The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 11, 1897, Page 4

* Lace or Button Welts, all new toes, worth )8—Ladkes’ Dongola Mén’s Wonmel Calf Bais, sizes broken, were sold at Leath t, Needle Toe, sizes broken, sold at $5.50, 3. 00—Meu's Broad Poe, Kangaroo, Cong., sold at $5.00, +10 vents bays Child"s Rnbbers, heel, sizes broken. 5 cents buys Man's Rubbers, clogs, sizes broken, 5 to 50 buys 2? 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 ELL RUDY & PHILLIPS. Lrarserecs 2 tilled tae vaeseeeeeeeses PHARMACISTS. ions filled at all héurs.—| Gan prepare your family or priv |redipes,’ from a jiniment to 4 cor: | cure, and do it right. dusrhnslets, Druggists and Apothecaries, Cox. Seventi AnD Jackson Streers, Papucan, Ky. PLAN OF SEWERAGE. PERSONALS. Mr, Ed Hannon and wife have re- turned from Golconda, | faacaboas tan, ts In the citys went Maytield this afternoon. : . C. Starks, of the Hardia paces Star,’’was in the city today. Jailer Joe Miller went down to! Sanitary Engineer J. H. Elliott, of | Memphis, who came here tu district . Billie Crozier returned | the city for sewers, left last night for | home, after stating his plans to the uts went down to | Sewerage committee and Mayor Yeis- field on business this afternoon, | er yesterday afternoon, Check”? troupe! arrived at noon and is at the Palmer. Hamilton returned yes- Mayfield this afternoon. at noon from a visit to Evansville. Patronise ablishment, you’}! be sure very thing that fs hew and i We take a mai, m and down carefully and make a suit exactly upon those lines. This i i get aperfect fit We don’t allow our store until/ ofr customer has perme dit perfectly Aatisfac- ihe city today. of Providence, rived at noon on a visit to adies’ Dongola AVelts, Turns and M. 8. sinall sizes, worth m3 00 to $4.00, $1.00<—Ladies’ Dongol, Fair Suteh, for winter use, were $2 00, Welts, broken sizes, worth $3.00, * Lace or button Ox Blood, New Toes, Welts, handsome Spring Heels, Welts, best, cheap 2? Rubbers, J. D. Bacon & Co.|J. D. Bacon & Co.|J. D. Bacon & Co. | DRUGGISTS. APOTHECAFIE3. e make a specialty ot ob aining ate | all kindé of barks/ roots anc Lat you can get anything . ow w a Is oft-negleéted line cf ‘pm bu Mr. Elliott Completes Major J. H. Ashcraft returned this | Wonk morning from Louisville, Work. | the Nashville down to ommends. Mr. E mal report, which will be and forwarded later. to Newburn, em, sia | -PROKCHING e Want Your Trade? — TO CLEAN OUT WE PUT ON SALE FOR Marriage Will Be at the ¢ and $4, $3.00, 3.00, $M Luey Courier and Mr. John | Items of Interest Relative to the Theobald to Wed, Church on the 25d. A pretty wedding will take place on the 23d inst, at the St. Francis De Sales church, Miss Lucy Cour- cier the pretty and popular daugh of Mr. Theodore Courcier, will o'clock in the afternoon on that day be united in marriage to Mr. Jobo Theobald, the well known butcher and groceryman, — Rey, Father Jan sen will perform the ceremony, The bride-to-be is most po} among those who know her Shi sides at the residence of her fat on the Mayfield road near F Hill. Mr. Theobald is a highly respected jness man, and enjoys of a host of friends. WILL REBUILD. you good wil The Virst Baptist Church Par- sonage to Be New. The Church Decides to Make it Habitable Plans Are Ready | Something of the System He Ree- ott has not yet made a for- ‘The sewerage committee and Mr. Elliott were not ‘‘a unit as to visability of adopting the double] ; Brenmark and daught- | system, as stated in the {thel, of Benton, were in) this morning. The system they have concluded to adopt is just the opposite—the single W. J. Dicke/ 425 Broadway. Ky Miss ammye Baker, The lecture of Mrs. Fields at the decided upon, will be Ninth street