The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 28, 1897, Page 4

$WeWantYour Trade SAVE YOUR | AILAOAD RUMBLI g Si 1 tast-Of Citi oom Sitwe 1¢ 1 CoO Items of Interest Relative to the pe 1a, AND SHOES. e Railroads and Railroad - People. sett Yt nen or oat. YOU NEVER SEE — r te bake ertnacheeen' er OUR TD. about the hod ic 5, an iis, wear, but too 2 to throw away. inva r Gather them upS yi send them to me ; i inmaster Joe Rork came in on jor notify me hABOgtal card and I will 103 last night. call for them, Engine 301 eame in on the dot this Parties degiring good second hand / A. m. with the turn around, clothing or ghoes/will find a large as- As soon as the weather breaks and sortment dnt place. the ice in the gravel melts a work Shoes repaired. We have first- train goes on again. class workman empl and can do your work on short ml will call TO CLEAN OUT WE PUT ON SALE FOR #1 25—Ladies’ Dongola Welts, Turns and M. 8. small sizes, worth from $3 00 to $4.00 $1:60—Ladies’ Dongola Fair Stitch, for winter use, were $2 00, $2.00 Ladies’ Dongola Welts, broken sizes, worth $3.00. 1 $2 68—Ladies’ Lace or button Ox Blood, New Toes, Welts, handsome worth $3.00, $2 68 Ladies’ Lace or Button Welts, all new toes, worth $3 and 3Ladies’ Dongola Spring Heels, Welts, best, cheap at $3 00. +_Men's Enamel €alf Bals, sizes broken, were sold at $3.00, $3°954-Men’'s Pate“Leath: r, Needle Toe, sizes broken, sold at $5.50. (0 Satea's Broad Toe, Kangarpo, Cong., sold at $5.00, 10 cents buys Child's Rnbbers; gel, sizes broken. 25 cents buys Man's Rubbers, clogs>sizes broken, 25 to 50 buys ?7?? Rubbers, \ The car repairers had another ‘ bitter eold time of it last night put- oo i cummranen aie ting in wheels under coaches, will also deliver | The night hostler, Jack Sauerberg, 244 Court *¢ CHAS, NORWOOD. has his hands full these cold nights It is always placed where it/dou't and it keeps him busy to keep the : | . 5 offend goud taste. pipes from freezing np. Brakeman R. L. Dorden is visiting this trip. Bob says old Crimp is a Cs tough customer for a partner on the} . SIGN OF HIG HATCHET hurricane decks. | A new time card goes into effect at] an early date, probably next Sunday. | fs \ Arrivals and departures will be given| as soon as card is completed. | Our stock Was been cott ware 0 f 1 It is reported that & marriage comes off ia Paris this week by which) REMOVEO TQ (12-114 N. 3R0 Full line of Children’s Shoes, and great bar- gains in broken lots, in off toes. AT PRICES GIVEN NONE OF THE ABOVE Tet OME DUPIILE MLE eve ail SENT OUT ON APPROVAL, love a daughter aod gain nom, | Iu the Th 8. 318, 320, 322, 324 h L Joba Sinith, the porter on the ac-| Company build @ oer Broadway. : T ] | e ers, commodation, who has been down | ; \ sw Wi N wi igapye; ve azala"tal xe) Soutvas, weft or vo b> | Teeth Draw’ Without Pain pects to resume his run next tri | Rieke w sil aaa Is one of oy speclalties. Although \ A 5 a Engine 5 will answer the signal of | ae this is by fo meandour least. After years o j ° Conductor Tudor on 108 this p.m rg years of ¢xperimn y emine : Taendeiees TRUVEO 004 OT 0O0008 oun ii baie el Beginuin g | speach Thave naw a newly/fitted aes ae eae Preis Ws les Meter ass Uhh Monday, Jan. 11./Teeth Filled Withput Pai: This is the kind of weathe: J. D. Bacon & Co.|J. D. Bacon & Co.