The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 24, 1897, Page 4

J.D. Bacon & Co. J. D. Bacon & C xi PHARMACISTS. _-DRUGGISTS. =Presoyiptions filled \at all hours. Man prepare your family or sacks Night Bell fs recipes, from a liniment to a corn side of door. cure, and do it right. Pharmacists, Druggists and Cor. Sevextn axp Jackson Streets, Dry Aioods Let J mf Dressing ‘i is ayfart, and the man who has his garmegits made to meas- ure by us has foyhd the key to that art. It doesn’t yequire any arguing to show you that you can get a better fit and more style|in a suit. or an over- coat when they\gre moulded to you. W. J)\ Dicke, Broad’ WEA HER REPORT. cooler lowly risiug tem- Fair tonight and with frost tonight ; perature Thursday LOCAL MENTION. Thunder storms and local this afternoon, Wednesday colder. rains Postponed. Owiog to the high water the mu- sicale to have been given by the Pas- tor’s Aid Society of the First Baptist church bas been indefinitely post- poned. A Novelty for the Children... “er There is now én exhibition at the Paducah Cy¢le/Works the; latest bi- cycle, the “B.C. Steargs,’” whieh many believe will be the most popu- lar bicycle this .@hite a number of wheelmen-have called to look at it. / We make a spetiglfy df the purest spices and the tines eas Bockmon, An eflicaciqus remefy for lung af- fections, throat disérders and a'l bronchial trouklesfs found ia Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Yney, This medi cise has made mAny marvelous cures and is justly ragked among the most important remeflies of the age. For sale by Oehlse! Finger | “Mashed or. A little daughter of Mr. Carter, of Teanessee street, of her fingers mashed off afternoon in a door jam. dressed the injury. For a first-class shave at H. B. Davis’ barber shop at South + enth street. Clean towels and _pelite barbers. H. B. Davis, Prop. Harvey Doty, Assistant. New Shades in Tans and Ox Bloods. se! eger & Walker. W.C. had yesterday Dr. Boyd one Wanted to Buy. Second-hand shoes of all kinds. Infants’ tanfr ox blood turn 75¢] 13m-tf Lawrence, 213 Court. ‘sizes 8 1-2 to 11, $1 = - § On Broadway Too. A wagon load of tobacco was stalled on Broadwa the Myles warehouse this morning, and the hogsheads had partially un- loaded in order to get the big vehicle free, es 12 to 2, 1.25 to to be Full ime of youth’s and boys’ black, Brown or ox blood. { Home Beet. If you watitwice home beef, buy from'a home butcher, whose name and reputation is a/guarantee that the gnality of his weat js all right Joun Theobald “guarantecs all his meats to be fitst-class in every re: pect, Stalls, 3 and 5, market bow 6m3w Given Away A False Alarn The fire department was called out by a telephone rm from B. Weille’s about) 11:50 o’clock this morning. A tow sack on a heat radiator in the rear of the ment began smoking, and someone in the store thought it was afire, ' Spring { a 'T op | James A. Glauberis showing con- siderable eyterprise ip takipg care of his stoek. | He’ is still xéady for all busipess in\bis line. _Pelephone 148 for what you want, 22m3 A Back Water In Mr. Richard G of the Suuthern oress Wagon yes- terday on South Third street. "He was unloading freight when the wag- | on started off. Richard made a fly |; with each sale of childrens F shoes at $1 and Up off, it, when one of the panels came and he went up to his neck, James Greifisready to shoe your horses. Hevhas femporary quartgrs on Adawé street /betyeéen) Figuaad Sixth, ephone “148, 22m6 | re 4 & Purify Your Blood | 219-221,)JBROADWAY. Bring your re airs to us for quick work. Dr. Claxton’s kr OUK MOTTO. we rndurgls Sarsaparilla f ¢ Iron ‘our family doc blood medicine Mc Our price 1s low, it's 0 ns are the bey Of course We LoUKDL If second-hand snd made a! tirsvclaas TH DRUG STORE 4. BROADWAY. 