The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 26, 1897, Page 3

“DR. W..C. EUBANKS, HOMCOPATHIST, WRITTEN AT RANDOM, the most bucolic een here for some pan on one of specimen of genus ADL, HARPER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 1 04 8. Fourth, Room No. 2. strect car lines of inestimable Jans promply attended L. WILLE, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, woulda't exchar This motorman hi HARRIS & GRICE, y Attorneys - at - Law, 125 8. Fourth—Upstairs, Etonographer in Omer. J, 0, RUSS, and Moving Wagons Office at Willetts Livery Stab! stoms, of bailing for after dressing They then go at the motorman Matil. Effinger & al Undertakers and embalmers, sometimes stop | the first time this lady rushed to ker surprised «| bate their respective merits, hecee I | ruddy face was instinctively wr R. M. Zam Sign Painter, + Mth PADUCAH Yeu WORKS, 12 in h ISBELL, WD, Office 502 1-2 8 t{ majesty by an expression of opiuion ¢ abandoned her visit OMico Hours 7:80 to 9 a. m., Brinton B. Davis,|, ARCHITECT Ofte Am,-German Wm, Thompson, Shoemaker. Women’s wrrned ren's half sales Se to 40 ble patehes 10 to 15. When in Metropolis | that ventured int State Hotel and Perry Sts, |day to find « [st. JAMES HOTEL. Rates, $2.00 Per Day. |! Room and Breakiast, $1.00 jowwen | ness very fair on the river front, All| Paducah with his European Plan, $1,00 Per Day. Goon Rooms Whemyon visit St ST. JAMES HOTEL | | Tennessee river points after transact- wRRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D, Physician and tion Livir snd any noise or ex- } morni The family knew and the preliminary \. S. DABNEY, ® DENTIST. 406 BROADWAY, rw W. Moore, > Staple. and Fanty Groceries, Canned Goods “of All Kinds, ree delivery to all parts of the city, Sheerer hastily sought out showman himself explained the var the excitemen: at once ordered his . Sheerer took bi small and the other a Ile purchased one whole | and three half tickets, presented them at the dc two being quite self was there Cor, 7th and Adams, ae Horse Shoeing a Specialty. All kinds of imperfection in a horse's travel corrected, | Ho Repalr Work of Every Kind, Work Guanayreep, |the wharf this m jheaded for Cairo, They had on returned it to Mr all of these littl correspondent few days and full of moment of Lis arrivs on hand ready for work, HENRY GREIF Ji XI, $. GANSTER, |: tor of Péns’on Claims, ot tote J ha the war of] chief 1-65. only reward for weary days of labor ritaph he can't ler own business wih before the Bureau af the war of he alws man ever followed freedom’s fl patritism with half y desire transacted meals write me pr “Thine that constitutes the banner of Abundance of refreslments, ‘romale beauty. Man will brave lon in his den, f his feet, yet tremble like a half fro- zon, measly cur when ealied to ace count by his wife for general cussed- e goes forth in the morning to plowcorn with a cross-eyed mule and a roan steer, works hard all day and comes home at night to flud his seven half clothed children hungry|" as wolves, with no bread in the house strawberry festival. . Talking about crowds on asteam- boal,’’ remarked Pilot Hart, of the Dick Fowler, on Monkey Wrench corner this morning, 1 saw 1100 people on the Dick Fowler one day. That is a tremendous big crowd, but every tnan of ‘em was aboard, and I saw them cross the stage plank my- self at Cairo, They went from Cairo to Columbus.”’ “TL don't se |they pat them, a bystander. “Ob, w her,’” th where in the world dubiously remarked a barge lashed to pilot replied. The subject for the next debate before the Historical and Literary society is: Resolved that Goethe's Mephisto” is a better creation than | Milton’s Satan. One young lady who was asked to ke one side thankfully declined, | Really Lam not sufliciently ar with the portrayals to de-| ai afraid I should offend his Satanic ORIFT WOOD GATHERED ON THE LEVE ances."