The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 19, 1897, Page 3

EUBANKS, MCKOPA THIS, foo—¥6 1 Cfephone 120. Residence, 1400 ‘om: of claims promply attended to, Residence m2 8. 64t “HABRIS’& GRICE, Attofneys - at - Law, /1% 8. Boufth—Upstairs, Ptepographer in OMee. J, 0, RUSS, Baggage and se aL AV lle! Telephor Store Tel Livery Stable. Risiicnce Telepbone 180 puck S ign Paint 126 and ee +e ie bide lad Briton JB. Davis, | ARCHITECT, Otfive Am.-German Nat G, A. ISBELL, MD, Bank, ‘Telephone 149, 74 ae all the courts of the state Papvcan, KY T, L.Crice Moving Wagons | & | Memphis, New Orleans & Cincinnati) ber & Co é Packe) Company. \ 130 8 Third} TT Clarence Dallam WRITTEN ie _ RANDOM, Formerly of A sudden change in fickle fortune BURNETT & DALLAM, Paducah, Ky is often as unexpected as it is molli- fying. Anent thisa Joke is told at Attorney-at-Law | the expense of Attorney R. . Light- Louisvitle Yrust Building. [foot and the Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight. The well known lawyer had HePRA WY PEHMINSION TO staked his roll on ‘Lanky Bob,” LouisviLte and was up in the opera house with Marshal Collins and a crowd of friends intently listening to the re- turns. As the fight progressed, tue iity Trust and 8, V. Co aarance Me Humphrey & Davie Messrs, Muir & Muir, PADUCAH Padueay Sirevt Halley Co| attorney's face became correspond. wank. ingly attenuated, and finally, in the , ye Quigley. {twelfth round, he jumped up, exas- Maj. ‘Vi peraied by the jocular remarks of bis | friends and the way the fight was go- Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Packet jny exclaimed—1'll be blanked it 1 Line. Owned and Uperated by t | Tennessee and Ohio River ‘Transpor- tation Co. incontona bl over bet on nked prize-fight or anything else again! I'll never be guilty of it in. Blank if IP do!" With this he picked up his hatZand strode disconsolate out of the ball. In five minutes be was told that F simmons had won in the fourtee round, and was so jubilant over) irs had taken oe the unexpected turn af evens 1 that now he has reconsidered his re« solve never to wager and. will Len and JOHN , HOPKIN are toave Pat |e found at the old Auican at 9:89 o'clock a. m1 * Paducab and Cairo Packet Line (Daily except ove pad Maynard Allen, one of the eamer DICK FOWLER, | . Leaves Paducah at § a, mm. messengers for the 1 al | J. 1, FOWLER, Supt compa recently bi a very novel experiet the Wallace-Gregory Vinegar Works on West Court sireet. Maynard went out to deliver while there went up He inaduertent- elevator shaft,and a mes and in the third story. ly backed into th fell two floors through the huge ture, in a vat of He was 4 sight indeed, when a work- man yned to hear the plunge fin succeeded in fishin; him out, with bis pair fall | sticky liquid, eyes almost s er aud clothes spattered with mo- striking me es who (innatt | | | | | | sand vin r. If he anything else besides the molasses he would likely have been instantly DRIFTWOOD orig “Tdida mana good turn here nce, remarked Judg nes Camp- |GATHERED ON z \( IERET THE LEVEE |ie yesterday, and. t xd tarn probably cost me the prosecuting at- torney-ship of Padueah, crat’’ respectively, are engaged just now io an edifying controversy over whether it is rigut for scarlet women to commit suicide or not. — It ap- ral futile at- pears that after tempts to end their lives had been made by women of this ter, | Editor Starks to them throu try pro ful resort. iitously suggested his paper that they ‘id asa floal and fruit- This aroused the Chris- j tian scruples of his confrere, Editor Phelan, who began ‘roasting’? him for it, Th ave dubbed each other “Good Shepherd’? Phelan and Holier Than Thou’’ Starks, and the t goes merrily on. ‘The women | meanwhile are still in Metropolis, no doubt waiting for the two editors to decide whether they shall kill them- selves or live on, “ | U.S. Treasurer, Mr. Daniel Mor- Jyan, is x most affable gentleman to