The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 13, 1897, Page 5

RALLRUAD TIME TABLES, Nashville, watcckines ssasessers SeuEtwEETs SEBEE388" = sss jBEES=EGE Pexeceusee Pt 5 Seees; si He $ > tanoogs, Ten! tanta, Ga., Jacks Fie, Was! Haltimore, Philad: Iphia snd New Yerk, the South: d 10 Arkansas, Texas ‘Southwest. For further informa te | Prepairing ‘Bo {LLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD ar _ ‘trains run aatly r sleepers. 204 carries Paducah Louisville sleeper Paducah op. Arrive Paducan Cy tor mesis—Al) tral House, Gevers! Passenger Agent To KANSAS CITY, ST. JOR, OMAHA, PUEBLO, DENVEY And SALT LAKE. ARKANSAS A WEST AND SOUTHWEST. on All Trains, To on Texas, Ar eens it Weatarn Sigvea, and furthee ce es call on your ipeal ticket agent or write ‘ Q HB. T.G, MATTUEW DO Fittis, Ky fennessee Centennial and . feat | Exposition. WASHTILLE, CHATTANOOGA & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY, THROVYGH CAR ROUTE. 0 AND FROM Weta I KENTUCKY. GRORGIA." TH RRM, MLOMIDA, NOKTHUCAROLINA, SINiA YORK Low Kook MoK eran ASH VILLE Plorido daily year Aliant, Maocop and Tifton | on sale during sean EXCURSION * ten ee ga For tur went or addi R. 1m, call upon Tick TENN, Agent, 42 ‘TRADE MARK, Pictu ogsians, COPYRIGHTS ngoma sanding & oa ohother a a ~ uF Tree MUNN og 361 Broades , | When you visit St of all kinds. Papucan, be of all kinds neatly doneat Trial, oitom pries, Give Him & " Brinton— ( vial rates by the wer . BarLay, Propr. 50 a day. k. D. Between 4th and 5th on Ferry st. Goop MEAL. SuRVICE. outs stop at 8ST. JA Street cars direct to F, WILLIAMSON, M ~ Phybician and Sufgeon OMed Hours TAGa. m1to3p, m Office, No. Y#Q)6 Broadway, a “A. S. DABNEY, =|» DENTIST. 406 BROADWAY, Horse Shoeing -& Bpecialty. “All kinds of ipperfection in a horse's trafel corrected HENRY GREIF. J, S. GANSTER, Solicitor of Pension Clai Veteran of f in the war of Prosgoutes claims before the Bureaa - of Pegsions. To soldi ra, widow 1861-65, Mexican Wa July 1x82, increase {borough attention given ton pensions dropped from the rolls, Beas which they desire trausacted tonal capital sbould write me or LITTLE BEN, Pawn Broker and Loan Office, MONEY-?O LOAN ONALL VALPABLES. We are overstockgd on Ladies’ and Gent's j Solid Gold ahd Filled Case Watches s Ps Allthe standard makes of move- ments and cas. Also a big lot of Bilver Watches\ Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments. the prices we will make you. - We carry a Gente’ Furnisl lags, fs Valises, Playing Oj te, ood line ok Clothing, ds, Dice, reed gales and buy strictly for cashy and can al ways give you bargains y line. Money to loan on all ‘| trom New York, a WRITTEN AT RANDOM, Col. Chas, Reed, of the Palmer, in speaking of the execution of two boys from Harshall county at Biack- land, Miss., for deserting during the id yesterday: never forget that execution. The men, or rather boys, for they were mere boys, were screaming snd crying while the preliminaries were being arranged, and I'll tell you it was hard [enough to have to watch such a scene. I would have beeu on the detail that fired the shots that ended their lives had It not been for Dr. Brooks, He was orderly-sar- gent of our company, and when or- dered to furnish a detachment of men took them from the com- lly. On this occas- been detailed, but he skipped uy name, and that is why | I was not executioner.’’ to serve as wilitary North Sixth street is one of the most frequented in the city. All the Kk: ons and other vehicles sually pass over it en route to and the depot, and just now its condition is such that the street rol- ler could do good work on it. In fact it could be used nowhere to bet- ter advantage, 7 ice man, who was all smiles last week, is now distraught with dis- pleasure. The cold wave has bad unmistakable effect on his business, and fifty pounds of ice, left on the door step, will not resolve itself be- fore the cook or porter arrives, into a mere damp spot during this sort of weather. ‘Ihe soda-water map, too, is not bubbling over with satisfaction and happiness as he was a few days ago, for with the fall of the mercury there bas been a very perceptible fail in bis trade. But then, as one solilli- quized yesterday, ‘‘it’s all in a sum- mer-time.’” o.° . Col. Jobn Van Culin Is just back Vashington and several eastern watering places, where he has been “living high.’ In Washington he experienced the nov- elty of rubbing up against greatness, having met most of the great men at the Capital. The great men were courtevus to him, and he reports that they all chew Lactic Pepsin. He attended the funeral of the late Sen- being able to masticate Lactic Pep- h has not yet been intro- duced into Paradise. In New York Col. Van Culin was presented with a fine South Ameri- can Cactus cane, which id to be the only one of its kind in the United States. o° An interesting case is now before Justice Winchester. A prominent young married lady of the west end was warranted a few days ago for poisoning her neighbor's chickens, It appears, however, that the prose- cution is based merely on a misunder- standing of the facts. The lady's husband claims that he put out the poison for rats, and notified the neighbors of what be had done, in order that they might keep thei chickens at home. If this be true, the warrant will likely be dismissed, as there was no malice in the case. Some people, however, claim that the gentleman even had a right to go so far as to put out poison on bis own premises for the sole purpose of killing the chickens should they en- croach on his property. Chickens occasion almost as much unfriendli- ness among neighbors as the town cow. *° Quite a number of Paducah people ere branching out as song writers, The latest melody is one composed by Mr. Irvin S. Cobb, of the ‘‘News,”’ and Prof. Willie Gilbert, the south-side musician, titled “Fly High, You Buzaard Itis quite catchy, and may be sung at one of the park theaters before the season closes, Om “J don't know why itis,"’ remark- ed @ motorman yesterd: “+but there is nothing that makes a man madder than to ask him to pay his fare, es- pecially if he bas already done it and the ticket stuck in fare box so it could not be seen The knight of the brake aud key had Just come near having to dis- play his muscle to ove of these frac- tious passengers who resented the inquiry if he had dropped his nickle in the slot. It isa fact, too, that it usually does make a person very an- gry, many times because it places him in a very awkward predicameut befc be other passengers. In most instances, however, it develops that the motorman js jn fault, as be bas failed to find, or to count correctly, the fares in the box, oe ° Whiskey bas a very disastrous ef- fect on some wen, ‘The other day @ prominent gentleman, while celebrat We're ulwave the our FALL STYLES designs and ready for your ing] Finest line of re Mouldings Have you seen the | A YARD OF FACES. Prices Reasonable for GOOD work. L. P, BALTHASAR, ( 423 B'way, Under Paruzz Hovss' ( } . had a couple of friends out with him. He was just hilarious enough to be mischicvous, and whenever the crowd would call for drinks,be would pick up the glasses one at a time, dash the contents on bis friends, pile the glasses ou top of one another and stepping back knock the whole thing down with @ stool to see the glasses break. He would then pay for the damage wrought and repeat the per- formance. His fun cost him a good round sum, but he bad plenty of ‘dough,”” avd seemed to enjoy it. we “Please fix me up an foe water bath,” said Dr, Fernandez, of the City of Mexico, to Clerk Green, of the Laclede Hotel rding to the St. Louis **Republic » don’t have them,’ said Mi Green sympathetically, as he noticed the great beads of perspiration ming down the Mexi face. I provide an-ice water bath myself?’ inquired the doctor, as be proceeded to mop hie face witha freah handkerchief. “Certainly.” The Mexican called three bell boys at once and in short orders hi chunk of ice was afloat in a ba full of cold water. Fernand re~ mained in the bath until the chankof ice was melted. “Well, did you enjoy your said Green, when Fernandes peared at the counter looking a8 as @ cucumber, “It was good for a while, but the | ice melted and then the water got so | hot £ had to come out,” replied Dr. | Fernandez. oe e The following gives the names of the states as towne in othe: tes + Alabama is ia New York and W! consin. COLORED DEPARTMENT. CHURCHES. & Husband Street Church (Methodist) —Sun treaching Il a.m snd Jay school at 9a. m Dm. Rev. C M. Palmer, pastor. Burks Chapel, 7 day eehool 9a in. m. Rey, KE. 8, Bur Washington Si fehool 9 & m. W. Dupee, p Seventh si Preaching 8pm Wev