The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 23, 1897, Page 5

RAILROAD TIME TABLES. — Nashville, .Chatianoogs & St. Louis Owned ‘Bly oe ‘rated by the ‘Tennessee and Ohio River Transpor- tation Co. INCORPORATED, PADUCAM AND MEMPHIS DIVISION, sourH BouND 7.15 ama 23) pi 600 pm Sip m | 9 pin 13 pra | Stra JOR FOWLER and JOHN s. HOPKINS bee @ Paduican at 9.5) v'eiock a apm | Padueat 3400 Om ot LAne (Dally except mer DICK FOWLER, Paducah at 8a, m, J. 1, BOWLER, Supt ain and ext parrice, between Pa 0 ad All trains daly, iTorough @ucah ad Jackson, M $eettanooge, ‘Tent dante, So yy te wi ArKkAneas ror fur D. ashville a n fora And she Soth snd alt point Memphis, leans & Cincinnati oF address. Welch, PCL gla Lecvaa Emevile, Padvesn aaCaro Packet] WRITTEN AT RANDOM. ly of North Bighth street was amuged a5 Well as surprised afew tlays ago when the colored vook of a next door neighbor came over and wanted to reut the servant room for two friends ‘a doctab an’ lady.’’ ‘The request was so peculiar that a member of the family of whom it was made asked the lady for whom the cook worked about The lat- ter was as much astonished as any of the others, and when the cook showed up for supper she was questioned in regard to it. “'Tabith did you want to rent: Mrs. vant room for? and who is tor you spoke to her o' “Twas jes’ out sp she evasively replied. “Well, what did you want to rent rooms for somebody else for, and a doctor at that?'’ A prominent fami ’ she enquired, “what B.'s ser- the doc- ulatin’, miss,’* ty who have not yet seen his seven days’ wonder, it is safe to predict a prolongation of his prosperity. He thinks if he'd take a cealliope out there he never would have to work again, ‘Just start her to goin’ and e in the shekels the rest of your SEWERAGE REPORT. (Continued from second yage.) must now, after careful thought, say that I believe that the expense in- curred for any pumping device;would be useless, 80 far as accomplishing practical fesults, Any unpleasant effects caused by the flooding of the sewers by high water, could . be obv ated by the proper location and con- struction of the plumbing fixtures No fixture should be allowed inside a dwelling house, which could not be placed above overflow. In such a waste of water the escape of the sew- age, unless confined, . would not be even noticeable, and certainly not unsanilary. If in order to prevent the entrance of the overflow water, the yard closets should be elevated, they nould be exposed to freezing and breaking during every cold spell, You will find that if the proper care is exercised inside of houses, that the overflow of yard fixtures would amount to very little, and that the service of the sewers on ccount of the increased number of fixtures, would de mach more satis- factory. The following plan for a system will, I hope, meet your sewer ap- main sewer, which will be a twenty-four inch pipe, will start at Ninth street and be laid east on Court street to Fourth street, north Fourth street to Trimble street, and thence by the shortest rovte to the Ohio river. The several distances are approxi- mately as follow On Court street, 1,984 feet; on The dusky damsel hung her head and seemed embarassed, but being for Memphis |hard pressed, she fivally blurted out : “rn tell yo’ — de truf, miss, I'se hoodooed, an’ de foprevinas anne doctah's gwine to fotch de spell © bv New at outen me, and put it in de woman a he’s libbin’ wif !"’ This excited the risibilities of the Ar Erinoswoa ° lady of the house, who, by sedulous 4 eertouv tie pumping, ascertained that her coo! ’ Ah aE Tovitig 1 was laboring under the hallucination & Seopa Doves. om that she was “hoodooed,"” and that by Cincfauatl she was giving every cent of her earn- Ly Coutraicie ings to a shiftless ‘hoodoo doctor’ r pee a }to free her, and fasten it on the other , fr Paaticah unsuspecting woman, Of course he, Ly Punon 4 p|iike many others are doing, is play- ah OR Ag ing on the ignorant superstition of filltgaina run catty the woman, and obtaining ber hard- an ©) gAr and free roc Hj halt cars between Cia ways the first to show hentingd weekly stipend by false pre- . ‘Nos & 1 sod betweentCin a and Ne carrying Pullgas bul There may not be any cure for the ap te but the law might take hold . | mt aT Piesletas 1 imposters ns the loctor. : They're in nv : Bip ay em tp An effort is on foot among some of Bonra povap. a Pony the officials here to secure a pardon . ie rors 12:10pm, 6.16 pm - i He ty Doy aaah sentenced y* petropelis or e the murder Maton ouldings |i wii anaes “ the City, or two ago. Few of the officers have “g 1 seen the latest ? ever believed Doyle guilty of mur- der. He and Ryan were engaged in ll a ARD CES. |acrap game, when a fight ensued A Hop work, | Ryan was shot, dying several werks later . « ‘There is something in Doyle's let- 4 |ters that arouses pity in the breasts of those who read them. He has written several of the officers he especially to Deputy Jailer Grady who commends him as an exemplary prisoner during the several months he was in jail here Col. Q. Q. Quigley made an enter- i ng speech to the council last ae A It was of such excellence 5 ane t every citizen of Paducah would y MLO! DEN ve found much jn it to interest St. Ln SALT LAKE i to disabuse his mind of & 1 TRAIN Ky of the prejudice that has been t ed against railroad compa. KANSA: TASKA LIMITED, | ' ( - Ii is generally conceded, he [rod Wlovataw Rovie, | ova. ve fine, at al fon The wost direct tino#ia Memphis to and Lron F eeainst a, reload comy ide a all pojAts in of all kinds, ie ng sui Amor other ad- : y, ARKANSAS ANP TEXAS, Papvcan v ¢ gain the city in REET AND GOUTHWECT. | eenccnmsnttntemmaienmnenens | desired right of way 4 » 4 reet to railroad cou) Free Iteclir nalee-or AN Trains THE INAUGURATION would be the plaving ie ale cine a * P Peon gucacess Maney | Will Attract Many Prominent In- | jong the working people DAutas axp Fone Wodra Mtns to task catan Jand subsequently the merchants and { ‘ie salen ocien ie A ¥ artisans of uca’s, ,000, the ‘ od a s a ! You ean attend very cheaply, and amount which the construction of vil. most satisfactory by [a railroad over the right of way will i iT. Ga. MATTUEWS S.T.A. “ ie B&O. S Ry jeost. ‘The Colonel advanced the ar- yitir, ky | Tickets g and}gument that the Illinois Central H.C. TOWNSEND, G.P_& TAL , and good returni uding | wanted the right of not for the ry st Louis, Mo] March 8, at special low rates for}reyenae to be derived direetly from . ‘ this occasion, with a splendid it, but from the general advantages Tennessee Central am Eneals service, Make up your pat to be secured through the general in- | } nal Exposition, | for further information, « bxtcece of iedustry ic quired 1 tatornational Erpesttin. | esas, B. 0. 8. W. Ry. senger traffic and the wide-spread NASHTILLE, ie Chae * W 5 to He prosperity that would result from hesbrough, Gen. Passenger 4 |building up the city. The railroad T. LOUIS RAILWAY, PRESIDENTIAL pe ab, ee se fn elning te ity Ruratio a ngton, ad bead B00 a a RQUGH CAR ROUTE. slinbah coir ya speech TO AND FROM af ° ee x For the above occasion the Hlinois | Central railroad willon March 1, and| A pathetic story is told that illus- age inuton, 1), | tates how indifferent people are i A can wae at os . fare | towards their friends when they are for the round trip, on the 1, A respected citizen died Te- > | date of sale, and for continuous pas- y after a long residence in Pad- g nection at MEM. | sage in each direction, and returning |“ He had friends by the legicn, aia k Mas not earlier than March 4th, nor later | bis last hours were not spent than Mareh 8th, 1897, For further|slone. Yet at the final ceremonies SLEEPING information and tickets apply to |there were few of his friends, and “ CARS ’ 4 H.. Hasna: A Chieawo, | Ove flower, just one,—a lily sent in York, Detweed Nashyptegnd. J Il. perhaps by a stranger,—bedecked 5 < Noe Rie Goin vichets| W, A, Kxtoxn, G. P. A, [bis