The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 3, 1897, Page 3

Sia ‘ av] ] s x J Pin Tas FIR SHOE UYERS The end of the summer selling sea- son is nigh) and we find ourselves fc ihe better stocked than we care to be . during July. There ore, beginning }s.jon ry on Monday, July, 5, at 8 a. m., We}riouarans will conduct a general CLiARING 5 "The valves will be by all odds the gre fo Paducah, Shoes that sre today m $2; shoes that are $2 will be $1 now $1.50 will be 98e, ‘The high cos deepest and the low price ones shorn of profit. $1.50 ox- ford ties for $1 ; small ones at your 0 vee the sale aid ake duly 5. Aestabiished 185 Johnson Foundry and — Machine Co, anufacturers and Dealers in Steam Engines, Boilers, House'Fronts, Mill Machinery And Tobacco Screws, Frass and Iron Fttings., Castings of all kinds, Incorporated 1s Papvcan, - - Kenrocny. C. A, ISBELL, M.D n pid Su reon. Kesidepes 723 8, Sixth Office Houre(? to 9 a, m., 1:30 to S . 6 to 8 p. DR. W. H. NELSON Physician and Surgeon, Omen TH Warhingtgn street Beridence 112 Harri 0 4p ALE that will set the town talking. sarivat"t GeO, BERNHARD, Paducah's Leading Shoe Merchant, 306 Broadway. tones will be cut wn price, Remem- Come. WRITTEN AT RANDOM, of the game, and such conduet isa nuisonce that militates against the interests of the association, and keeps many good, respectable lovers of the sport away. ‘There isn’t a man tn Paducah now who went out in the diamond day before yesterday to hick the aypire. a At least you can’t find one. hb] A widow of only a few days, in man only went out to see somebody | commenting on the cupidity of some else lick him. This is a result” of le, remarked: “It is simply more serious thought—of more sober | disgraceful the way they attempt to judgment. Itis likely that there] impose on a widow, and directly af- ter her husband is dead, too, Only a day or two after iy husband diea in with a bill against bim 1 went straight and ed bill, paid only and the man was dj, assuring me it Of course I was in that umpire exterri - isn’t a single man who trenzied throng of nators but who is sorry today that he The A man came far forgot hitnself palliating feature of the di demonstration was the ang condition of the crowd. mood renders a person on a recei # befc h mor mistake. vy, excited Such a few da very mu le offwas all a most anything, aud the mitigation of inever look at it that way, such an abnormal condition often re- | though duces murder to manslat “* Yetsuch incidents have their ef- ny) ct. Astranger who Was among That there are occusions when @ the «day before. yesterday |™an’s patriotism may be dampened, ola exelnin to a friend aw| Wen his love of country may be he left t park, “Oh, you Ken- chilled by a wet blanket, is evidenced tuckians, vow horrible Kentuckians! | bY this story of an old Confederate What won't you do whenlyou get ex- | Veteran “We were crossing & swollen rivulet one cold evening pear Brinton B. Davis, ARCHITECT Office Aw,-Gertian Nat. Bank. When in Metropolis Bop at the State Hotel $1.00 ST, JAMES HOTEL 8T, LOUIS. Rates, $2.00 Per Day. Room and Breakfast, $1.00. European Pian, $1.00 Per Day. Goop Rooms, Good MEALA. Goon SxRyick When you visit) St. Loulpétop at 8ST. JAMES HOTEL WALNUT Cor. 4th and Ferry Sts. HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Ottice, No. 4194s Broadway scent ee A. S. DABNEY, @ DENTIST. 406 BROADWAY. J, W. Moore, DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods of All Kinds, Free delivery to all parts of the city. Cor. 7th and Adama Horse Shoeing a/Specialty. tjon in fected, \ All kinds of imper 4 horsg’s travel 1 Do Ropalr Work of Every King, Work GUARANTEED, || Always on hand ready for s ork HENRY — ee J, §. BANSTER, Solicitor of Pensicn Claims, four 6 inthe wa Veteran of font i riasgtt the ag putes olin Byeseew 1 Fe judic ireuit judge vie ri the above named tits, will secure the no owwere were three other de! aN . M, Col ‘ Vtapial sinted, Mess! id Hodge and did not attend. , Eldyville to attend the Re al convention, to "om Breathitt, ac-| sisters, with wiplay: aa 4 J, BY English, but ed! My God, LT wouldn't live vase tor amvilieg Kenesaw Mountain,” he said, ‘We oe stripped off all our clothes but our 4 ° shirts, and began wading the turbid oe ThsG etree stream, a lean, cold*blooded Ala- sign in the f an leading. ‘Things went pris) ' Boars smoothly for a while, when suddenly Salle:$o vate 9 the Alabama soldier stumbled and | e coffee t fell, Rising up he said, shivering: . Say boys, don’t you think old South an Ouest Calliny wus too brash in this seces-| i |sion bisuess, anyhow? Durned ef I} A we ‘ t! t think twice before I git into a] yes Lane ny | fix of this kind ag’in.”’ s thereof deve ‘| 1 } : © COW CC of the B. & O.| re railroad is responsible for the follow- whigh illustrates the advantage | ecame ere wing a shrewd claim agent: asote and w An old Swede farmer who lives | pe! oad : « Baltimore & Ohio road bad } Noa une to lose a valuable colt , , er day. ‘the animal jumped | ran down upon the {a pasture, i was eanght in a cut by railway a an express train. The elaim agent of Some here the ywil IngQuire | ing 1 went out to effect an amica- ed, “Say, where did Noah get all the [hy Je settlement, if possible, with the yails and hardware in that | old man | ark “Weare very sorry, of course, | This ental stage t the affair happened,’ said the peaker, ! r railway man, ‘*and I hope it’ will not equanimity, le retorted be necessary for us to go into court,” nes | farmer «1 at bim sus- © Why—er—he got ‘em at George | piciously and shi out uneasily, | O. Hart's, « ise, you @ 1 t said nothing. fool!" When told the it ‘) You must remember,’’ continued Capt. Hart smiled, and sera the claim agent, “that your colt wes head wked that he did't fey tregspasser on our property when | on whether he had an account) the ident uccurred.” We don't | however, if we | Jwant any litigation, Yan can help it, and we'd like to arrange 1 eof a wd of base- {a settlement with you on a friendly ball eran rand stitud E ta ‘ Inte, a lowly said the Swede, 8 toot | ved on de railroad track but Jiu poor mau, Ay skal give you \* wo tollar! | Ay bin sorry « good }** sin the dia as self-asstim- ! for Owen's Cave, | Ww A ia wea ith, the steamer ki Mettie Owen will give au exeursion to it ed | tie noted eave and high bills on the] 0 be & Paducah 1 is} Cuinberiand river, ‘These will be the | led c however, he € rowd sermous of a series of sermons raixed @ tremendous howl, and t ree weeks’ camp meeting on that |) ff that hackneyed *Take him at IL o'clock a, m., 2 o'clock Had it been a> ‘Terre Haute man,|and 7 o'clock p.m. All good peo hing would have been said, Yet {ple invited, apd especially the sin-| Um Kolley. by actual measure. {ners and bad ones, as we will try to nent afterwards taken, was only 12] make the. goot-better and the bad no! feet away from the runner supposed | Worse, These-te--goort” shelter and to have been touched by the eats for all, No improper ¢ He says the pig-skin only grazed the| ters, gaming or intoxical liquors runner, but this was satticient. Th allowed, Bont will leave laudi at 8 o'clock, wil rrive at cave 10 grind stand, however, vise they contended the ed the runner at all howl in the oclock, Will leave cave ath o'clock, yetting home a! 7 was made be 30. ball never tou These kickers were over 200 fect] Boat will leave Paducah at 8) from the base near which the ball]}o’clock 4, m., Owen's Landing at assed, while the umpire was only 1218215, New Liberty at 9:30, Ham- feet away, Yet, despite the dispar. | lettsba Sia; ty of distance, the kickers knew Fare trip, gentlemen more than the uinpire. A great deal ]0c; ladies 600; childrgd under ten has been said aloug the line of roast] years old free, incluag admission ng umpires, but what Ww said is]t0 grounds and caves txeuwable, because it isa matter off Mr. Dick Calisef will furnish light ynsiderable moment to. local lovers | tefreshwents vod lunch, but those weames | ho preferéan take their baskets 4 vite themy f, l Ladies ugtber the oat