The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 28, 1897, Page 3

2 Uroalway. ey 1 a pouetitens Residence az 8, H Mt. BH. Harry, T.tcrice{® pull at the large bottle that sup.] What is that,’ ¥inquired the INconeé HARRIS & GRICE plied the crowd with what they re-[+flicer, ‘to see your family?” | txt) Su ?) , quired to keep up their spirits ° om aD Attorneys - at- Law, Every time he struck at the pesky ins! No, not that,’ said the convict, Methodtat) Sun 125 8. Fourth—Upetaire sects he turned to the bottle for con-| «1 want to get out long enough to go Penographer In Omice. ation, and en didhe do this!io Cuba and get the head of that}, eauney | , == = ae | tliat the others soon began laughing] sn of a b—h Weyler. 1 tell you gy cael ar eps athim, Every time he strack at the! { could do it, too. 1 could lo Sits. JOE FOWLEE B d Movi W. They would play out a] without a serateb |" St Pau! 4. M., church, Sunday, schooi ga | Padweat and Catro p aggage and Moving Wagons nd the officer then cleared! ‘The man proved to be a murderer ihe dg Rogdigeadd * hg Wt Sn Office at Willetts Livery Stable. ay the it ter I We a by | named Phelps, from the mountains, are, a ; the Wayside, and took another drink ~- I paste -—_—— Telephone Everybody laughed, ‘The officer be« Unriatien chur uy | Between — the bottle, Dachshund That 4 He finally made one long One ¢ Undertakers and embaimers, tswipe atthe cloud of hovering |G ERED ON TE pe ; Cee re beetles, and as the crowd burst into hp 1308 Third} another laugh, he yelled j " smashed his fist on the til — 1 that says them ain . " ra R.M. McCUNE, Van da Han and ee oe ee S| ‘The tow bout, Monie Bauer, arriv- bred Plain and ig nl and that broke up the eard party jed out of the ‘Tennesse this morn fond Ornamental | a ing. : sed “] i ° The big towboat Smoky City | 1 With rohty CYCLE WORKS, | (tse been here @ long time,”” re: | passed up early this morning with al yM - “ 126 and 128 N, 5th St, ke a minent doctor yester-| hig tow of empties Dy r ay “and L never saw as many| in ! 1, and wt : drunken men in one day before as 1| The gau showed this morning | stone sau No. t to Capt, MaeM i) iat Ber feats hether{ 20:5 aud falling, there being a fall of | coud Monday in each month by friends, The jo ‘ a Me 5 1 Wa! wicther were more, but I know| ‘The tow boat, City of Chattanoo-| pi Rellows Hall. #e commer rh & | chistan, dita \ Onice 502 1- Geventh & wat least a dozen who couldn't] g&) left yesterday afternoon for the | third Friday evening in exct . Nprdoed Residence 8. sixin, | MK t tance Tennessee after a tow of iron. seh aca Bod . sia te ; 7 OMice Hours 7:30 to 9 a. m., 1.40 t fy ti od a big ebirhlioowes ne ‘ \« Cy, Pp. m., 6to8 p.m. rere? } South is due to pass here today from t c 9 x was placed i) Cincinnati en route to New Orleans ridi » i ag F : s jange placard |. Phe Joe Fowler, somewhat bebind | |Past Grand Ms cl No 79,—Meets Pastactrtato'C Brinton B. Davis : ge Placard vine, arrived aud departed for | (Yet, fourth Friday evening in each mouth at J | Opeth vansville this morning with a very ARCHITECT. | tow t would | fit tray |play ¢ | The tewboat Kenton did not get) ..