|J. D. Bacon 60 GO, | inakes ths coal desler’s heart tham; Has become ong of bhe wonders of eon APOTHECARIES. for joy. W. H. Parham & Co., Ladies’ Pancy flose that have] the century, his process, | PHsRMACISTS. ;~DRUGGISTS. (|... make wapecialty of obtaining] "P0%¢ yards are on the N. C. & St been sold at 50d © paltry oh the aren eted a ~ family oF, nit all kinds of barks; ragts and herbs, so| l. tracks, are rejoicing with the re heretofore, will go S42be x pair. HH the most e¢ nail e te y with —Prescriptions filled \at all hours| Pan preparoyeur family or pi that you ean get any’ you want|as they are emptying the cars as ‘ ) verai{ absolutely no pain Anger to Night Bell redipes, from a lintment to a cok: | in this oft-neglected lin®Gk our busi-| as they conve. In the next few wetks several] Gither tooth or side of door. cure, and do it right. \J ness, The novelty of a steamboat uavi- i ¥ ean anna naaaaaananaees thousands of doflars worth] a trial and be convinc desirable {dry goods] Telephone 340 for eng > * . . . gating a railroad track was an ¢x- bs verience enjoved once by he writer. and general me cha e will be DR C. BE. WHITESIDES, Pharmacists, Druggists and Apothecarlesy |i sic: cient nic ssa ae i 3 BWHITRSIDIS Shots, ties’; at Clothing, Hats, Caps, .; spring of 1871. At tbat time the! did Memphis and Little Rock road all % ae | to in| TOMORROW WILL DECIDE, sas ae ae the way from Hopefield to Forrest _" 5 , PERSONALS City, Ark., was submerged from \ ents’ Fuphishing Goods. es Tate, the president, Mr. A. S. Liver- s] Nearly Over oon How We Grow. aang tnvee| eit’ Mth ot Brame, wie tee Lat, is) The EL. P. eh vasa f i ill Making Investi-| city. oods, the agent, the writer an Phil Linn, for the murder of las \ The Police Sti rf ne age ’ Par E. 8. HARBOUR [PR Lime for the murder ils CARNEY HOUSE, fo) F ce gna. ivowever Mr. M. Ungerleider has returned | quite a number of others board-d the Hradibaw, alias “(Lightaiae Bua” At , gations, Ho a from St. Louis. old Oil City,’’ and the trip was} Brooklyn, were concluded today,and or, 11th #&d Brosdway Windsor : ner Col. Frank E. Jewett, of St.Louis, /made from Hopefield to Madison.! «JYBGED” AT MEMPHIS, [tne case was given to the jury this ss a aah > ~The | is at the Palmer. about forty-two miles right over tha} afternoon. t A wee bab rel 1 S) sent out by carriers to bona A Prominent Doctor Talks—T i n : “4 Ge. ‘ : ; ‘ fi bers within the city each House Woman's Trial Judge J. E. Robbins, of Mayfield, }Toad bed. We came back to Mom- | Some believe that Linn will be cams & market eatre ide subscribers w ; louse Womi i he sy aes phis down the St. Francis and up the as Ww is fi cleared and some think that he will ’ 4 Sar We | is in the city today. 7 agree Henry Crump, Wanted in Padu- - uth Third Bireet day since January 1, 1897. j — H.E Jacobs, of the Nashville | Mississippi rivers. When the waters not. The evidence was very ex- : / invite your personal verification. No further arrests have been wade | Paper Co., is at the Palmer. @ receded the track was washed away eah, Caught. haustive, and one speech was made ‘. Vue wteb \ a for miles 1m places aud lodged among yesterday afternoon, two being re- J, 0, RUSS, Pa | ef ITY LIST. i iminal operation cases un- . ", =, 1922 Jan. 14 1401 ete te ‘Marshal Col.{__ Sa Cupples, of St. Louis, selling |te trees of the forest. Most of the served for today 4 45 sy woodenware, is at the Palmer. emba kment was destroyed more or| Stole a Watch From Charles Bry- Baggage and Moying Wagons ioe weed esa pow a j 1497 ; ined to stay the onward _ “ 1437 line is determin ) Wm. Porter, of the American less and it was several months after) ant ana Pawned it There. “ I emy t piety and|,. 