The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 20, 1897, Page 3

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4 Jused on the instruments they are Mempht Orleans & Ci ' RATLROAD TIME TABLES,” DR. W. C. EUBANKS, | WRITTEN AT RANDOM, (i ome. in , pap aes ows § | , ‘ eke} Company, Nashville, Chattanooga d St. Louis OMGOP MTHS, :: 7 The interior arrangement is very it Howdy sormplicated, and full of cells, whict 2 Railroad. 306 firogyefay. — ‘TelepHone ian. | complicated, and full of cells, whieh, 2 eavetais ep ai Deval START PE ve | A great deal of the encoces of af PY adjusting the stope, changes the ~ courn South. re tone its lyoung man's lite, and especially |tone of the instrument to suit any 70's m < nes _ husiness career, depends to a large/ ther instrument, and changes it to Our day service ehables you to run fans off of reg- Janet. 1.44 i \ L. HARPER, | deste on his earlier efforts and train. | 8¥ ee ee, blero A ular lighting circuit. Atfagh fan to any electric light : . . a ‘ Jing. An instance illustrative of this| Strings. ‘The stops are knob f : . o ATTORNEY- AT -LAW,| wns brought to. the notice of the| the eiges ant by pulling them ont | socket in any room,~No dangerous high voltage pow- t ha & a“ ter ads © ago. any instrument can be made to soun¢ = W> ee 120 8. Botrth, Réom Nev 2, weiter © day ot two ago, : like bells, flute, fife, ealliope, piano, | er or railroad cirewit in your store or residence. Witt praeere tn wit the conriaot the mare} A Young man who has riven to « f ioe ae , Coltectlon of clattns promply ateenion high position in business circles, has|Of@an, skin covered instruments o p> f ine prong hia posit mn Jn bastness oitcles ies EaviMiair dus wou sutiad tof. elle. Wise, | Day ant Night Servicer Store lights, JO to 10c per mo. mor + ane Cyfeinnatt.| ; = { LL. WILLE, _ | hes now cusbarked in business of hia lips tas mkt Genoa pioneer aca ereedahe ema ow “Eo 19tox8ce * | . own, was being discussed in an office {#8 refused an offer of fot “ “ “ a, “ | }| HOUSE-AND SIG PAINTER, on legal row the whole set when complete, provid Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Packet Electric Fan $1.60/ | ) GHArNio, Kat ‘Well, 1 always knew he would} he make no others. | | j \ (* taeise"asndeauowvot Foam linake w success in life,” remarked| He will organize a special company Tennessee and Ohio River Transpor- | Price of current for lights depends on ndmber | Rees on * vavvean. xy) oneot the olper citizens, A anid {Ad travel with his oddities when he Nip af . are m1 4s been pi uncer excellent = or: ne . someone else, ‘ 4 / Par Duinoan,{ r mer Ben HARRIS 8% GAIGE, fom wages [tte oa wcomronaren /, EMRE rh is Attorneys - at - Law, |!\w ri ya eer Ba wack GRAVES GOUNTY oy 9) tf — A. @.BINSTEIN, | {LLiNOISCENTRAL RAILROAD q etl atin DY paper long years ago. 5 "as “ iis by HN sae Upaaie ittle fellow but was prompt, energitic 7 Pada eh Psokets (Dally excep |_ 2% Vv . and Mgt. . —_—_—_ ——— | und could always be relied upon, and Stes. JOE Pow! Fit ant JOHN $, HOPKINS ence ME MRS ER Sd Sil LO J, 0, RUSS, body hugged the stove, the boy Paducah and Cairo Packet Line (Dally except PADUC “AH ( YC L E \V ORKS. Baggage and Moyieg Wagons would bring my paper back and band Steamer ‘Dit nel ER 3] C! ae it to me instead of leaving it on the] Thirty-two Special Officers Keep Leaves Paducah t ocutne o GillegAt Willetts Livery Stable, [Moor I knew he didn’t come in to pf ] ae ih J. Bs WOW sane 90 and 128 North Fifth Street, { Telent: . [warm for be didn't stay long enough, Toughs Away From anes Near Pater Hovsr. ophons 06 Jand always brought it in whether the Faney Farm. / 3 . Ar Princetot..".. 