¥ Office Am,-German Nat. Bank, Now — away for Nashville yesterday after- jaca vile wr As € ected, but left this} UNITE D BROTHEIe OF DSHIP. . Wa, Thompson, jin the after nN erowd | ‘The Champion Dick Fowler, after] {brontway. t “ Shoemaker. |°""* V tha y t waiting for the Joe Fowler to arrive h month y “ CO SIXMH &A i stop a ut from Evansville, left for Cairo on |", Broadway. Rot > F Blefi's nailed has Ff ep it wound up, and its at 8:30, She carried a fair | aay in each month Tada ‘ Women's ngifed halt ster 50. | day. It wound Argo. pert drone bait salsa 850 to 400." Laviale | ys ck Crank at the side The Hl. W. Buttorff, which was! t gcecbecwller lk rp anybody ean wind The re i + morning out of the}: le Taber ‘ was that they sat around the box all! Cun sul had not arrived st a late} pretend ‘ r . ne 4 on aud had the pleasure of} hour xpected to be in and out! . When in Metropolis iesg “1 4 taking | before dar nian rae urns sbout it each 1. ton » of] Lily of the West taberr ee Stop at the time it ran down 3 for the}, palatial steamer Pity ks senna “tae Weare teat moat expe aie aaa oh ee i te e i here out of the] month gp y te St t H t | | Obio river this afternoon. She will]. Pride ah Tent, No. 5. Meets first] 4, d_ oonat ee Saturday afteraoon in each month 1! ate Hote [ee bra aac |Past a Mt . Cor. 4th and Ferry Sts, The man who imagings that a news- | tomoorrow at noon pin tn each | without « ri fs " $1.00) paper reporter doesn't have troubles | ‘phe towboat I. F. Frishie passed | pistmesch monte” Nowe* Mied saturday | § I | of his own, besides having oft te | down this moruing with a mixed tow, || Grand Army of the Republic meats second | 0! a are the f other people, bas! Amo; es was the new dredge | U'k. 1. Hall over Martins barber shops feobohal ’ tnissed ¢ tion somewhere, or else) poat belunging to the} aaa r Tribune fi his trolley is off, If he writes | United States government. Noti¢e to Colored Odd Fellows. | cee Ue ana withiholis vanes, the prob-1 Business continued quiet on the} All Lodges, Households, Cowa-| 4, 4. tes! f $2 ’ levee and whe $s forenoo e}cils aud Patriarchies called to Rates, $2.00 Per Day. |inire people, and he wil have all| rival aud "aarti fio i va nies ae O04 allows’ Tall, vorner| ne a Room and Breaklast, $1.00 after him cither to find out who told stim and the steamers that were in|Seventh and Adams, Friday evening, | ( European Plan, $1.00 Per Day. sioke aye gues ly oner | and out carried very light loads. April 30, at 8p.’ m. — Business of | 1 Goop Rooms. Goop MrALs Ree pr egindian pom "ail | «| ‘The little trieweekly pac Ash.| importance is to be transacted. Let ' M be ana a valatives ¢ ; his | land City arrived out of the Tennes-| 80 one fail to come, | When you visit St, Lowis toy aids and relative i Y WEBE CoH Tait ont | pc | If he writes in [See river last night and left on ber re- The " a ST. JAMES HOTEL ; nfavorable to {turn to Danville this morning at 10], The thanksgiving services will be ; " ny WaLNt i Uoreyarects 401, os - |held by the combined lodges, Coun- ; d r ud his lawyer O¢lock. She carried moderate Ker \ Street cars uid his lawyer | : cils, Households, Ruth and Pat wround to demand a retrac- ae both ways. archies Sunda: ay 2d, 1897 : 1 le may bi The big broad horn Defender |), in Odd nei Hull. cones HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D. witl sion of the passed down last night at 11 o'clock |B venth and Adame a) : a e dies, he| from Pittsburg en route to the south- ; elie | bi a must have two sticks of slush to [ern clime with a big lot of nuggets in Watiine tn. tha Vinavn — Physician and ry to heaven with bin ava roc. [tow ‘The bathor tug ida took out] ,cyonmersinshe Vineyard. | mmendat and if James and }to her forty wheel arms and buckets | ight at the residence of Mr. and Surgeon ery tey_ must “be pretty, |t0 repair her broken wheel, besiles| Mrs. Homans 721 Adams street Al] and prominent, or