The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 8, 1897, Page 4

J.D. Bacon & Co.|J. D. Bacon & Co. PHARMACYSTS. —Prescriptions filled af all hours.— Night Bell side of door, Pharmacists, Druggists and Apothecaries, jf: Cor, Sventa axp Jackson Stree APOTHECARIES. We make a specialty of obtaining all kinds of barks, roots and Herbs, #0 that you can get anything y 0 want in this oft-neglectad line of ocr bust ness. DRUGGISTS. Can prepare your family or private recipes, from a liniment fo a corn cure, and do it right. sy Papucan, Kr. is the day Yor new Spring clothes. No man should let Easter pass without 1fiving Jan order to his taiior. If you want to be sure to receive your glothes in time, to get the latest patterns, style and Perfect ft, you should visit my loring estgblishment. W. J/Dicke, TOL CONTRACTORS. posals il be received at the I Clerk i the City of Padu Ape 517, ards of gravel lke sample id grrvel ee order: ‘eouse D'eloe yi Provided by the street inspector, {© be delivered on the sitects when ed Dy the stract inspector or Or Bona n for fafthful per pe gt any bid accepted terves the right — WEATHER REPORT. Louisville, April 8.—Rain tonight and Friday morning, followed by clearing and slightly warmer weather. LOCAL MENTION. Will Take Place Thursday. The Masonic fraternity has fixed the date for instituting a lodge at Grahamville, this county, April 15, next Thursday. The institute was _-Postponed on account of inclement weather from the first of last month. Monday, April 12 at the Robins Glass & Aueens ware Company’s low prices. Tat. dl bad See Scott Hardware Company about Branite iron, ware. Funerat Today. The funeral of the late Mr. LW. Emery took place at 10 o'clock this morning from Grace Ej i-copal church, quite a crowd bei ate tendance. Iron Mountam Route. All trains via the Tro Mountain Route are running through from St. Louig to \Memphis, Hot Springs and all Texas points without delay. 7al4 Whether it’s a stubborn cold or just a sniffle, you cam cure it for good with Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey. This family remedy taken in time will stop the progress of consump- tion and bring the color of health to the pallid cheek. Sold by Oehlschlae- ger & Walker, Fifth and Broadway. ion, Kepublicans. ‘The Lincgin Club is galled to meet tonight at Col. John J. Dorjad’s, at 8 o'clock, J. H. Fox, Pres, Fast Mail Last Night: The well known play,*Fast Mail,’ was played to @ good crowd at ae ton’s opera house last night. It had been presented here several times be- fore. Elegant cheese of all kinds served with a cold glass of beer by 8. 2nd St Repubiican Committee Meeting. The Republican county committee is called to meet at the Sun office Friday April 9th, at 7:50 o'clock, A full meeting is desired. F. M, Fister, Chairman, For Sale, At the Sux office old papers, nice and clean, just the thing to put un- der carpers and on shelves, 25 cents per hundred. Horse For [Sale. Gentle driver, safe for anybody to drive. Will sell cheap if sold at once. 7a3 L. M. Buewvers’ Baxkey, 437 South Fourth Street. Ambitious, Capable Young Man. Wants position of any kind where advancement is possible. Knowledge of dry goods, book-keeping, collect- ing. He isa stayer av r pnable wages. Address X. Y, Z., Sun of- fice tt Purify Your Blood fubby Taking, Dr, Claxton’s und Extract of Sarsaparilla @ patent Of tus fi following / Co makes| It is made 1 known reme: Todide Potaph Jodide Iron’ Ask your famfly doctor if it ts not» blood medicine} Sold only at McPHERSON’S TH DRUG STORE PERSONALS. Mrs. Ed Ware is quite i1t day. M. T, Boughter, of Kuttawa, is at tw Palmer. W. Thorpe, of Pottsville, is at ‘THIEVING GYPSIES Tudge Sanders Says They Have No Right , of Civcinnati, is at the Palmer, Mr. J. V. Hardy, at the Palmer. J.D. Watson came in this morn- ing from Mayfleld. W. H. Prenneck, of Evansville, is at the New Richmond. W. A. Cunningham, of St. Louis, is at the Palmer, Capt. Billy Crozier and back from Evansville. Mr. Lee Crumbaugh returned yes- terday to Memphis. Mr. J. ‘T. Myles returned morning from Mayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wiser