4 : Any wad ares Ge Gers Mave NE For Sale by /Ovhisehiaeger & Mrs. JoeB.) Merriweather, — ; eae HS f Matil- Eff BI & C0 and so have = many others|Horrible Death of a Farmer's alker Fashionable ressinabss, relies te AF Leoueviie? S41 0 pm y Undertakess“and embatiners. — {eince, ‘That was before any of the Rombrkabia Hisths, Vira vhertase iged, High Grade Bicycles |‘ fincas Spm febn visa Telephone 138 130 8 Thira | Papers here now were even thou and Bicycle Sundries| ‘mu: 8.0 pm 13) pin 0 Telephone , of, I guess, but none of us he / pm 23h pm gotten what a good paper boy that! ‘Tye highest degree of civilization » N Agent for Oulell Typewriter, Price $40.00. Syitable for Ministers, Doc- ere i R. M. McOUNE, young man made.’? probably doesn’t extet in sotne parte tors, Lawyers, Teachers, and in reach of all. n 3p Paper boys might profit’ by this. of Graves county, atleast. Yester- Ks The Only Exc , le 2 in the (City. Riding School free opm , of Gre Ys . Yer hysteia, Kai Sgrgeon, The Only Exclusive Bicycle House in the (City. Riding School free Fo pm , Heme Sign er Any kindness or courtesy shown at} day's dispatches state that about oa af to all buying wheels from us, WE invite you to call and see OUR Sid deiee * rnampenta § | any time may “af especie yeh 6,000 people attended the Easter ser- ,| WHEELS and get Bottom Prices on same. tween Ula , mt al OE E WORKS, | sconer or Inter 1t will beoome evideat| "eee yr nney, Fata een Flbe fo J. R. PURYEAR, Manager. 4 aos « peo0! of Mayfield yesterday, ane 01 le . 126 and 198 N, 5th St. to all, aud remembered by them in| rst time in years there was good or- COLORED “ — future years, when their good opin-| der kept, Thirty. two special offic a ion, formed from the boy's excellent | \org wer mitted re Princ os hat DEPARTM EN T W HEN YOU DRINK wy jualities as a paper carrier, may| church and co admission of ten cents , | ocean aemeeeetan ateeSeaamtaseth ! ede them to render him invaluable! way ch, t the door to keep the Aption G03 }-3 eat SF stew, “9 weck that he be afforded protection. neat PONE aA i kb > Arrive Metrops 5 ) Office Houre4730 to 9 a, m.,1:80t0 3] Que of the most amusing damage! 4 two-year-old child of Mr. Bob ; a hint suits ever tried in a Kentucky court : j ’ “ y Pp. m., 6 tos p.m pate see te Tenge nt| Beasley, « prosperous farmer, living wt hci it *— | Loutevilh Jay in the law and| ‘miles south of Mayfield, was | e sovrw noc ; = | Louisville ‘ | scaled to death The} &xe! oe a | Ae oie ia aera Leave St Lous Brinton B. Davis, |S vision, 1 mas © sult of (other lefta bow! of on| dour tn ee rom Binetnsy vile | mages against. the Lonievile « {te floor into which the little child ol 8 ,; ‘ m ti Carbondale, } ARCHITECT. a. . Ges jae lide fell, and was scalded to death before) TFOUSEFS 3. 5e and up| cag hiskies, Wines, Beer, Cigars, CIC | Marion | Nashville d Company growing : hool 9a. m s i \ Hikes An Cormas Nab, Beak <d injury to his hand | * Could be reached. dj |e W. 8. Ba RESTAURANT OPEN AT ALL HOURS, of wpm, am j ce AmeGorman 3 ‘ shipped from this} Another G saver CoURty women bee | MITE and up St Pau ' Stop tor meais—Aii trains fun dally, f ne ; mn pres ; ence | Tain is the popular line ae St tae and » er Frankfort and which was! attracted no little attention in regard | Made to Order). | "tanfora chieago a oth aud wea 1 Wm, Thompson, 1 PaaNe te 8 ieee vane U2 the dates upon which her children Wi en tas caploy | strreta The place to get