The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 31, 1897, Page 3

RALLROAD TIME TABLES. Nashville, sCiaiianooge & St Louis 990 am 12.09 pm 18 Joxingtow Jacksow Ly. Jackson Ar, Momphis Nashville NoRTH BOUND 15am 6% pm # am 0% am w 1 Ly. auanta ‘CRatianooga % pm 605 pin All trains daily. eaone pd nd car service be; ween Pa- Memphis, Nacuville and we connection for Av shington, Rew York aad | rk ‘Texas and ° Ar further informa Welob, D. PA.’ Meanpht Tenn Ww Db. PAL Mewaphis, Tenn. W. L. Gb and ‘t "h “Washi Tenn: House | ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD | VOUINVILLA AND MEMPHIS DIVLION® Nowre @ovrpD— No 82 Now No me Lv New Orieasns. 62pm + Wam iin Jackson, Miss z47am «sm 5: Mompnts Team 81S pm Lv Jackson, Tean 10M am 100 pm Ly Cairo, Ail,....AON am 100 pm 1210 pm 245 pm 13am 2% pm 12am 40pm 26am siya am 090 pm “ne 5% pm $30 bm 1am 600 am 78 am #0 am Ar Princevon oom Ar Evansville At Hopkinsville Ar Nortouvule sty 10am | Ar Louisville Clucinmat) Sowtn Bour Ly ctuctnnau Louies te Ly Owensbore Ar Paduoab! by Padnean + Mayfield Mion catre Jacksam, Tenn Ar Memphia. Ar Jackson, Mixa New Orleans Pnville Miss som 10.4 an A pm | 400 pun 440 pm ® pm tis am ‘ ‘yam r s hee 6 All rains ran aatiy NewS and 9 carty Pullman buffet sleeping am Nog goed Bl run solld betweamgCineinnatt = ‘Urieans, carrying Pullman buffet) iu 3 carries Paducah Louisville sleeper, | ‘adwoak union depot at 9 p.m *AmELODS [OF Ail Poinin wARt, West, th. Ticket offices, Broadway ‘oder the Palmer, and at Um Dn depot. | St. LOM DIVISION KTR BOUND. wor 0 pm, ™ Sispm Leave Paducan Arrive Meuropoils.. Grantaburg Parker Cily Marion Carbondale Pinckneyville sesests ssceTe olive ‘Lowi roms DOTth and weet, vin aducah daily at 618 p.m. ullman Palsce Bleeping and St Loula. ‘Double berth reves, tee, TS cen or information, reservations, all ou or address J.T. Donovan, % T. A), Palmer House, Padecat, or A. Ht Hanson, General Passenger Agent Chicago. Missouri Paciric Raiwa St. Louls AIRE os TRY THE NEW FAST TRAIN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, ia en | jaon Mountain Route. ‘The most dizect line via Memphis to} all points in ARKANSAS AND TEXAS. WEST AND SOUTHWEST. Free Reclining Chairs on All Trains, | Tusoven Coaches MeMPHIs, TO Dacias anv Fone Woata, Partor Car f On, , ST. To KANSAS Crry fe | Yor maps ratea, tree pooKs Ou Texan, At | kan Western btates, and furthee {iformatioa, call on your local ticket agent or virile &. T. G. MATTHEWS, S-T-A. OvISViL. @ Centennial and International Exposition, NASHTILLE, CHATTANOOGA & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY, THROUGH CAR ROUTE, TO AND FROM Ms ruthie GRORGIA.1 Tenness PMIEADELPMIA AND NEW YORK, THROUGH Both via new HoLLow Rook r ad MI " on at MeMMTPLIS with all lives to ana fc NSAR, TEXAS and SOUTHWEST. "1 actigsd MOKE, Philapeiphia and New York, Between Nashville and Jacksonvil Florido dat “round, via Chattanoog Atlanta, Macon and Tifte on sale during season EXCURSION TICKETS ‘On Sale at Reduced Rates from all points on this line and Connections to Nashville and Scturn during the continuance of the ‘Tennes: nia! ab? Luternational Exposition. (47 For further information, call upon Ticket tor address. ®. CG, COWARDIN, Western Pass. Agt., 405 Ry. xchange Bidg., 81, Suis, Mt A. J. WELCH, Division Pass. Agt., Mumraus, Tew, PF, B. TEA 425 , Chly Ticket Agent, roadway, Paducah. ey. ts, and Trai tiyoms conducted 10 MODERATE iateate eno re ee sit die till patent is secured, oer PYow to Obtain Patents,” with K'the Us 8. and foreign countries A | 1S. ‘DABNEY, # SNTIST. ” vm f ‘Wall Woatablished 1865, Incorporated 1888 Johnson Foundry and Machine Co, anufacturers and Detilers in “!Steam Engines, Boilers, House’Fronts, Mill Machinery And Tobacco Screws, Brass and Iron Fittings. Castings of all kinds. Papvuoan, Kentucky, |B. THALMUELLER, Fine Boots and Shoes Made to Order. pairthe of all kinds neatly doneat Rock n pries, Give Him » Trial Wr Brinton B. Davis, ARCHITECT. Office Am.-German Ni Whon in Metropolis stop at the STATE HOTEL. $1.60 a ay. Sy os ial rates by the wee Barney, Propr Retween 4th and Sth on Ferry st. = ST JAMES HOTEL —-8T. LOUIS.