? ARRIVALS, City of Clarksville—Goleonda, City of Paducah—Tenn. river. City of Shetlleld—St, Louis, DEPARTURES, Gus Fowler—Cairo, Dick Fowler—Cuiro. Ashland City—Danville, City of Shettield—Tenn. river, City of Paducah—St. Louis. Joe Fowler tvensville, Norks The H. W. Battorff arrived fre Nashville and departed for Clarks. Vheferry boat Bettie Owen, owing I weather, did not Cairo yesterday The Veroment official 1 yowed wor 30.2) this and falling ry slowly The ferry boat Bettic Owen made her regular landing at Owens Land. pposite the city, in Ulmois this morning Capt. Joho line of Lowboats, well koown in Ui rett, of the Barrett nd who is very | s city, is lying ill at his home in Cincinnati, This morning opened up with busi- | the packets were in and out on time} | with nice cargoes of both freight and | people | Us afternoon from Golconda, where on her ret morrow at to Elizabethtown vo- 200 Louis arrived here this jan early hour and departed for og her business. result The United States steamer Look- river Sunday and will be engaged for several weeks doing river work ton’s point, just above the city. City of Paducah of the Tennessee river ale « ad a mode addition to. a la trip excursionists, The Joe Fowler after the short re- Urement of Sunday which epabled her crew to attend church, st out for Evansville this morni usualat 10 m She carried a { trip besides the United States mail, crowd of round but has been for seve doing towing 1m the big arrived here yesterday » in doing job work. Mississippi, and will en- tue here out of the Cumberland river from Nashville yesterday afternoon | *tually ¢ . paying $20,000,000 for then: had not pat in her very late hour this forenoon, but is expected to be ia and away for ypearance at a Clarksville before dark tonight tralia ‘The wwo big fine st Dick Fowler, lashed together, left ning at a large crowd of excursionists 0 were going to Cairo to attend brass band furnished music for the ‘asion, famine Th big transfer steamer Osborn brought up from Brooklyn late Sat urday afternoon a large crowd of people from Chicago. ‘They arrived tboard the Osborn and bro the Clyde fora pleasure trip up the They were forty: | 1 yin number, and will retura here vext Friday en route home ‘The crew of the harbor tug Ida, | the hich consists of Capt. Mason gineer Al Mason and Fire r, say while laying at Bird's ro, Uhat they ip in the sky. nquestioned as to how) many py bad taken with them they proved that none left here on the boat, but frankly that opposite where they w rved the yin as moored «} Meriphis, New Orleans & Cincinnati Packet Conppany, a booming cans non, tread the ocean from beneath 'y W: dnesday and il his wife over at a neigh} bor's, borrowing a hat to wear to a —_———— Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Packet Owned and Operated by th Loaves Paducah at 8 a. lle as usual this morning at 10]? , the way landings on ber run uncovered by connecting with Cherry for points above Danville. Cowling brought"up an excursion from Metropolis day. Call on if Mrs. Joc B. Merriweather, Fashionable Dressmaker, teed, Eetmerly of Cleveland, 0. 1222 Hafison streey. DP, W. H, NELSON sician and Surgeon whiteton streets ‘Harrison COLORED DEPARTMENT. CHURCHES, ethod ist) Sun 1 a.m and hodist) Sun. ' am, and §p Seventh Stre tist Chur chook da. m. Pr Ham Rev, W. S. Baker St Paul A. M ® m.,_ preaching . tanford, pa COLORED LODGES, MASONE nic Hath roadway, Third Floor, M regor Lodge N M Thursday evening tf each 1 Zion 1 Wty ‘Susannah Court No. 2 Ladies Ni fourth Monday Ja inonth M. ver N DENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS wooling results fre nd tb Odd Ke n warm alr con wo water currents wer a chilled land, but at tt summits than in th ment. of the | Prof, conditions in T of eight friends at mountains it wa The is visiting Mrs. L. W. Walker, City of Clarksville is due here | sea and the fo: through were vver Sunday, and will leave| ation, | these rwith [yesterday from a virit to Metrop- ] them, The City of Shetlield from St. teys are frost bitter morning . at] sides they « * | this mornin Windle left Saturday night for Mem. phis and way stations. They are | billing the road for an excursion to Memphis the 9th of May. 2 mean: temper onld otherwise Jefferson, who-ay tarrived here out of the Tennessee] the first to n Friday night, was buried yesterday at Oak Grove cemetery, round about Mont bloom o} the topand hig sed out} mountain, and in the ly this] during which it has be ep route to St, Louis, She} have been but two ins 9 of freight in| ex! loos of fruit on enmiacent. o eaped but twi Harper's Mo HOW THE WORLD IS FED, Mr. T traveling agent in the interest of the negro exhibit in the Centennial Ex- position at Nashville, was in the city Satarday and Sunday. We regret very much that he did not have an opportunity to address the people of Paducah upoa this important matter bat arrivi as he did Freesing as an Aid to the Preserve and having to be in Cairo by tod we could not arrange for a mee ¢ shipments of | poultry recently made from New York to Europe suggest the vaste ch the improved The little tug ‘Hobble Scotble’’ | ments for