The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, August 2, 1897, Page 4

=° é DRUG S/JTTORE TH & BROADWAY. A CHURCH LOANED, fey The First Christians Offer the , ME. Their Building } aie For Use During the Pregent Month —_ While Work is Done On om Their Church. The members of Ahe #irat Chris- tian church yestepday tendered the members of the /Broadway M. E chureh the use’ Of their handsome ee building as a house of worship for the] ¢ month of August. The partly finished Methodist building, as is now in course of coripletion, and the Sunday school room, in which ser- ¥ vices have been\ held for the past year, will be finished work on it, which will render it such that services cannotbe held in it, will be done by September Ist. This , will leave the congregation a better place in which to worship while the auditorium is being completed. “\.--Rev. Pinkerton, of the Christian gh, will take his vacation, this nd the Methodisty Very appretiie the genershs spirit die gn. flor by hig con- muc that prompted the gregation of their beautiful Zhurch for the month, » CRACKER BOWL Figure. Prominently in the Police > Court, **Windy’’ Thompsoy was a guest of Juige Sanders UiS morning. — He was charged with’ throwing a cracker bow! ai Joa McNeer) colored, at the Log © loon Saturday night. MeNeer jad charge of the cuisine departmen{, and during the serving $ of lunch imbibed such a quantiiy of mixed drinks that bis insolence prompted moré™tan one man to doubtless known, is {© first and all |‘ W ri \THER REPORT here will always get the highest mar- ket price. le Mr. Grady’s Condition, The condition of/ Deputy Jailer SSONALS PEI Tureatening weather tonight and] Major Muss was abl) $6 be at his Tuesday, office today rae ' ’ Col. L Husbandd was in Ben Zee Ine OVE rom Diced in .. ¥ @¢leans, Digs ine stherge ‘ pie George Williams, thd well known me ena) AR a colored music fed-ajteleginin| + ire: vecece on/arciait’ hat his er, wa icc 4 enrietta Williams “died at her home Miss B. Gowan left this morning * in New Orleans at/ 9:30 o'clock this} fof Owensbar morning | Miss Auna Webb returned at noon oes Thieyery ‘inthe County ] from Ubioagoy : e Felix Hudson, /of the Woodville| H. Puryear weut ow. to section, found oye of bis cows dead |“ ut in the field a dayor two ago, with | M left this mornin their home in Evansville, after a brief visit here. A, Mis. M, Laevison left today for Creal. ne will, after a sojourn Grady, who was so bddly injured last y in a runaway, 1s about the same. ‘ Mr, Grady fis badly bruised up, and while there is no immediate danger, his physi¢ians sre not over- sanguine of his recovery. Weakiey Is\Getiing Better. George Weakley;-who was shot by Constable Alex Patton a week ago. continues to improve. \ The case against him was called in) the police court today and continued until next month. He is charged with detain. ing 8 woman. he case against Cofstable Alex Patton for shooting Wesley was alsc continued until Monday. Crowd at the Cave. Quite a large crowd went up yes- terday on the Bettie Owen to Owen Cave, to spend the away from the torridity of the city. The no ber from the city was mented all the shore by crowds from Keu and Mlinois r ITY OF » Wes du or 8 ye Uh i aif, and Ong ‘HE ) LAS for cack D ple Of Ow cimaot be cure Hot to Steal Clothe Chas Hopkins, golored with stealing a cont and seven shirts from Henry Thomas, ¥ held to answer this. morrir 1 in default of bond went to ja » Feb. 1897. li, Evanpville, Ind. : I have hgd a good sale Improved hill and Fever Cure during the last year, having purchs two (2) gross, I find the paration gives good action the demand steadily increas- Yours traly, G. A, Bourtan: ve Equality 8tl J.C, Menden Dear Sir on your sed ing. Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. threaten him a thsashing. Thompson and George Garvey were cativg when McNeer\ insulted the former. He first threwp cracker bowl aud then a soup bowl, The first missed, but the other gtrack the darkey in the forehead and inflicted such a gash that he camg near ex- from Joss of bloo: before his wounds phe case was contlnugl until ieee wuceS BAKING POWDER 4 Bere Coane Commas Tepe Saves 40 YEARS there, probably go east to spend the winter with a sister. Mr. L. B. Ogilvie and bride have ned from their bridal tour, and at home at the residence of, Mrs. i 5 = has Ann Owens, on Broadway. known aeronaut and made as-| Mr. Vi Va le Male and wife} censions all over the country leave Tuesda or Hopkinsville, Lyle did not seem to be at all thence to go to French Lick Springs vous but shouted ‘*good bye’’ to for a two weeks’ sojourn he ciowd ag the monster machine, The following party retarned yes-| Propelled by a heavy inflation of hot : ‘tt 7 te hot upwards, the Buttorff from the Cen- |" some from Paducah and some} He cut loose and made a pretty from surrounding parachute leap, handing near the antoan’ a Broadway road uninjured. 8. Tyler Mrs The balloon, on account of having rT Alto; m tor Denied an Altoa Horn,|®° ined in the air a yi hose we a some time, drifting towards the river. Thayer er, Mrs. Annie Mar- ER eh T tin, Miss C, Wei!,Miss Amelia Cook, and Dr. G.T. Fuller and, wife and FARMER HOT, two children, Wing part ft this morn- . % the stoneir Dick Fowler fo,(#00 a Difficulty Over a Cairo, where the Mobile & Ohio rail- Hog. 1 furnishes (hem wit private . fear thr to I via the Chicago & Altou C. M. & St.litelton Desha Shot by Rester Paul railroad; Capt and Mrs, Geo : O. Hart, Mrs. Chas Hinkle and son, Brown, Mrs. ‘A. J. Decker, Misses Myrtle on and Helen Decker, Mr. and Mrs Geo La gud three chile] Helton Desha and Rester Brown, drea, Mrs. Nelson Soule, Mrs. '’. A, | two well known farmers who reside in Baker, Master Cegil Lacy, Mrs. }the county on opposite sides of Mas. Laura Fowler,/ Mrs. John P, {88¢ Creek, seven miles‘from the city, Campbell and son,Mrs. W. E. nad a difficulty thig morning wh hich land fous children and nurse. hey | resulted in Desha getting shot anc joined at KikbaretLake by | seriously injured, ama Reed, Mrs: Kilgore and The two wen Baye had consider- able trouble lately over their he © Mise aud this morning Deshs found one of COURT AT MURRAY. Brown's hogs in his. field about 8 o'clock, A quarrel &rose and he seized the hog and threw It out. Circuit Tribunal Begins Its Rego re drew his pistol and fired, ular Term. Circuit court began today at Mur-| Shoot no more. ray, Calloway county, Judge Breath- Afriend or two whe were near itt presiding. Today will seeing that be was shot‘and about to sumed in empaneling and instructing} fall, rashed out and ghught him, and the grand here is as large] n walked on towards his home. docket to be psed of, including | The latter is a son of Logan Brown, two or three murder « and is a young man. Judge Breathitt, of Hopkinsville, Justice Wiuchester issued a war- and Commonwealth’s Attorney Gar-|rant this morning for his arrest, but nett, of Cadiz, passed through the} !t is thought that he willinake no ef- city yesterday én route to Murray fort to escape, < Desba is dangerously ut yot essarily fatally burt. be con- 8e3, nec SEWERAGE SYSTEM, Contractor White Did Not Begin VERY ROMANTIC Work Today. Contractor Linn White is expected | Is This Story From Near) Marion, from Knoxville today to begin work for the con- Kentucky on the sewe Age system struction of whigh he was awarded|, Along in the early sixties Capt. EB, the contra: L. Pond went to Crittenden younty, This was the last day, according | 2°" Marion, from the Northwest as $6: the “demteract). mp 4 United States repruiting officer. He ere tea Wake Wily Bagloass fell in love With and mar-led Wilcox is of the opinion that bis , Y ure to begin work today will have no| Miss Ada Wilbpr. A child | wag effect, as he applied for a location of bora to them and while yet s babe Me Big Cut~o a $20.00 Clay Worsted Suits cut to $12. CogHRAN & Se le aca A Sk Hd a and Desha cried that he was shot, to| aad / vA sar Shoks boygtit of us polished free. The Ohio Vafley railro which the Southern Express now has the express privileges, upon wil ican, verday, and inside of thirty days, at st, the American. will e of the express cars, as it t eoftheC. O. & S. W. hei to join the Chicago uting literature, road, and logk | STRAIGHT HEATS is What Two Paducah Won In |Uyersburg sad Mayfarm, | Good Purses in lowa. Dyersburg, the fleet-footed Padu- cah pacer, woh his race Saturday at Marshall, lowering his record to 2:Q854. ‘Phe purse was $1,000, quite a windfall fo his owners, also woo her race in three straight heats at the same place Raturday, The best time was §:13, Bath horses Start this week in Boone ‘Honest Gus’? Thompson came in off the Missouri circuit Saturday | night, and yesterday, bis horses, | Asmond, Capt. Simmons and Little Mack, arrived. 102 DEGREES. Was the Maximum Heat Here To- day. The maximum temperature Was 102 degreed in the shade, ang yesterday it was\103. A great many the wall and did not eu it separation betweei\ husband and wife took place and the§pusband left the Dr. Edwards, Specialty, E. es,Ear, | state. From that@time until | this d ‘hront, Padugab, Ky. ly|week—thirty-two Pears —not | one work was heard of Pond. | Af- il people thought yesterday was the hottest of the year, but the ther. mometer has been Viger this summer than 1038, ‘ompany in a short time be given to the Amer- The 1. C. took {oriiai charge yes- take he I. C, absorbed it. Agent H. B, Robertson t up tothe O. V. this mornin P g officials who are there instructing agents aud distrib- over the Horses With Mayfarm, the well known trotter, | today | PEOPLE'S LIGHT, POWER | THE AMERICAN Will Get Express Privileges on} the 0. V. Will Succeed the Southe as it) Did on the C., O- & f t Ta., in three straight heats, | | Foreing | the British government ha Matters Disregarding Cost! Prices cut to move out stock prepar- ing for Pall business, Extraogdinary and unprecedented val maining Freely cut prices on all hite that silk paraaols, 79c for the, should bring 1.25 Empire folding fans, sr 50, 100, COCHRAN & COCHRAN WEN : sat Broadway. | AND RAILWAY CO, is the New Corporation Or- ganized Today. ‘The People’s Street Railway Com- pany No Longer exists--A Big Deal, r The People’s Street Railway Com- pany, the General Electric Light apd} Power Company, and the Paducah Electric Company passed out of istence at 12 o’clock Ngturday n and a new corporation, known as the cah, aceepted the proposition of #he United States tor 4 sealing conference, A campaign committee composed sic Bi m ticket. “Dispatches from almost Northern city of itportance report,’ , ] WHAT Is IT? DRUGGISTS, Henry Mammen, Sr. without business, trade review dark horse against J. G. the Republican ngfpination for der presidency of & nee is every | te” ——___. Bee ° pr, ny tee Liquid Frost. soatenk sitet Wr: eee tere be thankful if you try this preparation and we will deliver @ bottle to any part of ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT OF INDOW JUST RECEIVED. WILL BE SOLD VERY CHEAP. SCREEN WIRE ADU bad ck, Fhe Lowest oo hind quarter cat Out, A great deal) for Isc, of wheat is also réported as having} 1 pett returned this 15.00 “ ‘ 9 pp tom / ESE SCREEN having been stolen in t! 2. | mori + [now here for wageayan, * “| DOORS rg 7 Mr. k ble returned this “ “a “ “ 10c dimities weimake veritable plums Wanted 20 Girls , ; Gan A - sitchen La heey rl TO make cigars who bave/had expe.) Bombing trom Mite ““ be lawns in t is cool and cool- loss your gain. rence. Call at 108!s South Third] Miss Mag Griffin leaves ia a few 1.85 Shoes } Md bl a street. jdays for St. Louis. 