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

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her away. HOMHQPATHIBT, , has been created | with «Hannah. He Woesn’t believe section by the/in feith curing any. Imgre, and still nd jury, which) yseg Hannah.” was not content w the bad people in the pace Fy QUITE A SURPRISE but had yto go and indjet several Great commotioy in the Calvert {Cit Marshall county g ATTORNEY: AT-LAW, 420 8. Fouk,fogh No. 2, {Prominent and highly ) respentd ved d og phurel: embers for enggking in the Wee OF og vnlger pastions of gRbyeg.— Created By the Hlopement of] rvansvite anaPaaucan Prckets (Daily excep Fashionable E — pe oo re , 95 Ld he Lh By Popular Young People. M ment, and when the arrests sre mi L. Ww LEA, there will likely be geveral sensatio..s, ”-_o HOUSE AND“SIGN. PAINTER, | 20% more Mr. King Brooks an@ Miss Mabel u -.4 Goodwin Married at Metrop- GRAINING, KA) a . rgaaaadencoed a The “Register,” in‘erder to make Pestlence 022 8, oat panecan, xv| People believe it wasn't scooped on aa a aaa the death of {Robert Molett in the y county jail night before /last, claims ws the man's death was uykuown until] Mr. King Brooks, eldest son Red a . Nl 6I 0 daylight. Deputy Jailer Grady was| Dr. J. G. Brooks, and Miss Mabel : Goodwin, youngest daughter of Capt. wl before 1 o'clock that night, ~ ry notified before 1 o’cjock that night, | 5's sco dwin, of North Sixth street, h and Cairo Packet Will et William DR. W. ANKS, WaiTTEN AT RANDOM. Hye porains: i aia nd Operated by the <i ae eee ADM:S- NEW GROCERY enth and ‘Trim- m tices, polite SION And Mayor Broylég hobbled down i Se ae Nashville, Ona gore & St. Lous | ul s PADUCAH AND. saeyrnis pDrvistom, PARK.... » os eland, O. cet ee ee “ |GQOLORED DEPARTMENT. ily except} 1222 iin str Peoples Railway Co.’s€ars)\ run to the gate AE Reon i iia. of the Park. 4 cBLJ ris . 6% pa i N A Eeatagton . 310 Pm Jackson 1010 pm boy gion cia APES = “Nashville pe 30 8 tohm ise 215, Lexington ais pm 490 pm 733 pm ae Bula Sis Memphis, New Orleans & Cincinnati Pertormance begins at 8:00 every night. |, Undertakens-and embalmers, — | as he will attest upon application. ) 180 8 Third Hetadlished 1965, Johnson Machine Co quit Iall’s show at Marion, has been |@ crowd of friends waiting to con- — ndeavoring to captare a big snake |gratulate them. . “ c a oy . : Saved From ‘the Waters, Cor} anntacturers ag@ Dealers in House’Fronts, Mill Machinery een itas from sixteen to twenty feet | most popular of Paducah’e young 0-| Items of Special And Tobagco Setews, Brass oo M.D. 0 ye sarge on. Brinton ‘B. Davis, Mork. Tis ta alive { Yhey [pany will sell rotted trip. tickets to| Before returning up that stream ARCHITEDT Office Am,-Gerinan” Nat. Rates, $2,90)Per Day. |‘ Room and Breaklast, $1.00 European Plan, $1.00 Per Day. . Qeop Mra. Goon BARVICE ST. JAMES HOTEL BROADWAY AND WALN HARRY F. WILCAMSON, M.D, DABNEY, ® DENTIST. 406 BROADWAY. J, WaWioore, Staple and Faney Groceries, plied, “if 1 know an, Abing. +1 migtit] con: Canned Goods of All Kinds, Free delivery to all parts of the City. | equmssmemanesnman ¥ 12, 100 Sugiend tmporiad groan Cor, 7th and Adans e(Shoeing pecialty. All kindsf ifffperfection in travel corrected, 1 Do Repalr) Work of -byery Kind, Work GuawAnresD.