The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 27, 1897, Page 3

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HOPKINS Paducah and Cairo Packet Line (Daily except Memphis, New Orleans & Cincinnati Packet Company, y compound is work. in the cure of disease! niways the We're first to show] ing wiracles SUFFER NO MORE NOW! fing pains in the head, | doctors which were due the | « informed me to neuralgic symptoms, I | he was in town again, fish to do me the rest of my life, felt 1a Padueab. determined | at the market uouse for thirty years, porters to look at the same thermom- jeter before giving degree of the mercury every day, Such diverse | statements only serve to confuse the people. A well known resident of the county was in Lang’s drag store a day or two ago loudly bewailing the fact that they had served no fish at the hotel where he took dinner. He said he never had fish except when he came \o Paducah, and his last dis- appointment prompted him to pur- chase the largest catfish he could find on market to carry home. He said he intended to get enough fish once in his life at least. Yesterday and when he dropped into the drugstore, someone incidentally inquired if he got enough fish. his brought on more talk, and he expatiated on how bis wife cooked it brown and let him just gorge himself on it. “But doctor,’ be said, “that fish had a bad etfect. When I went to sleep 1 had ail sorts of dreams, and fust thing 1 knowed it was rainio’ fish, I thought I was in town again, and when them fish began to fall, they piled up nigh to the top of the market and me and my neighbors was just shoveling them into our wagons. I woke up, but I was a-grinning. I had Betsy by the foot and she was squalling murder, and help, but I poligized and explained, and now it’s all right. But I’ve had enough of these Paducy A great many people have been heard to ask within the past day or (wo what was tue coldest day ever Tueve may Pies a jifference of opiniov, but Mr. E. E. Daperrien, who ss dispensed ‘ouitad ST.- LOUIS - AND - BIG-- MUDDY A. Ss DABNEY! nois Washed Coal. tk the wuo hand of COAL. No clinkers, no dirt; but pure, clean coal. Our Egg Coal far excels all other coalfor grates or stoves. Our Washed Pea Coal beats the world for 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. Try dur coal and you will use no other. If you want the bost coal Illinois Coal Compa: city you can get it les the celebrated Lum), 10c.; Egg, 9c.; Washed Pea; 6c. BARNES & ELLIOTT, Proprietors Hlinois Coal Company. ils te | Pager and Window Shades IN THE LAKGST PATTERNS. —— PROMPT ATTENTION ly EN TO ALL ORVDERS——_ W. S. GREIF, * DENTIST, | * 406 BROADWAY. J, W. Moore, So rays a recent articie by the) opines celery compound, on|and has oot missed a day during FALL STYLES foremost medical essayist in B98ton. | the gavice of @ friend that ime except on Sunday pafize m No. 132 §. Third Street. Telephone No 371. . ‘ . . ia “Nothing shows more ateoee| “To my surprise I found an entire | that be well remembers the col ” aay gr Pangit 4 09 ee , ove pottle dT began to|thiiy years. eady for your VndpeAtior bility of vine ry compound jover three bottles sn e ee y name bree it ia han the thoughtful open minded fee! like @ new man, 1 have for the] | “Ht'was on Jaovary 4:0, 1884,""| Ganned Godds of All Kinds, cael i a and recom-| last te welve years sutfered from |be said, ‘one Ss.usday morning ~|Picture Mar uiding 1 dearests friends and |toms of Perangement of the kidneys |deeper than the one todss d the Con: 7th and kdaine: ‘ u yay Int ‘ gg us (puysiciaus)/and bladder, and have spent many | the won ¢ 1 degrees be- ; 1 a “ee j i any hesitaacy sleepless nights in consequence, butjlow zev {i vome about the = i Have you seen the at nena p Lae T sleee sound, thauks