the ide PIANO ee the ine mone # Sicenin Py Yitleton Cooke compared the born, The wife Mr. Chas, only Journe or cea cas ble ‘@ Shosmaker, ) that hung in Tara’s| Davis, six miles north of Ma: —I18 OF— M Por tart ah qihtation of thela ee isa cota HART & OBERNDORF, site, £6 . , edificat of the| has given birth to four children Chicago's Leading Tailors. GTA ; d ) 85 ta/Ti« 1 ey had the owner to! first was born Christmas day, ~ af - HOWARD BROS. 417 N. 6th St. bruni | Sem MO rind out several yards of alleged | the second on W 1's birthday i ele hod ’ - { " ide. Invisi- | music on the dilapitated instru 8 and Easter she presented her) K, CO, ROSE & SON WE HANDLE . . le patches 10 t organ is shy fseveral hundred i With fine twins, a gitl and 8| jocscamecepiuesseeeenecmeten eens Indls gntralR R — his deficit has been sup- | | for an Easter offerin, T HE BES T PIANO / alte . . by ingenivus owner, whi DRIFTWOOD vA ..|Has ‘Chrough Passenger ‘Trains and When in Metropolis Jrove aboe nails into the cylinder, Klein Jeffry, a young farmer of | is hdndled jf this country—a pigno that will ladt you 9 ifetime. East Efficient Double Dally Service Pa < The or may have seen better | {He Sedalia section, ten miles from) ae pene | neat just what we say. ‘e give you the best guar that. is} 7 a seeenmyftrnca Loulavitie to behal cee lays, ‘The owner cannot speak Eng- ity, was arrested on a charge of |GATHERED ON THE LEVEE | given on a pigho, All goods sold on easy payments. Old pianos and H t | lish, and Sig. Dominick Girardi, the] betraying a girl He was forced at) organs takeiin exchang. Howard Bros., salesmen for Harding &| MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS ta S (e) e harpist, was selected as interpreter Hert sorb fie a gut fete ae of the ARRIVALS. Miller, Evafisville. Quick sales and small profits our motto. {8 connectioa with thet: & 0. 8. W. to Loulw h “ He came from different part of | 98tY father to marry the girl. ‘ onkine enavlla frst tious for principal poluts I Gor. sth and Ferry Sts MO oa acd uapuid aat: mae HbA seat pate Brian ie <= mar ine SOUTH axp WES’ =— Adomi, Later the services of Mr.| THE HAND OF WELCOME, | Qjtsn‘City— Pane AT. ie JE On 16 own ast oc oe j ¥ ST } JAMES HOTEL Desopo. the fruit man, were secure: George H. Cowling—Metropolis. | ‘ a ape! a f oe tine Hot, Yok bese Rabbid, $l toned toe, Ms 0, 7A. Beer |. Giy ot Claniile =e’ town Od Peiown 3 eth & Adan : : Q te ( ST. L0Ul pr as difficult of legal BR Ahn ab vemh Meets frst ant] N COW Shades ccmietaa , 00 Per Day ion asa McCracken county hog tary Workman, i ic — Meets first and : : : bed venguin—Brodies. f Rates, 62. 2085 Ciugot Shelled Tenn, river aa ee y CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, - Room and Breakiast, S!.00. + ; , a,c. a,| John 8. Hopkine—Evansville. mouth at Colored TN] THE/LATEST PATTERNS. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS v European Plan, $1.00 ea Vost oifive and mail men all over pol vanlnse atY.M,©. 4 ‘| Geo. H, Cowling—Metropolis. , vO° PROMPT ATTE IVEN TO-AbE-ORDERS, | ™kI0g direct « ns with through traine -=y Goon Rooms G BALA. | the try will learn with a pang 0 Headqu s Last Night. ital renin fo hei st Gop Servic egret that “Owney,’”’ the great rail- NORTH anv EAST Whea you visit SK Loujssserrmt a rover, was killed Friday | — ” | The Dick Fowler left for Cairo at y 9. —Me FR I Inctudin outs, (Chicago, Buffalo, Pitts ' ST. JAMES HOTEL ening at the Union depot at Cleves | ‘The reception tendered the new| 9:30 this a. m, | pha; Baitimore ang’ Hichmow i xoway xb Warner. [land, Ohio, by a police officer. The |General Seere Mr. Workinan, at} ‘The Penguin leaves today for] w F PRET eae tar asst \ et care a eman found him in the depot. }the Y, M.C. A. ‘last evening was | Tennessee river to bring out a tow of |; ; 2S, Third Street. Telephone No. 871] Solid Vestibule ‘Trains, ‘Through f where his kind are not allowed, and| well attended, and exceeded ta en. (JOg® ] Young Men's F xige , eb : — | Pullman’ Boffet Sleeping Cars, { HARRY F WILLIAMSON MLD, Joes: nim to death with bis clup.