{} nd ready“for work, HENRY ~ GREIF. ae J, 8. GANSTER, Solicitor of/Pension Glaims, ‘veteran of fo Hoss aims Prosecutes iG oe war of ' a aa OEHLSCHLAEGER & WALKER) "Gestrude—tateea! And is he Pe Bs yee OD Ses Pai re ue ay iat DRUGGISTS, successful? nies ‘or ive mie eloped to Metropolis yesterday after- noon and were married in the parlors of the St. Julien Hotel at 5 And, by the way, the ‘‘Register’ for several days past has beeu filling Steamers 1 Tz up on stale country news and worn)? = every Wednes out Marshall county cnses to delude|0’clock. = The couple poh 8 | m., passing P Seve a8 Rae ensi e1 urday. Leavy sehi a. Incorporated 18 lity readers into the beliet that it is | tensibly to attend the base-ball game, | tim f Z| school? a , iy but decided to go to Metropolis and | thu " ‘snewsy,"’ simply becouse it has a | Dat decade to go a uegy. The | Som ; St Paul A , » married, an¢ ye can every Bi ‘ preachin new reporter. Go out and get an- | : op every Hupday 2, | Mtanlord, pastor ' & news was first received here ina tele- H. Asti om sther “Republican caucus’’ or @ . other ‘Repu’ gram to the bride’s parents, and the ‘mysterious disappearance.’” ’ x gt couple themselves came in on the . Dick Fowler about 9 o'clock, and DRIFTWOOD Mr. LaPearl, a snake charmer who] were met at the bride’s home by quite that has long inhabited the big knob] Mr. Brooks recently graduated |* on the Fowler place, three miles from the college of dentistry at Chi- ralled on the Levee. north of that town, ‘The snake has/cago, and is a promising young man, = been described by those who have | while his beautiful bride is one of the ———- terest to River J People. Messrs. Will Parham, Dick Rudy — and W. B. McPherson left at noon TY . . ‘ tok Marion, i1L, to attend) the mae The Ohio river continues to rise at a Weana mest a Meni ee {riage of Mr. John L, Parham, the this point at a very lively rate there | wednesday ev. them as familiarly as alittle boy | ell kuown drummer, to Miss Maude Pi mcinng Fr of Marion, The wedding | n search of the big snake, | captured one not so. large, Evil a three-quart tin | ciety people. bucket, [thas been seen oceasion- ally fo: veral years Pearl has a choice collection of all the snakes as lar and river men are living in hopes for a good steamboating stage before many days. | Bainbrid occurs t s never follow the Business was tolerably good down people. The one ¢aught is/ponie, It isa ant liver laxative, the packets are ‘ Forrest King.’” It is b ageae and the packets sre making good It makes}time. They were in and away on rn h Paducah eight feet maks flesh. | schedule time and were doing a good i ltt makes ng and abont five inches | out, sound 1 circumference. It was discovered |] makes rosy cheeks, All of this| freight business. ~ {cures chills so they stay cured, Deal-] ‘The fastest boat on Western ers guarantee it, waters, the Dick Fowler, goes t he head and landed him ina sack. | te io t Vand landed him ina sa For sale by Ochischlaeger &| Cairo tomorrow with an excursion, month at taking a sun bath, and the snake cc noisseur ‘grabbed’? him just beh A | Walker. JL The big mail liner John $, Hopkins | tery second and Maree Dr e contends that EXCURSIONS. was in and out from Evansville this] young Mer ‘ et ee i 1 o f morning, doing a fine business, ° J acte ia chee tea. | Via Minois Ceftrat Ratiroad Dus-| ‘The Ashland City is due here out been Pe et “% ing Me J and July. of Tennessee river tonight. She will ope den yp ether! ‘The Ilinois Gentral Railroad Com-| Stay over here until monday anorning are rea 1 | points and on d named below: Capt. Henry Baker, of the towboat A few days ago he w | wshville, Teno., Lennessee Cen-]R. A. Speed, which is now laid up love art ene {tennial and International Exposition, | over at the island to remain during *l was * that laily until October 80th, $3.85 ;good | ng the summer, left for his home this |. bay ation caked ts or [fot eetun Mars to. 7eterhs morning, where he will remain until if he and the actress weren't re Minne <, Minn., B. P.O. Elks, | bis boat comes out again next fall. jers. The ma replied that the | July 3d . 