meet and while Mr. F. M. Fisher in Washington recently he was ‘tinent te taken into the treasury and givea a new $1 silver certific | by the treasurer, who is quite a joker. He explained that when the first series was issued it was decided to call it in on account of a misspelled word on the note. It was afterwards discovered that | the word was spelled similarly to. the Joriginal, but the treasurer said they were thinking of calling in the series on account of other defects. When fi lasked what this was he turned over | the note and at the figure }°1,"" placed between Geor Wash- ington and bis wife. ‘No ‘one’ |e between a man and his ingly exp'ain He made Mr. Fisher a present of 6x, of the 1806 issue, printed on July 25, 1896, as a souvenir, which | the latter highly prizes. COLORED © DEPARTMENT. CHURCHES, sald come wife,” | Chureh (Methodist) —Sun. 1 a.wm and Hist) Sun nd 8p Oifice 504 1-2 ¥. Soventh Si St =e “One day a well known citizen, tortion 8. Sixth,| ‘The City of Shecld passed inio] who is dead pow, came tome and |> Office Hours 7:30 to 9 a. m., 1:30 to $/ the Tennessee river from St. Louis}said that be had — reformed. | A TE bl last Of cour 1 expressed = my | m pm P The ¢ is due here out of the} pleasure in learning of the much] “anorat ' Tennessee t wes on her | beeded reformation, but couldn't im- / DR) DANIEL, [Tessas totes on ter nese ermal, atc | tay eutly, however, be threw a litte light} Office, 204 1-2 Biway.| Phe towboats p » and Ap {oH the subject ; . } / | Martin went up the Teunessee rive But the trouble is I can't go to Over Lang Bro’s: Drug Store, | neon “Can't go to church? Why" 1] COLORED LODGES - ; aid cus tok Well, because there's no seat to] Masonic Hall. 6 Brewlway, nha? a * ‘an jean my pants, and you k man hay oven wh mont ooh Lo aeaae alle Ml og Broadway] ¢ a nag toot [Sauter to goto chureb with bie! Mt y drst sling? vsed. Can you! “S ay erveieg 2 ot put ont F ‘ ‘ jusi finished a ¢ Stone § \ ies 5 merchant, and going |" Sonim Arch T. Bohanngn, Propr. uh 1 him to give my reform- shang at | The pair of pants in] 9)" ¢ ftuth, N . ° > ete jand thi $10, the amount) tira Fr n 1 Fine Kentucky Whiskies, | =*«: und 1 guess the ere ‘ ji ve h with the ; AM AND CIGARS { knowing that there ; ; Warm Lunch from 9 m, | able f it ghts in his pantaloons archs No U OOF 25 BRoapway | though we won't riais | dd before, however, I was eer ae 125 Broapway, ‘ “a Pe 4 ee F f ainst MeGonigal for pros- M neil N M. ated Je tormey, but that fellow with Wellows’ lho dl DAP Jerre M.D, MP, Witttamson.at, D | | on actually went tothe! wy K ‘ N M ° worked so hard for the | every second f ay oven ” Wfiernoon up the Obie to rescue u|onls way I can explain it 1s on the | every secon Ww y ue i a aad af tae cea a supposivion that MeGonigal gave bim | “* nae tn . , we ' ~ gee worm ) t e TED BROTHERS Physicians and Surgeons AE THil tlatne watad “the rest of the outlit, and this im-| | 2 i lr Fa Glee ableck | posed greater obligations than he was | ,.5} {2"8),\i speak Ais sstanipay under to me. i 4 Otco wore: kof Danville this morning as was expe [haa me eee | : Jed, but will leave for Teno iver | Z Oltce, No. 4t9'y Broadway }this afternoon afler.a load of ties} Ht must be somewhat humilating . which are on the verge of being float-| fF 8 man to rush into a newspaper] Geller pie Meets second ‘Thurs TeLeruone 243, ‘ad away lr the high wale office and with a flourish of hands | KT “ and lordly mien, order his paper! ¢ 1 N aaa Gisbh ‘aid The big mail liner, John S. Hop-| oe . Tuesday cb month. x . Ali VHieis hae Longa aise HOEY Maa TEE Pes conn ably 82, Petents® kab bg j A S DA BN EY Late tox gevital dave ok suseaot utile ce anes the paper is : # meets fir . . Ss iiharasiremaly Kinh eaidedanin te | printed just the sare before, and naval eink aka Mo taAtiae acid : Watea ‘te thi ‘ t Wwe} that the « r himself contrived to | Monday b each month arance in this port from | e the blov Madaline Tabernacle, No 