tha te Gs cen meh ce Bath Rooms Ain Connection, ection by Congress at an early «lay. The freedom with which the varie cus schemes proposing to take water from our great inland war with us, and in order to gain this distinction be places the United] For nice stov States in a position where it will be-] $1 per load. come necessary to arbitrate some Omo River §) that when Napoleon passed through ner native village-of Fumay, In 1510, + peasant having fallen on his kne to ask @ favor, emperor “Gi "never kneel excent to L Ble Cy, ugh attention giv- en to all cases, \ Vouchers for quan Pensions carcfully attel 714 §. Third Street, 40 our Well kaown ot nt ‘ Dye Works, ‘Brinton Third Street. Paducah Steam, Proprietors,