14th, $20,21, good re The towboat Peter Hontz went up} jtwo weren't even on speaking ter turning until July, 40th, with ar-| the Tennessee river yesterday. |Itis very often the case that show |rangements ter extension until July! The Clyde is sted to leave|' jpeople who hate cach other aud feel) 30th, : with ber usual good trip this after- ike clawing ove another's eyes outy) Mil Wis., National Edu-| noon for Florence and all Tennessee they have toleat play parts Won ation, July 3d, 4th] river points. a gi sonia te bp Aone | goal) returning until July) ‘The Mayflower leaves St. Louis enn VOSS Oe 10th, wither for exten-| thif afternoon for the ‘Tennessee | |! A jsion until August 41st, $15.98." Iriver, She will have # large crowd % John Broyles, mayor of Kowland- | Chattanooga, Temn., B. Y. P. U-/of round trippers who are making a] Satuntay aiernc town, relates the following experience |J¥ly 18th to 16th, good returning] sight-secing tmp of the Tennessee he hed a few nights ago with Faith | Until July 31s g6e fare, river. All members of ‘friiby 8 Curist Willis M, Brown and his sou, |, Buffalo, Nf. G. A. B., August! rhe 7, w, Buttorft is due here to- | Are requested ‘ | 20th and 22d, wate to be announced called meetit | later For further mformation in regard morrow afternoon out of the Cum- berland river and will remain over harles Brown, of Marion He heard there was a nup in ul fime to Removal, and first one Jed and then the M - other. Finally they finished, and as AMERICA FEEDS THE WORLD John raised up he reached for ‘Han-| Immense Qa nab,’ Are Shipped from the United Sta “ ee a 8 : .| ‘The extensive shipments of fro pe wie be hs px ae ~ poultry recently made from New York “You don’t ‘need it 3 eeaoere to Burope sts the vagtiess of the more. scale on which the improved arrange- “Guess not, ied John, 1) ments for feeding the wogld are now Sener might miss the car an’ I’ve got some| carried out, When Ameriga was die- a mighty rough places to go over,’ He} covered buyers in the largest European Ltd ricked up the stick produce markets counted by the dozen ne Orhan uke t whe 1 had minds habituated to tle members When he started down the steps} : n4 depen pedi the preacher in yelled that he‘! . ahi, gh rttee ai gt didn't need the stick, but Mayor Broyles was glued to ip not merely by th ut by the anil- sues I do need * John ree] io; nh. Last year Fugland actually ext 138,000,000 dozen eggs, pay> stump my toe on them steps antkthen | ing 00 for them, Ten million I feel lity lonesome withgut| of*them came from Amertea. : v In 1806 England imported 670,000 apd chickens ing things ¢ or you may } and beari heaven. H Os 508 over ths imes that amount ¥ 8 Loudon or in New York | would often Every! lady knows) 0. min‘cery past of the ity J part t of the world, t shipment and preservation of whic the value of a good ce thousands of miles of Jand and| Kor Sale by Oehlschlaeger & toilet \powder, espe- ker cially inNnotaveather. aki Seow | yp iets The refrigerator ted during the | Prepair ly doneat K is the purest, bestand] wt: : Sis Lata ve confirmed the \ ome most economical toi-|)\"\ ‘cn raed the 8° NOTICE let powder on Ahe] ir Po vsthatweraive | § I Swill be. received L of “chilling. » horrors of plague and Cheap Exeu rid's greatest rrain by Hon bushels, but it is only ouncil Clerk un- market, A trial will|s.