— |Rates, $2.00 Per Day.) Room and Breakfast, $1.00. European Plan, $1.00 Per Di Goop Rooms. Goop MRars. Goop Servicer. When you vist #t, Loluis stop at ST. JAMES HOTEL BROADWAY AND WALNUT, Street cars direct to Hote HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D, Physician and Surgeon Horse Shoeing a Specialty. All kinds of imperfection in horse's travel corrected. | Do Ropalr Work of Every. Ki Work Guananter Always on hand ready EF ca tin HEN RS fit Kileoyne, who was mar-| Th asthe early part of the month, and ‘since been spending his honey- umed work today, Solicitor of Pansion ‘uss, dt Veteran of four years in tiTenge- ¥ 65. rey aft Prosecutes claims before the Bureau of Pensions. To soldiers, widows of holders, ot the war of 180165, Mexican War service Pension Act of | July, 182, increase ot Pension. Prompt aud inorough attention piven to rejected cases and pensions dropped from the rolls, or apy Dust fens which they desire transacted av the Na iowa capital should write me orf a9 me» ca LITTLE BEN, Pawn Broker and Loan Office, | MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL VALUABLES, Ve are overstocked on Ladies’ and | Gent's Solid Gold and Filled Case Watches + +t All the standard makes of move- ments and cases. Also a big lot of Silver Watches. Guns, Pistols, Musical Instruments. See the prices we wil ‘ood line of Clothing, make you. shings, Hate, Shout We carry a Gente’ Furni Trunks, Valises, Playing Cards, Dice, Ete. We buy all our goods at forced sales and buy strictly for cash, and can al ways give you bargains in every line. Money to loan on all valuables, Ben Michael, Jr. 103 8, Second, noxt door to Lang Bros Paper! We're “always the first to show our FALL STYLES In all the lates designs and colors, They're in now ready for your inspection, Finest line of Picture Mouldings in the City, Have you see the the latest? A Yirom him s »1F ACES. Pricereun. Whetht: GOOD work, f not it~ | after | base morrow for Uién, ment on North Th A father dager Fin We, Be e pied by Detze! for a restaurant A WRITTEN AT RANDOM, A Fulton paper says: Wild Bil) Evans should certainly be a favorite with the ladies, Meeting one of his acquaintances while they were both waiting for a train Monday, the lady asked him where he was going. ‘On my way to héaven,’’ the evangelist replied, ‘And is Fulton the nearest station?” she asked, ‘Since findit you here, I think it is,’ was the gal lant answer.’’ If reports aré true the crowd of Paducah boys in camp over at the Jakes ure having a good time. ‘There are half a dozen or more of them,and none have had a shave since last Saturday: They all go barefooted and Wednesday night attended a country dance at Stringtown without any shoes. “- The drummer from Milwaukee was explaining to a group of interested listeners in the hotel y how one of hig Tuventive friends had hit upor a scheme to catch fish “He has fixed wp ai lucandescent vlectric light,’ remarked the dram- mer, ‘‘which can be made to burn under water. At night he goes out | to Delaware lake, sinks light to the bottom and turns on a storage battery current. The wholc bottom of the lake becomes distinctly visible round the light. ‘The fi swim up to the lamp and it is a feasy matter to hook them with an Jordinnry Ine, using no bait at all | All the angler has to do is to pick Jout the fish he wants, sink the hook |under lairh give a jerk and pull him} jin, is great sport. And it is | partic sabia advantageous, too, be- cause it enables the angler to fish for! just the game he wants. If he is} bass he pulls up nothing but} If he prefers pickerel he catches |nothing but pickerel. And he is also able to choose the size of the fish he books, Great scheme, isn’t it?" d all this happens at Delaware | lake?"” inquired a sad-eyed drummer| from Cleveland | ‘Yes, sir,’’ said Milwaukee | man, “It is going there now] every night.’’ ‘That accounts for it then,” marked the Clevelander. Inst Sunday at Delaware | Had pretty fair luck. And, know, every blamed bass we caught had on a pair of blue goggles!" Silently bat suddenly the cre city drummer led a small processiox to an adjoining wet goods dispensary. | the on re- | All the doctors In Paducah seew to be busy uow, There ft not great deal of «‘ckpess, but there have been (uite a number of bad. yapoi- dents, including those at Qasino theater a week ago and the runaway in which Deputy Jailer Grady and bis toppily were injured. '° Marshal La Rue} raat moonshin- } Xnq mere “fot. | | hwarted an atone Vpn Kidnapping” , Patigating A case of autempted die ported to have o “Feb. 8th, 1897, “adil, Evansville, Ind, —I have had a good sale proved Chill and Fever re during the ist year, having purchased two (2) gross, I find the preparation gives good satisfaction and the demand 1s steadily increas- Yours truly G.A THE ye ernoon. Bovrtany, Educate Your Howels W Candy Cathartie, cure INC. C. 6 fai, druggies Notice to Cofltractors, Paducah, Ky,, July 23, 1897 Sealed proposals will be rece at the counvil’s clerk's office until 4] o'clock Wedne: August 4, 189 for the improvement of the alley be. tween Third and Fourth stfects and from ahvaghany to Norton streets, The work lone under the sv pervision of tha sagiouar 08a aleue and according to ordinances go ing said improvement. Work to b completed by October Ist, 18% he city reserves the right to raje jany and all bids. 24j10} A, Yeiser, Mayor. | hh Casear ps 'on f P% ind money ay We have titted up one of the nicest barber shops in the state in the room next door to Detzel, formerly oceu- We} ave employed Kelly Avent and Slayden, two well known ba assist us, Our motto is polite tention, clean towels, and sharp ra- sors. Thanking our customers for ast ‘avors, and asking them to con- inue with and the public ge, we remain, Wut Lorr anp Davin Tanner. jldtt Notice to Subscribers. All of our carrier boys are fsup- plied with receipt books and sub- scribers are requested to take re- ceipts for all payments on sub- seriptic Sun Pub, Co, When the Doctor Orders Wine you should get the best. We have it. Angelica Ma Port, Sherry. Claret Muscatel, Catawba Tokay and Malaga Price 50c, 75c and $1 a Quart According to Age Pure Blackberry Brandy $1 a Quart. Oehischlaeger iP. BALTHASAR, Under Patan House vert hgy's? his electric | | banks, and in the at Pure fully matured California) ‘DRIFTWOOD Saved From the Waters, ralled on the Levee, Cor- [tems of Special Inte People, Business was very lown rout the river front morning and considerable freight was handled in that locality The Dick Cairo as usual thi wler was a away for m The Sunshine here from Memphis bound for Cinciun The City of Padu | the | yes nice passe nessee river for St erday afternoon trip out of Louis late She had a RK from The towboat this morn tow of coal seed down burg with « en route (y tne sunny svutn, That was the first tow of Pittsburg coal that has gone south in | July for many years i} Pp The towhont ¢ passed down transfer George W |i arker in tow was en route to |. Mound City, where the Parker will ken eut on the ways for repairs, he Clyde leaves this afternoon at |4 o'clock for all Tennessee river jpoints. She is expected to depart ha big trip as usual The City of Clarksville was awa today at noon for E’town with a nic load of freight and people ty of Ehettanooms this morning with steamer She the | the nd The river rose here twelve hours eight-tenths continues to rise at a livel The Joha S. Hopkins th Evansville packet morning, though somewhat behind time Capt. Amon Price is in rece: a letter from Cant Warren jhim to take charge of jthe Lulu E W arr present laying up here The e last night was a had a nice crowd The towboats Jennie Gilchrist and City of Chatanooga arrived here out e Tennessee river yesterday and each had a big tow of iron. er tow was taken to St, Louis the Charley McDonald, while, latter transferred hers cars Brooklyn. The Ashi City isdue here the Tennessee river tonight. lay over here uatil Monday in still this asking his steamer which is at grand success. She into out f will | morning before returning to Danville. The H. W. Buttorff will here ott of, the Cumberland rivei late tomorrow afternoon, and will eave on her return up that stream to Clarksville Monday morning The towboat Sycamore was pulled out on the ways yesterday afternoon for repairt. The Langstaff-Orm Man facturing company have sent to Howard’s ship- yards at Jeffersonville for the pine ‘timber to go into the harbor boat, Mary N. Hall Capt’. al the undetwriters agency at CO ti, was in the city yesterday on busin One, to look at the river now, would scarcely think that in April last it.was almost. high enough to flow across the tops of the levees, and threatening to make crevasses in the embankments all fF” their line from North Louisi we wn the mouth of Red river, says a Jack Miss,, letter to the Memphis ‘‘Com- mercial-Appeal."’ At that time the river had risen above tts normal lower pices th levees had to be constantly Jaised to meet the daily swell ia the rivir, but now the conditions are changea, and the water looks as if it might be hunting vero on the gauge from Ca'to all the way down to the Gulf,, Tie total fall in the river from its highest point during the late flood Las bee 29.65 feet and the watet, is’ still re eéding at a constantly \icceleratins rate, It would not surpaise i by the Ist of September thay ou boatmen will be complaining y water down in this sectior rvery and a sort of half-wej 0 be placed upon the biggn pac The indications; that the river will reach a hb, and the helow show up ju ail rrive D us of the “ibar- ton are hy low e will I their formidabilly bars Everybody Says So. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the mo#t W derful medical discovery of ‘the age Ple ant and refreshing to the taste, act gent d positively on kidneys, liverand wowel the entire system, dispel Cte, ual conag atio th babitual « bos "tand CPOs today; 10,85, 50 bent, waranteed to cure by all druegt v PATE OF OO GITY | LUCAS ¢ Hall's Family Pils aro the bsst All persons-knowing themselves iu- debted to the firms of Rogers & King and John Rogers & Son warned to call and seitle tl once at my office, No. Fourth street, and thereby themselves costs, as 1 will be forced to proceed by law to coMeet stherwise settled promptly Ep H. Porrean r of Rogers & King and John gers & Son, ageut re hereby unle Re ke A disposition toward violent meas- ures is becoming a pronounced fes ure of the mining strike. A large force of deputies is guarding Dear- mit’s mine, where several thousaud strikers have gathered, ‘Two huud- red wives of miners have taken a band in the Monongah district, and clashes with non union miners are frequent Strikers were expected last night to march to Stickle Hollow, where thc operators had prepared 8 warm re ception, Eight hundred strikers, armed with Winchesters, are march- & Walker °~ 5th & Broadway,/ ing on Odlin, Lil,, where 100 negroes are at work, The governor is expect- sng a call for troops: last | ‘ xcursion on the Bettie Owen | , COLORED DEPARTMENT. | CHUROHE Husband Street Church ( Preack J, W. Moore, DEALER IN “mand Canned Goods of All Kinds, sunday | Free Yethodist) Sun: ¢ita.in, and hureh m Cor. 7th and Adams Rev. J nh & Tele | Physician and Surgeon. Office 502 1.2 8, Seventh St Residence 723 8, Sixth. | Office Houta 7:30 to 9 a. m., ri p.m., 6 {08 p.m “DR W. H, NELSON Physician and Surgeon, ee streets, COLORED LODGES om p. m.!and WA To No, STEAM 120 North Fourth St. |New Machinery : Good Work.| Satisfaction Guaranteed. J, W. YOUNG & SON, TELEPHONE 200. G. R. DAMIS; AGENT FOR Front Rank and:Triumph' Furnaces. C ‘all on him aud get estimates ing your residence, Tin, State and fron Roofer, 129 8, Thid St. y. F FRIENDSHIP ach mont St Paul le d fourth M 131 Broadway, each month at | iit Broadway cond saturday West Tent, Meets b inonth. Star of Bethelghem irday afternoon in « ird saturday All Sir Knights and Daughters of Clarence Dallam bor are requested to meet at their hall Monday evening, August 2 Business concerning the anniversrry Thursday, August 12, 1897, to be transacted at once. Gro. Forwerly of Attorney-at-Law Louisville Trust’ Guilding. REFERIBY PERMISSION§TO LOUISVILLE idelity and Casualty Co. V.