4 tas eo te fusions tf possible the Tobacco Company, is at the Palmer] the overflow had subsided before 4 5 i Cor. SeventH AND Jackson Streets, Papvean, Ky You are ears SPUR OUF stock, The Linn Case at Metropolis Following is a statement of the} exact number of copies of the DarLy | Boots and shoes repaifed cheap. J B. Pirsley 1025 South ‘Tyra j25 lw Office at Willetts Livery Stable Jouse. trains could move over that portion Diploma F Uae Telephone $53 eel a Ellis, Bogligh Royal 5 1443 guilty. ts Pea re is now another case under| Miss Maud Morrow has returned|of the road. Henry Crump, a young negro well Paducah police circles, — » ; —— 1454) 2 A 1 ———_ k a 54 advisement sgainst Hannah House. | from an extended visit to Henderson, own in b Art| aud Gul anctte baie apaioss ancther| T6D, ALLEGED THIEVES, [who's avon of Walter Crump, the] notorious burglar, and was arrested] Ww, Eapes. Phone 53 Gro, Leunnann apes x ' —— colored woman, | Mr. Sam Murreli returned to Bee Uidee tenplisnien wiih bla bee ta Sully's First Trip td | riea . The one acy trish cometly. 28,989 | 4 ii ’ ville y, aft isit to rela- ii prominent doctor stated today Louisville today, aftera visit to rela: Henry Smith Locked Up This . i i iow ath ser: tives hee s P score or-more of burglaries commit Daily Average, } bad lh avebheludtstiam tah mdeyst pbc scab ted here last winter, is in jail at Mem- : j 380. Change of play twied a wpek, ;: .| ‘People have no idea how much of Mr, Milton C has ret 1 Forenoon. ) esides the above we send out by |, ‘‘Peopl |, Mr. Milton Cope returned nigpbeige farts ae sal reais aot cee ham office an av, this i8 going on. I venture to say! from a visit to relatives in Spring- peers pes Ge ec ras Oe Mipsis &: Bout ¢ Ag Yr ) ¢ Admbelon| 10 ded ® ook coma rege © | that there is not » doctor in Paducah geld, Mo. Charged With Stealing $600 From| (y pi! a \ 6 Don t forget og Matinebs ev 2 of 270 papers daily d ‘od evidatwe of ik , £ Charles Bryant. Rrared Sas \ 4 4 ery hee Whksd GP 2 “ciolagapaly who does not find evidence of it) sigs Laila Scott, who has been vis- nin & * } \ Saturday affernopn af 2: Ad. " Raine: M . 1a while.” Raw yoh . r His Dying Son, if Reports Cramp was kept in jail for several : i - F. M. FisHer, Mgr. ANGER Dore BEES WNUGs hing iting Misses Ella and Anna Larkin wicuiia Mek ab ts lak term of \ \ : mission 10 cents, S. A. Hixt, Circulation Mgr. Why don’t you do something 7" several weeks, returned to her Are True. eireuit obust tiled and sectanced to a An clegant $15 lounge given away towards abolishing the practice by home at Trenton, Tenn., today. this week, at Windsor Theatre, Subscribed and sworn to before i sous One é ORE thirty days io jail. : <heeetent el pw coer Tern suspicious cases to the Po) “airs, J. B, Stewart, wife of the| Henry Smith, a middie aged col-|" After serving. bis term he was re- LU U — — mh Wik. Paxtox, | “SWell for several reasons,"" was] former trainmaster here, arrived yes-Jored man of 1285 Clay street, is 8] eased and the fst thing he did was iL 4 Mie xTON, | ; )"* was mean man and an ungrateful father, Mar-/2@ ] REMOVAL Notary Public. ante. tite Ges ‘ terday from Missouri, where she has |” | father, | to steal a watch from Bryant. Otary Public: |the reply. ‘In the first place the! een visiting, and isa guest of Mrs.fif the charges preferred