2—Meets first al Evansville yesterday afternoon. She [Uy ys Mow. oat every stay | Mt murs nights in wach F */ all way landings that weve not jim, every well : ed _newspaper , / / MERON ai) detaaa ek tice oilice in the land, and still ean’t see |" . i / ia br ao how foolish and fatile it is, They : 408 BROADWAY. sess might paase for ment and con-| star orP: my nday i. - segs | Siler the fact that their opin no|t . Ae 1896 | natier how exalted, m little M sunday _lmenty-three years spent inthe! dicrerent from those of newspaper ; J W psanie HM og le arinaey—~ or individual, and that there are , : i result=the prOot palatahje and effect | op subscribers besides the me top SF : i ' J | ive Chill ati Fesef Cupé on the fa Poe eae coeaite IEE Cart — of thy Aol deul sony ssraalsagheeth tte Pa-| Phe Ladies of Madaline nacle DEALER IN t Hy Mobd Ar, MysdevhallsTin-| jh, much more sensible to. wa" 1 ; 4 oti ‘Seve (ser Pride Jin quiedly aud order it stopped than | °° Liha “tall gS dah ada eh Staple and ay Groceries, De Bons & Co, {2 an hugely demand a re fagch 22, to which everybody a in 7 | moval of his name oo) Me i) | . vited. There will be music Canned Goo II Kinds. : and graivitously throw in some fool- Houatante aiet \ For Sale, 1 usly throw in some jun, {and refreshments: served ia abund- Free delivery to all he pf the city.} At whe Sus} ostted aig | ie Valeeot na eigeh effect ax she brain’ Ot] MOSe: cn uuuana aban tineaeaTy gs and g ype Lal, uns ere paeehiremntriemnyy pL tok Cor. 7th and Adams. See 7 g |the disgrantled subseriber himse ne .! lerCatpers And op shelf es. ents | would on an apothecary’ scales. Presiding Elder L. B. Sims, will ’ per hundr¢d. °° preach at St. James, Tenth and : WT ee cinch o cata 00 |'Trimble streets, tonight. Our eon- Horse Shoeing |, Ble mistove a eeinin young man's) Fertione have been vety large, nod a Specialty. [inughed over many times by tho] "e Rope to avo you cowtlaue to All kinds of imperfeetion in Jinitiaied § since it occurre 4) voi There wil ‘ae ae Ais ee Q" vel 1) seems that she was jealous of} H be p e ne a horse's travel corrected, | ites soura indy whem Ler sweet-| day at LL a, m., 2:80 p. mand 7:20 1 Do Repalr Wosk of Every Kind, heart sometimes went to sce. ‘There [P+ m+ come over and help us, Wots Cvananregn. Roe eee atlataoon tin aNece Inportant Notice, Always on hand ready’ fof work heart, with wlio the young mau had], All persons knowing themselves in- an eo yent that night, conceived debted to the firms of Rogers & King over the telephone, and thus, if pos-] 1 septfe the same at en sible, ascertain his sentiments towar No. 1 yuth the rival, She went to the nearest| Fourth street, hd thereby save to ‘phone and rang hia up themselves ¢0} will be forced 4 s “Is that you, Mr —_— | to proceed by to polish same, ‘ " ss " i | unless otherwise sett promptly. . Solicitor of Pens‘on Claims, ee aay gl { promptly Votoraii of four/yoars in the war of SOh thin is Miss Blank,’ she ree | Receiver of Rogags & King and John “geet Jjoined with an arch smile at her own| Rogers & Son. az6tt Prosecutes claims bofore,the Bureau leads : ha tie name of heal of Pengions/ audacity in assuming the name of her | rive aleceldiegd, seligret of wala, of on How ave you, Miss tuly. is wot Pension. Pr tuelantene | . ven (0 Fated cane A ye responded. pens which they usin transacted wt the Na “1 n ) h c kat zs : come | pos Ptapiat should write ine OF give men around tonight"? she inguirec | a ae eal ‘Ler-L dow't know,’ hesitated the] young man, “I'll tell you. I've got} \another engagement tonight, but if T in breaking it, I'M be C slady at the telephone Imos psed with mortifleation— » ta old by alt draggata or aent anon receipt B | iso did the young man when next American Plan $3.00 th $5.00 per d he saw her and heard what she bad day, to say Rooms only $1.00 and howardd: A. R, COOPER, Manager, by Ochlschlaeger & Walker For Sale Metropolis Journal” and Editors Starks sod Phelav, of the **Demo- 2 So. 7 SOLITUDES OF VEGETATION. RAILROAD TIMK TABLES. Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad. PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS DIVISION, Until after the Glorfous Inauguration “Lowans” Which the Nimrods of Mins ota Fear. and what a “lo . and fewer still who have bad an gan" i Opportunity to visit such a locality. In 1 and northern Minnesota logans SS i | Ar Paris fare numerous. They are similar to the Of our Patriotic Victor, 8 cut an will prevail at | ~ * bayou of the south, but differ chiefly in : it the vegetation which ws ip | Ar Me mates, with few exceptions. This vege: tation ix often so dense that it is utterly Uv. Chattanoogan tn 00am finpetictrabley, any to wild antinéle oF | And to) give every, one & wal to get GOOD SHOES and DRY Hint aim The difficulties to be encountered in | GOODS for very little * s4¢ we will continue to slash prices untilot 4+ {oom making one's way through such a con | | sebm glomeration of water, swamp and thick “In the | oMpm 6 a0 irons. 1b fuck DEL ema GAS Gf Morning® | sae tah tf In ind car service between Pa “to rent, in fay | Somphin, Neawvaiis 5a them. P : nt le, Fla. vhe Son Stew 4 iavyiee E “Now is the accepted time” to call onfus for Se an ie as ad alt poate from Lindstrom, th. tate, w e ina or addrene. * a) J Ne D. P. A.. Me iNT ‘a aces © and thrive ut (Cheap Shoes and Fine Shoes Pie hPa Me Meme Ta ve in the I String, one of the a tes” A.. Palmer Hen ‘ | E, S. Burnham. depot tel rT t z yh of the north ty] Sent Paden © rn Wit oar intl peo actaadatbe Dry,Goods and Furnishing Goods, | sit Patvein. ic. 2 isk Paine Bde Je eb {LLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Herp a ‘| MONEY TALKS sir before they 1 ‘ cipaee : ed Impressively at our store. We must move a lot of stock to make of the} 8 4 room for Spring Goods. All are requegied to attend this bargain load of huute x feast. . LOUISVILLE AND:MEMPHISoDIVISION load of nin t NortH Bounp— No 22 No2M No 2 isa Mpersiey | Gy New Orleans.. 725pm 800 am othe sch | 1 bin “86 am result wa at e entangled s @ 10am &®am qnarters of a ilay t alt 205 Broadway, Opposite Lang Bros.’ Drug Store. rea from the tricacie ia Cincionatt . 60am One who has ne a logan ty Slnchanatts 3pm cannot understand 1 oft P. | | +] . ~ Louisville 3.30 vegetation, where for long distanecs pé ea weirs] Paducah Electric Co.|ge& erha searcel, h ‘aducal Sabin, aang : | INCORPORATED. tt Pulte 313 en i AT Memphis..".°"°: 688 p ees e the “eraft." but /M. BBugow, 1 R. Rowzaxp, Treas. F, M, Fister, Sec, | New Oriaiis:: 70am sits trains run aaily to avoid the littl 1} STATION 217 N, SECOND ST. Roe ad 33a Putman patel stepin «dt where tall water plants U and New Orleans. impede all pr d help to 1 ‘ | Noqg01 and 202 run solid betweenfCInetan Daucuing antarey aod miserstte ve | / vot your lights on any timeWhenever you need them. We |, Ne" Orleans, carrying Pulls an ufos ita Deter itih : jous service day and ni ‘We don’t use trolley wire currents’ ,! { carrie Padueah:Lov\<vile shoeBety iiease ik vault : a It's dangerous. Quf*rates: uh ond seats ee ianey exert NaN te — \« on and at the batied 12 Nik a Over 1 per light per month: et. Louse Division eharins O40 pleaaut led Over 25 de per light per menth, NORTH BOUND. 2 @ trip are chiefly th mf | A | " Sts. satis be These low retes for 24 hours’ service appfy when bill is{fpaid betore P ho have had a night A. C, EINSTEIN, Vice Prest. and Mgr. | ery ecient PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS. Ther r kes that 1 . rent gp for mesis— ati ‘rains run datiy. me, but, 1 126 and 128 North Fifth oa. Cileago and aif points north and west. = aducah daily até:1) p.m, man Palace Sleeping and ‘Double berth raves, ‘Train ean Ba all pl their terr Near Parmer Louse. for St. Louis. chalr rates, 75 cents. For further ' Information, reservations, ots, ete , cull on or address J.T. Donovan, 4, Vaimer House, Paducah, or A. H: son, General