their rel ing ina hig barge of coal for] members are desired to be present | : se Hee Mours: {A now the reason why. If] the St. Bernard Coal Co. and those,who wish to take part with| w,, O20, Thine BS ” ts sick the reporter is} ‘The towboat Penguin now sails the| ys, Wa. Moone, Pees. aid ( Office, No, 4194¢ Broadway, expected to know all about it, and if} banner for bringing the biggest | Miss Many Wenn. er es Unele Manuel goes to his old home | that was ever brought out of the ‘Tens ore on a visit he must head the personal | n¢ It also contained one of the} In Minor Bradshaw's hen} “1 ! y ) ~ mn as one of the ‘pioneer and |} st logs that was ever floated| house a great big, smooth-tongued r ! 4 st respected citizen down that stream. The Penguin isa} raccoon killed several of his tinest nit . 4 | . s 9} He must keep the names of all bis] small craft but she was commanded | hens last night. sk friends out of the police court re-|by two veteran steamboat men whol ,, “REP port—and of all their friends, and if| brought her through allright, Capt.| The Yeung People’s Literary So- 7 . ans s | 8 cial Club meets with Miss Rutha yo a} be suppresses a name an hundred | Mort Fernan was steersman, while | ©! - * i” - times anc en puts it in once, the] Engineer S: eut Moss furnished the Cartwright, 706 South Seventh oy I 1 latter will outweigh the former by | power, strest, Thureday évening ot 7130) 17, aoid 406 BROADWAY, seversl tons, and he will get licked o'clock. ven aft saat the same, If Brown Jones MEDICAL MEETING. Rev. Herd, of Brooklyn, IL, is} |" : : it must be kept out of the paper, for eee jin the city, His new church is} °° ‘Aes < it might hurt Jones’ credit. And it trons for the Conyention| about completed and he is here to} ct usually fails to add to the credit of : order pews for it, First Great key who was going to the *pen'yes- + af the Padncal Med: Seeond (i. 1, ye 1 ' o0re, terday sang, “We're not the only ic, ISociety last night! po, ssstn oni rae dalla ‘ %5 DEALER IN pebbles on the beach,’” and there are] was well attended at Dr. Reddick’s |, my, April 1uth, 27th.and May Ist, slay office, but the committee on entet| iho Tilincis Central will sell routd | <emmeeencneeeeeneeereeeeeemmms p y | aban -very' cruel) but the. daatl om aren Le di Bence one and anesthe fare dec the round i virl 1 a| Senor i . mae 5Se iv om sy xl for tw jays date ~~ Canned Goods of All Kinds, | irls will do cruel things | sometines ve foatures are belog added “Pr 8% OLAAYE somal. OF According to reports, there were 8] every day 8 td * Free delivery to all parts of the city, at many sleepy people on board sie = How's Th ey Pe the Fowler's the other night, when Re A) 1897 ow’s This’ Cor. 7th and Adame, the Odd Fellows’ excursion was re {4, ©, Mendenhall, Evansville, Inde: | A¥Stesj0ue, Hundred Dollars, Rewar, fer turning from Cairo, ‘The state-|” "Dear sir: Please «lp another Tooms were turned over to the ladies, | gross of your Improved Chill and H Shoein while the men were ul the de! Fever Care on saure teruis as last or- orse 8 iectable privilege of on thel der, It gives the best satisfaction of | a! a! a S ecialty tables, decks, or of han, them-| about twenty brands L carry, and is “RUA, Woolenale Drugg iste/Toled p +] selves up on nails in the andl canaily'a wiser: eee eee ee All kinds of imperfeetion in snatching a snooze in this w A Yours truly, ty Obto, : a horse's (favel cornécted. crowd of Metropolis girls took pose i Se PRN trea en she a, ., [session of a stateroom and stored} gold by