The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, August 11, 1897, Page 4

a» or. The Bazaar RAND: OPENING|FREE! ’ FREE! 216 BROADWAY. We announce our coming with and Monpay only } 200 fine ladies’ black chia rapes $2 quality, al 300 fine ladies’ shirt waist ality, go for 35 cents. 200 fine ladies’ wrappers, perfect fitting, fast colors, regular $1.25 quality, go for 69 cents. Millinery and Hi three big bargains for SatrurpAy Ladies’. High Grade Bicycle for $1. colors, regular Br and $1.00 air Department. Out complete stock of millineryis direct from New York and will be sold at greatly reduced prices. We wish to call especial attent ment. ‘The most correct styles in I We also carry a complete line of toi Special attention given to shampooing so to grey hair and falling out ha treatment s your hair from turning grey, come THE B New Store. GIVEN AWAY! ion to onr exclusive Hair Depart: lair Dressing, Switches and Bangs. let articles, creams and powders. manicuring and scalp If you wish to keep and see us. \ o'clock p. m., with every 25 cent purchase will give one ticket good 3 for one chance on a_ ladies’ han 215 Broadway. |some high grade wheel, which o be seen in our show window, 323 Broadway. Overloaded! Our loss your gain. Remember every 25 cent pur chase gets one ticket. LOCAL MENTION. A Joke That Wasn't Funny, Sam Norman, of Mayfield, who is traveling in Missotri for the Mayfield Woolen Mills, was\ mistaken for au Also on Above Date Illinois criminal a few.days ago, and Was arrested ata hit 73 7 to answer the charge of Yorgery, Hfe| Will reduce prices om all summer was released after about Your hours’ | 800s and close out at 50 \cents on association, with the town tharshal, {the dollar. cack d New goods arriving daily, suita The Hatfield | school prepares for] ble for skirts and children’s school college, for budiness, for the home. | dresses Alaska goers, leaty the secret of [testing aad refining gold to avoid loss of time and mon Pocket outfit with diredtions, $1.00. Success guaranteed. “Aritress“*rinsiitute of Refining,’’ 30 W, Randolph St. Chi- cago, 3-8 tu th Death of a Child, Clayton Shelton, the two-year-old son ofMr. Sheltom,the machinist, died this Morning at thefamily resi- Don't Forget the Date and Ask for Your Tickets EI DIPPLE & WHITE, EY vmaky L. To get your size come early & July and August is the time you need them. 25 cents biys women's leather bot- tom. web slippers, sizes 4 to sy 50'cents buys child's canvas_ox- ba ford; 53¢ buys: the misses’ $0 cents btiys misses brown or black StaeSlippers. So cents buys women’s oxford ties, sizes 1 to 2/¢, sold at $2 & $2.50 ‘98 cents buys women’s heel or spring, strap or lage, were $1.25, 89 cents buys boys’ ox blood shoe, size 10 to 13)¢, were $1.25. $1.19 buys man’s patent leather low shoes. j $r-19 buys man’s tan goat or black dongola low $1.98 buys ad kangaroo or don- gola low shoés, were $2.50 to $4 #.50 buys thé No. 5 of the $1.98 ot. $1.08 buys/ any of our $2.50 and $2.75 ox blood ‘or green Tow shoes, Ellis, Rudy & Phillips Which do you prefer ? 50 cents } or a case of chills ? If you had rather have the s50c we will keep the, medicine and you the chills. Claxton: Tasteless Chill Tonic Will positively cure chills and aud fever. _Money refunded if it does not cure, at DRUG STORE '*&e BROADWAY. Acetylene Gas, We are now prepared to place on the market our tiachines for gener- dence 903 south Third street, The remains will be carried to Metrorolis tomorrow morning for interment. Successors to "iad Bw Hlale J. J. Guthrie 323 Broadway Good chance for-every young man in town to get a niceélot to make a tome. 200 beautiful, residence lots $10 down, balance in ~payments._$5 per month. Call and see me, 831 Broadwa: Salw Brack Owen. the Palmer. For timbers, joiste;’ scantling and| J.