are par- ents of a twelve pound girl. Mrs. J. B. Barnes, of Grand Riv. [PY "AY of parenthesis that as a rule ers, guest of Major Barnes to- this class of nomads is simply aset of day. 8 thieves, and said that yesterday afternoon late a young man Capt. P. W. Hollingsworth re- of Mechanicsburg, whose mother tugaed this morning from Cape Gir-]ig 1 complained that a gypsy atdeau. “ woman had fleeced his mother out of Miss Lena Henneberger is visiting} $6.20 in money, four old-fashioned her sister, Mrs. John Alexander, in| quilts and a looking glass on the pre- Midway, Ky. text of telling her fortune, insuring Mc. Heory J. Powell, of Cincin-|her a speedy recovery, and guaran- nati, manager of the Manhattan In-| teeing her the receipt of $100 about surance Company, is in the c’ May 6th. The many friends and admirers off ‘The woman of course was an im- Miss Mattie Baker wi'l regret to hear|Postress, and simply stole the mis- that she has gone to Evansville to lo- | @¥ided old lady's goods. cate. The gypsies who Sete in Meath . ‘i 4 ;,Jup in Mechanicsburg all left ou the Sap relg as Liane ceive Maytlower yesterday for St. Louis, evening and accompany her Monroe Veatch. colored, pulled a D. G, Murrell, to} pistol on Tack Armstrong, colored, at Seventh and Adams night before last. He said the pistol had no cyl- inder when questioned this morning, but afterwards professed to be igno- Hs Name and Home Awaken Of-| rant of what a cylinder was. ficial Sympathy. He was fined $50 and sentenced to twenty days in jail on ove charge, $5 An itinerant bavjo picker was! for a breach of the peace and narrow- found about daylight this morning by|\y escaped being fined for presenting Officer Crow, in the doorway at Bow-|q pistol at another. man’s grocery, at Tenth and Broad-| Jn the same case Armstrong was way. He was somewhat befuddled, | fined $5 and costs and Tom Parker but not quite ripe enough to ““pick.’"| was released, The man’s name is JimCollins,and his home is in North Carolin: Be-| The case inst Kos, Little, cause his given name is similar to| charged with striking Burnett Beau- that of the officer, his home, North} regard, colored, with a spoke, was Carolina, was originally that of the} dismissed. The evidence showed officer, and bis surname is the same| that the darkey advanced in a threat- as that of Marshal Collins, the unfor-|eaing mauner towards Mr. Little. tunate musician was released. At least this is what they tell as a joke on the oftivers. TO TRAVEL THROUGH KENTUC! of St. Louis, is Police Trib- unal--Short Docket. Today's Session of the wife are{FIGHT INVESTIGATED A’O SETTLED. Judge Sanders, of the police court, stated to the press representative this morning that there wis a Kentucky statute prohibiting gypsies from pass- ing through the state. He declared this this aunt, Mrs, Dr. New Orlean: ITLNERANT MUSICIAN, Thomas Ross, the painter, who was cut on the head by Mrs. Robt. Hook day before yesterday at the Hook boarding house vn North Third, was fined $3 and costs. No other war- rants have been issued, but it is said At the Term of Uncle Sam's Tri-| that some of the neighbors have been complaining of the boarding house. FOUR CONVICTIONS, bunal. Four government prisuners were carried away at 1 o'clock this morn- ing by Deputy U. S. Marshals Black- burn and Hawes. Orey ‘Turnbow and Andy Sanders, given a year for breaking into the postoflice at Brown’s Grove, and Chas. Livingston, sen- tenced to four years for counterfeit- ing, were taken to the government prison at Columbus, O., and Oatman Sanders to the reform school Louisville. ICA Will Be Given at the Residence of Mr. J. R. Puryear, The Pastors’ Aid Society of the First Baptist church will give a musi- cale tomoriow night at the residence of J. R, Puryear, 328, North Eighth The following program will rendered : Piano solo Voral solo Violin solo. Plano due solo a People’s Line Car This “a solo Morning. Motor No. 5, of the People’s Line, caught fire in some manner about 1:30 o'clock this morning at the company’s sheds on Madison street, near Tenth, and was damaged to the extent of $200 before the fire depart- ment