The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 24, 1897, Page 3

Railroad, PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS DIVIAION, %y sovrm noun «0 7.19 am 988 a.m, Hock Janet. 10.85 « m i 11M Chattanoogs wpm Nout BoUS Ly, Chattanooga Hesnvite Ar, Lexington Ly, Lexington Hollow Rock funet. | 44 pin 650 pm 15 pin 3° urough wwaln and car service between Py bs Nashville aud ‘ Routhweat. OF Bddlreaa, 7 ANDOM EM PAIRoDIVESION tor New Orleans. ¥ Sy pan 7 M ? Cincinnadt »oTH HoUND— re Ly i a M f ” a 6 Ye OP. carries Paducah Loulsvitie 9 ‘ »pOlis. ccs "Packer chy 4 Merion SS Cxrbondaie m0 }- Tam, #0Opn r Acriee Padocat, 4 Stop for meals IMinis Centrall.8 | talke Di tot . ’ ges MARDE GRAS. NEW On EANS THE NORTH ATKANTIG. SQUA DSOOH To Participate Double ~ Train Orleans) F . WHITE SUIS OW THT NAVY leans, 2 Man Particulars ket ag BG. Mar nnai IHO. AL hi A HANBON AURA ‘ Missount Paciric RaLway _ St, Louis BN Sit; DEN ; TRY THE ew FAST TRAIN KANSAS AND | NEBRASKA LIMITED, [aon Mountain Roure. The most direct line via Memphis to > ao all poin iM ARKANSAS AND’ TEXAS, . . WEST, iD SGUTHWEST. Fre eee All Trains, Trmovon Coacues / Mempnis To DALLAS AND bd Worrn, / R.T,G. MA HEWS, S.T-.A, 4 H.C. TOWNSE oo a » Tannessee Central and International Exposition — NASHTILLE, /% Nashville, Chattanooga & St, Louis Tis am. vam Line. Owned and Ope Tennessee and Obic tation Co. Inconronaren Evansville and Padueah Pac’ Sunday Steamer DICK FOWLE aE Memphis; New Orleans & Cincinnati acket Company, ry JH ASHCRAPT t Axent, Paduean, Ky Supt, ch Wall aper! nes Picture Pauitdines In the City. \ Have you eeca the jatest? A YARD OF FACES. for GOOD L. P, BALTHASAR, Under Parser TTorse Prices Reasonable work 125 B way Iohusan Fouy and Minho te C0, canes Machinery ronts, Mi And Tobaceo Sergws, Bra) and Tron Fit { Casyf } of all kind | Papeucan . -\A Kexrecky nai Ou GATHERED ON THE LEVER, ARRIVALS Wash Houshell - Tenn. River H. W. Buttorff Clarksvill City of Clarksville S'town 0 Fowler asville Geo. H, Cowling , DEPARTURES Ashland City Dick Fowler Joe Fowler Wash Honshell H.W. Buttorff Geo. H. Cowling NOTES, The river began here rapidly last night. The Charoliett’ Boeckeler lef morning for Tennessee river after a rising very Daily excep Strs, JOE FOWLER and JOHN S$, IOPKINS Leave Padiican at¥:3) o'clock a. m Paducah and Cairo Packet Line (Datly excopt We'rf always the first to show} r / FALL STYLES lesign nd col rh ey i ready our inep¢et WRITTEN AT RANDOM. A joke is told at the expense of Mr. J.T. Bright, th we known grocer, Saturday night there was a momentary dullness in business, and the groceryman fell asleep in his Some vigilant thief was prowl yout the store at this moment- ous time, unfortunately, aad fetched | 4 big wire basket of fine apples from right before his eyes. He was asleep but a few seconds, but the disappear- unve of the apples was as quick as it was mysterious and he has been joked a great de put it since Capt. Bob Owens was lecturing a tramp as a couple of newspaper re-| COLORED take pains to see that us in time, | pense with the \y ers boarded the ferry boat Betty | | Owen yesterday. } “You might to reform | aud mal something out out of yc reprimanded the goo l-hearted captain, “Here you are str healthy young man} looking for a job as a saloon keeper !"