| nt the most sanguine expecta-} The Mayflower from St. Louis, en |{tiursver Nn es ieaawen ne Sean | 5 a Through Free Reclining Chair Cars 3 v ’ OUN, When the railway mail clerks rl} tions of the donors of the affair route up the Tennessee river, Was due] UNITED BROTHERS OF FRIENDSIIP, | J BE RGDOI L i loral rliroad tekst age ru leath of “Owney" the dead] ‘The apartments were prettily dee. | here today | att Paul, kode N nets every second | ‘ av) di, $40: HARI. Dix: Pass Agent, Cncinnat as Physician and al contractor had hauled the/orated in cut flowers, and every en-| ‘The State of Kansas is due down |i Broaiwey abies SES 3. a hi i, Baa i Bom 5 ody off, and it lmpousible to Viroument suggested the cordial hos-|today from Cincinnati en route tl, Mystertone Ten, at No oS Lousy ecover it and give it a decont burial, | pitality that abounded New Urlea ist Br 4 oO : urgeon recover it and give pital | New Urleans. d tt a “Owney’"*had traveled. all over this | musical aad’ Meena progrete wes} rhe Joba & Hopking was. in and |4iya thc ‘ eo aauca ottuing O., | fennessee Centennial and ~ vat ™ untry and in other lands as well, | rende supplemented by an ad-|*2¥ for Evansville on fine time this) cf International Exposition, 3 4 Mm | y with a nice trip. c y JENT CELE TE ry roadway, {4nd column after columa has been |ctress relative to the association, by |MOrmiag WD anice trips ee AGENT CELEBRATED NASHTILLE : Ortlee, No 41 oadways — Twritten about him. Recently the| Rev. W. K. Penrod, of the First uge registered this mo a i . ) ( ee cbnall _ : ; : | 37:4 anu falling a recession of neh IS O'BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. a Superintendent of the Railway Mail! Baptist church, and followed by af 3? l leg oaediggs LOU , , CHATTANOOGA { ee » last twelve hours, , s issued an edict from ago| general history of the Y. M. ©, A. |S¢ in the last tw Xn kegs-ind bottles : . ge ae? gaan es, Be IK S. DABNEY, lrenieton RSet Workin, ting | "Tt Al wa with sin raipin tenses “ORE pe "og. Voie’ ce, Comp Meek h 42), Jlonger to harbor him, being « objects, a big tow of empties passed up yes- |B! Cider, Ginger Ale, etc as a tram Mr. L.T. Wilson lauded the Board | terday afternoon from New Orleans. |! ‘ » Ginger Ale, i is = THROUGH CAR ROUTE. Omuey hal been in Kentucky] of Directors for its good work, and| ‘The City of Sheitield from St. ; Telephone orders filled until 11 o'clock at night during week and 12 o'cloc! TOAND FROM ; I of times, the last time] then the social part began,which was| Louis passed into the ‘Tennessee | Pte ot! nt, No. 5. M . Saturday nights. ET ARAMAT FLORTBS ROUTE Teo f ' ! ROLINA, ‘ about three weeks ago, | duly en ‘ x lunch. | river early this morning with a nice| gr ory Vow shade Telephone 101. eed SQUTH CAROLINAS VIRGINIA, when he errived in Louisville from oad |p min ew 10th and Madison Streets, PADUCAH. K) ATHINGTON CUTY. BALTIMORE 06 BROADWAY Sou |. and departed for St.Louis Important Notice. The towboat Coal City, from New| i! Re ataid Tuner! get 3a peat tee 4 1 ' ile