leaves at & i} ee se and no offensive characters will be ofli- ground to 1j3 as There 1 oa the ers on boars Every lady knows the value of a good]! ee" toilet powder, espe-| 4... tm riner ts s.c. cially in hot weather. veel ig the Ilinois Central Railroad . July Ist, 2ud aud 3rd, sell one way / 4 ermeédiate points, at $24.40 June and 80th,and is the purest; best and dua. Stop-overs will be allowed west of Zone ‘ , 7 “ most ecostomical toi- by ver _Pelorada Springs and El let powder OA the} Corresponding low rates will pre > sileast bound on specitied days market. A tpfal willl] tron say 12m to August. ou, with A / f ‘ stop-over privileges; —fin@i limit convince YOR OF tS} auoust ron 16th. For ferther information StI none “at J. 'T. Dosovan, C, today én| became unba) had committe Fiyg Gents to be trv dant A. HH. Hanson, ¢ Chicago, il, Av ot negro WALKER belong to the be, ojattempt suicide “Hoadw’ i Litres By, care Sidi niianis ye | very serivus vottl the shovis. ’ dele- | y Wanted om ‘Yo rent two rooms for light house: legate? le, Mot vite | rived here at 7 \river for Memphis, dceping, furnished op-Unfurnished, 0 Nga Evangvilie and Padueab Packets (Dally excep Sum ay.) WEEK and JOHN S) HOPKINS Paducah at9.Wocle. ba. ito Packet Line (\ ally except Sunday.) Steamer DICK FOW Ely Leaves Paducah +) 8 ©, in JM. Ue aR, Supt DRIFTWOOD Saved From the Waters, Cor ralled on the aah? Items of Speci iat Interest Py River People. Business down ebout the river this morning was about as usual; very slim. The packets came and went on time, though they seemed to be doing very small freight busine! The Dick Fowler, headéf’ tor] > Cairo, lit out this morning a8 :30 o'clock going down the riveé.on rail] y road time. ‘The ‘‘cracker-jack’’ of the line the “‘hoppin’’ John S. Hopkins, was the ‘big liner’’ to Evansville this morn- ing carrying the U.S. mail, She/¢ left at 10 o'clock sharp. The Clyde, after lying over at Brooklyn last night receiving and discharging freight, returned here this morning and commenced receiv- ing her cargo for this afternoon's departure for Florence and all way-| landings. The H, W. Burtoff Is duehere out of the Cumberland river tomorrow afternoon, and will remain here until Monday moruing before returning up that stream, ‘The towboat Peter Hontz arrived here out of the Cumberland river late » yesterday afternoon with a big tow of ties for Brooklyn The government gauge registered | " this morning 11 feet 7 tenths and falling as an increased rate, there be- ing a fall of 4 tenths in the | twelve hours, ‘The tug Lamasco, w up here last week hy the United States | Marshall, was sold to the highest bidder here this morning at o'clock. The City of Clarksville down an excursion of colored people from Golconda this morning. They were celebrating the Fourth of Ju- | Christmas, The Ashland City is due here out \of the Tennessee Jate this afternoon. | She leaves for Danville Monday morn- ing at 10. ‘The elegant steamer, Sunshine, ar- o'clock this morning headed down the She had an ex- from Cincinnati cellent freight trip. The tow boat, Kenton, with a tow of 11,000 sacks of corn, is overdue out of the Cumberland, but is ex- pected to make ber appearance here before dark tonight. to Johnsonville ‘The Bettie Owen will rug sursian to Owen's caye next Su ny meetihg, shady groves, a 1j9 C cents royfid trip. SCHUMAGHER’S SHIP, The Ex-Padueihan Wants to Aloft. Soar Will Start On Pr A Mid-Air Voyage ,Near Golconda. The airship inveated by Mr, Shumacher, who was wauager of the | Auditorium at Rowlandtown — last year, and is well Known in jucah, is now about complete, and will make atrip some time within the next} week or ten days, Its starting point somewhere near where the machine 1s now being Randolph Hall, at rented as a will be Golconda, pat Gol- work together, conda, has been shop. Shumacher has been at work on aerial navigator for several mouths,and it was built at Metropolis snd carried to Golconda, KIRKLAND'S CASE Will Probably Not Be Tried Again at this Term. his The Prisoner's