? | Phe tramp winced under the cap-| tain's words, and said he didn't in-| nd to sell whisky all his life, HL “dead broke’ | to Brooklyn | explained that he Jand wanted to | What he wanted the | was carry him across free of | ‘I'll pay you some time,” | imploringly and reassuringly. | get your money—I'll see to tha The captain «sid he'd carry was he said You'll jover, and as the tramp went down in | the engine room remarked to the re- orters, “I would not hold this job| the time for t same of thing to contend] with every day, and I don't know| how many tramps have promised me | | faithfully that I would get my money | the next day. I don’t care anything about the few and didn’t ex- pect to ever get them, but I hate to any thi I have sort nickels have my faith in maukind disappear| 3 » rapidly ludicrous tacle might have the city hall person gotten up been witne 1 yes- rday yenongh, When Lockup Keeper se he found the basement uy the city hall submerged in ei or ten inches water, backed in | from the sewer, | | One side of the lockup was very wet but the — others were perte dry, and as all the prisoners in the damp side were in bed, they were not inconvenienced in the least by the water, but the lockup keeper” knew they would be when they started cut, He began to r somemeans of trans he other side,which rarter of the bui the plan of tra ‘ow. This y hit yin a wheelbar rotected by rut time he loaded ito. the the prison vehicle nthe and water to nts, s is the of a color- up who for two ed aud grown fat on name take no exer ed from and the after the ubriquitous prisoner been found the third time, es- m around to the blacksmith had a cb veted to his had orted | shop a d two legs | Harris ange his tactics Jand refused to work | One of his legs was chained to the| top of a lamp post, bat he climbed post w nd a grin, and fterwards was found half pint bottle of whisky, } friend nad casually donated ife tis bad the bottl yut the other ha strate who has has not been seen since, ‘The services at last night. Giyens Clark and Georgia Tanner, | Hopkins, J w for children 57x Jr., were received a8 members of the | ,,1/3 5th & Monroe Hobson, HL for 60x160 urch, Rev, S$. L. Howard, of] Jemerson betaoth & 11th 28 05 ayfield, is assisting Rev. G. H.| Hudson, W H_40x)70 13th st bet be Burks. Rev. Hutcherson, of Me-| Burnett & Floupn 429] 1 tropolis, will be here this afternoon, | arris, Josiah oyx 175 sae | ’ and Fountain Aive N = ” Husband, / for H Boyd INE INAUGURATION Anderson 7x th & , Jefferson 454x165 Washington i Will Attract Man Li dividuals to Washington. You can attend very ¢ enjoy a most satisfac goiug via the B, & O, Tickets good going Ma good retarnihg service, for further information agent, B. & O. S, Wy) for guide to Chesbrou Cincinnati, Oo. DEPARTMENT. We have been compelled by neces- sities of the office temporarily to dis- lodge and church di- Barks’ Chapel A captain to do|M. E. church were largely attended Miss Mattie Overstreet, mine weap) inc! special low rates for asion, with a sp'éndid. train Make up youg parties, and consult Ry. Washingtpm to J} by Gen, Pasyenger Agent, city iB SALE, Ma t bicder for, owing ed lots gt much thereof as is . the city taxes assesse same for the year 1896, a.m. WHITE Arnold, J. W. | 60x165 Harrison yet Litand 12 Athi , Tharpe 650x165 