seb Rev er, pastor Si Paul A. ME aching tanford, pastor St. James A.M. E. church, 10th & Arizona isin Louisiana and Ne-|eve braski Alaska is in Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia and Wisconsin. Arkansas is in Wisconsin. California isin Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio i Colorado is in Illinois and Texas. Delaware is in Arkansas, India Florida is in MMinois, Indiana, Mas- sachusetts, New York, North Caroli- na and Obio. hours of it. A big-hearted friend, who has a cottage on the lake shore, invited the schoolbvy and a number of his associates to come out and ‘ make a day of it, and they went. When the schoolboy got home his mother asked him if they had a good time. **Splendid,’’ he answered. “t's a great place to go. I gota blasted thumb stepping a hot liner, and we had lots of fun.” The wounded thumb was soaked in hot water and arnica, and while this was going onthe boy told of the pleasures of the day. “Yes,"” he , ‘twe had lots to eat, and ice cream for supper, and we ployed baseball and Johnnie Sharp got his little finger knocked out of joint, and Jim Pettibone got his nose smashed by a hot foul and we had dead loads of fun.’’ “You didn’t play baseball all the time did you inquired the mother. **No,’’ he replied, ‘we rowed on the Iake and Jack Larkins got six of the biggest blisters you ever saw, and Joe Stray nearly fell overboard, and Wallie Smith tumbled from the bank and sprained his leg, and we just had a lovely time,” ‘ou didn’t eat much, did you?"’ ‘No, I didn’t; but Charlie Brown nd Olive Jenks choked on a piece of banana, and we had to pound him on the back till he was black and ‘Oh, its a splendid place to go, and 1 want to go again—'cause we had such a lovely time,’’ 42 PEACE WITH BVERYRODY. He—1 thoroughly detest people who are fond of me. Bhe—How perfectly sweet it must be to be at peace with all the world.— Brooktyn Lite. 4 MODERN GEORGE WASHINGTON. “Poor man! How did you lose the sight of your eye?” “Lookin’ for work, nem!"—Pick-Me- Up. STRUCK A SNAG, Bunk O'Steer—Cireat Scott, Skinner! You broke! I always t’ought yer waa de slickest feller in de biz, Wot kinder qame did yer go vp against? r De Sharp (sadly)—N atall, Just took me wife to a church falr, dat Chicago Tribune. “Bhe wari eve.” “Whom; do you kuow?” “1 don't know, but it looks as if 1 was her busband.— Harlem Life. Chureb, South Fift Tennessee streets, pastor, COLORED LODGES. MASONIC Masonte Hall roadway, Third Ploor, 2—Meets every first eh month Ni 6—Meets every first b month, ‘Susannah Court adies— fourth Monday In Stone Squa cond bh no Monday Lows Household third Friday even! Odd Fellows Hail Paducah ( Odd Fellows Hall Paducah P.triarchs Meets every month at ¢ Piet Grand Master's Odd Fell Western Kentucky 1 every second and fourt each month at Cold Young Men's Pride Lodge every second and fourth Wed at Hall oyer No. se econ ping Ineach month at Golden Rule 7 day in each month, mple Meets 131 Broad’ esday nights in 1 Tabernacle 8 nights Lily of the West Tabernac 4 fourth Thursday mi! nio (Methodist) Sun. ing iam and 8p. r wt Baptist Church.—Sunday tev. ( Church. —Sunday ia, m. and 8p. mi, church Munday school 9 « Ha m 7:9 p m., Key. J. G Trimble Preaching 3 Meets every No, 5—Meets every se: b every first h at Colored i U0OF= xin each 45, meets first y month GOOD TIME in Paducah, $2 shoes that a | now $1,50 will be 98c. JW Mong Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods—ot-Att Kinds, Free delivery to all parts of the Cor. 7th and Adams er C, ALISBELL, M.D, Physician and Surgeon. Office 502 1-2 nth St. ait e 723 8, Sixth, 9 a. m., 1:30 to 3 Office Hours 7:30 a} 8p. m. P. m., 6 "|DR. W. fl, NELSON Physician\and Surgeon, Office 709 Washing Residence 1129 Har rs treet. 