to Christian church tonight will begin at 7:30 o'clock Industrial Commissioner George C. Power, of the B Uiltepls Central, was in the c! "The city, according to the covered from trom Norton to Trimble street cost will be abouc $63,000, $15,000 Pi stomach affection, and has not Your Ps DutyS~ If medicine is to cure a dis. ease, it myst be good inedicine the best guly 1s_gqod enough. Your duty to“youtself and to your dottor is, fo go to the very best druggist you cé Miss Stella Felsenthal morrow for her home ‘Tenn., after a visit so Mrs, Joe W . Lieber, of Henderson, re- and distance ae /e aniog your diy wal have ery yoasy yesterday afternoon, s Martha Leech. Mss; Joho Bamgand pho Has been |© visitng her daughter, |Shauf, at Metropolis, |ber home in Paducah yesterday. jour préseriptions| \c inque Club Mieke $010, RUG STORE * 3 BROADWAY. zl THALMUELLER ine Bootsanif Shoes Mase to Orde: 1 kinds ndatiy done a Weille withdrawing er interest from | WEATHER REPORT. Mus Jeaxserre Weise, L. 8. Levy. ‘The above ‘dissolution will make |¢lectric plant. no change in the former policy style of our busisfess. 11,—Threaten- or snow tonight and MENTION. Dislocated Her Hip. Mrs. Fannie Nitt son street, attempter stairs yesterday « On account of injury may terminate seriously LOCAL “tor their liberal age in the past, and si ask @ continvance in the futur will always be found at 409 and 411 Yesterday. | Broadway ready to servy the public to the best of our ability. Yours truly, of West Jeffer- to descend the Coming Attractions. Byron Company, y Conductor Promoted, nductor Sam Miller, one of the st freight conductors on this di- promoted to the position of passenger conductor, and “| took the 8 o'clock run to Louisville out this morning. r both of which companies will be here next week, are vision, was Mrs. Abbott, of ‘ baby at the city hospital yesterday ae 4 anty boat Mon- She was taken off a shanty boat Mon: sen) Gabinet new solid silver cabinet clerk's desk |, containing ink stands, pers, call bell and the hand- wheel engines |somely painted advertisements of Locomotives | large have had to be changed at Harrison] Tbe cabinet was as by the Ameri- street ever since the new engines werc for the Palmer House Relaying the Track. structiog the “¥" depot, 80 the lage te pass around it, Register Company and given to the hotel, leaves id > owners, but $15 or thereabout, Leavitt, of| Fourth street, where | for emergenc Miss Lelia. Goodwin won the prize | Fourth and Court there will be a afternoon | ‘‘sealed end’? and in case ‘ourt to the river. Mrs. Win. returned to je The will collect ‘ndividual vost to property and pay all If the water should get high, the | mouth of the main will be closed and |pumps brought into operation to Cuantes L, Werte, | force out the waste. The power for this will be furnished from the city All slime water will or | be carried off in separate pipes. We shall con+ of turisers” and she| MRS, FIELDS price clotbiéry, furnishers wish to] “Ws Church Tonight, others’ meeting of the W of Mrs, J. R. Puryear, on + ed by W. C. T. U.’s"” Union. )\ Lost. ya merchants, Pike. Vinder willbe leaving at Suv ottiee, to be raised by general taxation and the remaining $48,000 by property The cost to each lot owner mill be No one will have to pay for sewer- turned home this morning, after a age that is not benefited by it. Friedman and | “The latest system, which is the one adopted, will consist of a large main Nash will entertain | running from Tenth to Fourth street at euchre this evening in honor of his| on Court, thence north to the foot of sister, Mrs. Feankli ‘a pump house, 8, will be erected. Ser become stopped up, the water eaahii | would be run out from Fourth down | The lateral