Tr bet twelfth and thirteen Allen, T W 100x150 Clarks road 40x175 seventh bet and Boyd; 45x20 tenth, n and Burnett Allard. C0 21x h si Harrison and Clay i bet. Harriso 246x173 5th st Clay & Tri Allard, Julgs-@7x173 3d bet rison apd Madison yng EF w 1 Washinigton Blackford H La and/ct ildre} 173 Washington ioyd and Campbell Bullitt, W G for 4th st bet Nofton Barry Martiy for B nd wife adway and west end Buckner& Maxwell, 50x165, front Bohanan, J'B_50x165 Clark, 8 TL& wife57x165 cc nd Clay ‘awser, J M heirg 40x160 Ni Geor 190x160 4th Norton and George Chalk ret Gih & TB and MjJ Cyalk 40x y Sale to begin between the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock Harrison t bet 346x173 mb) Har- ife 4464103 cor Sixth n 5 Bandersman A 0x165 Tennes- see and 13th Bradshaw Ed R near Wm Smith 68 ft to river 68 ft Third, Hus. bands and/George Boden, Claga 41x165 11th & Ohio | Bennett € 70x163 Third bet. Madison and Manroe Buddie Agi nedr Lewis? Bryant John 7 Givens, bet findman heirs, orge 68x146, river or 9th ‘orton street Har. Cramer, Mrs Mfry 40x 165 eof him. Hew ris, bet sixtiyand seventh ead and water, but | Coyle, Jameg 127x107, Trimble this precarious diet does nov], 94 10th Prag 4 i hayes Dt! Conley Mrad. 40x165 Campbell : 2 CONS ONY | 7th and 8h; 50x165 third bet. ng post with ro-| Norton and Husbands; 40x100 ido him lots| Meyers | Chantey, Mary C by DCDilling ham near Loeb & Bloc Chandet Mrs “Adrenia 1 county has Broadway bet 2st an¢ trip of tes, (or ae . i Third bet Norign & Husbands Tho New South from New Orleans | 7) iavine « Tne om A Conley, Wm Cogley heirs 50 by sabes or Cincinnati last night'at | Louisville «Tin is platform| 175 bet Husbahds and Geor B80 me gue NOOR te “8tlis pure nerve, He is’ twenty-three {Collins M M Axis, abeth, eee | years old, trains with the Democrats |, bet Fifth ang sixth , 1 roe] aid hy yes left for St. Louis | and takes this means of announcing] C4t%Ean, MHF is acres, near W ra Sioa fay afternoon |with a tow | nis candidacy for the office to. which | Cothran, WF 3 acres os oe he aspires : Clark, Sara x165 Broadway The Ashland City sailed away for] Vote for Thomas Edward Ozment| Mth and 4 Danville this morning at 10 o'clock The City of Clarksville is due here | tonight and leaves on her return to] Your appetite will increase, sure] ‘lizabethtown tomorrow at noon, Jeure for all aches and pain Your| ¢ The Jennie Gilchrist fleaves today | imflueuce, if you have any, is desired, for Cumberland river to bring out a | Yoors open at 8 a, m,, and close at 5 tow of spoke timber. | The two locals, the Dick and Joe| Fowler, were away in different direc« tions on schedule time this morning, carrying nice loads, The I. W. Buttorff arrived Clarksville and departed for Nash- ville on splendid time this morning | with an excellent trip of freight. 6 o'clock the oMcial 27:6 and this morn. o'clock it showed 28,2 six inches in twelve from gauge r at 7 a rise of makin; hours. The spars on a steamboat will be useless for afew days now, as the river is rising 80 fast it is more trouble to keep them near bank than to keep them off. ssp: The big towboat Wash Honshell Kkeszin| arrived out of the Tennessee with the finest tow of ties brought out of that id | stream this season, She left for St. rei eon Louis with her tow at 8 o'clock. BULL tween J The ways authorities say tl SLEEPING s ARORYILAR, « was not on account of the ste K CARS ‘ Philanelphig and New| weight that they did not pull her out A ‘ nilayelph eg ) hie aid York, Mewween Naporitic and ABeksonrile.