13! Broadway, Papuea fair and | establish- | eagen was in charge | ing dash along a fence to overtake | J.D. Bacon & Co. APOTHECARIES. We make-w specialt Of barks, roots and 1erbs, s you can get anything y u wan in this oft-neglected line of “o'r busi- ness, Apothecaries u, Ky. PERSONALS. Mr. Guy Nance is on the sick list Mr. John Rinckleff went over to airo today. Father Kiog, of Mayfield, the city today. Miss Alice Crumbaugh has returned from Eddyville. Mrs, Frank Hogwood is visiting at Cordova, Tenn. Mr. H, C. Louisville today. Mr. J. T. Myles morning from Mayfield Constable McKee, Station, is in the city today. was in Dennis went returned ton, is at the Palmer. Mr. W. HU from St. Louis and Kan: Miss E Livingston up the road. Mrs. Capt. Jobo Pierce and baby left this morning for Louisville te join her husband. Claude Baker left this afternoon | for Louisville, were he has been offered a position. _ Miss race Rucker, of Princeto! s City, of M por Trezevant, family of Mrs. W. Fears, tion, came up this e his eyes treated. Mr. W. A. DePriest and have returned from Texas, they visited fur several months. Miss Ethel Owens, who was suddenly taken violently ill at home yesterday morning, is reportec gradually recovering. Maj. Thomas E. Moss was callec to Louisville last night by morning fomil whe is dangerously ill of pneumonia a the medical college he 1s attending NEW HARDWARE HOUSE Will Be Ready April 15. Among many other Paducah is to have a new up-to-date hardware house enterprise which ofithe city, The style of the firm wil be Hank & Jones. at can be found in hardware house, such as supplies, shelf hardware, stoves inware, etc.All of which goods wil be purchased direct from turers, Major T. T. years has represented Geo. O. a Gus and Harry R Hank, the best known business and the firm, The Schwab building, No. Broadway, several years ago pied by Jones, Scott & Co., o pancy’ will commence at once. The enterprising young men in and them city, wish | best business men of the have host of friends to prosperity in their venture, ALWAYS PROMPT. The Equity Its Proofs of ims the Same Day Office. TROUBLE Tes. lucah, Ky , March 22, 1897. Frank Shut Equitable Li L desire to cfmmend the Equ Life Assuranc§ Society of the United States for its Promptness in the pay- ment of its death One week ago I band Je you proofs | of death under policy JNo. 462,178, on the death of my fhusband, Dr. Charles E. Lining, fand the check handed me today forfthe full amount of vxe policy shows | how promptly the Equitable pays itd claims. 23m2 Mrs. Cuas. E. Lrytna. To the Charitable Organizations. Ihave quite a quantity of fresh jmeats in cold storgge that I will dlace at tne free dizfosal of the char- ble organ’ of the city for nefit of the 5 Any communi- cation from thé) chairmen of the re- spective coryfnittees will receive im- mediate att / E. W. Bockmoy, ‘The Grocer. Corner Setensh and Court, Phone 259, M Real Estate Transfers Mrs, Millie Davis aud Mr J. A Rudy deeded to August Koerner and wife, of Dubois county, for $4,500, what is known as the C. P. Pool plat. August Koerner and wife deeded the same property to Louis Koerner for 85. George R. Hall and wife, for $50, deed a tract of land in the county to L. H. Helfer. Ousted By Water, Little held his ccurt this afternoon in the police court room, his oflice on lower Court street being flooded with water, The case of Mrs. Wurth against Mrs, Mat Scott for $80 is on trial. Hickory e Wood, = w For pic © SLoV 1 tel, pey le : inna Gy Quo Raven §: qu ate est aN shades-—810 Justice Diehbs t Breas. up to this of Florence Mr. Burnett Henderson, of Prince-| Brian has returned & Co., is in from a trip | ; arrived at noon on a visit to the Mr. Hardin Drennen, of Florence | S°™e Parts to| five inches last very a telegram | safely ride ouncing that his son, ‘Tom junior, For Business| er first-class | is | seems, to be conducted by some of the most eminent andcompetent hardware men | the lo It will carry only first-class contractors and manufac- Jones, who for many | Hart & Son and known throughout western Kentucky and Tennessee, and Messrs. q. two of hard- ware men of the city, will complete 218 ous has been leased, and preparations for occu- their new undertaking will no doubt be suceessful, a8 they are among the} Life Always Pays Jeath Arrive at the TO BENEFI- eueral Agent of BANKRU IN/THE H/ “The Paducah Auction and hoes, Clothing, Dry Gpods, Hats, Jéwelry, the Lofsville Departme: gt Store purchased H a yéry low price and we age”prepared to sell manufacturer's prii Come early and are gone. PADUCAH AUCTION & STORAGE CO, The ele stock of Furniture and Cai AK at SHERIFFS | you these goods at | secure batgains before Corner Third and Court. FIFTY ONE FEET, A Heavy Wind Stopped Naviga- tion To-Day. SMALL ANOTHER RISE. Th Over and a It Is Now Believed at the Worst 1s Now and Probable, BACK WATER COVERS A LARGE AREA, 51 feet h owin the The