The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 27, 1897, Page 6

4 PERSONALS. vat gs roc g3GREATER AND GRANDER °T KEEP OUR GOODS Highest Honors—World’s Fair, BARGAINS Mr. W. W. Halloran is again in| O0ld Medal, Midwinter Fair. DR: sf” Lee Clinton, Kuttawa, was in) Bb Wecaase our business is to sell good goods at cut prices, and we | 2 stick to our business, 4" ders has returned | IN z | Just reeeived—200 new Broche Piail Dress Sxir‘s, large and medium) Attorney P. H. Darby, of Lours- ta WE SELL THEM the city. | effects, embracing the newest casts of the color of the season—Green, You Ville, is at the Palmer. could not possibly make one ander $3; our price $1.50, | Miss Kate Herndon, of Clarksville, | 10 eases of new Black > gee org | pysethe | ypageanert effects. | is ~ cp oa Ne ge | BAKING L k f ‘ . these sairts it cig is as perfectly as one Yashier Wi in, o .C., veuguing 100 Proterny pos, Dis were vasdle 20 ell for ¢3.50.a04 69 00. is i Lonvsviila @h baaaane | ’ ook out for it. Heating stoves Our price while they last, $1 50 | Mr, J.J. Read bas returned from in endless variety---hard coal, A new lot of imported Novelty and Silk Dress Skirts; regular prices, |. pusiness trip to . s I $8.00, $19,00and $18.00; thy go's tm 6100 189 00 |" sie Geraldine Sanden, bas. re TEM WHER TEAR BYES soft coal; gas and oil heaters New Capes, $1.00 to $5.00, worth double our pric ony : : f PILLINEWY DEPARTMENT. Just eesned, new ito tev |uae rom * catended rhlt to] 4 Fass Ginp Go a Tater Pore Bole agente for the celebrated t Hats, beautifully trimmed with feathers, $2.00 to $4.00 They will not | “OUEY" & YEARS THE STANDARD. 3 \ last ronlyreey oa Ply A sen lotof et s'vlish Turbans at prices that} Mr. John Mammen, of by bern ET oo ae Seen Moore’s Air - Ticht Heaters--- will not fail to suit your pocketbooks, Ask to sce them, » é uM initing Ms brother, Mr, Meaty) LOCAL MENTION. There is a bright future for our shoe business. It ought to be so, t We are headquarters for mourning goods of every dese ip'ion, paying | Mammen. for two practical reasons: First, that each pair is guaranteed to ren every 8 oveguaranteed. rf Mr. Joho A, Bell, wife and baby, ‘ y ; 5 ‘ particular attention to this liae of our business sod Mie iene: of Upper ctor, Our subscribers are requested | der good service; second, that we sell shoes a trifle cheaper, which 5 ate a Was A peeled Le gee are in the city to report any neglect on part of | means cheaper than those who serve the people with honesty. Now is THE BAZAAR, Dr. GC. A, Kiliott returned this| carrier or any other employe of ae bats AS Sat beac i pe deoe tas ee hoes, on which we ' New Store—Don’ 3 215 Broadway, |™orning from Clay Switeb, where he/this office. Should youfailto) On men’s, boys’ and children’s clothing and shoes we have some t mistake the place Y+) was called professionally, get your paper we will consider | tempting bargains. ‘ = = Kev. John C. Wilson, the new/ita great fayor if you will re- We also carry a big assortment of underwear, overshirts, hats pastor of the Trimble Street M. E. port to the business office or|caPs, gloves, etc., which we will close out at at greatly reduced prices CLEARANCE. SALE /:!eistshistsig cp rne tpn n°" * HENRY MAMMEN, Jr tion at the house of Mr. James C.] pr, R, R, Winston was painfully Md .. a 1036 betcha lyr bruised yesterday by an accident, at B O O K B | was a large cro" Pl 0 Seventh i Broadway. A colored U N D E R SS OF 22 wantte wonea Fapoatic one, feerents and Bradway. A cot! PADLICAH AUCTION CO, Heati i Cooking Stoves at| tially wrecked the doctor's flue bug- ih eialbealdy eciilpned eekethallog aie Scott Histwerd Co. pi and|8y- With characteristic indifference SOUTHEAST CORNER Zon $l ed se ‘f ; hing out of town y plant the Jebu drove on aud the doctor held THIRD AND COURT STREETS @ 9 Hethee:tban ‘Slee yemres.