Defense is That He Had Arrested Johnso: Who Tried to Escape. The case against Jesse M. Kirk: | lund, charged with killing Jack Joun- son, who abducted his daughter, at Mayfield, will likwiy be tried again at this term of court, The jury that was discharged We lnesday ‘stood seven for giving the defendant two years and five for acquittal. The defense was that Kirkland was trying to arrest Johnson and killed him in pursuance of the effort rest him, ‘The law is that # pr arrest a person who is citizen may reasonably believed to have com- mitted a felony, and may use such means as seem necessary to make the arrest, even tothe taking of life. Th: question 1 this case is whether more force than necessary was used, He is uow out on $300 bond, Waite. Y fee a nid dlesages eraffiu travel i vinthg coynties; per- manent position ; salary &0 a month and expenses; good chancg for ad- vancement, Address SI Com- pany, 1020 Chest ‘adelphia, | ' Penn. ee 23j8 last | eve 10} 18 ® brought She is en route} Willi HA ~ f p- Thompson ROCERY — ACIN ADM:S- | RAILRUAD TALK TABL | Nashville, Chattanooga & St, Louis Railroad. } At or of Syventh and Trim | N . PADOUAN AND MBMPRia DIVI8IUR bled Now gooils, few prices, polite sourn noun attention, Free delivery. FREE RAMONA it ig v= cal PARK.... He we Mrs. Joe BL Mortfved ther, yap? Sam Fashionable Dressmaker, Vp Ms Atlante tiem apam and be pleased. Neat At guaran- —— oe NORTH BOUND P—wy teed. Formerly of Cléveland, 0. Veftattanoogs 4am. 3 pee 1222 Harrison street. / feavae im feam Peoples’ Railway Co.’s' cars run to the “gate)*isisie 32 see Ly fexington ‘mee 8 Ar Hollow Kock Junction. 3 pe COLORED i of the Park.” afiea BS ‘ All trains di DEPARTMENT. ‘Through train and car service be . ‘ . aucah and Jackson, Memphia ‘Neswrna cea |Pertormance begins at 8:00 every night, | %susteows team. chat coioeation foray € day seh m. Rev. | Washin St Pau! A M Stanford and othe South & Tennessee stree pastor, Masonic emt Me Thursd Vednes Susannah Cour fourth Monday 1 Stone Square cond Monday tn INDEPEN DEN Oda F Household of third Priday even Odd Fellows H Padnc ws Ht h month at « Young Men's nd ich was tied | Sve. pn pm ineach 1 péss of importance to be t All Sir Knig y. | desire to heco state are invit Glover has a friends here Margaret I rious from stree her ma ciden er pe She y frie preach at chur in th to attend. M to God Prayer, There wil Barks’ chape morrow, Se out. Sunday at lla, m Sacrament of be administer spirituai those delingu been staying From what I lay As mem! need not your leaders do not need know your « nd per manage to ra vane, as it all the year, come a G. WB Grand Loui Paducah Bo Tues Cheap Excu pairing | Howton pei. SHURCHE UB. Church Services: Sundayiseb 10 Dr. W. I, Netsos Gro. G, Axp s, N, K, T. perter. Rev. W. E, ¢ , state missions ary of Louisvi hands with bin Matthew Toc evening at 8 0’ you desire to remain a member of the A. M. E you must come to church or else you be ex- pelled at once, Come hear about the new pews finest in the ity. You \ is well come first as last, for you will have to come or go, and that right soon almost sinned away the day of g THALMUELLES Ege s £ de to Order. Ail kinds peatly dong@t Kock ‘Trial, hodist)—Sun. a.m and t Chu) thodist) Sun 1am and 8p. cr m, Rev 4 t Church s, lla, m, and 8p school 9a p Sunday Rev. J. G Sunday chureh— (Cn m. and 7p. w. Fs cordially inviv ifth wireet: between ObLO at 1s, Rev. Jas, A. Woodwar COLORED LODGES. ASONIC adway, Third Floor. every first every first padivs—Meets every in each month DD FELL all, $e corner 7th & Adams. 