The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 1, 1897, Page 4

PERSONALS. TT th ic o the Public: New Fall Goods if Mr, Will Barnhill has returned to | i 5 very ' i the ity. Many of our customers have asked the question, “Why don’t you * * Col, H. H. Houston was in Ber-]™0ve on Broadway, as you have as nice and as large a stock as anybody?’ QO oO 5} —-AT— | ton yesterday Now we must answer the question, A store on Broadway meaus a HARBOU R’ Ss Capt. T, G. Ryman, Jr., of Nash finer store—bigher rent, finer fixtures, more clerks, more lights, etc This |ville, is in the city. all weans more profit, aud you have to pay for it. The bargain center, BA AA Rp Mr R. J. Waters, of Murray, is Here are some Court street prices: where low prices start & at the Palmer e ‘ / | P LOTHING DEPARTS and continue. (¢ } @ s| Mr. M. D. Holton, of Mayfield, is SHOE DEPARTMENT. Cl t i ‘ B | - > ’ Suy here and save Jin the city tod ‘i Men’s flae dress shoes, Broadway] Men's fine dress suits,elay worsted money. Poieespeds Nae amper, of Chicago, | rice $3.50 to $5.00—our price,} square cut, Broadway price $11.00— w ble: m 2.00 to $2.50. , ) * ¢ , 9 * FOr week commenci g Monday, Spt. 20, Only, FREE a bottle of Hoy Mr. E. C. Gish, of the city, is vit ‘ Men's eve rhday shoes, Broadway ar nw suit, cheviot, cass’ p Matehh li of yt tan 678 pre for this best perfume with every $1,00 purchase, | iting in St. Louis ic r i regen Pn : vg | Dress marr ing ee gt EE ‘ J iting price, $ out price, $1.00. simer or worsted, Broadway prices & new fall styles at 111 b ie) 00 l Pt re tenor NOLS 0; dart op dhegl for 50 Mr, F ended jr., of Owens-| Ladies’ fine dress kid shoes,Broad-|from 87.50 to 8 ww priv Goods Boe, 800, Toe large sl : ods Just received a orth $1 50, go this week for 7 boro, is at the Palmer. 5 $4.50, rd, that will be 50, 10c, 28 | , All our $1 00 infants’ fine silk caps go this week for 50 cents Mr. Monroe Bouysson, of Vicks- } ikea fine dress pauts, Broadway I’ more whieh upmen Pi ices very lo w SEENEe 61,00 fnebllks, qouslating Of fancy siripes, fancy brocades an sik Median eed taal dies ove : Sate ts aoe ; tariff at ) burg, is in the city. Ladies’ nice everyday shoes, price, $4.4 o $5.0) ww tice, Buy here and save money. | me Persian effect this week for 50 cen and $1.00. eo ! ave money. 5 ‘3 The & ef . } $2 50. BE All our $2.00 and $3.00 fine twilled silk umbre las go this week for $1.00] ¢, The C. K. & L. of A. will meet ot)" "5, hi : awe ste ble ‘ Be Cecilian Hail tonight. joys’ school shoes, Broadway| Men's black cheviot pants, heav : and $150, 0 : ‘R Joho 'T price, $1.50—our price, $1.00. $1 00. Dress Look here for dress WE; é HE 100 paire ladies’ floc kid gloves ‘These gloves never sold for less than] | Detective John Thompson hiss gone)" “Cyidren’s shoes, 25c, 60 and! Boys’ aul nts, Broadway | Ttimmings {fimmings, New silks (Oi 3 : $1.25. Our price this week 50 cents. Grays only © Creal for bis health, Tbe. Prices fe 82.00 to 85.0 and all they - — Io millinery we are stric ly leade Ask to see our new 50 cent felt walk The Misses Folz returned last] Misses’ spring heel shoes, black prices, $1 to 83.00 our dre saving w pring F - hate, ‘The nobbiest and best 50 cet bat ov the market, and sil | evening trom Nashville. nal tea, Yea. | Boye’ knee pate, $8e, Abe, 800 |? 