exinguished the blaze. Mr. Myron Chand'er Mrs, Lillie Stewart Mrs. Will Clark Mixses Puryear Mr. Walter Clark Miss Katie Robins Master John Stewart Miss Gussie Herring Mr. Cray Miss Eitte Reed Mr. Will Brazelton Miss Al oe Bagby Mrs, DL Lew s 10 cents. Piano solo Vooal solo Violin solo, Voesl solo Admission, SMALL BLAZE. PARKER NOMINATED, Mayfield C atches for irt ecoud Tin jouse Louisville Populists Name Him By Acclamation, Fire was discovered in the court house at Mayfield yesterday morning but was extinguished before much damage was done. 1: is supposed to have caught fire from a cigar. This is twice the court house has caught in a mysterious way. Jo A. Parker, formerly editor of the Kentucky ‘*Populist’’ here, was yesterday nominated by acclamation at the Populist convention at Louis- ville for Clerk of the Court of Ap- peals, The Fast Mail, Lincoln J. Carter's famous svenic lo-drama ‘The Fast Mail’’ ap- peared st the Opera house last nig't to a fair sized and very appreciative audience. It sustained its former reputation here, that of heing one of the best plays before the public. “The Fast Muil”’ isa great play and will never wear out. It will al- ways receive a hearty welgome here. WEDDING IN THE COUNTY. C.M. McFadden and Miss Debby Moody United, C. M. McFadden, aged 28 and a farmer, and Miss Debby A. Moody, aged 28, both of the county, were ji- censed to marry yesterday and were united last even he Y. M ‘The board of directors Y.M C. A. at 7:30 tonight, H. E_ Rosevear, state secretary, meet with them, The ladies’ committee will hold a special meeting atthe Y. M. C, A. Friday morning at 10 o'clock, A full meeting is desired, A. ect at the Mr. will Patrons of the Water Com- pany are reminded that rents for this quarter were due April Ist. Those who intend to renew their rents should de'so by the 10th, as all premises in arrears after that date will be shut off. 7a4 For Sale, Two new bedsteads with mattress- Call at 326 North Fourth street, Will be sold cheap on account of room, Ta dt When the case against Geo. Jones, colored, charged with criminally as. saulting Alice Mitchell, his step-sis. ter, was called in the circuit court yesterday, part of the evidence wus heard and on motion of Common- wealth’s Attorney Bradshaw the case was dismissed, there being nothing in it, es. Another Republican. Another Republican voter came to town today Louis J. Petter, ibe Popular butcher, has a new boy, is a8 proud as a youngster with ae ‘The case against John Mutch, a Hfirst pair of trousers, one-armed railroad man, charged with stealing $76 from a section foreman of the Illinois Central near Herbst’s grocery a few months ago, was dis. missed by the grand jury, the prose- Cups and saucers at Iie a set (6) at the Robins Glass & Queensware Cowpany Monday, April 12. Tad. AND BROADWAY. try. Elesttie light Globes wt the Robins cuting witness having left the coun- Glass and Queonsware compapy, 1.D. Bacon & 0.|BANKRUPT STOCK IN THE HANDS OF “|The Paducah Auction and Storage Co. ‘The entire stock of Shoes, Cloth i id ts of the Louisville vig (RRIFE Mets SAL ri a very. oe price and we are prepated-to sell vou these goods at léss than manufacturer's secure facgaine before they aré gone. Remember the place, PADUCAH AUCTION & STORAGE CO. Corner Third and Court. Milliner a You can make y6ur dolfars do dou- ble duty herein buying all that is beautiful hyd” becoming/in Millinery. We put more ideas an ius into our Milliner; all others combined jh Vaducah. To buy your best hat without consulting our stock |s doing/your good my atid purse an injustice. Dress Goods | Hatt, Jewelry, by Pies re WAS pu! ices, Come early and BLACK GLOUD Oceasioned Great Consternation | in the City. But Passed Over Without Doing Any Daitiage. An ominous looking cloud passed partly over and partly around Padu- cah shortly after 11 o'clock tha morning. The Western horizon became very dark, and in a few seconds, it seem- ed, the atmosphere became alarmiag- ly dark, with skurrying, twisting clouds, and the indications were that theré would bea cyclone. There was nothing buc @ heavy rain, however, little wind being