pipes are eight inches in diameter jthe main two feet. At the head of h lateral pipe will be a ‘ushing | pipe,’’ which automatically Notice of Dissolution. the sewer. The water “company’s The firm of B. Weille& Son is this} mains will furnish this water through Jeannette | pipe 116 of a foot in diameter. ssity of digging up the ess will be | Streets will be obviated by the con- continued by Charles L. Wejlle and nections of the pipe being taken to L. 5. Levy, underthe firm name of the property line, glso reducing the B Weille & Star. all outstanding acconnts *) eng must have great endyrat der lives »t Scale, Mars! The plans for what will prac be a new parsons Baptit hurch by Architect B. B. n the building in a The parsonage is adjoining church at Jefferson a and has been in such a plight for the past several eoull live in The church has decidedjto expend aby susand dollars in reba z it and farg vg it with and most modein cvnvenien J Rev. W su vetting Sa consent to GOUNTY JOSE THOMAS the sewer, Death. Fre riving to Be at His Bedside, y Judge Charles H. Thoma tobe dying at his residence treet near Ninth, and rela iving in the state have bec raphed month has not been out Although he could not tive canvass he announced as a cans ¢ for re-clection, relying on his ort tim of alaung a friends for sup He isthe v in good health for several years past Tt was on ntly, however, tha his condition ame precarion is brother, Dr. I is at his bedside, Other relatives expected before tomorrow, THE POND DRAINED, But Detective Wickliffe Didn't Find the Gun. rome of W. L. isy Sullivan, st fall near B 1 county, there was a very unusual Detective Wickliffe and several neighbors were ged in drainiog a pond in Sulli- van's yard, where Detective Wick liffe had heen informed the w Daisy Sullivan was killed with been thrown. Yesterday at the Sullivan, father who was murdere Franklin, the young man under « rest charged with the murder, the weapon was a horse pistol, but after tive hours’ hard work the search was istied, SWALLOWED A HAT PIN, Peculiar Accident That Betta Girt. daughter Philan- counly Philander Peck's lit Addressed the Mother’s Meeting Will Lecture at fhe Christian| Three Paducal | residents of Hopkiasville, but recent citizens of Paducah, have |died. These were: Mr. W Morrow, Mrs, RB. C and the kinsville for hurigl. Mrs. Addie Fields addressed the | yesterday afternoon, at the residence from Mothers’ Meetings, as Conduct- This evening Mrs. Fields will lev- ture at the First’ Christian church, and willafterwards organize a Young | People’s Christian” Temperance! Defth of Mr. I Abopt Jadudry 27th 4 gold watch and chalt\ sontewhere on Broadway | da brief illness. Lie was and a day of two ago his daughter swallowed @ hat pin two inches long, with the Lead. The pin broken off and filed sharp again. At Inst account the pin had oc the child no pain. dd been FORMERLY OF HOPAINSVILLE Die And Are Vakeo There In One Week. Within the past v three former | ALP. Randl and Watkins. The first werd taken to Hop Mr. it OF CANCER Wadesboro, iward Goheen, lloway county, died yester- of cancer of the throat, alter years of , and leaves a wife and child, nen be occupied b 1, the sent past6r, lition to the above. tion will be made through the y persons for permission to ta government sewer, and the desived on wililikely be forthcoming rif and Y. M. G. A Believed to Be at the Point of is From Other Counties Are Thomas, of Bardwell, arrived and | According to a relative of Noah] abandoned, and everybody was sats] “RALROAD RUMBLINGS Railroads and Railroad | People, If the clipping below be true, there is no doubt but what — the Italians are slick thieves : ome, Feb. 6.