traveled with the mail agent and All persons knowing themselves in- | Orleans en route to Pittsburg, passed pee Re SERVICE | 4 mas permitted to go according to his} debted to the slrias of Rogers & King | yp yesterday afternoon with a tow of | ani fur nights ta each FINE DRIVE \ AN pf ectionas wait ii own sweet will, He was a rover and| and John Rogefs & Sen. are hereby | vty ties U.K. #. Hall over . LRN ANS AI TEX AWA SUUTUWEMT. did not remain long in any place. Hel warned to yall and ottle the same at| rye t1 W. Buttorff is due bere! ; PALACE vita Night trainees was only a dog, but his individuality once “my otlice,/ No 329 South |igmorrow out of the | Cumberland|,, Mt. Dan Smith, the gr ilies Elegant Carriages and Turnouts re was striking Fourth street, and thereby /save to | yee nd leaves on ber retura up that [tus worwing about 2 o'clock, He was j I ’ ' ey’? was in Padacah a few] themselves costs,/ ast will be forced hville at 10 a, m. |! Pane ct iy AT —— id », Where he received his}to proceed by law’ to colléct. same, SCH 4 dk? tase “put ! vinued to. grew worse ue r DIALER JN usual amount of petting and newspa-| unless otherwise settled promptly, } the ‘Toanbeane Tivse tes attarnccn |e Ul this u ping The funeral wil JAS. A. GLAUBER’S EXCURSION Tickets ~< : per notoriety, Ep H. Penvrap, OF bho ae ' 5 {take place at 2 v'clock p.m. tos . - or * from ali potnte o ' Y and leaves oa her return to Danville issih char Wanna Gtaae! e pointe on oa Receiver of Rogers & King xhd John | ®™ oa morrow from the Washington street}, - + vo Nasiville aod Staple amd Farley rOcOrTes, | a sense, w meteta,| oem’ Mica | morrow moesing 0:30 oetoee, sate Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable the aa | ms Sei be A Pag esa — The City of Clarksville arrivec Fannie Crouse and Mr. Wm, B ‘ation, call upon Ticket Canned ‘Bdods of All Kinds, | icy musical genius, is the designer || Gall New Hotel at Roske| from Golconda last night with a big) ponte ot Meumaie ant oie, Win, Cor. Third and Washington. + Free delivery to all parts of the cit¥: Jin struments, ‘The entire set, when port, Ky. duce, She lett on ber returo ap the|‘to% sn 4 M.E | TELEPHONE 148, 405 Ry. Exchange Bldg, St. Sout M ‘ ; omplete, will consist of twelve] For the above occasion the Illinois ; he | eh f A. J. WELCH, om, 71h and AGans pieces. He has beeen at work three | Central will ell on April 21¢, round | Obio to Elizabethtown today . othe, Mra. Ne a guest of Miss E Division Pass. Agt., Munrmus, Tem, meme |i oii the set and it willtake him|trip tickets to Rockport at one and| The brand new sfeel tug for the | pear) M aa Lis having a delight. can't Pasty DANKE, —- - é wed : a April | Mississippi River Commissioners, | (4) time, Gen'l Pass, aud Tkt., Agt., NASHVILLE, TENN, \. swo years more to complete it, Mr. | one-third fare, good returning Apri =) was recently built at the How. | , : Reaves is $2 years Gf age, a native] 23d, | "4 hit a Mrs. Jennie Wimbley and Mrs.) 4 = ™ —s uds’ shipyards in Jeffersonville, . : Horse Shoeing of Tennessee “and a resident of this _ [at ‘py wh. jot | Ada Pullens returned from st - \ S A It city for twenty eight years. He is a State Convent on Epworth Lea ue. |p med down Sunday afternoon flytog | sip to Brooklyn, Ill., yesterday ISSOURI ACIFIC AILWAY L\. A SPCClaley. | ritirei musician and can use any in-| For the above occasion the Ilinois | light. Mr. J.A. Morton is arranging —-SELLS—. Toe Gros Tarough ALL nds of imperfection in strument made, His intention is to] Central will ov May Gub and 7th sel Business