against him| shal Colline traced him to Memm* most essential thing and the hardest aoe? one 8 - 4 r muis, to get is the proof. Very often we|l. D. Wilex. She now resides in this forenoon are true. Relatives of! and there found where be bad pawn. 18 THA LEADING \ ’ / find unmistakable evidence, but no| Texas. James bsnl ‘ las pues the|ed it for $12. He had him arrested a —- proof against anyone. Then wecan-| The Shakespeare Club will be en-| Same address, who ag heen down /and has applied for a requisition. \ T D a Louisville, I Jan, 28.—Gen-| age well report such without | tertained by Mrs. O. L. Gregory to- ey bela ge hd on past ear, |The watch ¥as worth $40 or more, | ' a 0, erally fair tov’ and Friday betraying professional confidence, | night at her home on North Eightb. halt ie Tages bea Shen nd Cremp will prope y get a term: = = = = \ ts a cold, but continued low temperature. and Jast, but not least, we do not/The play of ‘King Joha’* will be fice Joaes' and Loeko pl Keune Kel.| ‘2 tbe penitentiary from ir/and Nor | j icti 'fnished, and several fine paper: meme — want to subject the victim and fam |Snished, and se Papers )iar were sent out, and Officer Jones| Pivloma Floyé distances all com- IN THE CITY LOCAL MENTION. jity to the shame and humiliation that, read. . an / jy . —— soon lad Henry Smith, father of the| petitors. 23 cQU [would be entailed by an oftentimes! Al ATHEC CAUGHT FIRE, [sick man, under arrest Dee =e l RT ST. : ‘Try a load and you will be convinced that®it is the cl \ / Keal Estate Transfers. futile exposure.’” a Jim Smith’s wife died sometime Matilda Buch transfers to Barbs The ease against the House wo- ago, leaving $1500 life insurance. I and best. ,We will appreciate s share of your patronage, W j : i eer | | = ; | We have a comPtete line of Si Mad scae spowep poh af eee tin aoe mmorni’é Miss Gertrude Carroll Badly |$600 of this the dying barber con- & specialty. s sod Bans 8 one "eo Garden, Consi 1 $50 | s 8. | tinually kept in bis sock, He is sub- : i All kinds o , > . H. Vespers deeds toG. M. = IP NTETT Burned. ject to fainting spells, and Sunday } ‘ Ag f Py untry Produce Oehiscuiaeger a parcel of land near! POOR OLIVER!: - night was attacked and his mother OfficeandeYard, Sth and Harrison ‘ treets, | "The best pldoel in, the chy for Fourth aud Tennessee, At the Residence of Her Grand-| thought he was dying and ran out co |r and Livp Houltry _ for help, leaving Henry Smith with | Bveryehta sokl at bottom prices and delivered to bny part of the city, A Deseryed Promotion. father Near Florence her unconscious ; ‘ s “lighter aye ; er unconscious son, It is supposed Mr. Julius Rothchild, Master Me-| Showed Contempt For the Mas: Station, that he then took the money. ee sere sues’ siannetenher: ace sac Court = Th wan fovoried tor reine this| Wy skis I DULANEY & 60 4 1. been appointed on the force of gener-| bs Miss Gertrude Carroll, a niece of|morving that Smith, Sr., was spend- y ‘s cat ieee a “ipa i * oe By Refusing to Pay Attorney's Fe County Attorney Johuson Houser, | ing money freely, and the tick man, basis poesia [ville, and ieaves Saturday to accept 6 to Pay Attorney's Fee was severely burned before the wed-|upou being questioned, found the harmless and infafli ES [the position. He was succeeded by | and Alimony as Ordered. ding of Constable MeKee and Miss} moncy that was in his sock missing. edy for cou; hs, | Miss Mattie Ryar. | jelly Effie Thompson day before