cottin. “ It looked like mocking ateviltec 30 irony to see the little flower lying EXCURSION, TICKETS, ine Doxonax. Cy 'T. Ass Padus {lone on the casket that might have + Ts tionsfo Nantvilie andl cah Ky, hd {been covered ; but after all, flowers od patty fi —— and flattery are nothing to one after Mardi Gras. death forever closes the eyes and On account of Mardi Gras at New Jears, “ Orleans, March 2nd, the linois Cen- w- tos Ry. Exchange Did Mo. R. BR. will, on February 26th, ° A.J. WELCH, th, 28th and March Ist, sell tick- Henry Gaugh Md a Me sac and Division Pass, Agt. Muatris, TENS: 1 O64 44 Now Orleans and return at one | enterprising resident of Calvert City, Gant Part at he eet Kasuvninh, Teww,| first-class fare for the round trip, | Marshall county. Heis a black- Poin aye gas. d has ‘a small and among divers other po: an ino CentralR R old time corn mill, olle wo Henry came ‘to Paducah not lo Direct to the ,-" Jsince and found something that Louisville, Ky, "ould obviate tne expenditure of i men Ok * |inuch physical energy in operating 9j18 Paducah, Ky that corn mill. This was 4 small ** Toasoline engine, and on account of Important Notice the reasonable price, and Henry's All persons selves in| plethorie purse, he bought him one ane Rogers & King}tg take home. After becoming THE NORTH/ATLANTIC SQUADSOON Son are hereby] fully instructed in its operation, the / 7 settle the same at] complacent Marshall county mer- ate in the Celebration, No. 127 South] chant betook himself to his rural y save to ill be forced Pollect same, fed promptly. » Puryear, end John d26tf of Presidential and the! asion from points Red ‘on the Liinots joad, parti which can be ny Doub! Orleans, Fast Time and Solid VestIbulg Trains, Rece Rogers & Et Ak ; On account Inau- gural Ceremonies the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry. will HE NAVY | coll tickets to Washington, D. C nd return on March 1, 2 and 8 for 3 for the round trip. For further information inquire of W. DL. Danury, GP. Tenn. A. J. Wreent Tenn. T. Donovan, C. Kentucky. nam, D, shyille, co, ma ‘uesiving to pttend the D, P, A., Memphis, At New Orleans, ‘Will be from Mare Particulars of your local fal "SG. Magen, Div. Pass. Jxo. A. Sort, Div, Pas T. A., Paducah, T.A., Yadu- abode, hugging close his new found treasure. started the contrivance to running. The natives of that locality had never before seen a corn mill run by acom- mon lamp and a few wheels, hence the first yokel to witness the startling phenomenon quickly spread the as- tounding intelligence, and the co- horts began to Henry’s limited establishment was completely overrun, aud all kinds and classes of people would come in The day after reaching home he|€ urth street, 2,848 feet, and from Trimble and Fourth streets to the a distance of This places the outlet to the sewers practically below the city. From the river to Court street, distance of practically 2,648 feet, the main sewer willbave no connec- tion of any kind. On this portion mavholes will be placed at every other block, starting at Trimble street. On Court street from Fourth to Ninth street, all of the lateral sewers flowing from the north and south with lengths of 3,000 feet and more, will cmpty into the main sewer. A submain sewer emptying directly into the head of the main sewer, can be| extended from ) street west along Broadway to the city li serving by means of branches district north and south of Broadwa The grade of the main sewer will one foot in 100 feet, the maximum depth of cut twenty feet, and allow. eighty gallons per capita, the ca ity of the main sewer will be suf- population of 1 concent be pa ficient for 2 people. Te an total sewage within a distance of | Marc 1897. i 1,984 feet. The end of all lateral] Chattanooga & St. sewers, where a future extension is} rans throuzh Pull possible, will be not less than eight] from Nashville to inches and New York, .F Where any branch line is com-|11:50 p.m. givi pleted and on account of