was very quict on the le- | with Illinos Central to carry an ex 4 tye Ryan, e* oy ' ore’ design aud complete set of] round trip excursion tickets (o Louis-| yee all this forenoon, ne steamers | Or yy eee is fay Ep oes A/rorse's fravel corrected eae aeaccltantar fare kee wie bal die a: bas fare for iba roend ‘sip, [Core all tn anc teeen athedele tae LAS PRU TOs iL aL St Louis 8 sits) Sid: SEM ¥ Every Kind, |iteis’s Cetentet bene aol PERS til and inelud-| 4 th wind continued blow. | The fare bill will be out in a few Rad SALA CAR exis a Celestial band, ‘The names| and good returumg until and includ-| 4 strong north wind continued blow. | The fare Hill will be ont ina few nd SAL L Be Pagele PME: THT: FR frre « Cetin! Ind. The names ct food U1 Jing throughout Iast night and this|(4¥eo) on, mna niu, to, sist y J TAY THE NEW FAST TRAIN Wonk) Gusdanteep, the appearance of the instruments. rs morning, causing the river to be very “4 " STOVES, ETC KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, Always on havid ready for work, The violin (celestubial centrolin) ners Memphis mas m . ,|rough, which was very Gitagresablo How's This? ', le NAS pti contains 1600 pieces of wood; the] For train akg ko steamers: Retin 28 Ane .OU8' trom 1 ’ Give him a ¢ Cor, Court and Market ; a avatar a.m. April 1 th and May 1st, the whart here pieces; zither (celestubial centrolina) trip excursion tickets to Memphis at | Baseball, Louisville vs, Cleveland ———— a - ‘The most direct line via Memphis to ——————e | 1200 Picton Guitar (tubular celesto| org and one-third fare for the round Sunday, April 25. B ST ABLISHED 1864, all points in ") iho teetaah 5 800 eves. anai| trip, good for two days from date of| For the above occasion the Ilinois ARKANSAS AND TEXAS, J S GANSTE {oasis beciangle) S00 Bisseg an Sct td |Central will sell round trip tickets to . vera ay ie ee ‘ the double base (celetube ecto basso. - . Louisville atone fare, good going a . | Peed ; ee} fiine), which is yet mocenyie, SHE tas Baptist Conventions | ony on train 204, April 25, and re- . i 1 | Free Reclining Chairs on All Trains, folicitoy af Pension Claims. pee AE ill be oo i prote Wilmington, N.C. turaing April 2 td directs h t uF / Turoven Coaches Mepis To Votdran pf Tour year} In Lie War oe nat ee ne ae easy 20 900, From May ii to Ce aratite Strayad. & ‘ if {DNDD TOTTD ANTAD DauLas anv Fort Wonra, otdran ) 7 1 ontain nearly 2 Illinois Central will sell tickets to] 4. ‘ a ana | Mens Peeg' /( EN \ INS A ( ) \ fro the Bureau] pioves of wood, ‘The mterials used | Wriniggion, N.C, and return, at {, Big baysmirey, heavy mane and \ / Wy VAM Ie VAL Y | proscoutes clain I in the constructign of his band are bl i ning 15. days | t#il, Star in forehea, winte left hind / eke on | of Pensions. Gk Selaes ion tree and waloaé, on fare, ieee returning 14 " foot, sixteen hands high, bay roan Lron Mountaw Route, \¢ 1 EN fotorms your local ticket 7 * Naepensionf accof land when given avggh polish make q| {0m ‘ate of sale. e horse trol Burkholter's Mi, Finder| Alj-trains via the, Iron Mauntain Auk Rr «jie kee mt a: AGHA Tae bf \ beautiful finish. / Wanted to Buy, will be rewarded, W9ad3wl | Route are Mant 8 phrouge from St al LOUISVILLE ¥ t ; 7 ‘ oe nc Jun tap Lotis to, Memphis, HoSpripgs and 1 i All pieces of wood are shaped by| Ope good steel paige. ALawren,ce o i 7 G.P.&T yey a si tata J vand aul the strings age the same as'213 Cougt. Ati Dos Cunpens, | all ‘Texas points without ie Tald “' Teles one 172. ' PAaDUGA

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