-P. Fidelity Trust and S. V. Co. Life Assurance Society, rs. Humphrey & Davie, » “—S Appointments for preaching Sun;l_—___. P a 1Ls'Tive | om vere busied | # iw Hi irdmore, et ani talks. by ting 7 nistoonth street, betweér rethren and J. M. W. Deshorg, itor of the Colored Cumberland Pres- Pennsylvania avenue and F street Northwest, vyterian, of Fayetteville, Tenn. WASHINGTON, D.C. BURNETT & DA G, Axperson. “Death, Larry Williams died yesterday | 5 morning at 8 o'clock at his residence, 718 North Seventh street. PADUCAH allway Oo. nk. ducah Wat National B: ry Burnett nigley & Quigley. E. Moss short At Christian church 11 a, m., J. . W. Deshorg; 8 p. m., Rev. . Lewis, of Memphis, Tenn Colored M. E, church, 11 a. m., J. P. McDonald; 8 p. m., M.S. McCalley, No-To-Bac for Fifty Cente re, makes weak ol, All druggists, European, $1.00 and up American, $1.50 to 2,50 First-class family hotel. Convenient to cars and pla: est. Most central location, and plc ant home for tourists and sight-se nthe city. T. M, HALL, Prop. DR, W. ©. EUSANKS HOMGOPATHIST, 40 Bs 0, 100) ‘onic No liquors, jot Too Warm on the Other Side ot the River, Dr. Steward, while hunting and imbing over the driftwood, tangled vines and wee on the Illinois side became over: He just reached the picnic und in time to rece the most needed at- tention by some of the Paducah peo: ple who were enjoying therm at a fish-fry and picnicing. After having received the proper attention soon recovered just in time to save the life of Miss L Gray who was strated by he Se the party what they yesterday 1 Ives CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK, eah je 1e of said t hey do not know would have lone if Dr, Stewa ad not there. I guess Dr. Steward t that he does not know what h dope if they had not been there. been 226 Broadway, Ky. Capital and Surplus, $120,000.00 have who has been , is recovering Miss Selma Mc Or xy k for several days. Open from § a.m. to3 p.m. On urday nights from 7 to 8. Interest Paid on Time Deposits OFFICERS. A. Rupy atthe A. M It is the f All the mem services a church tomorrow. Sunday of the month bers know their duty There will people go out to R morrow.* All those tha booked for stands will ple and select their places. Mr. KE, Marshall has received a President Cashier Ass’t Cashie | Jas. . vd of | WF) PAXTON a large crowd of| R ‘Répy ndtown to- have been out he DIRECTORS Jas. A.Rupy, Jas. R. F.M. Fister, Geo. © FL KAamuerrek, W. F. PAXTON, Gxo.0. Hart, — B. FaRuey, R. RUDY Smirn, WALLACE. e go ' Staple and Fancy Groceries, delivery to all parts of the city, E A ISBELL, M.D, 1:30 to 8 LAUNDRY “All the World Loves a Winner Our 'Ninety-Seven Complete Line of are the Supreme Result MONARCH CYCLE MFG. Co, cuicaco = NEWYORK = LONDON M Monarch Playing kof Tom -4 Regular S0c cards. _ WAHL a SONS. AGEN 78. 5. ps for a dec Htitae Russet, falter Jones. + as members. Must haye more mem- “plat CCARANTEES positions, 10 college days. No charge to SUTTON TRACHRRS' BUREAU. born st, Chicago, iit One, ‘tee registers: High- -Grade Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries. Agent for the highest grades of Bicycles made. We are prepared to offer 1896 Stearns for $58.60 Don’t fall 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 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, Paducah 126 and 128 North Fifth street, near Palmer House. | ~~ . cle Works, ‘SOIENTIFIC AND FIRST-OL BLACKSMITHING | REPAIRING be HORSESHOBING - All work guaranteed. A. W. GREIF, Court Street, bet. 2d and 3d. FINE DRIVERS AND. SADDLE HORSES. Elegant Carriages and Turnouts pe AG Bee JAS. A. GLAUBER’S Livery. Feed and Boardire € ‘able Oor, Third and Washipetua. TELEPHON} er | st urers alers it ‘Steam Engines, Bolla’s, House Fronts, Mill Machinery, etc. l NCORPORATED PADUCAH, KY pass ever the Mobile road from Rives, and will ning for Jackson Lwork back home ast trip be- fore the t at Rowland- town next Saturday, 7th ave tomorrow m¢ Trentou, Dye Tl hi g celebration the Cons! or To Cur Wee fail PAIrHRUL vel for re- in Padu- nd expenses. Reference stamped Com Wanrep—vrniGnt AND gentlemen or ladies to t ble, established ho Monthly $¢ ition steady, self-addressed The Dor H, Chica: 5.00 env inion Educate Your Howels With Cascarets Schwatka,the the mountain strewn with the She has Klondike The widow of Liew Arctic explorer, says os in Alaska are sof gold hunters visited the 00 40 pas frequently country pile | L. WILLE, HOUSE AND SIGH PAINTER, RAINING, KALSOMININ] GLAZING AND HARDW, ‘Telephone \ Funisnenj _W.. « Jas Papvoan, KY Big Cut on Bicycles! $100 Haiaday Cut to 15 etna See 4) 3) ae it G 6 In. 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