locality not} through the ins of pos of extension, the first six ville, hundred or eight hundred feet from the flush tank will be six inch pipe, | ending ina manhole from which an | cight inch pipe will start. Manholes | will be placed at all intersections of | sewers and on straight lines not less| than 400 feet apart. | Flush tanks, with six inch outlet, | will be placed at the cud of all branch sewers, tanks must discharge not less than 150 gallons at each flushing. For house connections six-inch pipes will be used from the sewers to the property line, at the property line it is reduced toa four-inch pipe. The of the house ventilation sewers will be through the connections and no obstructions of any kind will be allowed to the free passage of air| from the sewer to the top of the soil or vent pipe The followi mate estimate ‘The main sewer without pumping} station, $15,000; the main sewer |§ with pumping station, $20,000. The lateral sewers in the district} bounded by Norton street on the south, 'T th street on the west, Trimble street on the north, and the Ohio river on the east, $48,000, This will make the cost to a fifty- foot lot $15 to $20 for a connec- tion. As a sufficient water supply is nec- g is a close approxi« essary to the successful working of a system of sewers, an ordinance should be passed making connection with the sewers compulsory. If the city should own its water works, water connections could also be en- forced and the fullest sanitary bene- fits be secured. Ihave marked on map whicl companies this plan, a system of ers shown by red lines, With the nec- essary explanations. ‘The main sewer is located, but the branch lines are simply shown 80 as to indicate the general plan of the system. Each branch sewer will have to be located after s careful examination of the va- rious properties to be served. Very respectfully, James TH, Consulting Engineer, Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 20, 189 Major Barnes moved th amount ample to defray the expenses of the — sewerage committee, tity Engineer James Wilvox and Mayor Yeiser to Memphis to in- spect the sewerage system there fore the sewerage committe be ap propriated. Councilman Williamson Exwiorr, isnoton the sewerage committee, bat was added to this committee some time ago, and will also go. ‘The motion prevailed. yor yeiser said that otleman was present who volunteered to re- pair a thousand yards of the streets here and thus demonstrate the ef ficacy of his steam roller, and that it and make purchases just to see the wonderful gasoline engine work, Business was so good that Henry t work for three su cessive days, and says that bis store Jevas continually crowded all that time, and he is now waxing rich, As the » lots of people in the coun- kept his engine a would save half the cost of a machine in one year. Mr. Townsend is the name of the man, and he represents the Kelly Roller Company. He made a statement to the coun- cil, and said the oaly expense it astr Ww. would be to the city would be sods Pome Ia Cen Ralirond Ordinance. expense of the 1, water an . BHdess He wan fonttuted to radaoe| nabertl 7 to onal his proy writing and pre- on OF hee | sent it at the next meeting of the Y, counc a io! The meeting then adjourned. 2. COLORED B Ike ten-pound y Rev. G. H. Barks is engaged in! {rnck's conducting a series of meetings et his church on Ohio street. Re Hutet of Metropol here in a few days t There have already || fesi ons si the e attendance is qt night and much i eing | manifested by the members. An in- vitation is exte to all who wish t come. Rey. 8S. E. 5 of Owensboro. <y., is an applicant for the Haytiar to th aspi ing in b themselves to g Rev. and for twenty ye at-large tot St, Louis, advi will vote app: spoke here du and delivered b Lenc of th titled to couside tory INAUGL BATION Oo Pre y t Low 000] trip, on Mar the | wi I be IPIANOS. Steck, Conover, Everett, Schubert, Kingbory ; Harvard, Gilmore, Straube and others. Cush or ¢ umen’s