The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, August 6, 1897, Page 3

£ t \ ‘Train 24 carries Paducah Louisville sleeper Sper io Paducah uniow depot at ¢ p.m Direct connections f (1 DU Smet West, ™ nT T. nd MATTHEWS, S.T.A Te ~ NASHTILLE, | a 8 KENTUCRY. GRORGIA.T THROUGH Hoth via new HoLtow Moon SERVICE by M Hon at MEMPHIS with All lines to an HRKANSAK. TEXAS and SOUTHWEST LLMA Fiy on sale during season 4 Reduced Retes from al polew on | this tite" hnd Connections w "Nashville aud s 1 Gen'l Pass, a W. L. DANLEY, ‘Tht,, Agt., NASHVILLE, TH, *, H, TRACHOUT, City Ticket Agent, 46 Fi stundway, Paducah Ay. SAD TIME TABLES. eatin canna Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis J h aoe test“ JOHNSON sourm BouND Nashville oxingt Laflea ing Ar Padwsak tepm swan All trains daily, ‘Through tri Meuphila, Nadhvilie hee Cem pet for a Ga, Hattlinore, Phtiadelpin nd the egeretaes, and to Arkausas, ‘Ted Soaal on. OF eddrere, Tenn. W. L hi, nt DMbiey. Se and e wate Alle, Tenn. Facetes! ©. Pana 7. Aj Palmer House i a Taene Padeean hic BUrnnamn. depot ticks ILLINOIS) OENTRAL RAILROAD LOUISVILLE AND MAMPHIB DIviIONS Nowrm BounD— No %2 No &4 No ot Lv New Orleans. ¢20pm 000 am Ly Jackson, Miss. (24 am 158 pm Lv Memphis Tam 815pm Ly Jackson, Tenn 10 Sam 100% pm Lv Cairo, iii. 0M am Ar Peduesi""7 bas pm * Padue 2 LvPaducan 200 be Ar Princeton 44pm Ar Evansville 859 pm Af Hopkinsville... 9 50 pm Ar Nortenville Ar Central City Ar Hore Brauch Ar Owensboro... 940 pm Sto pm Ar Louisville, ....1965 pm Mpxgam 6 15 pm Otmeclonaul » $Oam iam py AQUEH HewnD— Not! Nom No sn V Clneti .... TO pm 265 Loutsy ile 390 om term oem Le Owensboro 104 am foie am 1230 pan 110 pin 26pm 400 pm 185 am | pm. 440 pm 629 pam 7pm 72am fisam 1 pm Soam 70 pm p21 * 30 am m Ar Natchez tom Ail tratns een aatiy fad 2h carry Pullman baffet sleeping cars ‘And tree reclining chair cars between olun Mand New Orleans. Now 2) and 22 run solid betweenfCtuctonati Seb er Onteans, carrying Pullman vutte, Bo soe jue 2:10 p m, 1Op a Grantiburg Lap tu Parker Cony 2p w Marton 24D % Carvondaie: ap neney 48D « fae Tsp 2868: ss2 peeer ces BEES: BEE BE ¥ for St. Louis. Dot G10; chair roles, TY seata, For farther " information, reservations, Hekets, etc call on oF address J.T. Donovan, G.5,45 Valmer House, Peau ra. H Manson, Genera! Passenger Missouri PaciricRarway The Great Throug Line From St. = a W FAST TRAIN canst AND NEBRASKA LIMITED, [Row Mountain Route: ISAS CITY, ST. JOP. ‘The/most direct line via Memphis to| To soldiers, widows of soldiers.ot all points in ARKANSAS AND TEXAS. WEST AND SOUTHWEST. | ens Free. Reclining Chairs 0 Chairs on All Trains, Tarovg Coaciteg Memrmis: To DauLas ano Port Wontn, For maps rates, tree jnoous on Tar: kansas, States, and fu tuformativa, call on yoRr local ticket Yovisviccs, Ky nessee Centennial and International Exposition, CHATTANOOGA & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY, | | THROUGH CAR ROUTE. | TO AND FROM Kovre and the MoKexzir B between NASHVILLE EMOMIS, makin: Ween MEMPHIS and NASH praips. Be. pelphia and New d Jacksonville, Chattanooga, ido daily year AS, Slasoa Psion Tickets La, Macon and T' EXCURSION TICKETS ‘during the continuance of the ‘Teunes. venial an i international Exposition ‘or further information, call apon Ticket 1 or address, R, C, COWARDIN, Western Pass. Agt., 405 Ry. Exchange Bidg., 8t. SOUIS, M A. J. WELCH, Division Pass, Agi. Mumrurs, Tew, Marks obtained and all Pat-| red 10° MODERATE FEES. Carns our FALL STYLES designs and colors, They're in now} ready for your inspection, feut fre NaTON, D.C. C.A. 'SNOW&CO. A. S. ABNEY, oBam si pm @pm $40 bm +48 en 610 pen 1010 pm ¢ ®am “0 # tam : opin 34 a pm hattancod..:. vasbam '8 5 km waata. 