—The thefts on Itaiian railroads have become so no- torious that the oiticials have been investigating the matter, and have st issued a report declaring them- le to deal with the evil, ting that ers cord each knot and their witl A few days ago one of the mail trains was delayed a short time at Denmark, a station on the south end, sud one of the most desolate looking onthe line. After Agent W. Ty. had transacted his business express and mail car he re- ued to the depot and was standing in his front door. A fat and jovial drummer with a fur skull cap on stuck his head out of the window and inquired of him: ‘What is the name of this forlorn, dried up, God- forsaken ph That's ough to it; let it‘go at that, 1 Agent Wilson as he steppe ah wien seal.” nory ‘Tabsecott, t here bat has A ar or two, |remarked that it seemed to be a good ‘ t all not compare with the " c urn in'Tex The car hat he might get aa idea, asked how they did it out there. Tab said that all the churns ia the resided in were made ww hide, and when they wanted | to churn, that a rancher would go FEBR ARY 10. A Special Crash Sale By- URS’ On W y, Feb. 10th 112 pfid 114.N, Third Street, Near Broadway All Goods priced for quick sell- ing. be Cotton Crash 84g Wedns'y ont de Ohecked All’ Paen ‘Cran one Wednesday only. 10¢ heavy Unb! hed Linen Crash Vodnest ; ; list below. Bukley’s 36in 12\se Cambric super- ior to Lonsdale for 8c.a yard. 6c Sea Island Domestic for 4c. for Bic, Oye a y: 65e Booercos Quilts on sale $1.00 White Quilts on sale at 7: $1.25 White Quilts on sale at 9c. $2.60 White Marseils on sale at $1.78 tha ill be put onsale at 11 \yc a yd. Ladies’ on sale for 25¢, 9 pair on sale a! 17 ‘ce a yard. sile to angwer a call on the telegraph | 6 pieces 46in, 50c Serges and Henrieta inatrogient: for 35e a yard. 1 piece’ of 75 Novelty on sale at One of the car repairers is quite an | 33¢ ‘ard, Jinventive genius and at present is exe Dress Goods on sale Jercising his talent in the line to y Mey SFE Ae that are fect a “lightning flash’? churn, one ry Wie and mané Ghades of that will make the butter come as|Green of splendid quality for skirte pon as the milk is poured Yes-|and serviceable dreayes at coal Bar- rday he was 1 »ng-winded | 84in Prices. \ a of rits crowd ; NEW CHECK ARRIVING, on 8a! tlikea | Just ree put on sale at 2% 35¢ and 48c to w popularity for them. |table damask fop 50c. be Crash for 4$¢, Jchurn to his t | lo ome thered into a solid cal jc ar Monk when completed } “Billy Kar as full of fau as a skunk is of per- | Mewphis. The night before be 0 Jeupied a room with Condue | Lewis aud one of his brakewen Billy isa they arose early he was wooing Mor eas at cannon ball speed y his neck, hid bis shoes in the cover on their bed, tied his shirt and un- mentionables in kuots and departed | without ever awakening him Billy jsays that when he did wake up aud| ced to don his apparel it took long to do so that he came Juear freezing in the act, and thea {had to descend to office in bi hk feet tle thinks if he had met road aught have been twe vacan to be filled, but by the tr them on the ro {hed returned, bu even wit!, them yet his good humor t says he will get VALENTINE SOCIAL. One to Be Given for the Baptist} as previously an- It will be som promi admission fee will be charged at the door, Refresh. ments will be served. ‘The following programme will be rendered, Mr. «handles Recitation tr, Poppe Mr. Will Brazelion, rume Mr. ki fi “A BAGGAGE CHECK” TO-NI GUT | Blaney’s Panny Cdmedy (The At. tractidn, comedy A\will be the traction at the Opera Nouse toni If you want to witnes\ on funniest comedies on the miss “A Baggage Check’* tonight The Season Next Follow) eomething going on. Directly the snake Get your seats reserved at Van Cas lin’s Do not forget the