<0' port eigrand youl | 9 o'etod p. mn. Wednesday, June try by the million do S ceapaines | 001 108 lor the paving, guttering convince vous of its sind ‘orm aud the humble len Promises | and curbing wedhemidewalks on Mad bes sahiy ‘bteel i y that | ison street fre Eighth to Ninth superiori saan cin to realize the possibilities of | streets, work & be dove according to our greatne N.Y. World, ordinance g6verning said improve- Large wos Five Cents } ment, Wafk to be completed by 1st See Window Display. A Stern Roce, day of September, 1897, and under Frances—Yes, be is pursuing litera | the supervision of the bd and City right to rejechyay and g Is. j June 18,4897, Filth & Broadw’y. “No. It is still m long way ahead of him," —Cleveland Leader. eat «pat ee Kain Hei High-Grade Bicycles and [Bxtiaie |Bicycle Sundries. Agent for the highest grades of Bicycles made. We are prepared to offer 1896 Stearns for $68.60 Don’t fail to see our £41500 Overlands snd Rugbys—best LOUISVILLE AND MEM) on the market, prettiest wheel made. Hoare Rouen eo a 1 to see our line of wheels before buying. We ure the only exclusive Bicycle house in the city. Complete repair shop. Free riding school to those buy- ing wheels from us. Don’t fail to,call- remember the place, 126 and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer House. SCLENLIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS Pa »| BLACKSMITHING si «| REPAIRING be inant Suet Moots dvery first ath being a rise of five inches last night rane nab Baur HORSESHOEING) sss23 All work guaranteed. Fi. W. GREIF, Court Street, bet, 2d and 3d. of suiticient proportions to satisty | yse of Dr, Bell's Peppermint Chill] about the river front this moroing] tnira Friday evening Odd Fellows Ha'l bs No 2.0.0 OO Fs Past Grand Manu Western Kentuc FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES, : : Elegant Carriages and Turnouts radu i ——)- Feed/and Boarding Stable]: or, Thirdand Wacisington. ‘ennessee Centennial ana Livery, F ESTABLISHED 1864," ° Miss Mary a Greif & CO) .rtwcer sare 1D RAL "EXSURANCE 9 ENTS. residence of Mr Jarrison street, urg who could cure | here until Monday at noon before re- from brain feyer to gall |'0 Sy of the aaares Seely to ticket turning to Clarksville, Aah, me to one wim. | “ZA. Hi. Maxson, The towboat John Barrett passed] yider 8. La ede ‘genet se G.P. A, Chicigo, 1, |¥P this morning with a tow of emp-| pulpii at the Prim heap tie iotikar W. A. Kettoxp, ties. ehureb tomorroy tei A.G. P. A., Louisville, Ky. a are re Subject, *C ss. AGKSON | Mie a a lar services a§ Burks —Monuiveiure asd Dealers in—- ers, House Fronts, |4 Mill Machinery, etc. ‘ er | | Y “‘lectric it hi Tickets on sale July 2d, 3d and 4th (also on the 5th to such stations as | yy rie: it We have removed our office and] y 4 P. pal Doxovase stables to corver Tenth and Monroe | 5. iioq, etick A... Paduchh: ity street Orders for hauling or saud t aan a re should be sent there or telephone to preacher Important Notice, No. 11. uf Well if 1 didn’t have Tdon't) jy persons-knoying themselves ine Papvcan Transren C reckon I'd a e all the way UP} debted to the firmg of Rogers & King : Jhere to git cure eplied Mayer land Join Rogers Son are hereby grand rally Broyles | warned to call and.gettle the same at is