river is now on gauge, and risin the roughness of most impossible to determine whether | it is risin: tand. The 1} last night is given at from one to five finches. The back water than the river, because the s sift cu rent and the waves force it back and prevent it run into the river, ius causing it lo of the city the rise was night, and the water | spread over vast territory not touched the water it 1s rises more ng to accumulate yesterday, A high wind nsion of nd today, ed to be and resulted in an entire navigation and the he from six to ten fee’ broke yards up on and banks, with a monot- om that resembled breakers craft could those waves, and this forenoon there was no marked change, it} hence neither the ferry boat Bettie Owen nor the George H. Cowling made their regular trips. — Littl damage is reported, probably due to |the fact that owners of floating prop- have prepared for such a contingency, and had all river craft tied more securely than usual to their 8| moorings. The general beliet that the river will twenty-four as] vight « U the stre Jonous t alow the sea shore, been tionary within hours 93 to he an improbabili- n for several days, at isa favorable circum- t. I] There sec ty of more least, which stance. i RIVER STAGES The stages of the river today Cairo, 51. Chattanos Cincion Evansville Florence, 24.5, Johnsonville, 48.0, rise. Louisville, 15.4, rive. Mt. Carmel, 20.0 fall. ville, St. Louis, 2 Peden, 51, GENERAL are: rise, FLOOD NEWS. The public is becoming satiated with unimportant details of the over- flow, and of each new place invaded, hence no attempt will be made today to name each » surrounded or | ovellowed. | Owing to the marvelous epreading proclivities of the water many pl high and dry yesterday are low damp today, and a few bu houses not touched yesterday part under water toda 1 Central track near the freight depot is today under several inches of water, which has also covered the lower floor of the dispatcher’s office toa depth of several inches. Last night the Paducah Street | Railway company took its cars off Third but today they were resumed, street, BOAT RACK. Preparati« complete for a boat race Sunday afternoon, to run from Ohio street to Monroe, race to be won in two eats out of three The boats and oarsmen will be White Wings, pulled by Les Purdy and Billy Thompson; Clay Boy, by Charlie Iverlett and Bob McCormick, and Creole, by Ed and Harry Farris, BARGE OF CORN LOST, sare be Last night quite a number of fences and outbuildings in the hollow between Third and Fourth and Madi- son and Harrison streets were swept away by back water, which did not get into the hollow till thea A barge containing abovt 2,000 bushels of corn, belonging to Owens Brothers, was sunk by the wind last night. The barge was moored at Owens’ Island, AROUND THEN., C. & 89. L, YARDS, The back water has submerged the tracks and all of the yard of the N, C, & St. L. railroad between the Sixth and Norton street crossing to near Eleventh street, and the wide expanse of the muddy aqua reminds one of ‘Pass Manchi between Lakes Borgoe and Pontchatrain. So far the switch engine is able to. plow her way through the turbulent flood and can stand at least one more foot before her fires would be extin- guished. The passenger train was stepped at Eleventh street last night and started from there this morning. This is done more for safety than from any other consideration, as the switch engine could handle the trains across the waters, bat in the event of a mishap every thing would be blocked. The round house is com- pletely flooded, from three to ei inches of water permeating the entire structure, The road engines so far are taken to the turn table, and are headed around, though they pass through twenty inches of water, The table is completely under water, aod [the men who work it, clad in their ‘| floor of the PT S OCK ANDS or ~~ orage Co. Remember the place, bber suits, look from the t er Mechanic Potter has estab- a temporary branch supply Jepot out at the crossing of the Illt- nois Central, or “Hollow Roc the switch crew designate that abode of the festive hobo. By the way, one of that fraternity took it upon himself last night to play watchman there and was quite officious of the men gave him # tapping him one on the ¢ blacksmith shop is still but another inch will The hou “Cc, at the corner of