-M. McDaniel, of Hickman, is rough boxiog, goto the McKinnie} # the Palmer. Veneer & Package Co, llatf S. H. Thompson, of Henderson, 13 — ne ~ at the Palmer. vourt in Lyon. , opt e to H: “he Lyon county circuit court con- gi i ee ese Oe ee” venes at Kddyville Monday, but the | °°" Springs. docket is small and of Tittle interest, Miss Lillie Morrison 4s visiting in — Puryear, Teng. Important Notice, D. H. Mac Adams, of St All persons-knowing themselves in-}is at the Palmer. debted to the firms\of Rogers & King] Mr, F, L, Seott and children left and John Son are hereby} at noon for Dixom warned to call es settle the same at Mesdames R. J. ad E. once at my office, No. 127 South ghey 7 Fourth street, i thereby save to} *!® lett at noon for Dixop. themselves costs, as I will be-forced| Mrs. Dr. E. E. Ellig returned to to proceed by law te cellect. same, | Dyersburg at noon. unless otherwise settled promptly. Mrs. Will Gray left this morning for Cerulean Springy Ep H. Puryear, Receiver of Rogers & King and John] Mr. W.C. Gaither went Princeton this mophing. Rogers & Son. d26tt Mr. J. L. Kilgore bas returned Upening at LaBelle, Overa thousand people witnessed ae Sew; 1M the opening performance of the] ,, Miss Faunie Clark has gone to Phelps Stock Company last night in| Princeton on a visit. “The Unknown.’’ The performance Mr. Albert Bleich left this morning for Brooklyn, N. Y., on\a visit. will be repeated tonight. Supt. George O. McBroom !eft this morning for Princeton. Mr. ‘George Cornelifs ‘and have gone to Nashville,on a visit. Col. Bud Dale, hig’ many friends will regret to learn,’is on the sick list. Miss Nicholas, of Princeton, is a guest of Miss Bessie Adams, on Har- rison street. Mrs, Jas, K. Robertson and son Stoddard, returned tifis morning from Frayson, Chief of the Fire Department Chas, Voight and wife have returned from St. Lo’ disieeciaet Mrs. Wiley Fears lett this morning | w.c for Caruthersville, Mo., to join her After a few weeks’ vacation the} husband and hereafter reside, W. C.'T. U. has resumed its regular] Miss Emma Reed returned last | meetings in the Cumberland Presby-fevening from a visit to Mrs. J. L. gerian church. | The president urges] Kilgore, at Anderson, Ind & full attendance tomorrow, Thurs} Messrs. Fred /Perry and Jobn day, Augnst 12, at ‘o'clock. Keithley left thig morning for Nash- | Good company, proper habits and] Ville to attend the exposition, noble ideas are worth more to a] Mrs. C. P, Wells and children, of child than the price of tuition. The w Madrid, Mo., are guests of Mrs, Hatfield school will look after-your] Judge, on Washington sireet. nterests in these matters, 85] Mrs. Frank Wahl and sons and Mrs. Clara Roberts returned yester- day from a visit to Calvert City. he wing-dancer at LaBelle park is one of the greatest in the country ft It will pay you to see this specialty Place your orders for-roagh lum-| Mr. Clarence Milam left this morn- ber for sheds, walksy¢tc., with the} ing for Old Point Comfort, Washing- McKinnie Veneer & Package Co, tf] ton, New York and @ tour of the ekes en Mrs. Sarah ©, Brandon, of Ben- PERSONALS. Mr. Ad Resch, of Evansville, is at W. Set- up to Hatfield School. Thefall session will begin Septem- ber 13, 1897, Day school, 9 a, m. to 4 p. m.; night school, 7 p,m, to 9 p.m. Prices, $2 to $5 per month. Your patronage is solicited. 35 son IL, Feb. 8th, 1897, att, Evansville, Ind. : I haye had « good sale on your Improved Chil! and r Cure during the/ last year, having purchased two (2)-gross. I find the preparation gives good satisfaction and the demand is steadily ing. Yours truly, G, A. Bourtanp, On August 5th to 22nd, inclusive, | tickets will be cold to-Princeton, Ky., and retorn at owé and one-third fare, avcount caiipmeeting. 75 ating Acetylene Gas, These ma- chines are Adapted for lighting stores, factories; churches and private resi- dew Small towns and farmers can now have gas a well as those in the cities, as each consumer controls his own little gas plapt, which is quite inexpensive. We guarantee to furnish six times as much hght at less than balf the expense of ordinary gas, electric light or kerosene lamps. first-class agent is wanted in every county to sell our machines, Torevo Acerriene Gas Co., Gal2t Toledo, Ohio. Deacons’ Meeting. ‘The deacons of the First Presby- terian church-age urgently requested to meet at the church on Wednesday evening after’ prayer service. ma Parties desiring to bid on repairs} ton, Ky., is visiting her daughter, }of school buildings~will call ou the] Mrs. D, R. Smalley, of 622 south building committee for specifications} Teuth stre for such repairs. Sealed blds will Editor Edgar W. Whittemore, of be received until 6 o’clock pem, Mon-! Grand Rivers, was among the Nash- day, Aug, 16, 1897. Each building] ville excursionists on the Buttorff to be considered separately. this morning, J. M. Bypp, The Casi es ‘ Josera Marrison ne Casino stock. company will ee ag probably close its engagement at Building Committee Dawson tomorrow and return to the . ity before disbanding. Miss Emma Nelson and Mrs. A. | Seven,-bundred, dollars, 3 to 5] Herman and children, Carl and Sid- | years, interest must be reasonable, | 9¢Y, of St. Louis, are visiting their Collateral, 130-acre improved farm] P8rents, Mr. and Mrs, Abe Nelson. near Paduesh. Half of loan to be A party composed of the following expended on new improvements on|left this moruing on the Old Point sail farm. Address Borrower, care|Cowfort excursion: Misses Carrie ‘Su Office, Paducah, Ky. and Lucy Robiou, Mrs. J. J. Dufour 410w2&s and daughter, Miss Minnie, Prot. 10a2 Vanted, oneal, , [Big Cut on FREE! Clothing and hoes. $20.00 Clay Worsted Suits cut to $1 “ “ 15.00 12.00 1.85 Shoes 4.00 Shoes “ 4“ sejmine wines « PADUCAH AUCTION AND STORAGE CO, 228 and 230 Court St ed and wife and Rev k Miss Eulah Robinson, who has heem the guest of Miss Hattie Rob- inson for a few days; will return to) Fuiton this evening. Messrs. Charles Weille and Sam Levy returned this morning {from a tour of the East. They report an en- joyable tme, and Col. Weille claims, during his absence, Ao have captured a genuine mermaid at the seashore. | SOLDIERS’ REUNION, PY A Preparation’ Being Made For One at Kuttawa Preparationy are being made for a | big Blue and Gray reunion at Kut- | on the 17th. from the surrounding districts will | attend the reunion, TWO VICLOUs DOGS | Reported to Be on North Thir- teenth Street. } The police were fotified this morn- ing that two vicigus dogs were being harbored at a house on Thirteenth If You Care... For Stylish Patterns and Fit, With Prices to Correspond, YOU SHOULD BUY YOUR CocHRAN & Owe Se street, between Broadway and Jet ferson streets, and that people were afraid to pass in the locality. A woman, according to the report, was attacked ‘and badly bitten this morning The police advige those affected most in such cases to swear out war- rants, BROWN CAPTURED. The Man Who Shot Helton Desha Gives Bond. Preston Brown, whe bad an alter- cation over a hog with his neighbor, Helton Desha, at fieir homes on the Hinkleville road near Massac creek, was arrested this morning by Consta- ble Anderson Miller and brought to ibe city. Young Brown was found at home, ere he bad gone, after being in hiding for several days. As will no doubt be remembered, Desha threw one of his hogs, which was in the latter’s field, over the fence, whereupon Browa shot him. Brown executed bond for his ap- rance. Desha is improving rap- Mayfield Excursion Party. An excursion party of forty-six from Mayfield arrived over the Illi- nois Central at/7:50 o'clock this morning and Jéft at noon on the mer Buttorff for Nashville to visit the Contennial. A few from Fulton were with the party. Order your wheat for your chick- ens from the Jake Biederman Gro. Co. Wheat! Wheht! Wheat! Jake Biederman Gro. Co. A Good Crowa. A large crowd’ attended the Bettie Owen exoursion to Metropolis last night given by the M. KE. church. Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fai: Qold Meda!, Midwinter Pair. at A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powdes 40 YEARS THE STANDARD A large crowd | § fri ight would die, is improving and ill san eta » ~ Forcing Matters Disregarding Cost ! HOSE Prices cut tg move out stock prepar ing for Fall \business, Extraordinary and unpreceddnted es Freely cut prices on all remaining k parasols. 7gc for the white that should bring 1.25.