The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 16, 1897, Page 3

Aoncgbe arith Ty L, HABPER, 120 8.|Foupth, Room No. % Pe Wilt practichuy-ll the courts of th collecrton Botieerbon of cial y atten WIL, 4 DUSE AND 16H PIN INING AC ALROMIN IN HINA ILA O. Harris. T. L.Crice HARRIS & CRICE, Gy, 12 8 Feuret—Upstairs raphet in jon: J,/0, RUSS, Re TeJéphone 363. Undertakers and embaimers; rf Telephone 12, Wence Telephone 166 1808 Third R. M..McCUNE, Bo Viim Sign Painter, PADUCAH 8YCLE WORKS, 7 126 and 5th St. Office BO2 1-3 8. Sevefith St Sf esi lee OMice Hours 4 y m,f/6 to 8 p. m AST. LOUIS, | Koom and Breaklast, $1 00 When you visit At. | i Hnoanw ay Sireet cars direct to} De? Joerr M.D, HP WiittaMson JUETL& WILLIAMSOK, _ Physicians and Surgeons 2 (Omee Howry Tota wa ttosy iZUitice, No $194 Broadway. > TeLernonn 243, A. S. DABNEY, * @ DENTIST. yY . 406 BROADWAY. J, W. Moore, DESLER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods ef All Kinds, Bec delivery wll parts of the city. th and Adains. Cor Horse Shoeing a Specialty. AlUkinds of tfnpprfection in a horse'gtravel corrected 1 Do Repafr Work of Every Kind, Wonk Gyananreen, ’ Aways on hapd ready for work AENRY—GREIF. J, S. GANSTER, Solicitor of Pension Claims, Veteran of four years in the war of 1861-65. prosécutes claims before the Bureau i of Pensions. oo [falling, a fall of one Franchise Notice. Franchise Notice. ot an ordinang of the ¢ Clty of Paul approy Mareh, J au « Dewees th for at public sil to the Rigs at bidder vii bs the former left for Cairo at 8:30 and the latter sailed away for Evansville as usual at 10 a, m., botha doing good freight aad passen; DR, W.C,/EUBANKS, | WRITTEN AT RANDOM. Just what might bave be ei lias happened D H. Cowling will open ber x6gi)lar Sunday excursions nole Central taolive te becoming | betweey” Metropolis and Paducah dotted with shanty boats beached by; the falling river, have long been a men “nd the most plausit + occupants whi ‘The steamer G down to the Ili next Sfinday, April 19% Mg pans alg at 9: 2 ‘Thee trips will be. un- made dot the managefrent of 7 | questioned Gowling ahd gpleasant trip his assured. were Jeft Moat willletve promptly. high and dey by the river and bad no/ cursions will continue throughout the summer season and should prove a favorite re.ort with our pedple, Cowling is neat and speedy EY/AT-LAW, we to Padacab, means of getting back into the chané Laws have been passed with/a view to driving them away, subterfuge has been ém- » but to no avail, a HiewOry Stoye Wa For Mice stoye wood ¢ 80 far inland that rise such as the last one, The fact 1s that ity boaters do not want to Vaducah too well their boats on the ice axp Rim Co. “Attorneys - at - Law, » old papers, nice and clean, just the thing to put un- der carpets and per hundred. ALL Is. READY. Te Y. M,C. A. Battle Will Mer- rily Proceed, no favors of any one, however, for the ake action towards prevent- ing their beaching their boats before they succeed in doing it There is one now at ison street which It is not yet | Baggage and Moving Wagons Oflice st Wiljétts Livery Stabe, = Matil.Efinger & Co ivils of War Called. snd mysterious lias been seen at various airship which ir Odd Fellows Hal places recently. lieutenants of “Black Cats’? held another entha- » meeting last night and com- the selection of sides, latter, practically captains and is inimminent jeopardy |. from dispatches and. the the ponderous sky-scraper re yet it would have t every second a each month at would have been discovered sooner or every second at Hall over fortune await ‘ Thompson, L. 