4, aiid every ft 7 wel All colors, A nice lot of ha s’ and children's tri adj} ves of Lots. 4 new dress. fg All ‘ys $1.50 and $2.00 Hair Switches go this week for 75e and $1.00, Mre, Caria Johneot, of Nori“ bargains, A full line of Underwear, Oversti Hats, Caps, Gloves best fitting ‘and All our 50 cest Colored Hair Switches go this week for cents. Fifth, is on the sick list Umbrellas, Dry Goods, ete. Th gel st figure to the rt * DB korek baugs worth 50c go this week for 25e : : eare ) for only 81,00 ia Saher saga ’ guocerman, is at the Palmer. ' THE BAZAAR of New York, is at the Palmer. * | Departete @ comes good hoe North 5th Street, , : Miss Katie Plumb, who has been Third and Court | sens qunttigm-tthe Ghee she oat (NEXT PALMER HOUSE.) } ; ; 215 Broadway. |il! of malarial fever, is convalescent. | ; ‘ Onyx. Ail America Knows Onyx to| ag, M. = | 4 NEW STORE y Mr. J. K. Bondurant went up. the] Ve KeeP open till 10 o'clock every eventny he best. You can buy Onyx here | Office Hours ‘s £6. on basidtae this ieeeaitigs — eee Pt knew. Gias nina We bees T elept 36 r } ae 2 + ©. on business this moroing : i know what kind. We have elephon LOCAL | MEN TION. 1 HOOKED BY A COW. Mr. W. Uf. Brian’s condition is tie FORTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY | pr da great stock of the Onyx! —— day unchanged, and is almost crit lin } | exve teoney aut cor the teton H CE NRY MAM Fishing Party Ret Serlous Injury Ressived By @ Mar: | cal. | 1 Infants’, children's, misses a EN, JR. tty com) osed pr Mr hall ¢ M Charles Sugars and Jim Nagel Yo Wie 5 | a rom 100 t a Ba ge Nee voici | agra sgot, stepson of Wao, {tive Feturted from the Nashville Of Padueah’s First Legal Hang- Vs] Pale, The 20¢ aid 250 ones are mat ( K BI N D A and Joe Bryant, Conductor H.G | English, near’ Briensburg, — was | Centenvial. i * prie ; Thompson, Major Kad Pearson and|jooked by a cow ‘Tuesday morning 1, Will C. Leech, of Cripple 4: faoreeenle ; “Senator” Kd Lambdin, retarned| fer horn entered bis body near the Col., arrived this morning on Millinery now \ neds bok-mak t this morning from a week's stay atlieft hip making a very ugly wound Thomas Jcfferson, an . > Goods ar. ‘ t one of the lakes. from which bis bowels protruded.| Mrs. Anders and daughter, Miss] Hanged 41 Years Ago luday ‘i ar “™" Patent Opening Boo : His stepfather succeeded in putting | Edith, of Unionville,were in thejeity 2 4 $26 BROADWAY irous Men y — f More Circus ec "Paduean | teem _ back Drs. Stilley and | last evening. ‘ ; en em TN e Bee crseniied a We gods ete Hall we vq the woand and se ved 1 Mr. Henry Rebkopt is confined to Forty-one years ago today, on| ¢ ‘ Tackets ; 0 : up, aad the case is a very serious | iis room suffering from blood pois-|Sept.17, 1856, Thomas Jefferson, an and Jand Capes I t > a ee ° i OE heer Plaid owe. oning on his ankle. Indian, was hanged near the river h all the late 1e\ ei > Latest ablaze with lithographs of Bu = : Mrs. E. S. Fer, I children, | ak where the Ihuois Central incliae | ‘ t Bill, Robinson & Franklin's circus] migTAKEN FUK A DETECTIVE.| Wr oS. Ferguson and chlerens | ow stands. 1 dle was very I he = and’ a dramatic company, and the ot Mandeville, Le., are guests ore soeiag wes wituessed ty | aces nt Grocery Line Mrs. Be co. seunes y | t - bill posters still come, slur. We Pst Dotty U.S. Marshal La Rue| Utdteds of people and Jefferson ex- ae oe . Deday Ma following fore arrives Frankfort wei he Cal crt City tats § 4 Xue | piated one of the most heinous crimes Image Denics Report tte Is Gos | Shoe ut! WE HAVE IN STOC to put up the last’ paper for Robin- ‘ort. rent to Ca ves City this morning on having waylaid and ravisbed a girl ve Was ton Bargains ig wai son’s circus: W. J. Hute ae . ©.) Mr, W. F. Long has retarned from Government business, near the city while she was on her 1 und M. Rose, B. Perreueto, Jobn Pow-| yrankfort. Mrs. Addie Teal and children, of | way to school. Be a eouey We cal ell, and C. Wright. When he reached the capital he | Bardwell, are guests of Mrs. Charles} " Mr, John Ellis, the blacksmith, | ¢1¢ es We call special attention to oui. found the community excited over | Halliday, ou Clark street. said toa reporter this morning that he! w R t t , Remember Loaded Shells Large shipment jast received load- ed with smokeless powder. 