7 2to4p. m., and fo Ao To oP ‘| William Thompson eventh and Trim- new prices, pulite delivery. Lily of the West Tent, Meets third saturday Pm ineach month, Star of Bethelen Saturday afternoc b, Miss Adia Wingo, of Dawson, BA, meets 4th is ing Mr, and Mrs. Merriweathers on Harrison street. , Lhe invitations to the marriage of Miss Mary A. Jones and Mr. W. Woods are out the only daughter of Mr Wm. Jones, who live about miles from the city on the I. Thos. Miss Jones is and Mrs. three Cc. They will make their home in Louis- ville. Miss Mattie Overstreet, Johnand Harry, two old for Washington, D. This Colored Department set apart ground. to send your nonsensical items, An advertisement in and you must expect to pay when you advertise. All matter left at Mr. Moore's or 115 Broadway promptly sent to press. J. YOUTH WITH A FUTURE, “Jimmy, fur has you got dere? “Hush! Not a word, on shaved our him wid bl inter horned zoel GRAINING, GLAZING ‘Telephone 1 Bestdonce 022 5. dst. of 429 -{ South Seventh street, is very sick. com- rades, that you can’t see one but what you think of the other, leave soon, one for Nashville and the other this column worth just as much as an adver- ement in any of the other columns, for it Ww. will be e love o” heaven, what | Momma To No. 120 North Foul New Machipery Good Satisfaction Guaranteed J, W. YOUNG & SQN, TELEPHONE 200, G. R. MIS, agtsr for Front Raytk and a Furnaces Call on bim and/Zer estimates for heating your residence, Tin, Slate and Iron Roofer. 129 B. Thid St. Clarefice Dallam ot is not for free-for-all fighting You have been told this time after time by the editor of this paper, but still you persist in having your bard-headed way and continue Form (hits ney-at-Law Louigitle Trust Building. nrey & DAvie Muir, him fur o museum! of cottonseed \mueh e fact that ted in cot is northern rers are northern most of t tonseed il n capital, and the mi EXCURSIONS. Via Mlinois Central Railr od Dues ing May, June and July. The Illinois Central Railroad Com- pany will sell rouad trip tickets tu points and on dates named below Nashvill ‘enn., Tennessee C ter nial and International Expos’ tnily until October 80th, $3.8 for seven days to return, Chattanooga, Tenn., B. Y. P. U. July 13th to 15th, good returning until July 31st, one fare. Buffalo, N. Y., G. A. R., August 20th and 22d, rate to be announced later. For further information in regard to any of the above, apply to ticket agents I, C. R. R., or A. H. Hanson, G. P. A, Chicago, Ill, A. KeLvonp, A. G. P. A., Louisville, Ky. C. C, MeCarrs, A. G. P. A., St. Louis, Mo. J.T. Donovan, C, A., Paducah, Ky. deepest and the low price ones shorn of profit. ford ties for $1; small ones at your own price, ber the sal» begins Monday. July 5. Come, Will'furnish Lights and Power for! fans, as sofper S FOR SHOE BUYERS. The end of the summer selling sea- en is nigh and we find ourselves _-~ better (stecked than we care to be during July. Therefore, beginning on Monday, July 5, at 8 a. m, we will conduct a general CLEARING SALE that will set the town talking, The valves will be by all odds the greatest ever offered Shoes that are today marked $3.00 will be i .25, and shoes that are igh cost ones will be cut ~ GEO. BERNHARD Paducah’s Leating Sho Merchant, 306 Broadway. RAMONA PAKK.... $1.50 ox- Remem- Peoples Railway Co.’s ¢ars run to the gate of the Park. Pertormance begins at 8:00 every night. High-Grade Bicycles and 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 $45.00 Overlands and Rugbys—best on the market, prettiest wheel/made. Don’t fail to see our line of wheels before buying. We are the only exclusive Bicyclé 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, Paducah Cycle Works, 126 and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer House. SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-OLASS BLACKSMITHING *¢-REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work guaranteed. A. W. GREIF, Court Street, bet. 2d and 3d. FINE DRIVERS AND SADDLE HORSES, Elegant Carriages and Turnouts aT JAS. A. GLAUBEE'S Livery, Feed and Boardieg Stable Cor. Third and Washinctua. HONE 148, / ESTABLISHED 1864——o Miss Mary/®, E. Greif & Co. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. >). ... Talephone 174 PADUCAH KY TE ——Manutfacturdre aed Dealers in Steam Engines, Boiters, House Fronts, Mili Machinery, etc. INCORPORATED PADUCAH, AY, Gen’! Electric Light — and Power Co. 25ciperfmonth. 20c bi $1.50, D. B: SIMON, :Supt. Store Lights Residence Lights ‘ans Current for Thirteenth street, between Pennsylvaniafvenge and F street Northwest, WASHINGTON, D. 0. One outs bp 8 Tk A. L, HARPER, ATTORNEY-AZ-LAW. 120 8. Fourth vou No. 2. wactice In all the courte}of the state ‘on of claims promply atquued to, European, $1.00 and up-- ~ American, $1.50 9 2,50 First-class tamily hotel. No liquors, Convenient to cars and places of inter: est. Most central locat t home for vouri Va thee city. t wilt Collect