'G. AL ISBELL, M.D. There seems to be an epidemic of | . Gleaves, F. H, Jucah just now. 3, Sixth, 3/to 9 a. m., 1:30 to 3] things have been suddenly forgotten sscinbled in secret day in each month, at since twelve me L. si irprabe, 1 third Tuesday night tn each mouth ous when a person gets before th . $. Bondurant, Soomge Hernbard, Jr, and third Wedueeday nights in every ST. JAMES HOTEL A sensation or and fourth Monday nights in e: and no doubt third Thursday nights ine: Ratos, see Eee Day. faults and | foibles Mocquot, Q. C. Saturday afterooon in each moi / European Pian, $1.00 Per Day. the members are licked on every corer sT. JAMES HOTEL orge Langstaff, W. George Ingram, » Marshal Par- year, Charlie Rieke ity and theft when he Gordon Swift, V acterized him Ile would never zhan Scott, By Since Clevelan Melvin Wallerstein Milton Wallerstein, teachers and class mates ceeded if he want- But he didn’t want to, a >. Q. C. Leigh, Jeff Herndon, stopped school entirely c. Volsee Chat abandoned himself to indolence sentences he now , B. H. Scott, George M. n life will cling to as the world is Never saw nothin’ to be: a confirmed criminal for want What to do with such | An’ de topie of de and how to stop the breed Dey say he's got a he servation of civilized institutions, DRIFTWOOD GATHERED Junior Privates: Ollie Allard, Ned Gesrue Divi: Kalp i Dil . Brooks ilolliday, Hl Ashland City. r for acouncil of In the course appropriate insignis » Maytlower is due the Tennessee today en route { pins and watch chains bearing Congressman Shattuc, of Ohio, the mouth of lewater this afternoon after Danville on time at 10 registered this: morning 7 o'clock and inch last night ‘The City of Paducah The City of Clarksville is due here above named place , 7, 1 the Clyde arrived here out of the efternoon with® m a anpbuAlly light trip. Pennessee yesterday >A, YEISER, City'of Padueah hen she leaves on her return trip to Florevce at 4 p.m. wharves this morning and in the viebbiky of t Veith local packets laid | were e all in and out for their respec te any ions on excellent ht and people, COLORED DEPARTMENT. CHURCHES, qlimapand Street Church, (M Oa. m. Preach ‘M. Palmer, pastor, im. Rev, B.S. Burks, pastor Washington Street Baptist Church —Sunday | school 9 8 m. Preaching &p m. Wey. Gee W. Dupes, pastor. Seventh Stree school 9a, m. FP Rev, W. S. Baker, sap preaching 11 @ m ‘opm Mtanlord, pastor Bt, James A. M. K church, 10th & Trimble nat? pin, Preaching % streets Sunday chor pm., Rev J. G, Stanford. pastor. rimble Street Christian, ehurch—Sun 1, 9:30 a.m. preaching, Ht & man Wednesday even ii KK. Cotter, pastor. benexer U. HB. Church. (United Hreth hrist),--Services; Sundaybehoo! Preaching 10:30 8 m.and 7 p.m. Visito te the tt others cordial ch, South Fifth stree Onto Tennessee strects,, Iter Woodward AsLOF, COLORED LODGEs. ASONIC roadway, Third Floor. Gregor Li ‘Thursday evening in sack month vening in each mouth ‘Ladivs—Meets every h month. Stone are Lodge No, s—Meets every se aM nd lay in each month INDEPEN DENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS ows Hall, 8 corner 7th & Adams. t Ruth, No. 4#—Meets first and ening in each month at Colored ducah Lodge No. 151 1d Fellows Hall Paducah Patriarchs No, 79.G U 0 0 F— Meets every second Friday evening in each month at Colored Odd Felloww Hal nell No 79.—Meets ucky Lodge No. 4 fourth Tuesday eve lored Odd Fellows’ Ha Young Men's Pride Lodge, No, 17K Meets hn Wednesday evening 2! Broadway UNITED BROTHERS OF FRIENDSHIP. aul Lodge No @5—Meets every second rth Monday evening ineach month at iway No testers if the Mysterions T @ first Tuesday 18) Broadway, Golden Rule Temple aU Ceremonial Temple N pets first and Golden Rule Tabernacte, No. 45, nth Queen Sarai Tabernacte No 30- second th Madaline Tabernacle, hb month, Lily of the West Tabernacle, No, 65, Meets second and fourth Thursday nights in each month Pride of Paducah Tent, No. 5. Meets first Star of Paducah Tent Meets sec nd Saturday Pm tn each month. Lily of the West rent, Meets third saturday Pm in each month ad Army of the Republic meets urth Tuesday nights in each mi "Ko T, Hall over Martin.s barber she A NEW MAN’S IN DE CHAIR. I's asittin’ here in de sunshine, Upon de front do’ stair, A hopin’ an’ a-thinkin’ Dat we all will better fare, left de White House, An’ a new man’s in de chair, An’ I see de men go ‘long de street, Wid both deir eyes aglare, An inquisitive expression Do deir faces seem to wear, Dat axes, ‘‘What you think about De new man in de chair?" Dare is a robin in de orcha’d, Dat’s a-whistlin’ through de air An’ judgin’ by bis merry tone, 1 "low