1— wets first and h mouth at Co lored 15—Meets every firs each moth at Colored Pr sday in'each wonya = t, Meets third satarday i Media meets Monday 7:30 All members arezequested to be present, Bur or Daught me ssembers or to rein- ed Rey le the city. st of very rm it will be glad to shake ly met with esday by sl Nor Ta Wed a se- pug Iwelf which sined aukle, nds will regret to hear Lorving subject, Love Eveni and at 3 the nord ed, Come ai revewed. All of members who have from ureh, if ent away hear 5 ot you have Ace of Barks at home to wa wy you for you warning. You and if you don't form it, the ehureh will n without you or your has been ‘doing nearly chape waiting for you ity E. H. Proving, G. G, Howanp, Stewards ngs, Pastor special Exhibition Game Base-Ball sville vs Paducah At Assoc y, July 6th rsion rates on all Roads, ation Park 1897. Boots and Shoes tea * G Halthiaore, Pb the ‘Southeast andor Sen Feet ie South wea ECE wean set A. oma oe he ng is, Wu. ‘yTeichout OP. and Fins ie Paducah Ky. agent, Paducah, Ky. bre Peace? A AE PT {LLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD aneae, ren High-Grade Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries. Agent for the highest grades of Bieycles made. are prepared to offer 1896 Stearns for $68.60 Don’t fail to see onr $45.00 Overlands and Rugbys—best the market, prettiest wheel made. ~~ Don't fail to see our line of wheels before buying. We LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS DIVI are the only exclusive Bicycle housé in the city. Uv Now Once, Ko, Complete repair shop. Free riding school to those buy- an ing wheels from us. Don’t fail to call—remember the place, ar Padu Greadueah. 4r Princetot Nortonville. Sentral City Paducah Oycle Works, |i ‘Louise 101 Sourn BEEEEEEEESE vi incionat dealt gi 5B 126 and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer House. SCIE: STIFIC AND FIRST-OL CLASS BLACKSMITHING | REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING|= All work guaranteed. A. W. GREIF, Court Street, bet BaRRoRse, aily sod 24 carry Pullman buffet sl carsand free ween stan “ti aud’ New Urfosnet: ont owt nd 22 ant New #34 2m run solid ncpmnptatana 8. bagérin raed and south. Tiek Brosdway’ ‘nder the Palmer, and at es ‘union et. 87. LOUIS DIVISION. Norra sour Leave Pad nee Krrive Metropol seetocoed & BB BEBEBEBB ad and 3d. eeusaees FINE DRIVERS Av SADDLE HORSES.\” Elegant Carriages and Turnouts ({——AT- JAS. A. GLAUBER’S Livery, Feed and Boarding Stable Cor, Third and Washington. 148, SOUTH BOUND. Leave St, Louis Chicago an a orala env TELEPHON ESTABLISHED 1864,—— Miss Mary 7 E, Greif & Co, GENERAL INSURANCE PADUCAH, KY 1. 2elephoa ne 174, ote aa T sackson 7 Ah 4 ay mui coe u aay af fo oh 45 ea te vol Double berti ye eed \ ko, Ta Donovan, Paducat Illinois Central R. R. bel A i parce ee Rates Ye. Ped we from PADUCAH, Ye to all stations on its line within 200 miles. Tickets on sale July 2d, 3dand 4th (also on the 5th to such stations as may be reached on this date), good to return until July 7th, inclusive. For Specific Rates, Tickets, ete., call on your Local I. C. R. R. ticket agent. The Ardmore, oe ing et fg sue abe Fa nnsylvania avenue Nort face “ii WASHING’ N, D.C. European, $1.00 and o— vw American, $1.50-0-2:6 First-class temily b otel. No liquors. Conyenient to cars and places of inter- e*., Most central location, and pi 6. ant home for tourists and sight: sor n the city. T. M/ HALL, Prop. G.R.DAMIS, NT YOR Front Rank and Triumph Furnaces. Call on him and get estimates for heating your residence, Tin, Slate and Iron Roofer, 129 8, Thid St. ac Manufaciurers apd Bealers in—— Steam Engines, Boilers, House Fronts, Mili Machinery, etc. INCORPORATED PADUCAH, KY Gen’! Electric Light and Power Co. Will furnish Lights and Power for!fans, as}follows + Store Lights x6c,per month. Residence Lights 20¢ Current tor Fans $1.50 D. B: SIMON, "Supt. ~ ¢. EUBANKS, CITIZENS’ ‘SAVINGS BANK, Ky. Clarence- Dallam Formerly of BURNETT & DALLAM, Paducah, Ky, —httorney-at-Law Lovioville Teast Building. NEFER BY PREMIMOTORGTO” LovisviLie Fidelity and Cagualy John Utes, OR, Waelity Trust aod S, V. Co. Tuite Assupagee Socket Ys vie. HOMMora / HLT, omic brondlw a» e149 0 ater ‘Ban! Ron Henry Bumett pia fe vapital BR sain $120,000.00 R i M OV E I] ! wy Ton Padugah, adway, “A. L, HARPER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 120 8. Fourth, Roc wit Sweet Open from.9 m. to 34. m. On Sat- L. w ! 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