° pire folding fans for se, toc, 15¢, aoe and 25¢. Many 6c values imdress goods arc now here for 12!go a yard. 10c dimities we make veritable plume at bo a yard. 5e lawns in all that ip cool and cool- ing for B08 yard, ommon lawns for/15 and 20 yard lengths. Crashes and othef shirtings red ocod and 11 ard 8 £01 %, axe and be a yard, Yard wide goft finished bleach« mestio for this sale at 4c, Ge, fe sud 7 ayard. Yard wide brown domestic 4c, and 6¢@ yard. Sand 60 Apron Checke gir for 4 and ie aver: Bleached table damask {or .\ a5, and 60¢ a 7a. Heavy half bleached damask cial for 25, 89, 48 and 60 a yard. Poles and fixtures furnished free with all lace eurtains during this sale. Me belts rre now 1c eac 0c belts are Row 26¢ each Our gauze summer vests at 3c, Ty and §},¢ can be matched in prices, bui not in quality at these prices. 200 dozen fine yal laces now on sale at 15c, 200, 25c, 36c, and 60c for 12 yard engths. 1000 yards fife Sheer India linon, 20¢ valiie will be closed out in short order at 10c @ yard. Mosquito / canopies frames 98eand $1 4 pairs woman’ for Be 2 pairs woman's fast black seamless hose tor 16¢ 2 pairs woman's 20c fast black hose for 260. ‘The men’s #1 and $1.25 shirts we are selling for 500. piece are going rapid ‘ou want any of them. ill dll you millinery’ at our low prices, and we guarantee you the best of styles. 2 Oxford ties id oxblood and choc- olates for this apleyat $1.39 $1.75 Oxford tigs with silk vesting | tops, special fop his sale at 1.25 400 pair £1 50 Oxfords in brok en lots fo! a pair 2,600 pairyf proken lote of woman's man's, mighe 1 children’s shoes and sllppey: in our annex in rear of mal cathalf of origi- nal pric HARBOUR’S, 112-114 N. 3d ys 3, 7.50 1.00 2.50 ALL FOR for 10 Cor, 84 & Court. CHAIN G Mr. Sayre Laid off by thé Maver and Hubbard Appointed, Mr. Joli Sayre, temporary chain gang boss, was yesterday suspended for drinking on duty. Today Mr KE. La Hubbard was put in charge of the chain gang, with Mr. Emil Gourieux as assistant. The ecuneil intended to elect a new over- seer of thie chain gang Monday night; but Mayor Yeiser forgot to bring it up. The election will take place next Monday at theregular meeting. ANNLF RAY NQ@ BOSS, on umbrella fast blaek 10¢ hose She _Is_ Now Charged With a Felony, The notorious Annie Ramsey is again in jail, this time ona charge of | mahciously cutttog Willie Johnson a dusky female eqnally as disrepu- table. The woman had a difticulty near Ninth and Washington last night and the Johnson woman wag slightly cut The Ramsey woman claims her 504 PATENT PLAT-OPENING BOOKS For Quality of Goods, 126 BROADWAY SHOES OF ‘CocHmas 331 Broadway. Shoes bought of us polished{free. adversary had ahammer. The case Ballard County Wedding, was continued uptil tomorrow, Mr. Archie Simons and Miss Fan- ‘The Johnson woman is cut only on|nie Rose, of Hinkleville, Ballard the hand, bat har dress was slit in}county, were married yesterday af several places. ternoon in the parlors of the State Hotel at Metropolis, by Judge Lig gett, Mr, Simons is a well-to-do a farmer of Ballard county. H ret. bs Popular Couple Go Down to the] ty bride is the daughter of Chisago, 16; Lanigetiie, © Gretna Green, a well known farmer of th Washington, 7, Phiadel Cincinnati, 8; St. Lonis Mr. Joe Mitchell, son of Mr. Cleveland, 9; Pittsburg, 5 James Mitchell, and Miss Maud Ru- Brooklyn, Baltfmore, 8. dolph, of the Lovelaceville neighbor- called in the account 0 hood, eloped to Metropolis this morn- darkness. ing and were married. “ There were no objections to the marriage, but the young people eloped for the nuv- elty of the occasjon, The are both of prominent families in that vi- cinity, HOLINESS MEETING, ELOPED TO METROPOLIS, . YESTERDAY'S GAMES Tobacco Salés Resume The tobacco men resur this morning, and sales bege warehouses after a ten days eighth og Nothing Uausu SCHEDULE yOn TODAY Frank Potts was arres ed up this afternoon { bess. Another Clothes Line Kobbe Jouncilman Carter's clothes e | was divested of the wearing apparel y it contained a day or twe ago by ' | sneak thieves Chicago at Lodisy New York at Bo Baltimore at Bs: sburg at ( Lonia at ¢ Big Preparations Being Made