he is aware Dat Clevelan’s left de White House, An’ a new man’s in de chair. at it, in I declare woes of Greece and Cu- It is ‘mu: Today de ba Quite forgotten are, tion Is de new man in de chair. » to do De losses to repair; Dat dis count been a feelin’ Fer de las’ fo’ years-— While de authur ob dese hard times Was sittin’ in de chair, But de fust thing dat 1 want ter} | know, To see, to fee' or hear, Is some changes fer de better In de financial affair, An’ dat's what [is gwine ter look for, Since McKinley's in de chair. By E, T. Jones, in Riemond Plan- et. tO APPOIN NE » | Congaessman Shattue Will Ignore All Protests. From the St. Louis Globe-Demoerat Washington, D. C., April 14 terday nominated D, J, Bundy colored lad of Cincinnati, to a « detship at Annapolis, He has | urged to withdraw the name, but ssys he will stand by the appoint- ment. There have been soe mur murs of disappointment from the na- val academy and threats of students to resign. “The boy earned the appointment fairly,’’ said Gen, Shattue today, “There was & competitive examin tion and two colored lads, one of n Bundy, outstripped their Cau- an competitors, One of them, however, proved to be over 20, and was therefore debarred, Thad told them the competition was open to every eligible boy in my district. Bundy, who won, is one of the handsomest boys I ever saw, Yesterday I sent his name to etary of the Navy, and he} will be appointed, I have received | the S no communications from the students at Annapolis on the subj but sev- eral congressmen have told me that it was an unwritten law not to allow acolored by at Annapolis. ‘They told me if I persisted it would by up the school, that other students would resign. ‘ +Let them resign and be damned,’ | L replied; ‘that boy earned his ap-| going to) pointment fairly, and 1’ ‘The packets Dick and Joe Fowler, after transacting their business here | this morning left for their different For Sale by Oehlyehlaeger &) power to do 80, destinations on scheduled time, Walker see that he goes to Annapolis and re- es fair treatmeat if it is in my cel \Aist) Sun. a.m 9nd jodist) Sun- | m. and 8p, st, Church —Aenday | i, a. mM. and sp. m, ehers’ meeting Thursday evenings, 7:30. allare coridially Invited. 5 a.m. ge No 20—Meets every first Lodge No 6—Meets every first Meets every finst third Monday ineach month at Colored Re: Easter, liams and Ma Anthem ts tirat | TY ta fist and The church to meet | Third street tonigh' alters can readily be appl Gen, Shattue said if the lad is will-} doubt.—Chicag> Chronicle. DP. W. H, NELSON Physician ands) © 70 Washinuton EASTER SUNDAY Will s6ow he diex” shotild Cail on . | Mis’J. B. Mersiweather/ Fashionable Harrison str do the ing to subject him tion he will Annapolis, owing (Shattue) Gen, Shattuc says he hi ed that no colored bo: degree at the district, TOOK A WIFE And the Third Deg Mr. Robt. Dunlap married yester- day at 3 0° Third degre sonic lodg in possession Easter Exercise At Burks’ Chapel, A.M. E. The following program will be hearsec Anthem—choir. Ritual Service—Rev. ( Prayer-—Prof. I Dialogue Afric Recitation— Della Asku Anthem— ‘Tableau— mmittes Miss Georgia Burks Rev. G. I Jame ble s treets, Up to now twelve have been added to the church are expectin, Sunday. At der will pr S. Baker, of the Se tist church, will pr Beloved Theme: a2 The Paducah District and Sunday School meet in Clinton, K in order to be there at 12 o'clock it will t y,2 Pues have been m When you purchase for vertificate third rates PERSONAL AND of the 7 painted Waldorf Astor und Ls M. Osires, of Pa t the Cast best known tudy, und the where dc Iby a ular lighting circuit. socket in any room. Paduc ah «the Same at 8 o'clock. "* by several boys Recltation— Pledge,’’ Recitation Mattie Robinso: Anthem—I will si Duet—Lelia Willi Johnson, Recitation —** by Cora Lee tation—** James J by Kece Rew 4 rowns of Sorr members chor 3 Mr Wall Paper Window Shades IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. Joowet ATFENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS. W. S. 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