| ay was stated in yesterday's afternoon Aitanta. as nition, Fexeursion 1 issue of this paper, but was owing to on sale dur jon the rising river that she was not , TS ; EXCUMION X ea points on] taken out higher, On Sale at Hes ny soe | ; ns! "Lhe big rise in the Ohio and triba- ‘hexposttion ty ail upon Ticket (tary Tivers has put steamboatmen on — JA ot jthe alert and boat owners cannot IN, complain of not having suflicient Agt Sours, Ao, wet W. t. DANLE Gen'l Pass, and Tkt. fAKt Vscanutatn, Tae water now. The swell is due mainly to the Ohio river's tremendous out- Ip for Magistra will by e, and ‘prosperity’? the sun shine brighter and} A m. Free admission April 10, \I | Pine-Tar- py all Arnggiatd or sent upon receipt B | io, aid #1 per bowtie hy pour due to rains in the tributary country Honey |: son bet 18 & 14; roe bet Ht & 15 son bet 14 & 15. son bet M4 and 15 ‘onant, LB and ElizQbeth M third st, 330x173 N Nort Fo ark Chotta Heirs sog100 13th, bet. Jefferson and Monroe yalton JM Fountain ay and wife, 48x200, Six bet 9& 10f Doughtery, preirs 50x150 Eliza- & Sixth’ ’ \ | Dipple, Josephine Sixth and Nortom Laker, J W 80x165 porne: 50x 165 ‘and Clay neolas, Mary welfth street pet and Burnett 35¢ Hills Mike heirs G0x165 Clay 1th and 12th f ubank,J D witd 48 and Burgett #8: 200 Sev Norton and Hosb: Jette ladi- 23x165 5th st, Broad on & Zack, soft Benton grav i 415x150 th st rson Bockman cor Ninth Dx173 lournoy et enth averetts, J'T and wife 48x200 Seventh bet Haristand Boyd nglish, AG and wife 154x1 Ninth’bet Adams and Jacks iy, Robt NR 57 corn Ninth and Monroe] nglish, H A 58¥600 Gravel Road English, AG 40x965 11th bet on , Margaret 100x150 nn bet 9& 10 / Futrell, MH fog wife 40x160 nble bet 11 & 13 utrell.t MH for Hart, N R 410x160 Bernhoim ave Foard, Robert and wife 410x165 Elizabeth bet 6th & 7th Fox, Mrs EC for BF Jones heirs 560x115 Madison bet 3d & 4th te our colored friends appreciate | the space set apart to them they will matters nt Ine and by Ry. and lading 2 any Wyite M 3 30 108 19 80 5 87 6 60} 924 15 00 693 of | news are not neglected but given to Also feel free to discuss subjects of interest to the tace. —— eee PIANOS..”? netfimen's taken in cxchaftg HARDING & W. H. HOWARD, Salesman, wrth Sixth Stree’, Hi N rectory carried in this department. | Feise, Gertrude 560x165 Harrison w We hope soon to insert it again. , he boa Pei nee ONIN Mr. E. As Thomas, of Chicago, is] rason tm 4oxi70 sath jin the city. f business is best} Grief, Nick wire 408175 2d st known by Miss Belle Leech, |, bet Clark: & Adtatg Frank Locker went to call on Miss | “tomeee ty tt th mite 57x13 Susie Hillman yesterday, but when | (irief, M J 57x1ga Court bet sth he arrived he was informed that she}, 70h was half way to Louisville, Frank |OFot 0h eins city Paducah jsaid “I want to see her!” = Youwill! Jackson \ have to go to Louisville,’* replied her | Griffin, KA™40x100 4th bet mother. The trein had been gone} Norton & Husbands four hours, but that did not prevent |""/ ne HY PH pau Sth st be | Frank from trying to catch it. He art, . Gilbert, K 0x1 