yesterday,| Mursbal Collins and Officer Jone. i | HAVE YOUR BAKING DONE here RETR RT | Florence St veriained th smi kindred affectio\s.! sts Mente Gives cites |\ fics ae near Florence Station, asceriained that Smith had given Doctors rex ition sduaygs |, clive Allard ie having more!" ‘The young lady was at. the resi-|8495 to Harrison Hobe Tuesdey “cf clusively at | $a} attention by. reg Hredre | Houvle over the divorce suit recently Gence of her grandfather, Mr. C.8. {keep for him and. the latter ae <2 ’ » Ook trigtly pare | ai § in pharmacy, Only \strigtly pOre| fied at Metropolis against him by Houser, assisting in the cooking, a|the city hall this afternoun, aud said McPherson’ | UE drugs and chemical’ used Give us} p; your trade and sels eects iaterou ee order of the court he was| lite number of relatives being pres-|that he had given it hack to Smith get just what the doctor \prescfibes. | required to pay an attorney's fee of | Catt attend the wedding, when she|yesterday. ‘The officers then learned | Ouruscntarcen & Wabex, Drug: | §94 and $40 alimouy Ohh he haa ventured too near the stove and her | where he had iast placed the money, Dru Stor gists, Fifth and Broadway. feb 14t/ not done. Yesterday he was arrest- clothes caught fire. i and Officer Jones was sent after it. 8, ; led, taken to Metropolis and a ruling| pe te'mann or nee coupanes Pewee te lis Bean spent, | ° oa wel ulshec b poked and a war- . pe the as ae ies 4 nee Ee until most of the young ladies" clo-|rant will be sworn out against hits Povrth and Bro bekab Hocker, married, Tuesday, Big Aad pita pace ting bad been burned off. Her] charging him with grand larceny. Junuary twenty-sixth, eighteen bun. | oO ay a a ight: oe Ncnen hands, face, neck and breast were] Officer Jones found $400 of the) We are now exclusive age \ . hs dred and ninety-seven. At home| #4 did not make the settlement very badly burned, but the injuries|money at Potter's saloon, where CELEBRATES for the Fine’ Shoes nd Cheap Shoes bey fears delivered to any \ | part of the city — ¢ — LN ot cnaiin Beg through obstinacy pure and simple. | seo’ wd wtih smith bad le ‘ i Me ae ad fifteenth, Maytield, It he does not settle today he will be| oe not deemed necessarily fatal, Smith had ieft it for sate keeping. The above was received today and|°°™mitted to jail for contempt of | John E, Woolley. Riley Gay, colored, was arrested| [> H court. The peerless orator of America| this afternoon by Officer Frank lp Ola We are going to dispose x REGARRLESS OF COST | . / Will ke protected agalyst the biting bliazard AT SMALL COST by DORIAN. pte Sandals and Fine Rubber We will dgQt cheaper than Overshoedgo at any pricd you please, you can q Big Shoes and Little Shges. SS 4 ty . Give us your Wedding in Graves. Walter Scoit Mason, Ellen Re- announces the marriage of two of the ; , It w: eport \« i of 2 ‘a8 reported this afternoon that| will be in Paddcah tomorrow. A|Eaker on a charge of house breaking { Seventh and Washington it pul: young eople of i. held. Paes hay live tock a “ Allard would have to go to jail His | cc mmittee of leadjng lawyers will call | A night or two eince somebody broke ’ estate is said to be in a deplorable! on him at his hotel, Tye ministerial] into Attorney Dave Cross’ room over = ' ' - per. ‘i Pac condition, and quite a lot of his) association will pay its fepects; als» |Mr. C. K. Wheeler's office on Legal l] eae } Pe nen New Grocery, property may have