The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 22, 1897, Page 3

ode contemplate got unhesitatingly | Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Pac! | WRITTEN. AT RANDOM [0 ues ei HOW IT WAS DONE. gcalw~‘ehwiames ™ Nive one , Tennessee tnt Ohio River ‘Teanspor ) aie Bs Akon of Lace ees | nutee at coc af the Respitals Jeroet.| Review of the Corbett-Fitasim- tation C ducal, for she has been coming here tain church, ‘The usual formali wons Fight {for the past thirty-six years selling | ties over, she was duly declared | Ps fl 4 . butter, milk and eggs to people, some | member | a j dul}. - A ee of whom she bas Pa ppliel ABN: pom The following Sunday considerable |#¥ 4 Local Sporting Man of | I gol “ “| : <} unuously all that tir ed throughout th Prominent eee ; 1 Mrs. Atkins is a lady well advanc- egation when the same : i’ 4 "ce! ed in years, but is remarkably pre-|lady, apparently, went up to join nies , My! " * Heubed al served, and would not be taken for afayain, It developed. however, that rn ie a a te ‘ i | _—_—— = | woman over forty br fifty years old,|it was her twin sister, who also de- 10/7 hane came a) Carson City ‘ is - SAC Ts ER, at the most. She now lives near| sired vin the church, The tWolie a feeling, or tay te tai i aes ‘f | Brooklyn, Ill., where she has made] your sare said to be so much] rei udic 7 See F . PAINTER, her home for fifty years orm that they can hardly tell each bd ae t ¥ ' 4 ; | with the exception, of one year she apart, and their resemblance is]\ery Ao we D Pansies Hlived at Metropolis, and the six] bat ¢ u ed u val) i he viote! . i M es Sa set Nada to be satistied in| s mm the Sunday in question pea Pai ly i il ta g ‘aclucah We will take int . Trice] ‘Ihave crossed the river a-foot) yyy usin lents frequent-| merits of the two great pugi 1 j eae 6 a iy ax, Wonca when relatives elsewhere | from an unbiased standpoint Ie oF twentg {leat of high water at Cairo, and observe the following: Corbi | MY} write for dear ones here to come to[ himself entirely in the hands of van tte dad Pecanetat vias inc Mf safety, says the Cairo ‘*Tel-] trainers, and his intentions » Iter oc ‘I it pea chat I had One of these came to| make it a long-drawn-out fight waa immed wahena tore, GALT of an aged lady up] the fact that he is not bard | 4 rahe batten nis, and has vithough he has over-estimate : get quite cold enough to d popular resident of | strength. Proof of this you will see |. it of years past.}in this vontest. Did he daze Fitz vasked how mauvy ye iv ne asks her son with any one of the forty shee ie his family t < that be struck him oN t i nm jouce. In bis fight with Jobn I ° ects were ia t} van did he win with his barc ‘ye GOL ORED Of ls tag i over stance c No, he simply wore him out, by ~ . bp } win, DEPARTMENT. yj and t . uy return Maiil. til .£ AA ger @ riakers ers 4 r L ' se : att 4 with mht GYRE WORKS, | atest sud Brookisa Hess 4,000 126 and 128 N, Sth 8 times in hee life, — .. 1 remember the time when x L ter, author of Brinton The Fas oe ol TECT man Nat. Bank.