Jones & Teph Glennis, Meg for hei Clark bep7th & sth German National Bank nett bet 6th & 7th Bur- bet sth @ 9th Ham, W F 50x1 Mth & fth 15 Langstaif bet Park: Kighte Igomffeld and Fou fof WR Thomas gton and Clark yp T bet Twelfth \ tenth 14 3 cour ¥ e " ni tween and 1 forth betw or ears 13 20 barr ween ° monroe beiwee Wes nit tween »75 alley between twelfth be tw % Wurth, A wife 4o-igs twelfth aud madi ‘son 35 ot gr Prices the‘Towest ; Ledin our specis alt ween J ween Husban ORGANS Steck, Conover, Everett, Schubert, Kingbary, Harvard, Gilmore,/ Straube and others. terns the easiest Old offe rt before buyinz. ILLER. third between apart Until after the Glorious Inauguration Of otr Patriotic Vicor, low cut prices will prevail at e é ’ Dorian’s And to give every one a chance to get GOOD SHOES and DRY GOODS fot very little money, we will continue to slash prices until St. Patrick’s Day “Now is the accepted/time’ to call on_us for “In the Morning” bis Lay ‘|Cheap Shoes and Fire Shoes Dry Goods and Furnishing Goods. MONEY TALKS Impressively at our store. We-miust move a lot of stock to make room for Spring Goods. All are requested to attend this bargain feast. Pur ‘ eat bet Sixth and ford. WA. Gox M bot Sixth and ‘4 xis Har het Harrisow and oe k Req Kighth bet p 1 1 bet It Highth b Tenth bet lonrnoy uth bet Flournoy boy venth pet son anh Eleventh Warfington | ritth b Boyd and 74 Ciyen near Moham 561 fei nth, between Ya 363 Wx street be hth between fe 4 ret! between and wifeg 1 ¥ sev h Jams 3 ; Au Det maith and 0 JNO. J. DORIAN 205 Broadway, Opposite Lang Bros,’ Drug Store.’ Paducal/Y Electric Co. INCORPORATBD: M. Broom, Pres. R. Rowsann, Tre: F. M. Fisner, Sec, STATION 217 N. SECOND ST. You cay/turn youf lights on any time--whenever you need them. give re Go) ice day and night. for lighting dangerous, Over 10 lights to 25 lights, 86e/per light per month. Over 25 lights to 50 lights, a per ee per month, We We don’t use trolley Wire currents Our rates : J These low retes for 24 hours’ strefce apply when will is paid betore 5th of su A. 0. EINSTEIN, Vice Prest. and Mgr. ceeding month, PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS. }26 and 128 North Fifth bee, a ty Neon Parugr House, DEALERS IN— High Grade Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries itable for Mfnisters, Doo hers, and in reaclhot aif The Only Exclusive Bicycle House in the City. Riding School free to all buying wheels from us. WE invite you te call and see OUR Tansee Di WHEELS and get Bottom Prices on same. J, R. PURYEAR, Manager. _ J. BERGDOLL, -—— PROPRIETOR Paducah = Bottling - Co., oben Also AGENT CELEBRATED, ERTS BEER, Of * Louis. Ib kegs ¥ bottles, various tempera siding 101, t3, PADUCAH, KY. Vall Paper and Window Shades IN THE LATEST PATTERNS, PROMPT ATES GIVEN ‘0 as . Third Street. Telephone No. 371. " WHEN YOU DRINK DRINK THE BEST ——You can find it at———. DETZEL =>: ——VWhere we keep the finest of |Whiskies, Wines, Beer, Cigars, (etc! RESTAURANT OPEN AT ALL HOURS, Jas.A,Glauber’s -Llveryy Feed and Boarding Stables, ELEGANT CARRIAGES, FIRST-CLASS DRIVERS, ( BEST ATTENTION TO BOARDERS Stable---Corner Third and Washington Streets TABL ISHE D 1864, ‘Miss, Mary) B, E, Greif & Co, GENERAL INSURANCE KALTERIOUN, JR City TaxWpoulector, 180, Telephone 174, “te AGENTS, | 7 anvoax, x