feeding the alias Lamasco formerly of this port, | carried out. months | Covered buyers in the largest E produce markets counted by the dozes vd minds habituated s the largest meas ure of numerical quantity Phe handsome Cumberland river] are obtig packet, H. W. Buttorff, which was] ens not m million Prof. E. W. Benton, commissioner place, tried to” prevail upon him to remain over a day longer, as be did not kuow be was comm: It is to be hoj at whole ducab will lose no time io preparing to send to Nashville thing that shows Inain work er | of the ne >. The race is on trial and we can zg gross but by the | not afford to fail hundredweight of frozen beef fro: nd over three times th: amers Gus and | from th London or in New York will often show ce of 100 feet products f the world, the ship: eservation of which over nds of miles of land and water within the from ¢ ment thou have the Odd Eellows’ convention, Dean's] ern process of “eli Although the hi in India, existing while we hav. food products unused in this country, show that the machinery of distribu tion is still very inj now than it ever has beer rfect, it is better The refrigerators invented during the rooklyn by rail, and) were taken] last ten years have practical uht to] tlonized distri wharf, where they embarked on] have United States as the ri it is on and poultry by the thousand tons | prom John | abroad tha that we be ties of our gr the haughty steel indus in to realize the possibili to eyes of a airy keenness, tho admitted | 12. °F 14 have bean counted in this clus- ter by. persons of extraordinary was Birdsville, at which p sight. ce is aD| about 60 stars in this Inter Ocean. telescope ‘shows "star.-—Chicago Padu Ateet # and bé pleastd. Neat fit guaran- D 0 If Ummer. Our day service enables you to run fans off of reg-| Attach fan to any electric light! {8.1 1 socket in any room. No dangerous high voltage pow- er or railroad circuit in your store or residence. ular lighting circuit. Day and Night Service, Store lights, 80 to 40c per mo. 19 to 28c Electric Fans, $1.60 Price of current for lights depends on number ah Electric Co. INCORPORATED, A. C. EINSTEIN, Vice Prest. and Mgt. PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS. 125 and 128 North Fifth Street, Near Parmer Louse. Paduc High Grade Bicycles ae Bicycle Sundries Suitable for Ministers, Doc. , Teachers, and in redch of all, gent for Ode! ive Bicycle House in theCity. Riding School free WE invjté you to call and see OUR om Prices ov same / 3. R. PURYEAR, Manager. WHEN YOU DRINK DRINK THE BEST You can find it at DETZEL'S. —Where we keep the finest of — : Whiskies, Wines, Beer, Cigars, etc as Ton, st N otu ‘each moxth at I has returned | spent a pleasant iths visiting relatives ano iton, Ind, Mrs, Howard Vinegar, of St. Louis, Miss Carrie B fter havi Miss Maud 1’, Mausfield returned is, Hl Mr. J. W. Bass, of Louisville, left for Cairo, A. Morton and Henry} Messrs, J Mr. Robert Johuson, who died Carr, of Nashville, he last of the week USaturday night being inconyevient time for a meeting 1 that the people of Pa- For Sale by, Achlechingnas & RISTAURANT OPEN AT ALL HOURS. Arrive Paducan ‘This ts th Ch Parlor Oar for St. 41.50; chair rates, ice to get the best PIANO for the least money Is OF—— “HOWARD BROS., 417 N. 6th St. THE BEST PIANO -a piano that will last you We give yout the best guarantee that is goods sold on easy payments. t Hanson, Gene [Ilinois GentralR.R. Has Through Passenger ‘Trains and Fast Efficient Double Daily Service from Cinemnati and Louisville to MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS Old pianos and Quick sales and/Small profits our motto. Wall Paper Window Shades, |IN}THE LATEST PATTERNS. TION GIVEN TO ALL ORDE Se GREIE. J. BERGDOLT, Paducah - Bottling - Co., AGENT CELEBRATED LOUIS O’BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis In kegs and bottles, drinks—-Soda Pop, Seltzer Water, Orang: EB making direct connect! various temperance Cider, Ginger Ale, ete, Teleptione orders filled until 11 o'clock at night during week and 12 o'clock Telephone 101. 10th and Medison Streets 4 TENNESSEY Saturday nights. PADUCAH, KY FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES, Elegant Carriages and Turnouts JAS. A. GLAUBER’S Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable Cor. Third and Washington. + JON ES Hardware, Cutlery, Tinware STOVES, ETC. Give him a call, r, Court and Market CSTABLISHED 1864,——o Miss Mary B. E. Greif & Co. 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