DuBois & Co faces of ta : 1 Do Renalr Work of Every Kind, jtiemseives away there deep in the : ‘ial Fa Woaw Guanasreep berths. ‘They instructed the clerk | State Convention Epworth Le: ~- — be lh dl ~ to awake them when the boat reached] For the fe occasion the Hlinois In Thin Resule Destrablet ‘ Always on hand ready for work. | Metropolis, and then, tired out « Central will on May 6th aud 7th sell] | Should this countey alone attempt ‘\ pletely, fell asleep. It chance round trip excursion tickets to Louis-| free coinage of silver at the ratio HEN RY GRE| F, that a crowd of Paducah girls over- | ville at one fare for the round trip, | Sixteen fo one, it would thereby ~ heard the instructions given to the] nd good returning nntil and includ-| netlee that we are ready to exchanze s k, and not having been able tof ing May tutu 0 1 ss canal 0) Gnaeetue ie ae ce ca Po geta om decided to use strat. ae country for a quantity of eilver which ; y R When they reached Mound Important Notice, represents in the markets of the world Sh ; § [City they knocked on the stateroom} All perségeKnowing themselves in-| about 50 cents, - t . door, and one in coarse masculine} debted téThe flrms of Rogers & King} — In a very short time all gold would | : i i : a Solicitor of Ranson Claims, — Jiones shouted, “All off fur Motroposfand John Rogers ¢ Son are hereby] disappear. Tt would be hoarded to | ' . »polis we a ‘arned to call and settle the await a preminm or shi; d to coun t Veteran of four years in the war of| lis 1e Metropoli + be] warned t and tt me Raf. peed te caus F 181-65, gan swarming out, with half-closed}once at my otlive FF ort eee ata Gai ee ein Prosecutes claims before the Bureau nd disheveled hair, snd as they | Fourth street, /and yf Wave tO) visiiues,, Wa MORI be Oa welleee tare ’ of Pensions, disappeared out the cabin door the | themselves coyts, AG L will be forcer fird would be a dollar worth i p soldiers, widows of soldi paducah girls took posse f the} to proceed ky Jdw to cgllect same, than 50 cents in every coun. ' BA sles Westéan’ War serv stateroom aud locked the door, The] uuless otherwise settled promptly, | try but our own date itention other giris discovered that they had FUREEAS, All values would quickly adjust them- naions droppe which they a capital sho in air'the court Iajats promply atten Panucan, Ky L. WILLEA, ‘MOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, DR, W. 0” EUBANKS, HOM(ORATIIST, phone 1 A. L, HARPER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 120 8, Fourth, Room No, 2. of the state od WRITTEN AT RANDOM, [fist 7 theirs, Justice Winchester relotes a bum-| Ollicer Dick Sutherland, of the erous incidenton a member of the} cily, made a tour of the penitentiary force, ul since present several years a may be said to t as overcome the | evils exemplified in the police cilicer’s credit, b two ecdote, |) ‘The officer in question sat at a{been here?’ inquired the officer, {table one night playing cards with a] ‘Be d—d if Lean tell you,’? was crowd of friends, ‘There was noth-| the indifferent — reply. ‘ve been ing to mar the hilarity of the ovcas-|here so long that I've forgotten “my jon except hordes and swarms of (self. I know one thing though, and large bugs, which, attracted by the] that is that Lhave to stay bere until light, at times almost obscured the! die lamp and fell kicking? and on the table midst helpless players. The officer would make a clean them all off the table s swipe take been de: getting left at Mound City, but they It happened | then, it predominant bumping yesterda at Kddyville. He came across an old grey-headed man with o|long, unkempt beard that reached al- | most to his waist. “Old », how long have you He paused to stroke his beard a moment and then — continued, There's only one thing [want t get out of here for, ® Call on “| Mrs. Joe B. Merriweather, Fashionable Dressmaker, And be pleased. Noat At teed Formerly of Cleve 1222 Harrigon street. Physician and Surgeon, Icy TH Washineton abteet Hartisoy Bole tye ‘ f t COLORED hgcat ha Rogers & Son. aa6ut lin time to keep from] Receiver of Rogers & King and John] selves to this depreciated dollar and would Gnotoate with its changing ——— eae » W. A. NELSON). For Line. Owne tation C H. FOWLER, Supt Sale ‘by Ww Memphis, New Orleats & Cincinnati Packet Company, RW ee | Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Packet, J and Operated by th Tennessee and Ohio River Transpor- RATED. kets (Daily € 1OMN S, HOPKINS i a, ma. LER sa, TAVELER, WIS! Supt, Cinetn Daily except ss) Adm A else = RESTAURANT OPEN AT ALL HOURS. Keep Cool this Suquaer. ular lighting circuit. Attach fan to any electric light socket in any room. No dangerous high voltage pow-| er or railroad circuit in your store or residence. Hay and Night Service, Store lights, . hae “ Res, bh 19 to 28c Electric Fans, $1.60 “ “ “ “ Price of current for lights depends on number Paducah Electric Co. INCORPORATED. A. 0. EINSTEIN, Vice Prest. and Mgr. PADUCAL CYCLE WORKS. 128 North Fifth Street, Near Parmer Louse. Station 217 N, 2 xcep 126 and DEALERS = IN— High Grade Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries Agent fur Odell Typewriter, Price $20.00. Auitable for Ministers, Doc: tors, Lawyers, Teachers, and/in reach of alk The Only Exclusive Bicycle House in the-€ity. Riding School free to all buying wheels from WE invite you to call and see OUR and get Bottom Prices on same, J. R. PURYEAR, Manager. YOU DRINK DRINK THE BEST You ¢an find it at us. we | WEE ——Where we-Keep the finest of — Whiskies, Wines, Beer, Cigars, etc he bee PIANO ie ie least mone The place to get th —s or- “HOWARD BROS., 417 N. 6th St. WE HANDLE "| THE BEST PIANO led in this country—a piano that will last you a lifetime. ist what we say We give you the best guarapteé that is non a piano, All goods sold on easy payments. Of pianos and taken in exchdage” Howard Bros., salesmen for Harding & Kvansville. Quick sales and small profits our motto. that ish Weinean j Our day service enables you to run fans off of reg- | 830 to 40c per mo. ‘ “RAILROAD TIME ‘TABLES, Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Railroad. PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS DIVISION, gout BOUND. (vs Paduonh, ‘am Ba oH nin. Hollow iisek janet a <u Lexington 1.54 am Ar, Jackson... 1.0) p-tm .¥. Jackson ro pin opm 3.590 m 1.90 pm. Petin > opm Pad All trates daly, Throwgh train and ca | neah and Jackson, Me «bat a, Tenn, tant and "to Arka Southwest. Por f or address. AJ. Weleb, D.P. A. Memphis. Tenn wt parley, @ A Nashville, ‘Tena’, | Ri Bete out hy ana A. Palmer Hes dean S$." Burnham. depot tere agent, Paducah, iy ’ " TS ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD LOUISVILLE AND Norra Bounp— MPHIS DIVLIONS. No 222 No 24 soda b Ar Loulsvilie? Cincinnati SovTH Bouxp— No 2 oWom 1185 am Gy Cincinnati Louiss tlle Gy Centraiciy Nortonviile... Ar Paducah’... Lv Paducan, Ar Fulton Uv Fulton Ar Memphis, . New Orleaiia.-- rains run dail Nosid and 30 curry ars and free reclinin tna U and N 112) pm . 