60am = & oan +9 15am 8 00pm 6Mpm 80am 400 pm fi 10pm = 69) jm Ar Hollow Rook June. FB ma THs ben nd cat soryiee be. ween Pa: n, fow York, apd my] Me Sourhweat, For farther informa: | STATE HOTEL. #1.50 a day, Py tS ial rates by the S ceuEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEee ig DENVER | Lake July, 182, increase of Pensi: Pawn Broker and Loan Office. ments and casgs, Also a big lot of Silver Watches Instruments. § "| make you. Gente’ Furnishings, Hats, Shoes Trunke, Valises, Playing Cards, Dice, Eto, and buy strictly for cash, and can al ways give you bargains in every line. 103 8, Second, next door to Lang Bros Picture Mouldings (Covablished 1865, Foundry and Mdnutactuyers and Dealers in Steam Eagines, Boilers, And Tobagco Screws, Brass and Iron Fttings. Castings of all kjdds, } Fine Boots and Shoes Made to Order. Brinton B. Davis, ARCHITECT, Office Am,-German Nat. Bank, When in Metropolis stop at the week, BAILEY, Propr Between 4th of 5th on Ferry st. ST, JAMES HOTEL —8T. LOUIS,“— Rates, $2.00 Per Day. Room and Breaklast, $1.00. European Pjan, $1.00 Per Day. Goop Rooms, Goop MrA.s, Goon SeRvice When you visit St,,Louts stop at ST. JAMES HOTEL HROADWAY AND WALNUT, treet cars direct to Hotel HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Omee Nours Ttoba.m,1to¥p, m Office, No, 4195s Broadway Horse Shoeing a Specialty. All kinds gf imperfection in & horse's travel corrected. |! Oo Repalr Work of Ene King, | Work GUARANTEED/ Always on hand ready fy work, HENRY GREIF. J, §. GANSTER, Solicitor of Pension Claims, Veteran of foar years in the war of 1961-65. Prosecutes claims before the Bureau of Pensions, (861-48, Mexicam War service P OM given'lo rejected case ropped. from, 1 they desire 41 * tal should write me org give mes LITTLE BEN, MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL VALUABLES, Solid Gold and Filled Case Watches.# et All the standard makes of move- ins, Pistols, Musical the prices we will We carry a good line of Clothing, We buy all our goods at forced sales Money to loan on all valuables, Ben Michael, Jr. Paper! We're Talways the first to show In all the lates Finest line of inne City, Have you seen the latest? @ DENTIST, 406 BROADWAY, Prices Reasonable for GOOD work, 428 Bway, A YARD OF FACES, Incorporated 188é Papvoany - - Ken ony. | RY Ave ein AS E. THALMUELLER, Propairing of all kinds neauly done at Rock Bottom pries, Give Him a Trt 406 Hroawi We are overstocked on Ladies’ and| ) Gont’s | changed’” he WRITTEN aT RANDOM, hat, ‘‘my father used to hay days, Hogan's alley beans sprouted all right climbjng up the corn st had te theears. We pl the ground was so kins that the: There was one away up in one corr of the fence, U remember, that look growing un That may bé»-good soil for fr veri grain and vegetables.” * | toirely. Une of the benig f ficers and lawyers for Wh rrested here. The s! charge of knoc off » frei; The deed} committed of when Swothers was occasioning here until Monday, two day consult lawyers, and)as the 1 ® $300 fee fro fending him, so false. allowed to run on their trains. snd some are decidediy dishonest ternoon at parently def. grabbed the + ed the small sur Sh vill, In other words hy and promptly hander over the amount, in the presence « many interested passeng: ors methods of robbery known railroad trains A shrewd ‘but When the Doctor the best. We have it. Port, Sherry, Claret, Ang Muscatel, Catawba, Madeira ‘Tokay and Malaga lica According to Age Gehischlaager & Walker om 5th & Broadway. L.AWILLEA, GRAIN EXE I AL Nui L, P, BALTHASAR, Guaging AND ban ‘TelePhone 17 ot Fosgan /Under/Parmen Hovss! gesidence o2 8.8 50. Papvosn, KY “Talking about your fertile soils,” quoth Col. Wes Cooksey rates | afternoon as he attempted to cool his sizzling free silver brow with a straw/| r about Machine Co the best the market afforded, 8} He paused and looked about bin for an instant, perceived encourag: ment depicted on the faces of his| eee and complacently shifted his | 4 4 ud—quid. ‘He had a thousand} Housé‘Fronts, Mill Machinery seres of tod up tire in Warren county,’’ he resumed, ‘about four miles from Bowling Green. That land was as black as midnieht, and 80 soft and nice thal you could stick your walking cane clean down to the handle in it. If you left it there all night it would sprout in a few * Well, we first tried rnising oats They sprang up like trish babies tn In a short time they grew so high that they got top heavy aud broke off about the middle They still stood up above a man's head, though. So we decided that that land war too darned rich fo: oats And concluded to try corn. We planted corn, and after it Lad come up a few feet planted beans, The and began ks, but the |, corn stalks went up too blamed fast and when we woke up obe taorning we found thai every dad-biamed bean vine had been pulled up