to be sold to meet) committee of ladies tfom the W.C. | Row and stole a suit of underwear, our y } a ul t 1 oon Marble” Hall, Frank LevinAins/opetied a grocery | his heavy obligations, |T. U, under wliose \agspices the leo- | #ome shirts, collars, ete , belonging at the Whiteginb fand, coruer of - = ture is given. |May jt be said to the |to “Jack’’ Randolph, Thirteenth and Bfoadway. Frank is IN SHACKLES, credit of our gitizeyy not a seat inj Wheu Gay was arrested this after- ) abustler syd wil build up a good| ners |the ¥. M. C. A. hall was vacant on] noon the stolen underwear was dis] feputable “grovepe at ny Heavy, Fire and Warm.\ Arch T. Bgkannan, Propr. e evening 7 9 i p city. ” af ala Le Lee Harris Wil Escape No/t@ evening of Friday January 29,}covered on him, but the other stolen} Diploma Flour pieeds) nc rain Prices Cut in Two. ey 7 when so gifted a gpeaker stood be-| articles have not been found, He from us, for it n sold on H Rent Receipts. More. fore a Paducah \ahdience, ‘Tickets| claims that he bought them from a] the market ford1) ye \ Fine Kenfuc Whiskies, Nice, convenient rent receipt books) Lee Harris, colored, will likely|on sale at the ¥.\M C. A, office, | boy whose name he dyesn’t know, TON It is Abquestionaie vic —Come in @ hurry—they are goig fast+— at this office for 10c. not escape from the chain Gh i e chain gang again | Gleaves surniture stere, ‘the Racket np shoo!’ | ‘finest patent foller flour for sale Don't forget the ‘*Poverty School on the marke. | Put up in Rarniet arm Lunch \frogh 9 to 12 a. m,. Waxrep—To exrange for vag. |v000 He escaped not long since for store, Patterson laudsCl¢ments beok | tonight at the residence of My, Er W. ucal improved or vacant, or nearby the second time, having thirty-seven | store, and in\thg office of the Pal- alth, corserc Eighth and Maduce| hee doa 125 Broapway, farm, good rental/ property in a city | 4498 to serve for gaming, aud when|mer. Admisstod 25 cents, streets. Lots of fun and plenty of| Wy, oF } —— i e Call rc] i j —— — Call Me: ha Attention ® s | of 40,000; income, $700 per anuum, |e¢aptured Monday had his term in-| CIRCUIT COURT. od thi Aits3s3 ny . hth nag “ . % z ta URC m T. good things to eat. Let everybody patees ST, Ga yere By Pony SOS RABE I Naty ——= attend. In addition there will be a} To this celebrathd brand of DI ; | |The Gricf Case ts Still on Trial sa ehoes programme, which is as fol- PLOMA. Our pities are as low as 205 Broadway, Opposite Lang Bros,’ Drug Store. DR. DAN EL lows: oe 9 There was an increased attendance! Yesterday afternoon Overseer of ¥ e lan t ‘ for any first-claps flour, qualit at the meeting Inst night at the Chris» the Chain Gang John Francis! ‘The Grief case { i eas vonsidered. git: tian Mission may iny Ee gpa on eg the recreant prisoner with | the sltcit Gaunt an ye dcka dL eae PRE ene Fu fe re ‘Tenth, between Clay and Harrison, heavy shackles, with double locks| several witnesses to ke (oS; cal S WE DO NOT SELL\ Elder Calhoun preaches tonight at and rivets. He can scarcely walk,|the defense anna ton Tait Solos Mes: D. I. Levis. || TO CONSUMERS. 7:30 o'clock. All who can come are aud even # Kansas cyclone could] The probabilities are that the case] ler. : } ‘Venereal °D ongtlatly tasks. The room will bad te poy Ape d with his/will not be finished until tomorrow| Vocal Solo—Mr. F, Ashton. M, LIVINGSTON/E CO, | : col . Si y lo— ig or Saturday, Vocal Solo— Mrs. Culley. 115 and 117 N, Sécond st,