felt. The storm was too high. There was general consternation all over the city, nevertheless, and a the court house fiscal aud circuit courts both temporarily suspended, while frightened attendants and offi- cers rushed excitedly about, not a few going fato the yard to wateh the clouds when it seemed certain that orm would not be felt here. here was also great alarm at all the school buildings, but fortunately the gloom and the accompanying fear soon vanished. ‘The lower current air seemed to be from the east, but the terrible looking cloud came from the West or Northwest, At Cairo this morning there was almost a wa- ter spout, ove inch of rain falling in ten minutes. There was little dam- age, however, from wind. So far as could be learned, there was no damage done in adjacent towns or territories by the storm. CIRCUIT COURT. Conviction Made — This Morning. One The Case Against Will Hudson Is The season /is rich in checks but blacks and navy blues are great for skirts and make dresses that are al- s ready one oe ny We invite ye qual- ity and coi sider the on if to noe If we are not really saving ygu 10 to %6 por cent. We believe w are and that ill think 80 too, / 36 inch all ius in variety GRAVEL ROADS. The Committee Makes a Partial Report ‘oholpe 66 neh serges ai S80, Nigh qeads o8 ingh novelties in Va- fiety at 37 1-2¢. Fine 40 inch Sifting Jackards at 470. Very tine 62 ingh Mobair Chiviott at 49e. And hundreds of other styles of qually low priges. Wash Goods A stock of matwhiges heanty, sty! beyond description. Prices Utet nit please our custott TO FISGAL COURT TODAY. Is Waiting For the Cittnell to Take Some Action, les RECOMMENDST ONS MADE BY COMMITTEE hamburg edgings awa! The most important feature of to- your choice { day's session of fiscal court was the partial report of the committee ap- pointed to investigate the purchase of the gravel roads, The report was accompanied by a request for farther time, which was granted in otder to gite the committee time to hear the decisions of the couticil relative to donating its stock to the county should the latter make the purchase. The report shows thatthe Paducah and Ballard county road consists of nine and one-half miles of the road proper, with five miles of the Hinkle ville road. The outstanding stock at face value is $2 , of which the city owns $10,350. The original cost was $23,150. The Paducah and road includes seven and one-half miles, outstanding stock at face value being worth $28,000. The city owns nothing in this road. The Paducah and Benton road in- cludes 9's miles, 9 miles being in McCracken county. The outstand- ing stock at face value is worth $58, 000, and of this the city holds $1 000 in bonds. The original cost was $60,000. The Paducah aad Mayfield gravel road comprises five miles. Outstand- ing stock at face value 5, of the border hi eilings M Window shades todnted on spring re for 15e, 2c, 26d, 300 and 35e # pide La 39 curtains at extremely low prices if a1 25 81,48 91.76 and $2.00 Soft *iniwh b bleac hed —— atdl-2 be, be and 61 Tite best rit ait for boys and girls ever solb in Paducah at 2 pair for Be Mattings It is said that Congress is now legis lating a bill that will double the J on all cheap matin nd add ie a yard to the 20 and qualities. We ave just received @ nice assortment of straw and cotton warp mattings and will be pleased to Bave you see them for your mattings wants, prices 10c, 12 1°2¢, 17¢, 20¢ and 25e 4 yard. Harbour’s North Third Street. Lovelaceville Now on Trial. Dempsey Hill, colored, broke into Mrs. Carrie Jobnson's residence, 410 North Fifth street, a few months ago and stole a suit of clothing, some shirts, etc. He was captured in Union City, Tenn., and brought back for trial, admitting his guilt at the time. When the case was called this morning, however, he pleaded not guilty, but the charge was proven on him and he was given two years in the penitentiary. Several cases in the common law docket were called and disposed of. The divorce suit of Sallie M. Elrod against Jerry Elrod was dismissed. In the case against Will Skelton, charged with house breaking, the at- tendance