| a, © Otlive 5024 Offive Ht DR. DANIEL, ’ hel blow, by his shiftia ou his feet. | CHURCHES. « f ur lus of | He hit Fitz forty-three times, and it ab | provisions he| did net surprise him in the least, be. | 4 tusband ste ad antry yester-| cau itz tramed to take punish. |7 ny, W parations to}ment. He did not under-estimate wn A, entitled*‘Noah’s | Corbett's repeated hits, he kuew that Ark Corbett was the quickest man that f ed the gloves, and he also |W : Saturday morning a gentleman at bis hite were lacking the ng called at the county clerk’s office in| O®* ry steam to knock him out. ‘ svt | If Corbett could have continued at} the court b on busi It was rs Pd bs very early, however, and no one had| ¥! gait for thirty or forty rounds, The was being | With bis excellent’ work “in hitting the the janitor, | Pit about his head, he would have a i Uke: wetttbienhel wha “fect been a 10 to 3 winner, but Fitz s valb. tha vestral bf Cla Oy ecked him and the fight in its in- we When the sweeping and dosti fancy. Corbett is a very scientifi a hed inde'was bho xer on the sta any Ti man hving, but he we ore Bere | a saa atatch baseba layer, w COLORED LODGE k on the door, which ee = A, hit opened from the inside, te eee ns pee eee : atieman did not know, it appears, | * t M N he raised the window a cx o er Mw irs GATHERED ler Ry : tise , A Office, 204 1.2,B’way.|i.. sveloped GACh. cal 5 “i / . i 1 only a few] ! _ Drug Store, pil eH se . He ‘ Oor 60 r Establis Broadway ade sou , Hi I set nan, Prope. thoughtful mien and a crc 7 Warm A : * M ; JUETT & WILLIAMSON, ‘ ‘ — nd § Geons r \ be. Morse I. eXcepit the | ye No Broadway, 5 aaadbtiieian ti ames 1 Tenet ® 243 V aph are very __|w mnstrated in pre 7 en tearly Saturday wor Jach q ¢ DENTIST, it a Lu « » aud . Wallin whieh 406 BROADWAY, } \ Mi oO Des eves | HEALER IN To vall't a ci Staple and Fancy, bretaries §, | the Reunion a a Canned Blaie-ft al ; aoe tl Free delivery t i] mie pr f aimboats from th CX wer cit St. Louis ay. ennessee Horse Skoeing PSOE stg aki aul 3 i of : a will ad mt son a large vO Work 8 fcom here want to] a } and man aboard fro: ¥ ¢ down to the deck sweep knows ists and what to do to make them er t \ S, GA NSTER, Jey au trip. ee ee suionanns of B | made these round trip excursions to f Weston Clalite, [ona ta thats veaston of thoes ana sin the war of| their beautiful craft, the steamer °. Clyde. In addition to the many in- he Bureau] teresting reminiscences of the bloody struggle there thirty. tive yet to be en on ie yI Pron and | grounds, the affecting and frs AR meetings of the old | in blue and gray as they greet ot “| many relics to be found still, soul stirring ac ps to be hes view of the d€vastation wro! the present deluge will be one of the features of the tryp well nessing. Besides there will be many of the old veterans aboard who will entertain the crowd with their re- membrances of what they went through on that gory field, ‘The low Ms rate of $10 for the ‘round trip has & heen agreed on from this city which A. R, COOPER, | includes berths meals and two days Manager. ] board! while at Shiloh. To all who t House i VILLE, KY. ul $3.00 oan Plgh 84.00 per Avid upwa a worth wit-| nnd bega He to yell had heen t pon his DRIFTWOOD Le ON THE LEVEE js A f ut Ce terday wa ively day ant sLepcli a somewhat ures: Peter Honts ke wr heart ae Teanessee rive 1 I saw a wutifu Cti= l aud w landed t ally Fritz, } i down € © hear i stomach 1 oT I une | in my opinion i we of t Cur " livered Kk. A due} prize ring, 1 4 1 will ex- Il With a tow | y 1e New M ( ly t as ff Ww. { norn- Clark | c t lea , is ward about 1 r a Owen | w N ™ ; between ' por I eft arm that ( i is subi 1, thus | anit tole » dumping any coal | ig body 1 r the steamer Pres . wi thelin very s th Fe Cly arrived here] done very qu shifty : return as Was] 7 gee Corbett ; wea Rat eC typed tan ink | fen De Lens ns | bi pian a | NASHTILLE mous have the igo} bat : eeeeo oe eon v00ee ee Ze L'S | Sa mom seek A gritty RESTAURANI Pen AT ALL HO ts the a : ‘0 ESTABLISHED 1864,—-—0 ti te ne Miss, Mary. 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