4 00 Shoes ““ 2. 50 romana ns for 15 and 20¢ for 10 ‘ - i t * ‘ard len, 8. ‘0 get your size come early Again an Officer, | ‘ re A. E mpi? a return to ‘ahah ah ver sbirings reduced BL: ree ; y og Werthain today re-| day from a visit to Henderson. t 1d 11 %e a yard s<fis ~ « tuly and August is the time duel Nap rere VF le, after . Rose and children ‘eft at “Galicoes for 3ies 4a, dige and Se a] ” Sap gers Ang pada LS wdu need them, a month spent insisting taking tie|uoon for McKenzie on a visit 5 ERG. GER Pe MEE LAS2 FIBRO AM fnventory of the 1, CG. sh Mrs. Conductor Caldwell went mestic for this gale at 4c, 5c), 6c and 7c ilies es down to Fulton at noon on a visit ay oo witstiews Gemmell Sue o6 —> Sao aN Miss Lizzie Kolb left on the Fowler , if Cents buyswomen’s leather bot- pee e, Was acquitted te waotarag fot \ Evaaayuls. on. # / fer Gand then 7 page fesadams A N W ( 3RO E.R Ys tom web slippers, sizes 4 to 8. Frank Potts was fined $1 and|Visit é Bleached tabie damask t6r We, 39e, we $3. Hon bn Grayot came up from Jand 230 Court St. Obor. 3d & Court. 48, and 60c a yard. cents buys ild’s~canvas ox-|} costs for drankenne < : ener} ——-.-—-- Swithland yesterday and returned to- Heavy hall bleached damask, spe ic byfys the misses Overcome By Hear. | aay ah ers cial for 25, 80, 48 and dogayard.” elfth and cents buyé misses.brown or black] Mr. Ed Rogers, while being shaved Mrs. Ray and zuter, Miss s§ " 5 wikal soe Rberty Megs pateg Burnett Streets. strap slippers. "*°*" at Smith's barber shOpon Broadway, | ni ithe eine tor Louisville TURNS AERONAUT tera number of years the mother] “aso helte comet ae centsSuys women’s oxford ties, | tinted Saturday y OF Was Gren y ' married again and_Jatef died. The] 50c belts ara now dat $2 & $2.50] ome by the beat{ but was soon re-|°° | ' ‘ babe grew to pw6manhood and was) OUr gauze sume be ahf raha $2 & $2.50) v0 M Tom Corbett and George re Mi > and 8150 can be matched in pri . # ical vaahvill iss Lola P@nd. A few years ago ese prices. 3 & buys women’s heel or — t night for the Nashville " not in quality at these price Ww ” = ne dg Council to Meet. ? Will Lyle, a Paducah Boy, Makes|S"@ ¥8% h«Pyily married to Mr,| 200 dozen fine yal laces now on sale spfing, strap or lace, were $1.25, Thagehieh mists tolie¥k lo-rexu- Vie, a ‘a 4 Grant Davidsot*gnd now has « fam.|at Ie, 20¢, 250, 860, and 50c for 12 yard J 5 * gy ae : . oe Iph and daughter iss " ascii iy of ", ength: 89 cents buy Bite ox pase shoe, | Jar session, but other than the ro ating : ae * the Battoolt today tee a Ba'loon Ascension, cu her Shed githicag Capt. | Py ‘yante fine Kheer India {non os sige 10 to 13's, were $1.25. business there will be little before the im nee came bac hate gg og 4 20e value will be clowed out in short body. ibe: ms happy meeting betw father and | order at 10c a yard. Ft se boyy cane ¢ patent leather |0oiy* —___\ \ mma Dougherty and MAg-| ve oy Seycrat Hundred Reet{ ila Capt. Poud no lives in Lili-| "Mosquito eanopies “on umbrella i » From a Terra Cotta Flue. gie Smi 1 Mr. Hart Kelly spent] Went Up Several Hundre: pole frames 98e and $1.15 St ys man’s tan goat or black| The fire department from Coutral] yest: rday in Brooklyn at LaBelle Park--Dropped hie caoCOMON Chum sie ee ee Gooad 7 dongolk low shoes, Station was roar ser eluas |, tis Ada Edwards, of Cadiz, re-| is & Paracel Bog metre? erga 2 pairs woman’s fast black seamless aq q a _| morning to extinquish g small blaze], sping after a Vie- oo eT hose for 16c.4 Boge ira esa # Rang ATE OF ANE) LT asdenoe of MAK Cook,” onf Nag aero a ell Joe Jones Did Nog Escape--Will) 2 pairs woman's 200 fast black hose SOF low shoes, were $2.50 to $4). 