of John Lehnhard, of Ev- ansville, was ordered. The case against Will Hudson, charged with obtaining a watch and other valuables from Annie Harper by false pretenses, is on trial this af- ternoon. The grand jury will likely make a report this afternoon. A batch of half a dozen or more indictments will be returned, but all are in jail cases. FLYING MACHINES, William Schumacher Will Soon Complete Two at Me- tropolis. Says They Will Without Be Doubt. a Mr. William Schumacher, who was manager of Ramona park last year, was in the «ity today, As stated I fore, he is constructing a flying ma chine at Metropolis, Ill. He is now building two, one to use as a model in securing a patent, and the o her for his own experiments. He feels confident that his invention will prove a success, and will com- plete it in about a month. It is said that be is backed by the New York World, and when asked about this today by a Suv reporter replied that he ‘was dickering with the New York World.’’ Important Notige, All persons knowing (femselves in- debted to the firms of Rogers & King and John Rogers &on are hereby warned to call andAeitle the same at once at my ollige, No, 127 South Fourth street, And thereby save to themselves cos, as 1 will be forced to proceed hy law to collect same, unless otherwjse settled promptly, Ep H. Puryear, Receiver of Rogers & King and John Rogers & Son. d26tt Dr. Edwards, apecialty; Eyes, Eat, Nose and Throat, Pagetahs Ky,” ly Dr.med. Albert Bernheim,|::: 120 North Oltics Hours {1-33 re | \ 6 which the city owns $4,000. There is a debt of $3,000 on this road, which cost $9,825. The prices asked for the roads are; Paducah and North Ballavd Paducal ovelacev lle Morton's Opera House, FLETCHER TERRELL, MGR. Three Nights & Saturday Matinee BEGINNING Paducab and Mayfield Rie 8 Thursday, April 8th. Nileralsn Cleanse Co to the county, minus the stock the “a owns, would be: Producing Animated Pictures, DOUBLE MEGAPHONOGRAPH, | Producing Latest Vocal and In- mental Selections, A Refined Exbibition. Amusing, Ingtructive and Inter. esting. Prices—10, 20 and 90 cents Thursday at usual place SATURDAY MATINEE, ~z A.P.T.L. The American ProtectiveTariff League is a national organization advocating “Protection to American Labor and Industry” as explained by its constitue tion, as follows: aqcgsish (te. tere tat tart atly secure “American industrial produ Sgunet the somparivon of foreign labor. There are no personal or private profits in connection with the organi- zation and it is sustained by member. ships, contributions, and the distribu. tion of its publications, «= FIRST: Correapendence fe, eoehin™ “and ra ovelaceville h and Benton Padueah and Mayfield A tax of two cents on the $100 would pay for the roads if the city would double its stock and accept therefor those portions of the roads lying inside the corporate limits as extended, The committee will await the ac- tion of the council, and will them probably meet in called session. Fiscal court has been paying more attention today to bills than anything else. ‘This afternoon the levy for the ensu- ing year will likely be made,and it will probably be the same as heretofore, $1.58. The two cents tax mentioned above is for maintaining the roads each year, and pot for buying them. A special Jevy is not required for this. Seats on sale CLCANING CLOVES, A Veni Question, Dat quest cat establishments for scouring and renovating clothing feem to ignore this portion of their work with a contempt for such small economies quite characteristic of the American tradesma ‘ stiff gloves that are re- ur regular scourers marked contrast to the work of the French glove-cleaners, A glazed kid glove is difficult to clean, because the polish is removed in the process of the work and cannot be re- etored, but gloves of the soft-finished, undressed kid, if they are of first qual- ity, may be rej r ned, and ouly grow softer and prettier in the prow They m se a little of their color, but the more delicate and flower- like the bloom on the surface of such a glove the If th turned by my as “cleaned eo HIAD: W . ine of dooumente ail 0) aden of Ue TE