380am $15 am 700 pm iilman buffet siewping air cars between Ula- way’ ces, Tire toder the Palmer, and at the wolon dey « ST. LOUIS DIVISION. NonrH nov! fot Grave Paducah. 6pm Metropoili ‘pm Grantsbui opm Parker Cy ‘pm Marion 1.04 pm Carbondale Pinckneyville Lam “St. Louis, . 76am SOUTH BOUND. 308 ave St. Louis 8:01pm East st, 1 sis pm Pinckneyville. nowpm “ Carbondale “ Marion Parker City * Grantsburg “ “Metropolis, Arrive Paducan 2:50pm, 7.30 6m top tor meais—Ali trains run dally, This is the popular line to St, Louis’ and Chicago and all points no:th and’ west Frain leaving Paducan, daily at 6:15 p.m has through Pullman Sleeping aud Parlor Car for St, Louls. Double berth rates, $1.50; chair rates, 75 cenis For farther ' information, reservations, tcke call on or adress J.T. Donovan, DT ‘aimer Ho Paducah, or Hi Hanson, General Pa Illinois CentralR,R. Has Through Passenger ‘Trains aud Fast Efficient Double Daily Service from Cinemmnati and Louisvgle to MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS € 0.8. W. to Louis ng direct or thaking close conuee. yeipal podnts SOUTH axp WEST. 4 Agent Chi ; Memphis and poiuts ud West on its own gad connecting ) . f/f ¢ ~ Window ‘Shades, IN THE LATEST PATTERNS. PROMPT eee GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS, W. S. GREIF, ‘Telephone No. 371 Third Street. J. BERGDOLT, PROPRIETOR——— Paducah - Bottling - Co., AGENT CELEBRATED LOUIS O’BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis No, 132 s. nid of any- Hunker, Sanit te te In kegs and, tottles, Also Yarious temperance drinks—--Soda Pop, Seltzer Water, Orange Cider, Ginger Ale, ete. erl neh felephone orders filled until 11 o'clock at night during week and 12 o'clock Telephone 101, 10th and Madison Streets. PADUCAH, KY ow (FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES, it is Elegant Carriages and Turnouts Oehischlaeger & alker —AT. JAS. A. GLAUBER’S CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS tcomnections with through trains for all points NORTH any EAST Including St. Louts, Chicago, [uffalo, Pitts- burg, Cleveland Boston wk, Philadel phia, Baltimore ana K. making dire Solid Vestibule ‘Trains. Pullman Buse Through Fr Through Cc WA, PLLOND,A.G.P.a, Hisville, Tennessee Centennial cit cf Internationa! Exposition. NASHTILLE, CHATTANOOGA & ST. LOUIS FAILWAY. THROUGH CAR ROUTE. TO. AND FROM KENTUCKY, GEORGIA H CAROLINA NIA TENNESSEH TiMORE PHILADELPHIA AND-NEW YORK THROUGH Ee four Maa 1 SERVICE no OTE SLEEPING ys CARS Yeva, Be Plorido da nds Nia ¢ hattanoega, Atlanta, Ma at Re line and Seturn durhmget¥e continua see centenial ani Laternath or further informatt Livery, Cor, Third and’ Washington. VLE. JONES M. I Hardware, Cutlery, Tinware STOVES, ETC. Cor, Court and Market Give him a call, j|ESTABLISHED 186 Miss Mary RE. Greif & Co.’ GENERAL INSURANCE GENT phon Gude tense Tel Feed and Boarding Stable|- Kent oF address, R. C. COWARDIN, fqos Ry. Exchange Blig M A. J. WELCH, Division Pass. Agt., Mrauis, Tense W. L. DANLEY, Msn Pet TTY, BT. JOK, DENY EP Het St. Louis Sst) TRY WWE NEW F FAST TSAIN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, Jaon Mountain Route, The most direct line via Memphis to all points in ARKANSAS AND TEXAS, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Chairs on All Free Recliniig Trains, Turoven Coacu Meri 10 DaLias anv Forr Woara, For maps, rates, tree kooks on Ts os, ar Kansas, and all Westery States, ani urtiee information, call on your loval tiva> agene or write KR. T, G. MATTHEWS, S.T.A, LOUISVILLe, KY, H.C, TOWNSEND, G.P,& z