4s, winth street pear Court. The} ¢ © Mrs. Gus Smith oe Fight the Case. for Be ‘ he N f the $1.08]; aren r ? Miss Eulah Robinson, of Fulton The men’s $1 and $1.25 shirta we are ‘ $1.50 buys)the No. 5 of the $1.98} lames started fromf aterra cotta flue} ii tne cucat af Miso tl The case agafust Joe Jones, ar-| selling for 50c a piece are going rapid 4 lot. i} and did little danjage Tit Gd. W a well kaown young! rested Saturday for the alleged se-| ly; don’t delay it yon want fay of thea > regenera wakes 1° r, known among his ac- A re No house will sell you millinery at $2.98 buy any of our $2 5° pe A Narraw Escape, Mr. Mat y left Saturday for s by the — sobriquet re e met sto = wens Hoody ls st | 0 low prices, and we guarantee you gx blood or green low) ys, Jas, R. Johnson, a ship car} Washin wind up the * made. a /eucvesstal, bale) °% 0%! Monday. Vee beet of styies ‘ice, a ot car atl af ? ; The statement in the Sunday pa- Oxtord ties in oxtood and choe penter, fell from \a street car at} affairs of Central League nat La Belle park y vers that he\had escaped while left | olates for this sale at $1. fwelfth and Broxdway Saturday) 4), Roth Jones, of Cadiz, is a ‘oon, /which was ‘wit-)Poo ts " - a $1.75 Oxford ties hi ” ik yeating cei alingnseiaiesiapieiation night, and was dragged under the], Ms. ev Moliuney veral Yundred people. alone for a moment with an office was tops, special for this gale at § | heels for 20 feet, bit other than a| 2" me eeeney yee e- ple. untrue. He gaye bond and will] "fy meen, tS st 50 Oxfords in brok Tei heath nak i tout e Centennial. concluded to become an} ght the case. He refuses to marry | en lots for 750 4 pair few bruises and abrasiqns he escaped} y G. Tandy, of the}aeronaut, and made his initial as-| the girl, protesting his innocence. 2,500 pairs of broken lots of woman’s|~ uninjured. He jumped instead off 0 cut yesterday at Creal|cension under the direction of Jim a man’s, misses’ and children’s shoes Waiting for the car to atop, and it} on itt his mother | Dougal, an erstwhile blacksmith of] M. E, Jones his a full line of and slippers on sale in our annex in looked to the other pasdengers that |“! {the city who began. going up in bal-] builders’ hardware. | You will save|@ar of main building at half of origi | a heel anh killed 2 Miss Myrte Thomas, of Mayfield, | ‘ nal prices and leas ee ee ee rene eer a Te iat Witislad t to|l0ons for fun and wound up by mak-| money by paying thgm a call, corn- | Be 8 Ae epee TOeP WHS, REOEL ON cee Maree Ola war Jing it a business, He is now a wellfer 2nd and Court sfreets. 31) 'HARBOUR'S, 112-114 N. 3d fe excitement. ster, Mrs. Ch srowe 7 oe ae , Mr. and Mrs Wood and If you are in need of builders : | j ) daugh' Miss May, have | Na hardware we can fufnish you same] “Usher, . Ad - | and save you moyéy. We carry al& sshejlle Centennial. ¢ } r full line.” M. E. Jones, Lake Gilliam, Allie Rob- ks Min ee Waters 31j8 2dd and Court Sts. {¢ Harry Melntyre, of Gol- Ke. ; Ere - were in the city yesterday. j 4 Buying Wheat. Will Grigsb: ho - f : | prices, as the meWariff bill im Company are. raceiving daily large|Jursyrecuny in} & ranaway: js bet: penwidinn's ’ 4 the cost of all importethwaters from 5°] quantities of wheat. They are pay-} eet ‘ a 4 i : to 100 per cent, “You ea) procure last cuts for erate a | ME, 20) Moy Gea Leen, “Stylish Patterns and Fit, | a notwithstanding the Yeport published | Peysbure, were , . eo | “3 a few days ago that wheat was worth | Purchase & new carpet for the Bt. «foot was tO Correspond, : : only 60c per bushel \in Paducah. pee ‘he \ / o aR 5 r who brings his wheat) Mrs. Belle Orabill and ds STD “OU , a a The farme " Dee tikka Wilkin lett ste b-bCP“YOER SHOES OF / ) Telephon 364 HANNAN Does All Kinds of Water, Gas and Sanitary... PLUMBING! Sewerage, * ‘132 South Fourt™ Street 329 Court Street Phone 201 BOOKBINDER Blank Book Manufac; and Bookbinding PATENT in all their branches... FLAT-OPENING he latest machinery BOOKS In the state outside o: ALL WORK GUARANTEED SatisEA 26 BROADWAY exception, improvement in ays Dan & Co.'s weekly Bailey for!” ame day 359, Cape G accepted the MEALS. aniversity exten- ‘ n scheme U soe SOW Nantes iy Jon isben Walker Tho gener” « it retroactive en hours will not he courts for nearly eigh- be sustained by} gna biliousnesd of ©. C. ©. toa suring Phe best equipped book bindery { Louisville. CTORY. PADUCAH, Ky. —__ PERSONAL, | People’s Light, Power and Railwa ' oe t Cocipany Getveaw ti tats y i Ra i a fap eres od ets yi Heer a from rly ‘indiserd. The deal knowa ag the consolida-|Gectretawn. bir, oe Be lity pone ce calf: power ant ‘ Georgetown, have arranged to settle] Vitality gone, we are tion of the two strget car companies |) ; just the par- Wat outummategtodey, the People's] shortage aud he has returued | ties you are looking, for, We hate Line and Paduegh Electric Company | on” a remedy which/We guaranteelto selling out fot $50,000 cash and|., thas been found necessary toraise 49 prompt wor'e! and give perfect $85,000 in bohds, | ‘The papers havel Wish ae Lene creat ae okey: fal in its aca cay very Bower. been ready for some time, and Sat. | "tich has been crushed clown a dis-| Ul ip its action, ong’ absolatel urday ever? thing was practically tan of four in hes by the swarming harmless to fie > ystem Results settled, but'the transfer did not take |™ce-seekers. manhood. infsw”+ ten days/ Lost place until August 1, yestorday, Police Judge Henry &. Hines, of cotaiion “of vitality dnd im- Mr. George C. Wallace, it is un-| Bowling Green, denies that his ofticial U-NO is ta gsof the pAst when derstood, will be general manager of | *°s were irregular, and threatens to | % ily obtained. One the new’ corporation, interested in| Wfite up State Inspector ester in| s bottle; six bottles for $5. which are some of the wealthiest and | %28ational style. se $1 atid receive /U-NO by most enterprising citizens in Padu-| The Hunter faction/may spring a delivery “at. your address Adaress pqstoffice box irardeau, Mo. NEWS NOTES. of the Courtot Appeals. @upx.” Dr. Hj PARKER) ——- McMurtry, of Garrard gounyy % 85 A move is on foot to stavt an inde-| been suggested Das | ot en be pendent gound-woney paper at Hen-| pr Henjamin Ane BROADWAY HOUSE, derson, regantly resigndd the pr feW8, who Best hotel in the city} Special Commissioner Foster says} Brown Universi, esidency off Best accommodations, nicesyfooms, 25¢—$1.00 PER DA} of business men) has been appointed} men at Wer * Lang gt tated legal Kverybody ghye Sp, to conduct the fight for the] bill was > nis that the tariff] Cascarots Candy Caypartic, the most wor candidates on the Weaver municipal] Pre vot a law until gigned by the} derful modical dincoyéry of ‘tle ages plows: i) that the attempt to Soeroehing iste, aot gently livex and bowel ntife svsiem, Mspel coldey habitual constipation se buy and try @ box Md and [wacon’s] If you are brokén out with heat L ght, Ifyou are galded or blisterca by the the city, A trial bottle fur 4 venty, {QUID FROST wil Oat! at our drag store, Seventh and Jackson, give you heat you will alwa: ph 25 cane 4 J. D. BACON & CO., Sole Maker’, SEVENTH AND > JACKSON, %