1782 Hank Bros. & Joves. aod was mi ve, bat fi but not uutil Micious citizen the ‘Tanner « a Hunter dete <i himself, licked ase cal had sayi tive. MATE KE a Buried in Calloway. ‘The remains of Mis. Ida L, Den- nan, from Owensboro, were carried through the city today aud taken to Dexter, Calloway county, for inter- ment. y the lucaban wa! D WARKANTED, Phil Holloway, th to Be Out. For Sale, New $100 phacton will sell for $45 Big bargain. Apply at Sun vilive. 6. The Mechavic Building an Loat on the City of Sh by Second Mate Tom mornings ago, was able to go. before Alien @ few se Association meetings are now yeld at} sudge Sanders this morning and heggeet Ate . sc id | seruitvenes the Su omeée Msfead of Quigley &} swear out a warrant against Reed gt ri - sh sessing i For THE NEW fis 2 a Sorgeerarpe ae The Sheffield returned this morn-}Kyiq 0 ieee xu r ing, and believing that Reed was ¥ ’ Mr. Will Farley, the popular] 8) # °] Miss Mag zie Campb i \ 1 young attorney, will in all probability aboard aud would attempt to e burg, Pa. the wdiat R alee SS 4 J so veeed Col. Husbands as back tax| Marshal Collins had all the police oa | SB: he guest of her aut, — ' ° e “ @ collectur. He is well qualitied for | ‘¥e lookout for him Liga Ppa 8 SOUR GM Buy E ora Race, and the council would}, Marshal Collins ascertained that ee q "2 ‘ Phe Nagano “| Reed got off the I t the coal tip-| _ Rev. Warner Moore, sr., of May-|f Shoes bought of us polished free. ‘ s Aoubtlees favor bis candidacy. ple, and is supposed to be in hiding, field, k Warner Moore, jr., of . is 331 BROADWAY ie 9 Campbeli-Mulvibill Goal Com-| voting for the bout to pass up after Benton, and Mr, John Landrum, of | secepesesamaoamas: a 7 » tasater than anyone Call aud him both up the river and down. attend the funeral of the late Mr. e eee R A . Chas. Roth, _ : sliffe oon none ecerererecerece make contract. SOLD BOOZE. a sin the Batis carey I KEEP YOUR BOWELS STRONG ALL SUMMER! te TWENTY-FOUR H 7-0 . 4 4 walked all the way in, bare-footed, ; j : OURS’ 8ERVICE. oe TE te mew wn or non me) ORONDED SHOOLS, |" wr DANDY CATHAPTIC Ear, Nose and Throat, Paducah Ky. | with mople, and remembered that / Ff {| * Into Trouble | every tree was so full of spectators | __ Di 4 Nad aterei sa owauth: of Calvert (as ne | that it bent almost to breaking.” j ; Special attention is given to arith-| “80 ames. ponth t Caly Supt. MeBroom Starts Out to At Other old inhabitants remember §) hg i eros : “e metic and writing, as well as the| City: is in the toils, He was arr range Matters he havging as the first legal exeeu- ! : business department at the Sinith| ‘bs morning and brought down by nee ion in Paducab, ' Busivess College, corner Third andj Peputy U.S. Marshal La Rue for —— is wviliets | { Madison streets. No classes. Any seh ‘9 pag recente ends an Addisivnal ‘Teach, r FUNERAL TODAY. | Poe ch hagnsag / vrei aken before Commis- ae tpg Rentante. 68 “The | siouer Puryear this afternoon and the to Mechanicsburg. Pare ALL y time. ya easestet. foe tamonow. in ofet to Remains of Mr. Charles Roth DRUGGISTS * “‘The public like to be humbug- | get witnesses here. Sapt. McBroom been busy to Consigned to Their Last TAH Gialnt tha ion tcaquaiily | (Hele, a eoaotAbuer Morris, tho |aae cchicrise’ tre tacts tune sf ——— quoted sayings. That may bave been | tallpst man in Marshall county. ected ane canal: Gace Ak ee Resting Plage 80 apap ago, a it is not ine in a Sia REN DAuKGh Fox’s eighth grade pupils have been ,, The funeral of the late Mr, Chas, particulars at least, especially in thy : i it up to Miss Morgan, aud one of| Roth took place this afternoon at the) bas id! matter of public entertainments, The : | the teachers of the Third district will] German Evangelical cbarch, services| Pape public jas learned to discrimiaate|She Arrived at Noon And Was) pe cont to Mechanicsburg. by Rev, W. K. Penrod, of the First| : cash purchase and will not be content now with aay Cheerfully Grected, | Workmen will begin repairing the tist church, | 4 thing that is not zeal and of the best] “NNN Mactantgabung bulldidi coda, The burial will be at Oak Grove, | ¢ H br an nhaporeanal aicceen of oe new stea as eget past in Supt. McBroom stated to a Sun awe the auspices of Plain City ea I Pig ie uftalo Bill’s Wild West and Con: | comman t. ariv | reporter that he would take no action} ge. In addition to members of F pec ‘ gress of Rough Riders of the Worl] port a few minutes before noon to | in revard to having half-day sessions |!0¢al_ Masonic organizations, there #1! » nu ondas on 069) W. G, Motfaddeu, | 3 has proven that proposition beyond a | \/ay, aud was welcowed by long aud ng as the weather remaias this] in attendance quite a number of |“ which he ee ae doubt, It is in its every element the | strident b fr what sounded Masons from other cities. real thing, and the public has proved | like every whistle in creation Ll cee Tue floral tributes were particular: | 6°47" ? : its appreciation by bestowing upon it] Tue buat is one of we handzomest SPECIAL EXCUR: ly beautiful. ‘There were emblems| breaks out ts Ke % @ patronage quite unparalleled by r bere, aud will rau up the Ten- sent all the way from Louisville, bat] +! six mo any sort of another exhibition, Col, | nessee in place of Lue Clyde, " eal the tributes from friends here were as * Bd. picture of a friend, Cody has been before the public four- Loergreyeas From Calloway, Marshall and Mey /pretiy, if not previier, than those) 2! MELON FOR mxincey, | eer here teen years as an entertainer and edu- LLE : | cken Counties, Ky.,to — | from a distance. | rrentac One Thai Woigns toast price that wean cator, but he is not yet a showman a | Tennessee Centennial, There was never a death that oc- lche * will \ in the sense of considering it neces-| Chere Will Be a Hand Concert at} yy G casioned more genuine sorrow and! ene: \ careful Ml os sary to impose any himbug, or ever La Belle Park le N.C. & St. L. will (sell ex*/ syiupathy than this one, and when i ' eu ith : AC and $ a make-shift in lieu of reality. Any- mii ; j cursion tickets to D i or and fe-lthe remains are lower into thats t nich, conte yom than are charge « | fuea who actanis Vie Wil ss aehie ue la at work tw} wud for morning hashed é : Ss: ie Z the truthfelaces and’ force of thie| (afuish the musiv for the day | iio, $2.80; Dex: tA Ai ri eka nana mold | ‘The me ey CLA OPA, 05, 0 company's off o> Jateme "1 In the evening at La Belle park | | Almo, $2.70; Murray, | Oupenton, lovlag brother.end syme| # ; PEOPLES’ Li -OWF: eatement. {1a the evaniog Hella park | ler, $8.70; Alto, $8.10) MOtTAy, | cathatie ttigudl I dats t eT A DRUG STORE LES’ LIGHT, POWER & RAILWAY CO = ss re will b + band cons] $2.6 rf 4 ese rates Ener tt Sedhetin a ie ! ak & RAIL . . Candidates Cards ert include one admission to the centen-{ Honey in pound racks at Bocke| the American # wined ™ 3 BROADWAY. Per G. C. WALLACE, Gen’l Mgr « Privted at this office in neat style. tf wo yore {nial grounds. ‘Tickets will be good] mon’s, phone 259, white silk r It weighed 78 k vetoes “es Malo Bill), | ro pa on or before Oc-| ———__ pounds, = — If the ladies wish to sce a car nine anve a + 1. For further information! ,Frank M. and Mattie Fisher deed- president m her yi a fully selected line of willinery {V8 '¥: Mtl : all oa any ticket agent. ed to Eugenia Geary, guardian, for ae hat te ’ rensovable prices they should call on {QPF Oe iw Ha W. L. Dantey, 3659, property at Twelfth and ‘Trim- e & f Miss Zala Coble & ( roa] press Wiel Yeier sen, Pass. and ‘Ticket Agent, [Mle streets, | ~ ead 7 e r "mrs way, next door to Rady & Se f Na-hvil enn, = ‘ Philips 1584 | NO one dispe-es tha. this is al sien Moods, BATTLE WITH A CATAMOUNT. *. T the yt t exhib’ omnes ] Nice ash stove wood 7 tia ri, ae Awarded Florida Man Has a Fierce htimane te promptly to any part of 1 cems to be t Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Py Bia ida bok 0 t , t nt hl ri 1 : " | + | A gentleman from ‘Tarpon : A tem INE ’ 9 } Telephone 29, t r than upon th Gold Medal, iugalaaat west woust of Florida gives the de> | 41 ey <i) 4 GENEROUSLY G/0D NICKEL CIGAR, « rn _;wonder, Everyone reali ils of a hot fight that Ed Jeuk toh having os entral ONCE iE 1 : Al 4g bla tnt smoke) jout Buffalo Bill thero can ad witha big catamount theotherday.| ly hicher bridee t. The TRIED, ALW 4 ing oth black aud smokeless pow-| |, ' Jenkins waa Seiting along-witnible wits | Gerattt cian om je: Oe ' ean Uti Neate obit as ahnk ko easton: and two ebildren when he saw two! orn Fra { 1732 Hanx Bros, & Jovi Sinetint Gan only be @ tra ae ied young baby catamounts by the road. | —— = ee = ae aataie tfge Ani a | side, He picked them up and they be 1) Mvern@e Duration of Late = - a Benton Newspaper Ch. ur old age, it can n yowling territy A few moments r i t The Benton ‘Tribune’? with to- Sly be st best a pleasant memory rward the mother catamount came | Pd | #6 years 1 See tan Dodd: oad U witness this sterling exhibition bugay, selaing bold of bia wife's dress, | UVilized world U R Ss T Oc 7K OF Oh ean Soap 5 pe |DRUGS ETC. TO Ov, Ube fori home, £0 nouse work. Address H, care this ring a firm hold on hin arm. . ! it, In conse igept a position on the Onenshoro cai, 17.3 is knife out by this time and | | mt of au i0R, TTH ‘N) IACKSON, OU SEP ST. * Prof, May says the s r et % ) | the horse dashing " Ne <1 (poops, sw i L pound racks. fp the panther dragging) !°"'0" 0° cers © pay spe 8 bis chosen pro-| New oq _Bock- for a detecs Rouster, Able Phil Holloway the colored rouster Meld, who was shot Ac. John H, Zorn left this morn- | remembered the event as vividly as if ing for Portsmouth, O., where he 1s/it were yesterday. engaged in directory work. “I came here in December, 1854," Col. Jobn L. Parham came down | be said, “and in '56 lived ou a farm Matchless Coffee that our stock is 1 the market, omplete this afternoon for Knoxville, Dr. C. B. Shelton and family from i ardwell, passed through at noon ep ute home from Louisville. Mr. Chas, Grassham,of Smithlans, sound money nominee for common- weaith’s attorney is in the city today. The veuerable mother of Mr. Steve Menard ritically ill at her home near the city, oa the Cairo road, Klondike N Of the seat. His wife took a | *!!! Tomah 3 SETS with ¢ oleh as ast, over fn of Tartar pair New S : all the time. ew Sorghum ot In It. «& Box Honey. —_—_—--._- {tention to the moral wellbeing TY young soldier under their com