in MESENY STANDIN Lyon Connty. Played W Sewerage Force Increased, ti clunatl The sewerage force was increased five this morning, and work is pro- gressing rapidly. Off to China. Miss Alice Waters leaves Murray Friday on her return to China to resume her missionary labors in that far-away land. Minor Police Cases. Louis Jenkins, colored, charged with indecent exposure, was acquit- ted, A case against Florenge Dodd for using obscene and indegent language was continued, The Holiness camp) meeting will begin on September Istat Eddyville, Lyon county, instead of at Kuttawa, here it has heretofore been held. A large crowd is expected, Chteag Phitadelphia, Plisburg Brooxlyn CAS! CON LINTED, Finis Dance SUN Un tend Court. Charles Foster, ali Dog,’’ was in Judge Sanders’ court this morning! charged with — maliciously cutting Finis Dance at Tom Emery's saloon last Saturday Dance is unable to attend court, and may not recover, and the for wext Monday, ‘AH AND MAYFIELD. ‘The carrier iS of the Sun chal lenge the carrier oys of the “Rey ter’ to play a match ball game NEWS AND COMMENTS. ble to At-/ Serieusly 1!) Strikers from Ohio have invaded the coal region in West Virginia, Over 500 Newcastl¢ work, M Lucy still New Postmaster, J, M. Cole, the new postmaster at Murray, will take charge Saturday and move the postoffice to the hotel building, the only available room at present, Buy Biedior cooked foous f persons, jong idle Pa., have Anderson They Cross Bats Again This After- noo, Kenny Murray’s team left at noon for Mayfield to play a game with the “Norman Greys.’’ The latter will be here Friday rsa Aer meet amon Military honors observed in the case of the funeral of a marshal are f he remains of Senor A> and sok ho? aventaare at work 2 negroes to take » Madrid. king wivers in RK. H. | Harrison county, awoke to find a blacksnake Tt is state in Alabama the places of 1! the North. Prayer Megting ice, Prayer meeting this evening at Tenth Street Christian church, All invited, A meeting of the official bvard after services. All officers please attend. Services begin at 8 o'clouk | } is improved today, and he may yet rovover. tv) A HEAT CURER, f and will cure you in one night, you try this preparation, ‘iver a bottle to any part of the city, WHAT J insiant rel be th ful if and w Victim [fs Improying. Dau George, colored, who was (by Will Coleman near Kuttawa and | fhe condition of George Weakley | | afew days ago, who, it was will recover. DRUGGIST O 49 feet 3-4 o aH ubber Hose On LO | Spray Nozzle € | Michigan Reel The lateat machinery in the state outside of L« ALL WORK GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY. * in her room , Former King Milan, of Servia, is (Orange Judd arm returned to ‘ dropped dead while shouting at a religious] au extensive exar {equaled If you are broken ont with heat LIQUID FROST will give If you are galled or bliste i Call at ovr drug store, Seventh and Jackson, or send 23 A trial bottle for 10 cents, J.D. BACONs& CO., Sole Makers, a HO! Big Drive in Rubber Hose. AP $5.00, at HANNAN Kinds of Water, Gas and Sanitary... PLUMBING ! Steam and Hot Water Heating, Sewerage. 132 South Fourth Street \ 329 Court Street hone 201 Henry Mammen, Jr. BOOKBINDER Blank Book Manufacturing and Bookbinding in all their branches... The best PADUCAH, KY Drmed, Albert Bernheim. 120 North 5th Street, (NEXT PALMER{HOUSE.) Telephon 364 PERSONAL, flering frgm earl absofutely BROADWAY HOUSE. MEALS. J. We ——-—___— She may sult of the fright The father of young Liebke the Bay case will be dropped, but 1 Attorney think convict without the $1.40 PER DAY lie as & re thinks Ybhurman an's young wows | testimony The August crop reports of the r show an tnusu- erage for ¢ was 86.4 1, Unly in 18 age been » recent years. lly low ay the wer In Stockholm @ policemen's lot is that of ry, He must pass ation, after which he wears a handsome uniform and occupies quarters provided with fine tofture, hot and cald The Swedish police eyster a dignit athe and of te hardly world, pywhere eise in-the [wacoy’ you «by the heat you will always cents SEVENTH AN! JACKSON. *