grand Mardi Gras excursion to New Orleans on ainer New South, leaving here vruary 22, Jou. HAWKS US3SCURED A. HORAPT, HE SUN, Season In Maryland Next to the eastern shore, counties are the most interesting tion of Maryland, It is never dull in western Maryland. There is always the hawk season begins in Alle more | ke years In the history of Washing- ton story, until ‘lin the me when pear, The closing one of the series ap- peared the other day, A snake wong the canal had ruined its digestion by swallowing an Ington county }fu the same re ieheen at tories people had to swallow, the sei gorrespondent in Cumnber] reason closes Ja Washington county, By ast KeasON Was One Of the unty, Each day there was asvake 9 got to expect then ® paper, and felt y wut and lusso a wild horse, tie the und then turn him by the time the horse run bim- | self down the butter would bave| toc seam braid ose. ed that he would steer | Jclear of Texa: with his invention | fame, and delights in playing pranks upon his associates, was the victim of oue himself yesterday moraing in or Billy nd sleeper aud when } took his socks and tied them around ‘call for them, Be Crash for 6c, 10e wide all Linen Crashes at Se. Ne bleached all Linen crashes at 8!, be Daisy knitting silk at 4c. Se Cabinet hair pinaat 4c. 10c Daisy curtifig irona at 4c. 25c, Ladies’ turn back cuffs at 190, | $1.10 kid gloves, black for 89. Many new tulngs arriving and the tallow pot, who is | | great heaps coming ‘Harbour's New Quarters, 112-114 N. Third Street SAVE YOUR AND SHOES, 1 will BUY them for Cash. w r, but teo good fo throw away. Gather them ap and send them to me or notify me by postal card and I will would | Chu The pastor and society of the First} Baptist church will give a Valentine s nee of Mrs. Bea- Fifth street, instead ‘|in twelve lessons) Private lessons given st any Gate to quit pupils, .|_sMadam McIntyre & Son. hawks that was two miles wide and th brought down six, They were found bo belong to the bird, not chicken hawk apecles.” story in exaggerated, and that the farm. ers in the lower part of Alleghany ex- panded two yards into two miles, Sunt oa some people suppose they pan ex pand 50 cents into w dollar. But is story pa bo entirely correct, except tion of a true hawk story which came from the eastern shore some years ago. According to that story, one of the re- mote districta of Dorchester county, ordering on the bay, was visited by Parties desiring goolLatcontl hail clothing or shoes Willffnd a Jarge as- sortment at my place. Shoes repaired. We have first- lass workmen employed, and can do your work on short notico; will ¢ for your repair work if notified ) and will also deliver it uscoun se CHAS, NORWOBD, Music and Dancing ACADEMY. Madam McIntyre and Son Will opén a Music and Dancing School at ecilian Hall, Childrenterdancing class will com mence Thuredhy, 11th, at four o'clock and continu: Severy afternoon, Adults class will meet Thursday and Saturday evenings, All the latest dances will be taught MUSIO LESSONS, ‘The Madam has/ had twenty-three yerrs experience ip teaching music in all the different branches and devotes especial attenvion to time and expres sion. We furnish the Very best of references, _ For forthes information all at St, Nicholas Hotel ly forenoon/or at Hall in afternoon from two to five o'clock, and Thursday and Saturday evenings ‘Terms made known on application. in a southerly diréetion of a flock of was fully three hours tn crossing the valley. The kun was obsoured tor awhile pack cloud, One farm. ot satisfied as ta the species of 1, fired into the flock and Some people may think that this Pposmlbly’ with reapect to the cloud be- loa te wil wee th y have ked some little of that width, We