expected t ‘You've got faith in the Lord, | © at my oilice, No. 127 South eloquent or then ’ |Fourth street, and\théreby save to subjects, leavir “*Yaas, a lectle."” |themselves costs, as I will be forced ing to | “Weil, we'll pray F to proceed by law ty collect same, proved ideus, it So John ai e preacher knelt to- | unless otherwise seted promptly. lightful manner wakp gether, and John laid faithful old Ep H. Purvran, exponent in t Hannah’? down beside him, | Receiver of Rogefs & King and John The minister The preacher prayed and John} Rogere & Son. dae Jof the yariou followed. They were powerful prayers, ———— city are invited to Gpme out sist us in raising m urch, We | contributing when Soy Wit h Lights and Power for fans, as’ follows: Talk that which aiden Lights t tor Fans your neighbu: self from entering CITIZENS’ SAVINGS Grand Exhibi risville Pa: A Wedne day ater have been made possible by the Walker Vaducali nein uesday, « 26 Broadway, Paduceh, Ky, well Gap ital and Surplus, $120,000.00 | work to be com- ito reject any a a Jas. A. Ruby * President Ww » PAXTON " + Cashier Satisfacti V. KAML&ITER, na a | GO, O. Hane, ELEPHONE 200, All train daily. rough train and car serv ducah and Jackson, Memphiac Nowe Chattanooga, Tenn ri annat. Texaa aha wet. furt i. ress. - * J his, Tena. Surnbain. depot vere: Pot tele {LLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD ty New Nortonvill Central City’ fx Contral city, Louisville Cincinnati Paducah Cycle Works, |ersintinas® Houis¥ ile tor Contracts New Orleatis Nos and 24 carry oars and free reciin! chun ‘th-and: New 204 carries Paduoah- ia isville sleeper, es Sram union depot at 8 p.m. F meais—All trains ‘This is the popular line to St ‘Louis Chicago and ail polnte north and’ west: — oe it ae Palace Bleey and ullmae A. GLAUBER’S Louis, Double berth raven, t1s0; chal rates, 7 conta, farther” information. reservations, ldress J. 't. Donovi pa na Expositio CHATTANOOGA & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY, . SAE iy | HEKANS AI Tee ‘ped PADUCABE. KY | BULUMAN tetncon Smurnie and Tham vl on Night Re. ee EXCURSION TICKETS at Reduced Rates from all potate ‘Connections. 1 Masiilie. and rn during the aad A. J. WELCH, Division Pass. Agt., Mumvuis, TENN. Ww. L. DANLEY, Gon’) Pass. and Tkt., Agt., NASHVILLE, TRIN, 8. TEACHOUT, CI n. IY. lilinois Central RR. Offer its patrons for the 4th of July Low Rates of Hare, fvoes PADUCAH, KY., to all stations on ite line within 200 miles. muy be reached on this date), good to return until July 7th, inclusive. For and Power Co.cc Missouri Paciri¢ RAILWAY «5e daly 3 mouth. he Gras Throegh To KANSAS CITY, @T, e St, Louis Skate ivants; Devt D. B: SIMON,’Supt. TRY THE NEW FAST TRAIN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, [ron Mountain Roure: bi most direct line via Memphis to BANK ae o] ARKANSAS AND TEXAS. WEST AND SOUTHWEST, Free Reclining Chairs on Al) Trains, Turoven Coaches Memrnis ‘10 Dauas anv Fort Woarn t a Ne xauong, and ail Western States "and furce (nformation, call on your local ticket agent or write 1 City Ku- Open from % a, m.to3 p.m, On Sat-| tt. 1,G. MATTHEWS, S.T.A, urday night@ from 7 to 8. Lou! Intorest Paid on Time Deposits) rinconty st OFFICERS, 4 Ass’t Cashier European, $1. DIMBOTORS, Aegan’, $1.50 to 2.50 Jas. A. Ruby, pi | R. wan i it-ol a3 miny ‘iy notel. No liquors, nien / cars and placesotinter= © t. Mout gentral locaien, and ont home tpr to and sight ity . M, HALL,

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