Passenger Agent Chicago. [llinois CentralR.R, Has Through Passenger Trains and tudes 11d do well to av ; DEALERS @frade Bicycles icycle Sundries ~n— yg High , and~B THE MARQUIS OF MONTROSE | Relies of the Ae ‘ Agent for Odell Typewriter, Price $40.00. Suitable.ter“Ministers, Doc- |"), ste Maio vac At the first meet b tors, Lawyers, Teachers, and in reachof all, ‘ Fast Efficient Double Daily Service winter s » of the Society f ‘ ; ; eH f F 1 from Cikgimna.Land-bentsville to tiquaries of Scotland, held in I Le Only Exclusive Bicycle House in the City. Riding School free | burn, tes was a ty all buying wheels from tis WE invite you to call and see UK| MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS sit ALM WHEELS and get Bcttom Prices on sane. {ncounection with the B. & O. 9 W. to Loutse He Nad 7 ville, cea iireet or Thalin close ‘conmes- ne ilted sword, | J. R. PURYEAR, Manager. was SOUTH. “ann WEST. formerly s family of | SOU ST. ¢endifiered aa relics of the famous a Worth, Datias, Houston aud san Ant points on the racific Coast ough passenger trains ‘on both s below the rms of M dam mummified ¢ able w son, Memphis and points outa ‘and ‘West on 4 owe Aud Comnteting ines 10 |CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS making direct connections with through trains for all polns NORTH anv EAST Including St. Louis, Chicago, Buftalo, Pitts bun Bos York, Philadel- pls; Baltimore aud Riehmond, pov: ie Solid Vestibule Pullman Buffet Through Free Reclining Chair Cars and fi daily service from A.W. GREIF, BLacksMITH AND Horse St0e, y never Se eT ate all WILL APPRECIATE Particulars of your local réflroad ticket age ® nt, Cincinnati, YOUR /TRADE. duo, A’Soit, Div, Paw: Agent, Memphis, W.A. KEMLOND,A.G.P.Ay Loulsviile, their permission. | the records of " s ie n fj - rred ord Hunt vault till | . when it was di 1.and sent Tennessee Central and fo Edinburgh te | ht bere ed to the WHEN YOt YOU_ DRINK gg Expositi Bae Oseh BBR ee ae Yoti can find it at. CHATTANOOGA mi or Bale vurgur ties atte & SK LOUIS RAILWAY the hand is not that manor | - , 3) DETZBE'S. | nneamre with th that it ——Where we keep the Afest of — TENNESSEE, KENTUCKY, GHORGIA trou Notewana Queries. |Whiskies, Wines;Beer, Cigars, etc| ” Tones nd ellatl 0 friend tus Qiagen! RESTAURANT OPEN AT ALL HOURS, ri and th to work with a good will, but after @ | 2) a, a . ~ PULLMAN Hite Mga nial wees bean CSTABLISHED 1864,——o ae et, get the bird?" Jacksonville t some hant-bolled egge."—Pick-Me IPN PR Vaan 1]. EXCURSION TICMETS, 9 od GENERAL INSURANCE es Mrs. O'R: ou Rev. Father YON further Moxa tic all toca MeMurphy. “wh sao T never see Pat- AGEN l i ak OE ba ge 9 ©: COWARDIN, y Aiss, O'Reoney shook hae heed macy. | Delephone 1745 cs FADUCAH, RY). 8: Soon eee “Warse than thot, yer riverence.” Division/Pass. Agt., Meri, TENN, “Is it atheism W. L. DANLEY, Wii: tek ¢ ” Gen'l Pass, and TK, Agt., NASHVILLE, TENN, cccce FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES, TET Elegant Carriages and Turnouts Missounl PaciricRainuay repu ssive movements be apna £ r Line From c'wboly ie own Ove af the Paw JAS. A. GLAUBER’3 St bonis rr raeae weet Pt en tho oe «|Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable] 1 TE New Fast man eat tbe Mcitertanean tha te Ger, Thiehand-Wabhlanion. CANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED. ind fortune, and | PELEPHONE 148, storm |= | aon Mounran Rove, n. ; Tes ap i JZ She most uN ie ye Memphis to fot ous plat of nullk, add O08 cup of W all ape ’ SS ARKANSAS AND TEXAS, d meal mixed with ee . C 7 WEST AND SOUTHWEST. moluase W | ndow SShades. Free Reclining Chairs on All Trains, palais 1 rel Turoven Coacnes MeEMPiais To 1 s pint ot [IN Aa ‘LATEST PATTERNS. . DALLAS AnD Fory Worn, edephenreteobeg ings pet? PROMPT ATTENTION GHEN TO ALL ORDERS. |, For may Op at ae LOUISVILLE, KY} T. H.C, TOWNSEND, G.P. aivuse her other friends to ner. cAteb! avn Globe . No, S, Third Street. \ Telephone No, 871