Sixth ects, is entirely sur »oks like an oasis in nly it is red and the ris pictured green, Eight inches and he vacates. Several large are kept busy running from the Eleventh street to facili- and — keep obstructions. dl goon rly management is for their efforts so faithfully, as it je at a pecuniary loss out yuietus by above the tide inundate it desert— business, clear of come to serve the ts will soon sub- well ye e torren the tracks ity be el It is hoped je and » entire ¢ as as if the conglomeration. Nores The depot and Parbam's coalyards are still high and dry The South tops at J Teachers Sixth street line street now. Franklin car t the school Totten. ow | “Spic and sp: It will pay y We the store in whic} most economic supplied. It is plegMireable indeed to see so many laces of our old cus tomers Gs new store. We believe that we are better prepared to Serve you to your liking than ever befpre and we earnestly and cordiall¥ invite the ladies of Paducah afd vicinity to come to see us oftgn in our new quarters pin touch with the new goods as they arrive. Our advertising ce is muc too small to Rive you any adequate conception of the many good things we have provjded for} our custom Dress Goods. Five WF all wool novelty che- viot, full 34 inches wide, ought to bring 35¢ alyard, our price 23 1-2¢ Five piecks silk and wool mix tures, elegant in appearance and inexpensive at Our price; would be cheap at soc, our)price 39. Woolenettes ig the 15¢ quality for 11 t-2¢ yard./ The best test fe know of to judg: of a dry store is its black dress Ee - ck. We shall not attempt a desfription of the variety uty jot , novelties and be: our stock, Plain weaves, a nd very chic styles afe now ready for inspec tion Dress. Lining. The new silk ard mohair zouaves at prices to pleasg you. Cream Venice dace with yoking to match, so ric ever silk in giv ing tone and cif acter to the dress. incy silk c$lored chiffons and mousselin de gou and braids and bead trimming ta match all of the newest shades of the season. Kid Gloves. our store ose to make this you can best and y get your needs cross the 3 in skiffs from ton tot ets, but few, if any scholars attend from this side Johnnie Nic running ferry to Husbatids lively sbands stre Two littie boys, and Earl Lowe are skiffs from Norton staeets and doing a A SAD CASE. Bettie Grief Believed to BE Crazy. Morning for Wept Locked Up This Breach of the In Court. of rni Bettie Greif is the name young woman arrested tl for annoying the workme » power houses, ly patheti-+, ner’s dock she sobbed ince: face continually hid from view, was continued, that the attor- ness might consult with her. The girl's mind is believed by some to be affected. For some time she has been infatuated with a man whom she constantly annoys, and who has used every effort to keep her away from him. She was arrested today, and lid not give satisfactory answers to the questions asked her by Attorneys Reeves and Houser and Judge San- Jers, and was locked up. A warrant was issued against her for a breach of the peace. The young woman's people live near city, but she has recently nade her home in the city. m t court this morning utly and kept her The SPRING, E ANNIE, Fruit Trees Beginning to Bloom-- M A bird's eye view of Paducah from the custom houge cupola discloses a haze of ine aplon’ verlure on the trees as far ag the eye ybhe Prematurely. and bushes a can reach Buds had revealed themselves on nearly all the trees, and infant leaves sre coming out wo drink in the invig orating air of spring everywhere. The was not very encourag- but it is thought particularly itmosphere ing today,no doubt, that cold weather over. A peach tree outside fone of the city court room windows is in bloom today, and many other fruit trees in the city and outside are beginning to evidences of — approaching ‘The birds are beginning to nd some of the earlier spring e by worn alr Io a rem ly short time fo! e and flowers will be well advanced, and the world will revel in the embrace of that most delightful season, Spring. is show spring arrive, flowers FOR FIVE YEARS. Third Floor of ech Building. Masons Lease the t Li ‘The Masonic ecured through le lodges of Paducah i, the third new Leeeh building on North Fourth street, for five years, The new quarters will be fitted up in the best of styl van to the city as well as a cred- it {to the