have some indistinct ypuoilec- vince they did ng orn, nus ear of Wash- with the #huck on, But as we have said, that story ends | ing county, ini Alayna | Alleghany county report the pasrage hawks in @ jyltitude, such au ts de- sorbed im the Cumberland dispatch; possibly pet guite such a multitude, county was paying a reward for hawka’ wealps, When the hawks appeared, condition as were the | therefore, every man and boy who had & gun went to slaughtering hawks, and the county wags only saved from bank , and the hawk season has | ruptey by tl of Wades. Pompey opened in Alleghany, the ad- | a) Fonaltont aloes Gate pin The Sun the other day | ge h tron | scala, TG tho next legislature to r ai | Tepeal the hawk bounty. Indeed, some “Varmers from the lower region of |of the eastern shore men wanted a special seaglon called, — Baltimore Sum ut atill @ multitude, At that time the meyer As it was, the bij] far hawk @reat that an act was 7 only. Indacements offered throughout the stock—telling/ prices made, See the hating Dish: arties are all the fad. Our line of CHAFING * DISHES is complete, Scott Hardware Co. INCORPORATED. Masonville” Bleachg | Domestic, Fruit of the Loom, Loysdale and Hope JUST RECEIVED A CASE LOT it 490 Just recelved a lot of best Pecales A job in 50e To 76e Fancy hose for DRESS GOODS / BARGAINS 5 pieces 25¢ English Wool Cashmere Sign of Big Hatchet. MONEY TO PURCHASER 3 pairs S0q/ony x fast black hose 81,00 ane Monarch fag black howe 160. Just rece! ‘ase ofthe best it 12by Tailor made sulting #0 popular will go ived bieschéa table — 72in, 75e half bleached German cleanest, Prompt delivery Try a load and you will be convinced that Sit is the We will appreciate a share of your patrou Cast- Off Clothing 318, 320, 322 and Broadway. Paducah, Ky. Go, LRUNHARD, Eades & Lehnhard, ‘HILLSIDE, KENTUCKY, COAL Is THE LEADING --COAL-- IN THE CITY. hottest Officeand Yard, Sth erd Kartison Streets, LEADING 5c. CIGARS. Ask For Them. Housewives can find many articles about the house too much worn for GEBHART ©. B. STARKS, AGBNT FOR Maligraph and Densmore. Typewriters‘and Supplies. 107 SOUTH SECOND STREET bar Will exchange for old Machines at liberal figures. GRO Fresh Meats, Low prices, prompt and} is te attention, ; ivery to spore yt Cor. 12th & Madison. CITIZENS’ SAVI | DRG Brogdway, 1 Capital and Surplus, $120,000.00 Open from 9 a, m. to 3 p.m. On Sat- urday nighte from 7 to 8. Interest Paif on Time Deposits OFF OKs, will please you Tolephone 160. MORTON'S OPERA HOU=E THURSDAY, FEB, 11, Chas, E, Blangy's Big Farce\Comedy Success, "A Baggage Check” HEADED RY GRAPEWIN LIZZIE MELROSE NETTIE BLACK LOUIS MARTINETTI ECKERT and HECK and other well known artist and EVANS Brighter, Better rng ever. Morton's Opera House, FLETOHRH TRRRELL, Matinee pet Night, SATURDAY Feb, Return engagemyfit of the merry opiedy DR. BILL From the fraen Theatre, Miss CelieEllis as Mrs. thieeesd And the Ofiginal « a peared in his ox her respective poles over 1000 time MATINEH Paicrs, adults Bbc wo an NIGHT PRICKS— J, 35, Seats on sale Yolday morn Matinee Tickets cured at Van Culin’s Saturc Bohao! ohildron 160; Catteg atch All the most 4 absolutely no pain cither tooth or" pationt, Tore 3 & wwial and be convinced, ‘Telephone 330 for eagoments. DR, G. F. WHITHSIDES, MATINEE AT 2 P.M. Over Lang's Dyay st RUSH. icv /F. Schrader, |\STAPLE FANCY CPA ‘rial order and I NGS BANK, Padueah, Ky. President Cashier Ang’ Cashier Sarre, WALLACE, PaxtoN, RLEY, Teeth Drawn Without Pain Is one of our specialties, A} this Is by no means our least. wt years of experimenting by eminent specialists a process has fected so that Teath Filled Without Paig Has become ong of the wonders of New proces, enables us ive teeth with en per-