ts sy payments, icosthetSwest ; terms the dasi en in exchang Learn our special Jffer befote buying. HARDING & H. HOWARD, Salesmnas, 417 North Sixth Stree Old DEPARTMENT. « ora to the wite of Mr andl Mrs, | 208 Willingham on Twelfth street, a ing must be e credit of t rants in this s nony tiona Smith has worked hard every ¢ is an eloquent sj mpaig He was ad national convention at 1a member of the J McKinley sory | do well nd would ma inting Rev. 8. faring (i of the b lurin, np made one re the campaign. sto the he has di all ty di he | cot f i rey road bed and track along is won. atl ih OF PREs!I- Wi LIAM in ite ell rou on C ty 2 - of ov efor the rour 1 h Ist an 2nd. od for re at rate Was! hington City, via Southern Rail-| way, at 6: a.m. Ticket nts | on connecting lines will sell yor tick-| et via Nashville, a Louis Railway Southern For furt nearest ‘I mah Dr. and Fyter Cyger nteed to cure| Chilf and Fever | forgis, Look for t! denball, and t DuBois & Co. On will tra stopping Mex j duet guid burr parti ete., A. H. Hanson, G. PB. A., Chilea-| go, IL, or J.T. Dosovaxs, C. A, Padu- eah, K td ‘ 7 t& ‘e 1 mproved Chill rip to Mexico, ’ a special train} via Illinois Cen tour of Mexico ns for Mardi} and principal points in} 32 making a personally cone] chasacte ir of about thirty-tive days. |” e from Paducah will . which covers railroad car fare hotels ; and ‘os and attendants, culars, descriptive call on or address February leave Chiv oad for a at New Orlea at ico, ved te nd es spe interpreters ; and | the main tracks of any others boats For further pamphiets, | DR. BELL'S Pine-Tar- fd #1 per bottle by Paducah, i Hall Lake effect Dy the niaye >ORGANS)| '|'wiv'e continuogs service day-tnd night. Your Feet Will becprotected against the biting blizzard AT SMALL COST by DORIAN. Arctics, Sandals and Fine Rubber Overshices go at any prive you pleuse, Big Shoes and Little. Shoes. Fine Shoes and Cheap Shoes vA We we go'ng to dispose of pécanoiess OF COST. Dey Goods and fui Goods ' Heavy, Fire and Warn Prices Cutin Two. / OComefjin a hurry—they’ are [goi pg fast— fast— aN NO. J. DORIAN 205 Broadway, Opposite Lang Bros,’ Drvg, Store.” Padycah Electric Co. INCOBPORATED. fi fa ‘n your lights opiny time—whenever you need them. We We don’t use trolley wire currents Our/rates : M. Bro R. Rowianp, Treas, F. M. Fisuzr, Sec, v di STATION 217 N. SECOND ST. ¥ou can t for lighting. 18. ‘ I's danger: Over {0 light to 26 lights, 39c per light ds ‘ Over ruts to 60 lights, g5c per nae pepthonth } ‘These low retes for 24 houts’ sorvicg-aiply when wit Nap b betore 5th of succe g month, A. C. EINSTEIN, Vice Prest. and Mgr. PADU C; \H CYCLE WORKS. .. . 126 and 128 North Fifth pee Near Parmer Hovsr. DFALERS IN— High Grade Bicycles : and Bicycle Suncries Agent for Odell Typewrifer, Price $40.00. Suitable for Ministers, Doce tors, Lawy, s Tent ers, and in reach of all, Jouse in the City: Riding Sehool free WE invite you to calk “thd see OUR ‘The Only Exclusive to all buying wheels from WHE us, CLS and get Bottom Prices on same. J.R. PURYEAR, Lafieasl zB A. BERGDOLL, PROPRIETOR——— Paducah Bottling - Co / AGENT CELEBRATED {LOUIS_O'BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. Ta kegs bottles, Also various temperance drinks—-So@& Pop, Seltzer’ Water, Orange Cider, Ginger Ale, ete, Pe Te eakees coe filled until; 1179lock ‘at"night during wot and 13lock ‘aturday nights Telephone 101. on Streets, - PADUCAH, KY. ign and Window Shades vi: LATES¥ PATTERNS, eeaghe | ATTENTION/GIV EN ‘to ALL ORDERS<—— EIF, “Telephone No. 371. e OSD eapecyse ou can ie aa att — BTZEL {—-Whert we keep the finest of —— / Whiskies, \Wines, Beer, Cigars, (etc! RESTAURANT OPEN AT ALL HOURS, Jas.A.Glauber’s Livery, Feed and Boarding Stables, ELEGANT CARRIAGES, FIRST-CLASS DRIVERS, BEST A. TION TO/BOARDERS Stable---Corner Third and Washingtn-stréts ESTABLISHED 1864—o-~\ “IMiss, Mary B. E. Greif & Co, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. « Telephone 174 J ae AH KY a PAD