ue ‘Com: Diet ost wil’ be mailed te any addreve for BO conta. ore desirable are very much soiled it to clean them thor- ult will amply re- for the trouble, always provid- are gloves of fine make, Purchase at a chemist's a pint of the nicest refined benzine. Do not attempt to get the deodorized fluid; if the gloves are properly aired every particle of the unpleasant odor will pass away, and they will quickly take on the fragrance of violets or any perfume which lines your glove sachet, Stretch the gloves —on your hands—one at atime. It is 4 great convenience for two persons to do this work together, one putting on the gloves and the other cleaning them. A pair of wooden hands of the size of your hands is a great convenience. Have a supply of small cloths of white cotton, or, better still, of linen, Dip one of these cloths in a little of the ben- E zine and begin rubbing the gloves. f a fresh Clean them first carefully at the tips Hang Lot saturate the leather with benzine at any time, but apply just enough of the benzine with the cloth to re: move the dirt, It will require vig orous rubbing to do this, In a few minutes the cloth will I that a clece one must be used, enw th cloth frequently, es it absorbs the d Rub the gloves with downward strokes from tl ers tothe wrist, After a short time the gloves will be found per- feetly clean, but they have now the harsh look of a “cleaned glove Lring forward a bow! of taleum pow der. Kub the gloves thoroughly with it, applying it with a flannel cloth, Thi powder absorbs any remnant of oi! such ax is found in even the best re fined benzine, and restores the roft, After the wrhly with ile. and wherever they ure most soiled, Do in the open « hours, un cannot reach them, In ¢ tale them in and Jay them 6 use @ prepara- tion of one quart of deodorired ben zine with one dram of sulphuric eth one dram of chloroform and two « of alcohol, The gloves are washed in this preparation, There {s the same objection, however, to this process as there is to all processes where the leather $y saturated, that it is apt to make the gloves stiff and hard, ‘Tal cum powder may be purchased at any geod druggist’s shop, ~- Philadelphia Press, 5th Street, (NEXT PALMER HOUSE.) oa Telephon 364 ee, . ATTORNEYS Genuine Granite lronwaré For a Few Days we will sell Genuine Granite Ironware as follows : ‘Tea or Coffee Pot Se eac ch Rice I 3 qt. Genuine Granite ; r (with cup) 39¢ 4x Pan te Tea K Drink Cup Me Wash Basin sur 22¢ SCOTT HARDWARE CO. INCORPORATED. 318 to 324 Broadway. LEADING. 5c./ CIG.ARS Sign of Big Hatchet. Tr e@ Ask For Them. | AUS AGENT FOR Caligraph and Densmore Typewriters and Supplies. 107 SOUTH SECOND STREET hines at liberal fgures ber Will excha: Md Mac C. F. Schrader, J EALER IN STAPLE Fresh Meats, &c. yloa 1 will p Tolephoue 160, Just Received Our Spring and Summer Goods NOVELTIES N DRESS c000s, » very many hapdsor i Shirt Waists and Waist Patterns, met oO U-b-1-£-U-1 Our Shoes Give me a | parts of the city Cor. 12th & Madison, ow prices, promp! aod on trial yet? and we you, Freed pronounced the n color and s ou shoes suit lent Ine of ladies Goods. Wor itado, Furnishing We want your patronage a vag. J. DORIAN 205 Broadway, Opposite Lang Begs,’ Drug Storr. CHAS, / NORWOOD, The YS hee Man, 214 Court Street. Has somé exeellenjbargnins in Second Hand Clothing ee /and Shoes. See his $3 ion ry Shoes. Thefe are pone better. »shave and woeh}the qi ipl ath we ex yes apd hair avhiy Lehi 1 ut well ms Of course we bon But have clean: ‘stand. Remember the name and p! LITTLE TOM ATKL New New arbor Shop, nm pand made a’ first-class Shoes repaired and delivered to any part of the eity, WALTER SCO / 108! §. $écond, Ifyou have Cast Of Glothing or Shoes to sell notify him by, postal card and he will call and get them, DAN . SMITH Has gpengst a dew stock of ~ GROCERIES-« at his stand on the corsler of and Adams, Cll ang’see hin his prices ; he Will save you New fi Razors Heatest sty GREER & REED Practice in all courty AT-LAW. venth nd get bet, 7 on Office, Broadwas, sth and everything you ape Free pry to all pits of ihe i 5th, over Thompson, the ‘Lailor’s,