to the|usua’ ‘we. 8 o'clock in the mo-ning, Democrats praise ei’ ‘ A YARD OF FACES. | without stiat of revise Jcommon sense which induced me to| nd soun vena to feel Tike wes publicans e it P I I k Abo ne the above!try Paine’s celery compound. I will|feez og. I turned to go bac be ve W. HL C | Prices asonible for GOOD wor ee _ s n bot Jovad that We wind in my Items left at Mr. J. W. Moore's fo Gan. lished there-appesred r praise the marvelous potency of | ° + he é en at Mr . Moore i LP. L FHASAR, ange Fetacl’ tha hallcetae Vatuable medicine, and at any{face. and that I would ceria’aly|the scx must be written legibly on LACKSMITH AND BALT pai vad ag he he a 10 give perso reve if L atempied to veach howe | one side of the paper aud your name eiler ted David £ 40h w ve glad to give personal | freese i 0 hous pap ; ng sbeidizenott, & testia my address, should any |agaia. so I walked with my back to] signed. 425 Biway i Patwen He abba Sy ocala iL hig. all, a8 I consider it |the w'ad and tinaily reached the ma Mrs. J. D. Carter has been very ORSE HOER, ne Gah ait 4 bles housed} ket house. “That was the coldest) dangerously sick, but by the cautious sp », and think the proprictors of|day in Aes via inside of thirty ntion which she received from WILL APPRECIATE ar ' ; i ws celery compoa'd deserving | years, at leant.’? Dr. C. A. Isbell, she is improving. YOUR ‘TRADE. wo welleknown local doct worhs, for making me @ new man s Tolbert avd Charlie Col-| another the otber day that the Sun forts proved of no A word to other sufferers s men on the Paducah line, |1s the best paper m the cily. This |> LOUISVILLE, KY. vined € proved ft ne sig Ga I | 1 wen for h » Go to your druggist for © OF | are to raise a moustache. | gentleman is capable of judging. He nj ‘ \ ard to dis Paines celery compound, and allow | They y discouraged, how-| has heen in the paper business here a J. BERGDOLL n Pla 3.00\o |€ er wving suffered exeruciat- him to sell you nothing else ver, say the cold weather] number of years. ’ American Plan $3 \ ) ) : | day TS NT in a dreadful ‘-set- The ladies of the Golden Leaf PROPRIETOR——— | Rooms only $1.00 and’upterds. |... .......cscaveceoes Mra crs hi uasesay as |b x Club, working under the auspices of i | , uti , + is the First Baptist church are making d h d B ttl r | A. B COPPER WRITTE N- RANDOM. ‘COLORED clborate preparation ts giveabeaaar| - A2OUCA ottling - Co.,, Manager: ee —_ | at the church the first of next month. | — : ; ; DEPARTMENT, |e artistic skill of needle work in AGENT CELEBRATED | “| the latest styles and fashions will be ‘| agli ‘ Ee “| Thousands of Homes a ho parts his hair the chickens, or as many of them as| exhibited. Avy donations” trom| LOUIS O'BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. epaed vege tee F } A wanicn DHURCHES. any one wishing to assist the club in had not been devoured, could make c In kegs d bettles, 3%: 1 the midille and wears creases in bad m hea tipld patiok wa will be received with profound grati-| Re Age \ t him @ pants stretch- PIF escape. Re CEINS PSETES ad . iso various temperance drinks—-Soda Pop, Seltzer Water, Oran, ee F ot azo, and after instructing @ very reticient sort of bird, and was} tustana Stre:t Church (Mettoai Sua tude. phlieaa any Shits Cide, at Alar ee P be ee bt ront unt © use the contrivance never known to ule gible 2. coe. ae hilosophy of History, mein a Ail ‘i Rank her a quarter to put # good set, word other then “Polly,” and | purke Chapel, 1h & Onto, (Met sun-| In government, the Egyptians saad pronal apa Nat ed until, 11 oclock at{night during week and 12,0’clock rey iges in bis Sunday pantaloons, a cracker.’’ i ms Aeeucning 1am 804 SP} were not wanting. The whole land ay nig FURNACES [enc cnt atewt and atthe end of the One day the verdant bird got wet Haptist Church .