lodg A Small Suit, Nichols, Shepard & Co., hay, suit in the circuit court against T, L. and C, P. Matlock for $125 and $37.50 respectively, on account, ‘Tho relighle Blind Medium has re- to 635 South Bixth street, Change of nepots. Today all Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis trains began leaving from Eleventh and Norton streets instead of the depot at Fifth an rion. ‘This was rendered imper tive by the water over the track, hat For Sale, At the Suw office old papers, nice and cledy, just the thing to putt. der ¢arpers_apd-on shelves, 25 cents per hundred, 4 business | The case is pecu- | nd will poe an ad| | get it. | With skillfully Frigid auto matic fastenings, ypu will appreci jatethem, We hafe the exclusive jagency—sold onfy here. Very Isome and stflish. Paris best wr the price. Ox\blood, the new tans and plain blacks all richly silk abroic them for 4 dollar—< $1.25, We make pecial sale of lressy buttoy kid gloves at |69c, worth $1 | Many new things {n belts now on play All bleached domestic sold very and hund is of Ham ind nainsook ergbroideries at ngly low prices HARBOUR'S New Quarters, Near Broadway 212 and 24S. Third St. 10D. as “Second. Towels and keen F cutting done in the A BAD WOMAN, | Helen Brooks Held Over to | Grand Jury. | Short Session of Jud, | Court To-Di also. la lou ki the t character we've * was the prelude march in “That's the wor in town today to Judge Sander lice court today, ashe glanced over at Helen Brooks, who had her left eye hidden by a big bandage. Helen |is colored, and was charged with as- | saulting Porteous Boyd, and cutting Jhis coat in several places with a barlow knife. Boyd in retaliation |pursued her into a grocery, struck |her several times and then knocked | her outside, He afterwards bit her with a brick-bat. The woman was held for grand jury action, and Boyd was fined $10 and costs, In ault of a $100 | bond the woman went to jail. Bud Jackson costs for drunkenne: Charles Elmore, who was c with drawing a knife on Joe Bryant, colored, was fined $1 and costs. The boy accidentally collided with him on a stage plank which precipitat ed the trouble. po- was fined $1 and arge d Noti Griflin Tent No. Special review ‘Thursda, at7:15 o'clock, Business portance to transact, Bes Weitte, Commander, J, Croar, RK Notice I hereby notify all concerned that Iam noJomger responsible for any indebtdnegs coptrigted, omy con- tratts aa mywité, Emma, m3 Henny Renkorr, M 25, im- kK. O. Mareh ot For fine foo! wear go to il Lil's, 310 Broadway. The styles te latostueret prices’ the lowest: Scorr a by lalles.” We guarante We are working for ii if moderate prices, first-¢lass Call and be convii WATER FILTERS. is more eabesial to good health than pure water? Ous filters will make impure water as pure and sparkling as spring water. Every family shouJd have one. Every filter tested before leaving our store. GUARANTEED FOR SAVE BY Scott re Co. Sign of Big Hatchet. a 2, ee a ING O. B. STARKS, The AGENT FOR Caligrapl an Densmnare Tpewriters dS 10 SECOND STREET be Will exchange for old Machines at liberal figures. r ies. C. F. Schrader, DEALER IN STAPLE ad FANCY Fresh Meats, Low prices, promp*' and polite attent Give me a trial order and I will please you Free de ivery to all parts of the city, Telephone 169. Cor. 12th & Madison. Just Received Our Spring and Summer Goods 10W Ff 1 to show many of the latest “NOVELTIES IN-DBESS G00DS, Also very many handsome effects jf _ Shirt Waists and Waist Patterns. Atom the best soe factories, the latest lasts and up go date in color and shape, and ourfprices on shoes suit everybody, We have cellent Ine of ladies and men’s an Soe 3 Furnishing Goods. We want your patronage and will be thankful for it too. JNO. J. DORIAN 205 Broadway, Opposite Lang Bros,’ Drug Store. CHAS./ NORWOOD, |. Thg Secondhand Man, Fra: _2y virtue ise Notice An @tdinangd of the t Pi D. A. YRISER, Mayor of the City of Paducah, Franchise Notice. Provisions of an Ordinance oll of the City of Vaduen ‘system ot ply wy erate thepeto in | part of the city. a Ifyou have Cast Off Shoes to sell notify him by; sumers, front of the tween the how ‘ight to ao- oF reject Puls Mared 16, 197, A, YEI“ER, Mayofot tne Ciny'of Paduee’, 104 Fifth Stregh, Onder the Palmey ‘good repiitation And intend to have ‘orkmansKip and good fits will Yours for goog clothing, Salosmen: