The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, September 15, 1897, Page 4

_ Fair Week Bargains AT THE BAZAAR. hh form Corset he world r 500 pairs elegant Fre 0" go thie week for 45 set, regular $1.50 quality, Dr. Warner's best Corset, regular $1.00 quality, go tt Solid Gold Rings, regular $2.00 quality, (every ring week for $1 00. Just received — another lot of $1.50, bl they go for 89 cents Special vargains in fine 8: In Millinery we canuot | Walking Hats for 50 cent would be considered 50 ditfercdt stvles of Felt Saliors ty se for 75 cents. W ur A! our}$1.50 and $2.00 iTair Swit All our 50 cent Colored Hair Swit s week for 50 cts guwanteed) go this k broca cd Shirts, while they last rnew Fe vod they henp at shade this week hag and $1.00 cent THE BAZAAR, NEW STORE. 216 Broadway. VENTION. Toad Terrell Jaria. is down from ma. the Palmer. the Palmer, Engineer Joe McCann is on the sick list. Mr. W. E. Cochran was quite ill yesterday Rev. W. L. Darby has returned to Princeton, Ion. Ben D, Ringo, of Hartford, is in the city Mr. Asher Graham, of Murray, is at the Palmer. W. B. Port r, of Paris, Tenn., is at the Palmer. C. B. Davidson, of Little Rock, is at Hotel Gilberto. Sol Greenfielder, the cigar man, is at the Palmer, Mrs. Joe Greif is quite sick at her home near the city’ Mr. and Mrs. Will again in the city. Mr. L. L. Beboat noon from Marion, Mr. A. J. Decker weat up to Eddy- ville todsy on business. Miss Myrtle Moorman, of Murr: was at the Palmer today. Dr. Waddie Lang went to Cairo this morning to attend the races, W. T. McClarin, of FP Land ing, Tenn., is at Hotel Girberiv. Verkins e returned at ris t dobub y ( today the fir “Pride of the)». === Ben D. Rit per wan of lust yard at shortly ned ap known Hartford, Ky., evening. He anied a relative, Miss Rush, off for Livings- will teach A high grade, patent flo home-made. You will li Try it and be convinced. Was in the city eCOM © the city jton, Monta ’ re she 2 ; Success A strict pater P.P. Use is proof. M the test. ' rous at iro. Rivgling Bros.’ circus will exhibit ike at Cairo oo October 11h. Rext.—A_ good house, 623 Non ourth street. Apply to “Snow Drift,” 1e . Dutt, at Palwer, or Mr. 15s2 A good, Straight Grade— None better made. of | } 1 de - a alsy, J A good, honest, strictly choice flour. Also Pure, Fresh Corn Meal Made of select corn. my store in aturday, the yout 1200 yards aducah and Benton arg until RK. S. Barner. Campbeli-Mulvihill Coal Com- pany will fill your coal house now jchea pe r than anyone. Call and \make contr - hnprovement, st little cars for- ltowa line have erred to the Broad- Sixth and Trimble nnd the people living along sratefal, as it gives service All manufactured aud for sale by! hand flour barrels. ourown wit for ensh yas the street cooper * We pay the highe: wheat and corn. We bran and chickeo fee any and everything 1 wheat or coro Come to see us, with First, We -pend the raw material! of it back for the manufactured a cle, so tbat » eno continue to do business ourselves and at time help you. ‘The money we out for and bor — mostly in and the more onr own people sume of our output the more we cau make a market for home-grown |” breadstuffs and home labor, Busi Ie makes money circulate,oue trausacli helps another, and so it frow hand to hand, and the community 1 helped Yours for good times PADUGKH MILL AND ELEVATOR G0. T. H. PURYEAR, Pres’t. | W. A. COKER, Sap’. cash price for|® also sell corn sein dex our line 1 Sixth, doing sixth street this wee t vurt improved. t Koller eet roller is or communicate No. 220, South . 346, money at home Let us have so ad ing r house Paducah. Ky Day aod Night School, 1 to arith. the he Smith Third and ses. Any enter at 14s tion is g grain Nis stops Good Excurs on Crowd, sf rth Loa the B Owen sud very en- was at lay Gun nent Wedne P. $.—Families will please insist | on their grocerymen keeping our | goods in stock and thereby save) themselves the trouble of ordering di rect from the mill, Notive our Brands on sacks and barrels. Have Your With every cash purchase of $1 we will give you Picture an order on Mr. W. G. McFadden, for which he will Taken take your picture or that of a friend, place it on an | doctors a few days ved Fr 8 fa certificate of their morriage Ac- elegant lapel button, woich costs you! cording to the date of the certificate} You get the button, wé do}, S Gaieind ak th Mito { A DRUG STORE ities eat ove PTH Se BROADWAY. | Mins fron air groom, says they and enjoying their pda » fair Ovt. team to Ist and ried, ley and of Calloway ied yesterday by | KE. Chappell. They | cousins, and came here to evade th Missouri law. Mr. Jas. D, Pas! and Miss Nettie Pasley accompa the couple, who returved hot night Miss eB. P. coun- M. Queer Vt ouse. Court house Sixth, foriaerly oveupied paper tracted by a and nlay, near frame structure by the Grief wall bo. g moved. concern, and i They Were Marricd, Mrs. Min iter left Mavtield w Quaker whose dau hove of caused by varia letter to Markley @ happily married visit to Nashville wi Visit in the pend the winter TROLLEY DAY, Arrangements Progressing Finely For a Big Time. ‘The ladies of the Broalway Meth-| odist church are progressing rapidly |p,» with ther plans for Trolley Day, |), which is next week—Tuesday, the + 21st. a | A concert by home talent will be given at LaBelle Park, aud seme :ttraction at Raw ona Park wiich bas 4 ot yet been decited upon. tex Notice, is the last month you have to your state and county taxes. t fai! to attend to this, as 1 wil Hed to enforce the penalty 30 Respigfully, W. R. HOPLANp skw Sheriff McCracken County. omy r Sept vorevers 1We or 2he nd money . Gpousiy Cathartic WCC. C.Tall to age, druaginte rota | Big Marshal Collins and Officer Jones returned at noon from Dawson, Mrs. Mocyust and Mrs, Laura Fowler left at noon tor Creal, 1. Robertson, agent for Robinson & Fravkiin’s circus, is at Hotel Gil- berto. Mrs. J. J. Dufour is dangerously iM et her home on North Fifth street. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Puckett are parents of @ fine son, born yester- day. is visiting Rev. W. K. Penrod and family. Mr. Tom ©. Leech and wife went #)journ Mr. Jobn Carneal of the county, who has been il! of typhoid fever, is in a critical condition. A delightful dance was given last evening at the residence of Mr. Pete Bishon, in the county. Miss Tot Green, of Fulton, left yeste y for Maytield, after a visit to Mrs. D. L. Adams, Marshal J. F. Lloyd, of Marion, arrived at noon to attend the trial of John Dye, in the U. 8. court. Mis. C. Eyerman, of Rockport, nd., a sister to Mrs. C. J. Croal rived at noon to attend the funeral, Mr. Albert Rebkopf is back from Mississippi, being unable to continue his trip on account of yellow fever. Editor John B_ Gaines, of the Park City Times, Bowling Green, and soo, W. B. Gaines, are at the Palmer. Mrs. Dr. Richmoni noon to her home ia ¢ visit of several days to Ezell. Mrs Gilbert, the telegraph vim at Kighth returned st fino, af Mes. J. M. Gilbert, mother of Mr operal been visit ferson street Miss Myrtle Thomas, of Maytleli arrived this afternoon en route hom: from St. Louis. She will remaia bere until Sunday. Sel Branniy, advance age Klinit Hearn Company, whieh begi engagement at) Morton's y, is at the Palmer. S.R. McGinnis, and davgh Mrs, RP. Stanley, Mrs, Dop tt aud Miss Rosa MeGinnis, lef noon for Creal, where they will here- a‘ter reside A tt A. Ba east, where throush the reliable f ties in millinery for } Phillips. returoe je has been world’s ‘non authori- » Rudy & and If the ies wish to see fully selected line of millinery a reasonable prives they should call ou Miss Zula Cobbs & Co.at 217 Broad way, next door to Eilis, Raly & Philips. 15-4 LUMP COAL, 8C CASH, NUT COAL, 7¢ CASH, During the month of October we will deliver in your coal house the aca "| justly celebrated Tradewater Coul at the above prices. To enable us to m:ke the unpcecedented low prices, we must do away with book-keepers collectors and ‘bad accounts, three expensive features of the business ; an] without these we mu:t make the unvarying rule that the cash must ac-ompat bordel i the driver on delivery of coal, 8 is the best coal mined in Kentucky, and we guarantee each and every load sent out by us. W. Y. Nowwe 118 North Third Street. one 254, Omer Teley' acton will sell for $45 in Apply at Sun office. 6. Awarded Highest Honors—World's Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. pRIces BAKING POWDER ‘A Pure Grape of Tartar Powder. 40 YEARS d and Jef-] 8 most], night of croup Many of our customers have a: all weans more profit, and you have te Here are some Court street pric SHOE DEPARTMENT. Meu's fine dress shoes, Broadway price $3.50 t» $5.00—our price. $2.00 to $2.50. Men's everyday shoes, Broadway ¢ price, $1.00, ” fine dress kid shoes, Broad- 2.50 to $3 50—vur price, £2.00, Ladies’ nice everyday shoes, 75: and $1.00, Boys’ school price, $1. Children’s ibe Mi and tan, Broadwa 81.00. 500 shoes, rope shoes, and We want fo close out our Faro A full line of Under Umbrellas, Dry Goods, ete. some bar, ains, PADUCAH A Third a: We keep open till 10 o'clock every ¢ A BUOD MAN-OF-WAS, They Say the City of Padueah Takes Charge of Central Shops |p: Would Make. The Crew All Sometimes Carry From Captain to the Rousters. The United States government Mrs. Gresham,of Pine Bluff, Ark.. ought to charter the steamer City of Spain The Paducah and send her to should the latter get too gay City of Paducah would make crew all seem to be well provided with pistols, While going up the river last week the captain, Mr. Kirkpatrick, shot twice at the St. Bernard watchman at the coal tipple, and yestertay one of the negro rousters, who was captain of the watch, kicked & white alled ‘Dutch Charlie’’ off the sta plank and then drew a pistol on him. n ex- np to Dawson this morning for a} cellent gun hoat, as the officers and | to succeed Mr. Chan boy | PERSONALS: To the Public: sked the question, * Mr. ©. L. Caker, of Guthrie, is at}!20V¢ 00 Broadway, as you have as nice aud as large a st Now we must answer the que tion. J. W. Flood, of Louisville, is at| finer store—bigher rent, finer fixtures, more clerks, more lights, A store on Broadwa » pay for it. es: CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, Men's fine di square cut, Br our price, $7.50 Men's DUsiGess or Wor from $7.50 $4.50 Mon's fio wlway pri | pri to 85.00 Men's black ¢ jot pau iture, Carpe wear, Over UCTION nd Court vening—Saturday Pomorrow Delay to North-Bound Passenger Pains on Accow Quarantine, lay i the Ia chanic t 1 Mr Water Vailey, ot 2 | morte man, authentic, and all st |to the probability | Mr. Dickey oc Mr, A master mechanic mere bar Mr ta | mabe, Bes nan yes f Pad w MG, HASSIMAN {Mr y roadway means a M ly illiam Miss., HARBOUR’S| The bargain center, where low prices start and continue. Buy here and save money. This 1,00. Matchless offerings new fall styles at 11 1- Be, Ise, '5 of the * Goods * S50 and 98« 15 and Sde a ya present stock at old-tariff prices is zone, Buy here and save money, price Look here for dress trimmings. New silks, new velvets, new braids ir trimmings to match At money - saving Ks, and every you new dress. corset to fit the new he American Lady Model the best fitting and ymest figure to the for only $1.00 ions for only 60e. Dress Trimmings Next to the corset and dress comes good hos- iery. We offer match the Onyx, the celebrated America knows Onyx You can bay Onyx b yu have to pay at kind, We have 4 stock of the Onyx If you'll buy here tthe best on en's, misses’, r to Wea are match- Department ality | w fall millinery is now arriving. The styles are charmingly beautiful and sual low prices | Millinery \Goods " tered at our | are This is to be headquar- ters for jackets and capes at rock bottom pric est and the newest , at prices from ) a garment |Tackets and Capes ul This ative Look h the Shoe a business w Bargains ittrel underbuy 112-114.N Third Klondike Not In It. Better ARIS Ilhan Gold. renew SCHOOL SHOES HA Buy o1 ist GOOG Shi Oe: He avensed the boy of stealing pea- wits, and after kicking the boy off bout the boy drew a knife and ter promptly produced Clerk Wayne Turner, of th wharf boat, interfered and prevented ur or five of the negro rousters around with miniature cannon iv their pockets, the impression of which could be plainly seen, while some of the officers were in the same , aud were several times warned if they didn’t take the guns out ockets they would be I n, ‘The first mate, Bart Davis, is just out of jail at St. Louis, where he was sentenced to sixty days by the United States attoruey for aulting « negro rouster, Che shole push appears to be out ‘0 hing for troubl loastish Story” Or Two of the Register’s. » statement in the ‘Register’ aa J, C. Jackson, who tStiles by Tom Corley, was still ina local infirmary was an error. Jackson has been at work at Stiles since Monday, and bis wounds have never occasioned him any trouble. The statement that the colored la- borers had been ordered to leave the neighborhood by the whites is like- wise false, according to manager A R. Ticknor, of the stave factory. SUITS FILED. Noble, Overby & Co. yesterday filed suit against Kreutzer & Neiman on a note for $190.95, Miss Martha Leech, through Mrs Cox, her guardian, filed suit for $310 due on a purchase note for a lot. APPOINTED FOREMAN, Wheelis Takes Aber- nathy’s Officer William Wheelis was this morning appointed city foreman at the sewerage excavations to take the place of Foreman Abernathy, who was struck by a bucket yesterd-y, until the latter sufliviently recovers to resume work, Mr, Wheelis’ place on the street force is being looked after by Engi- neer Miles. Mr. lace. Mr. Veath in Marshall, A child of Win, R. Wood died last s bought of usfpolished_ RAN ne pair and you wil free. from New Orle ville, arrived oe refug of t while the | tr three writivg gers disease. A large Southern I at Fol few got off to Owensb that the O were bound f certiticate Or some o! tu sengers s car window who wer rities w The passenger fom Me 2 unit count of qua MR, PIP?’ NS WI For rot lis Wil Filed today at Ail The will of the the Grahamviile probation i morni The deceased leaves a of laud to his wite, Mrs hold until ber deat! divided among consis Notice W. The ele ‘ cers dist not announced, 0» of postpone The ladies in U, headqu uted a ance lite ters ure t place next 16th Every nutified to be p 4 o'clock p. ww Cumberland Presb, dereniniy ylerian ¢ at the family resi- dence at Ozan, aged two Oi ndidates Cards STANDARD. Prioted at this office in ovat style, if Lud,, last aight by bis ) William Tu ter who git adge and draw ku fen was sent to bis hin 4 (ueg & OWBNS. Pree , ZS 331 BROADWAY. | | CLAIM NOTICS B. Hart, Assigne Bs Petition in Equity tired to 1 or before the] or they jo the hands ee, Unadmin- sare enjoined Z their B except ordered in the Sen for ten days hand as clerk of 13th day of Septem- Hecti estate of G nt Viti s order lucah Dal ven under my Wu W. 0. Attor k ¥) Clerk, VDC 15810 ry Burnett NEVER SAY DYE, in From Crittenden Acqattied Today. \P ' of Marian, who was are arshal La Rue! skey selling S. Commissioner it at 1:80 jel hy Hon, Ollie ition, auc there were but iguinst him, Joho D 1 by De t week for ili 18 tried before t v e-byterian Church, New Fall Goods Blu ean 4 Whi to ‘line of goods. will prevail after the first Enameled Ware We are Headquarters for this Just received a a shipmen Prices very low a 318-324 BROADWAY PADUCAH KY- Ormed, Albert Bernheim, 120 North 5th Strep (NEXT afMER HOU Otfice Hours \ Telephon 36 Henry Mammen,'Jr. BOOKBINDER Blank Book Manufacturing and Bookbinding in all their branches... PATENT PLAT-OPENING BOOKS st equipped bookbindery the state outside of Louisville, ALL WORK GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY, 126 BROADWAY PADUCAH KY Just a few of our delicacies, and we have lots of others. NGW SORGHUM, BOX HONEY, exe Ginger Wafers, Remember that our | Stock is complete Fresh Water Crackers. McGaw,s Uncolored Cream Cheese. E | all the time. | ita Package Colfee, two pounds for 25c. Don’t forget that our Morning Glory Ham are the finest on ED JONES, The Second Street Grocer. Me SCHEDULE OF PRICES Electric Lights, TO TAKE EFFECT SEPTEMBER 1, 1897, TWENTY-FOUR HOURS’ SERVICE. 2 STORES RESIDENCES Gross Price of Lights Gross Price Net Price, Diset. Off. $ Net Price Diset, Of Light ’ 4s 4 As rice that will be charged for lights here seems to be a wrong im; on prevailing about the below the schedule that \ careful pert we give of September { September will con- yed are reasonable and a great deal less ies, ince you that the prices cha han are charged in other ¢ Special prices for over thirty lights. Parties preferring to use 1 with prices and any other information by call Teter will be turnished 8 office. PEOPLES’ LIGHT, POWER & RAILWAY CO, 1g at company the Secor? uchureh this evening at Mecting of officers of | iately after the secs| Aid ‘Society me day afternoon at 3 ot eloc long s Fannon, next M at the ve Brinton B. Davis,| Per G. C. WALLACE, Gen’ Mgr eel iitnachctaen When in Metropolis stop at the STATE HOTEL. | ers a day. Special ratos by the Rank. | ¥¢° ». A. BAILEY, Propr. +! Between 4th and 6th on Rerry st. ARCHITECT Office Am,-German Nat. WE WILL DRUGS ETC. GOR, lison MOVE OUR STO TO STOCK OF OUR NEW BUILDING HW) WCksO", ABOUT SEPT. ist. J. D. BACON & CO.