—Sunday | was divided into states much like the Teléphone 101. cok when be attempted to don them, into the pig pen and the sow made # pm. Rev. Geo.| United States today. There were, | 10th and Madison Streets. PADUCAH, KY. p and behold che creases were firm for it. It looked around in terror, | “y ireb.—Sunday [in the dawn of history, forty-two in ial i and begs ) s wings and 4 ‘iamaud’ p ™.T number, cach enjoying state rights. ep and even, but straight up and down and began flap; : ey) m un. ides. Then the mean old thing, making for the sides of the per Sunday schoo! 9 a. Peeognizing one chief dynasty. » Ne of stste essed it, made her, When the pig got wit! tit A p.m Kev.'d-G:] Kor piety the Egyptians were re- Ct wigan Liberte teet of the bird a happy i oe ». ioen and Trimbie| MArKable; and in their mode of wor- adaucalh “1e Co: " to seize the latter day sit hing S| ship, scrupulously exact. In the arts INCORPORATED. \ . 0 YRON squawked, ‘Silvie, S-s-ilvie—Here PA hureh—Sunday | Of War the Ethiopians had no superi- | 5 u A farmer up it Silvie!—Sqk-. skwkchgw—Hlere Sil- 2 ant |ors in ancient times. ‘The Queen of | M. Buoom, Pres. R, Rowzanp, Treas F, M, Pisnen, See, i entree hat he always viel By G the bird finally ad Sheba was the rival of Solomon in| RATION Diao CeCe en - ~ weet potatoes shrieked, ‘+I believe he’s got me!"’ nee tm greatness, and the Ethiopian Can-| STATION 247 N. SECOND ST. 3 Jand a neighbor had a dispite recente Pie last words were those of despair, ; dace, who made war upon Augustus | y over their respective abihties @ 1) ie porker was so surprised that ODGES Caesar, was one of the most illustri- son au , ‘ ar > . ; yut the porker was so surprise COLORED LODGES, , You can turn your lights on any tyne—whenever you need them. We | | For se Shocing a oe “she concluded she didn’t want to di-| lagen lus sovereigns of antiquity, give continuous service day and night. We don’t use trajley wire currents ———— | Se r gest such a freak as that, and any} aieas Waid It was the secretary of state, as ‘ ’ ‘ r | pocialt be asserted way the family came at this juneture * Broadway, third Book. |we would say ia this country,| fr lighting, It’s dangerous, Our rate \ {it i I war pestered by te tha Sasenk . hy tees under the Ethiopiaa queen, who Over 10 lighis to 9b linia, per light per month. IMinals tals : en fi totes pa Another one of his favorite stories s every trst| traveled by chariot to Jeruselem| O lg ghts, 86 ght as | \X taverns was about an old time baek wood: Mere sae siwots every | Mud was converted to Christianity by } lights to 50 lights, 35¢ per light ) er mon'h. "Nive ee (eae al big them a * religious meeting Mond Phillip. It was in the land of the a Fee : ‘ P Ba. |! Do Repal: Worksof Every Kind.) , \ @ patch an’ still the Ty erie held ta the woods be quate Lonige No S—Meets every se-T Ethiopians that the Savior of the © low retes for 24 hours’ service apply when bill is paid betore BUTE. Tuesday and Wonk Guandyrrs hogs got in, E couldn't Aud no holes creed jn Graves county’ y vv ameabaxt aubeit oF opp peuiows.|¥OFld took refuge from the wicked coeeding month, Li dh Saturday. 7 je tence, but there War Wien oftegtimes,a meeting like. that |'™ hand Ataae. {band of Herod. It was an Ethiopian A. C. EINSTEIN SLti od n handy es’ the same, Que day Tinted all day, avd from three toa! 4 ; ‘s—Meste fir who bore the cross up Calvary. me ai sel apadeyh wouls aboat—well, dozen preachers would follow one | {tt eh month at Dr. Talmage bas this to say rex a ee a iceseeck, « 4 7 N RY. G R FJ } off fam my patch. soother in rantankerous exhortation No 15ib—Mocta every tra | specting Ethiopian splendor he ‘aca ee ; — f eat big bog. “TH Oe exhaustive argument, with no| a i month ut Colored pyramids of Ethiopia though inferior ' LIF FORN' int of ; ae ie 1 er an’ find Ut peooss except an hour's intermission | yaruean t in size 10 those of Egypt, surpass . E S$ KATES vA " I for dinner. Frequently many kinds | Meets eve them in architectural beauty, and the nS * Phat \dintly disay- of t id be there, ‘Bap-| =a Ichers evince tl test purity ee as ut air sow 8 of preachers would be there, Ba; Pat supulchers evince the ¢ est pu ney Wh view Postal Tole al ed, an’ when I went up, there Methodists, Campbe nud | every t of taste. The Ethiopian vases de- f F Spamorern a aroma’ Ce ar a gent \ in the Presbyterian ‘aogtas «| picted on the monuments display a VERY CH EAP tiation G\ nF pina CABLE comPatiy, se all swe On the occasion that Mr ¥: taste and elegance of form that \ ma re u w 4 ys to used to tell s there was a ‘ never been surpassed in sculpture and i in Sa pena. every WednendAy 80 | 314 BROADWAY. ar over a whole acre Au” them nense crowd in nee, and dre | evsty second and fourth Wed coloring.” So says Dr, Talma pepe : Pullman Tourist Sleeping el f ' ge lied ant \ holler frat Whe ie the day an old Hardshell Baptist |" Ure BROTHERS OF FIKNDSIIP, | Both the Egyptians and Ethiopi | : ering ben otha Up-to-date} podple patronize YT vcoas aa’ made ‘em atunnel through Giving deliver fdleOOUreO| g; envi Lasas De tein secona | were of the same Hamitic descent . ‘ Quick and relfayfe service guarantees Tie aioe that cum up right in the ye vuing apostolic succession, and all |a day evening ineach mouth at | To the arts of peace we come. | / j J middle of the patch. sort of things, = With true |}! ’ et .,| Egypt was the school master of | { } i J “Miehty well to talk, mighty Well Giristian fortitude the congregation | ss 33f Vint Tueaday in cach month ‘st | of the world, Mr, J, G. Blaine says | AvaS r r Messepigeps furnished to to talk.’ retorted the other « heroically bore it all, and after he (ES st ‘‘Modern imagination reconstructs | + \ rN ’ cromiber, Al a eKTOO a Aa apni parcels (0 ANY) vio would not V : had finished a hotshender al Me'hi cach mouthal Wi troadwers lan unparale 1 splendor trom the} py sai Dessert Coes onl tae ee Fr I tof the city, eto compete with : list piously arose, and. folding 8 * ruins of Asyria, Nineteen centuries GiTY 0 cenigal and DWAIN W. OVERSTREL wit wiy dide’tye fad that hole +0 dings and straightening himself , : wa} have not added to the re of the . —— a eae Walle t nye went in to th, with great wa k column or the strength of the | " Base southern Pacibe We TRL. amet, Tver taicr patch when yo we © his full heighth, with great precisivr eday vAM a ee Greek column or the strength of the | soa it : Low as ‘bY Anyi ut Hrive ont the hogs aud find ont WLC je Hewat | oven Mule Rabervacs Roman arch, No proverb has snp-/ ESTABLISHED 1864,——o they got in at?’ rethren and sistern: Queen Sarat Tabernacie No, 3, meets planted the patience of Job or the] A 4 at j a a-goin’ to show ye the seriptures,a “ney: jm Ra wisdom of Solomon, Our highest | , ob, ye righteous! I'm a-goin’ to! pind hursday nude aspiration is to combine, never to ex iss ar rel 0 OVE RBY ABMND ‘D ie late Win. Beales Pees ns prove to yet Jobn the Baptist, | ew zn 4 cel the sense of organization 1n the ' ' 1] , ot rt rst National bank Was 2 whom my brother has just told you{ ion, old Roman, No poet has plucked | e z A Is pheparedfo fu ‘he great story teller, and there Was) os was a Methodist !"” 1c tien pL nauaay Sent from Homer his laurels. No brush | INYD TQ ) 1] lished 1859 joyed more in Isbell her had picks | "ster ot Paa ‘ has stol tint from the fame of | WAN BaivAG N Me Established 1695, a ‘ zy he enjoye ‘epeg | Lhe Hardsbell preacher had picks | star ot s second Satur | has stolen one tint from the fame of} y Lt ‘ ), a. PIRST-CLAZS MUSIG bis old age than to rere fed up bis es bags and started off, | “48 ots third Saturday. Apelles, no chisel has chased a line | aT ES minson roR— his many fuany experiences, which Tey i.” “was too much for him to|1 5 Negeootenea de of loviiness from Phideas, Moses| AGE IT BALYS, PARTIES were always as good as new to BIS) 1 oo)” Dropping them to the ground | a, ae Deo in. cack and Solomon have never been ex- AUTAN oe 8 ol 86-4 Pain : riends, and never less enjoyable to) 1d uted in pious indignation; U.K, hail barber ah celled in statesmanship, Alexander in yOu y , / AND OPENINGS Just t the} he used to “Brethren; if he proves that he'll) +p, insure insertion, matter intend. | military ined Plato in philosophy, | Telephone 174. “te v 80 One of the best stories he used i ove a d— lie!’? 7 or Cicero in uence.’’ So says it} 3]Tel 160 / Ep. Ovennr, oe eigen cre eA . at this office not la‘er than 10 o'clock | added, all’ these were pupils| a ee oat Res, 406 Wy 2th St Ma oda Phe incident oceurred duriug) —'Yoday is the twenty-secor | anni-| Pe either direotly or indirectly, of Kgyp-| & — Manupseturers 8° - his early farm life, and involves prin-! yersary of the elevation of Bishop arrestor Man leaolte yaad iia: pops ane as aut Cc I Ss . ‘an okt chicken eating sow, 4! ,udley, of Louisville to the KE .co- otice, " % ; ch Bolter’ HG, Maret sstions about | ceeds does he not owe his founda- Seam Engines, vt ARRIS [2 Bate, and a dog named “Silvie.” pate, and in Louisville the day wilh} | Ta repay ananilone ebout | Peet eee ae his topshert y © benetit of those who have | he elaborately cc smorated, doly {the cake walk at the opera house die larsnerid i : ane viouse Fronts, Mill Machinery) =H Fe dicen eatag oo | cogtneraly commemorate fly |X gra futere, and wheter or vot| 8d deed, unless bo surpass Livery, Feed and Boarding Stables,. shag pictus erp tatelgdt ps “ “Bi pcege , pe ior oster-| the master, he has made no improve- | 9, Brass Attorneys + at - LAW, fig one that eats chickens, ‘The fam-| noon at Christ Church Cathedral, all [was the Morton mentioned yester alrite ae aye Ms ll And Tobacee bh Ideal of the parrot, | the K saleal (1 ille| terday in this column, 1 will say in] ment, and is only ni : Oo 1 Tron Fu Castings 125 8. Pourth—Upstairs hy thonght @, au cea a aoa iscopal clergymen of Louisy ‘| answer that Ido vot know anything) Lf the pendulum of human power hese oy aj stenographer sat Office hog and the Little dog participatiog. ‘The Rishop. is we Bgl does vibrate through the samo arc] RLEGANT CARRIAGES \ aot all kinds. : on became so predatory | known in Padueuh, where he often | about the cake ws , = Vad Kentucky. = ]ike pig soon oe rece orto oi from age (o age, ts It not reasonable aH wae = . that in sheer relief to the poultry con-| holds services, | J. A. Morton, Barber, 8 by le of hould RIVE bes v0. 3 : # . {> that the amplitude of vilyration shoul: ¥ qe ee L. WILLEAL fitogent she mas ime in aren "* | Mr. Milton Brooks 48 conflued to] he enlarged with periods of develop. FIRST-CLASS D. RS, \, > e from the house, Ve . iio A, LH HOUSE AND PATTER, {22° tistance tro i ane woul| Judging from the disparity of /his bed with sheuroatism, ment? ( BEST ATTENTION T BOARDERS Sy -AT-LAW, |Ne" ’ ‘often, however Vanture into the pig statements in the different local] Miss Myra Rucker, who has been| ‘The Egyptians were not imltstorsy KPTORNE CN A aain OU) FINS er silvie”? was called to go papers relative to how cold it is, } it ]in bad health #0 long Is fecling much] for there were none to is Pte Sia Third and Wi u) vir . Room No, 2. 120 Sapa profited tn SO romply whe 4 pare of tne States | reeatdonce 1017 fephone pee in and Bh ‘AvUCAM, K¥ keep the swine at bay until might be commendable for all the re- improved, we peoriginators, 4s sing Sadak