by the roots by the corn. ‘The ground was a success for corn, except that you use a step ladder to get any of nted pumpkins, and | dapted to pump- grew to be immense jmore than |ing’’ passeng _" and in a few da the same gents would be comi like a house, and it was up at the! top of @ sorter hill, It got to mov ing around one night while it wai ally fast, and fell over that slope. It went down like av avalanche, carried two barns away and killed three mules, and we packed up the next morning and came down to McCracken county. |from Fifth to Seventh, have just been | oth and level | « 8 to flourish in, Bat its h—! on 3| devs to the colored contingent. ~ It Say, Moike,’’ a prominent H'+ bernian was heard to yémark yester- day in commenting of the recent ar- rests for stealing, “it’s a dom goo ting der cops ¢aughth on to dim guys racket whin dey did, or sum of dase foine mornin’s wa wuld awuk ter foind oursel’s widout « town, @ place to rist\our bids—or perhaps to foind oursels ded au’ gone en- steamboats, hence the crowd will yubtiess be . nted Fulton papers doubtless be large. in & recent issue roasts Pdducah of- ‘ailure of the Fulton Marshal to’ take Louis 8 back to Fulton the day he tin the aforesaid hybrid town below is away off, and does us an injustice. Smoth- ers was arrested on the ,unfounde! readily consented to retin without | Shell Abbott, y trouble or delay. When Marshal Waiker came up, how- ever, the prisoner desiréd to remain and arshal couldn't carry him baek anyhow un- less he chose to go without a requi- sition, he readily agreed to return for ;| him Monday, and did so, The paper then charges that Paducah iawyers, on the strength of Smothers’ being an Odd Fellow, attempted to extort the order for de- Charehill, J. H, Derington, berlin,,G, Jackson, Campbell Hoit Barton. The railroad companies should see that none but honest news agents are | Some news ‘‘butcbers’’ are honest The one who came in yesterday af- on the I. C. was ap tive in some way. A corpulent colored dame descended from the coach after it stopped under the union depot shed and after count- ing some change she bad in her hand she rushed back into the sinoker and tion te to, an semand: | of fifty cents, ! which she claimed he had forgotten | to give her when he changed her $/ “short This ‘short change’’ racket is one of the most successful aud systematic and it is most frequently practiced aboard Nhe work to be done under the per and s works it) both Orders Wine you should get Pure fully matured California Price 50c, 75c and $1 a Quart Pure Blackberry Brandy $l a Quart. | HOUSE AN SIGN PAINTER, Evans , Paducah and Cairo Packet Line. Owned and Operated by vh+ | Tennessee and Ohio River ‘Transpor- tation Co, INCORPOAATRD. Kvansville und Pai Packets (Daily excey Sunday Sirs. JOB FOWLER andy! HN S. HOPKINS Leave Paducah ated cle. ia. im | — Paducah and Catro Packet tine ( atly except Runday.) Steamer DICH FUW Ey Leaves Paces 8 He watches the passengers, finds ont where they wre to get off, and usually | selects a colored person or some per- on from the country. Just before the passenger's destination is reache: he goes up and aska clsnge for a bill, ora bill for change, whichever he may care to do. When the unsus- pecting passenger gives him change for a bill, the *buteh,’’ by sle hand, manages to get a quarter, half | a dollar—or as mach as he can— eis entitled to. If he es cl ee tot'a bi Il, he always cone | , tives to give less than he receives. The passenger, ff he or she dis-! cover the gin dle at all, does not do| so until too late, many times until after the train is gone, Conductors have been known to pit dishonest ‘batches’? off their trains on the St. Louis division of the Illinois Central for ‘short-cl to Paducah again on the Louisvill and Memphis division. @,8 Court street, under the careful and | 4 \vantageous use of the street roller i@becoming one of the prettiest thor- oughfares in the ( ‘Two blocks, | repaired, and ar and compact as one could wish, Tomorrow is the one day of gf is not the 8th of August, but it w be celebrated instead of the 8th th year because the latter falls on Sun. ds Tue city will practically be given over to them, and, if they fol low their usual custom, they will have full sway in parks, street cars and everything clse. They will be happier on this da the remainder of the year combined and their happiness is not envied them. Excursions are to be run into! Padueah on all railroads aud several . oe ‘The following is acopy of a un yetition sent into the jailer at } y by several 1 citizens To the Hot of Calloway cd nfuy Farley, jailer We, the uunders: most courtyard gate so that we can open ny chance of losing our id gentleness, Utterback, J. K. Matheny F. Epillips, Jobn C. Raybura . B. Graham, 8. F. Holcomb, i 'B. Miller, H Kim- u Sledd, C. G uth Siders t, A. Covington, J. 7 laims that it advocated uld imply tha The fact is that it did kick for ling list of six vt be carrie out unless they did carry mail on the early train. It uappened, for some reason probably nexplicable to the paper, however, , yovernment paid no atten kick, and now intends to esume the service because it want Notice to Jontr etors, Paducah, Ky., July 23, 1897 Sealed proposals wili be received t the council’s clerk's office until 4 clock Wednesday, Angust 4, 1897 {or the imprevement of the alley be-}" tween Third and Fourth strec m ‘Tennessee to™Norton atreets, 1. on of the engineer and mayor cording to ordinances govern- aid improvement. Work to! ‘ompleted by October Ist, 1897 The city reserves-the right to reject any and all bids, 24j10 D. A. Yjasen, Mayor COLORED DEPARTME ways, and has it reduced to a science, |S oe § Monarch tess | ht of} } te =A 2 TEARS ‘WANTED! Mrs. Jenny Lister, of Memphi than during all] ,, ». Caren Dallam with us Sunday sarnestly petition you to fix vhe south «I The Ardmore, That paragon of modesty, the] ‘‘Register,’’ the inauguration of the mail service] brass bands a on the Iinois Central, soon to be put in between Louisville and Fulton on the forenoon and evening trains, which was discontinued several months since. It ithad it done all by itself. join Inthe « with us. hundred I Pr such a service about eight months | *”' ago because its subscribers ‘or points above could Come Mo you see the {not because, unfortunately, | (yp the “Register” wanted it to eight | se months age Interest Paid on ime Deposits know Row round parade full bloc free\barh of Carb will ple | plied with receipt seribers are r Gasset to scriptions. Sua Pub, eo, vr Js W. Moore, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Caaned Goods of ‘All Kinds, ielixery to all parts of the city. World Loves a Winner” Complete Line of Cor, 7th a: =A mmc ae GALS SHELL, M.D, M.D, un and Sorte on. i NLS 8 ~~ rian ‘and Surgeon, ( i" Supreme : Result : Experience Send for Catalogue. MONARCH CYCLE MFG. CO. CHICAGO. NEWYORK LONDON Ser4 nine two-cent stamps for a deck of Monarch Playt Ca ‘rating Lillian Ruasell, Tom Monarch er Lee Richardson and Walter Jones. Regular S0c cards. ‘WAHL S SONS. 7 Machivery Good —— YUNG & SON, veral times os many Vacarictes na members, Must h plan GUARANTE e story of college days ve more mem positions. 19 No charge to at SUTTON, A. M, | SUTTON TRACKERS’ BURRAU lieky | Bfestavnt avd Man } 90-71 Dearborn st, Chicago, Itt cago oMey, Southern Vacancies Louisville office. »Oneftee registers a High-Grade Bicycles and. at Bicycle Sundries. Tin, State end tron Rooter, Agent for the highest grades of Bicycles made. . Thid St We are prepared to offer 1896 Stearas for $68.60 . y, 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 Bicycle house in the city. | Complete repair shop. Free riding schgol 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. f DALLAM, Paducal Attorney: at: Law 0 Trust Building. Fidelity nd 8. V. Co. = — «Da r SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST- OLASS PADUCAH —_— LACKSMITHING ‘od REPAIRING De ‘ HORSESHOBING All work guaranteed. h street, between Pent ria avenue d F street =| A, WAGREIF, H Court Street, bet. 2d and 3d. $1.50 to 2,50 cssmuue oon FINE. DRIVERS AND SADDLE. HORSES, Elevant Carriages and Turnouts AT DR. W. C. JAS. “A. GLAUBER’s 4 HOMHOPATHIST, Livery, Feed and Boardiag {table 4 i and sight ity, 1 menage H 1 ‘ Cor, Third and Washinetoa, | TELEPHONE 148. F, PAXTON Cashiery ——Menufacturere ava Dealers in-—— ‘Steam Engines, Boilers, House Fronts Mill Machinery, etc. INCORPORATED UCAH,KY \ y Cut te $60 4 a. | £8 in. Wheals &# a) to) ingwneais: du FOLLY GUARANTEED. e~R4 EASY TERMS..29—>