-<- ALEY | car Gs (he pieces until be.wae ihtoWt Paiént Flat-Oseniio Books | Don’t fail to attend the excellent] out. : ‘ = = eS sata 126 BROADWAY tol Lagooertne nea tlninis A bandy house, takes a drick of DR AM. COVINGTON -- - ve » A, MM. f t ce! two ha 1 As both were Dr. Edwards, specialty, eyes, ear, /the N., C. & St. L, while crossing|a sufficient reason, or does anything METROPOLIS, ILL. s ’ & nose and throat, Paducah, Ky. n27tf/the Twelfth and Norton street trestle | whatever unb 9 policeman, le fexstowal services to alt suffer: | } wie” Sunday Schoul Mestlag: last night, discovered the mangled | shall lose his liitle star immediately EAR, NOSE AND THROAT 4 i Institute holds its next meeting next! supposition is that he was ran down| good police 5 Ny Faction ti [| Onn iS THE RECORD week, beginning Monday, the 29th inst., at § o'clock, and con-| Programme: The victin’s legs dangled down Gas $7 0 to $12.50 at three prices—$5.98, $6.98 and $7.98. in Questionable Amusements (15) crushed, and on the back of his head One day ndid line win.) —Miss Ada Brazelton. a stream about 20 feet south of the! t byterian chureb| tars fresh froin the mint J, L. Manning, a section hand on| whisky, enters a saloon even without : . remains of an unknown colored man, | without any iov t h id rfal oktti and'e special guarantee ‘The Paducah Sunday School Union| who met death on the track, The} Dr, Lani is determined to bs uaderaken “4 N order to close out at once our entire stock, we offer for this] *tilay, D 3. Exercises begin | by the passenger train which arrived promptly at 7 p. m. at 10 o'clock last night. . to believe tt HALe BOLGARG GORE. Bibi re x WE MAKE. tinuing until Saturday, December 4, all of our jackets worth from} Devotionalexercises. = through the ties, with his body be- Marked Coins ae The Harm of Teachers Eogaging |tween the rails. His skull was} y to" tock of stay ne oceries in nin. )—Rev. W. K. Penrod. was a large cut, The wind blew the aan i ey Binhor ergata ae maak aetbek ta The Value of Lilustration (10 | blood that flowed from his wounds in| , snyTnatan — Services| marketing : ’ ‘ vthis tee ‘ot i 7 aS 7 Plans for Securing (10 min, each) | trestle. tomorrow morn: lock and] ya en with plenty of money for ies For $528 we, ctiet vcd’ saat as have been cctiny at Soak, | C1) Langer, Buroliment—R. 8.) “The N...C. & St. Le. men were imi mg at 7:0; Sunday (dete immediate wants, they stamped {Telephone 118 canal ‘ an 1 Barnett. (2) Regular Attendance—| mediately notified, and a seare’ at 9:30 rayer meeting | their tn 2 ster jCor oth and Trimble e Ps e 1 to a hotel, w Bars a chef) rey fama cloth, silk lined jack-| sigs Minnie Wilhelm. (8) Punctu-| party went out with lanterns, Cor-| Wein , : ots Tandsomne greed and purple rough cloth jackets, with |UitY—Rev- M. EK. Chappell. (4)]oner Nance was notified and took ove iuvite! tc xh m for two dis = P green and purple rough cloth jackets, with | Regular Contributions—Rev. W. R.!charge of the rematns, which were| w-Do ro . military front, regular $8.50 style. (5) Preparation’ of the Big! Be Boe Party r. ert Bernheim be lor. ; ai carried to his stable and over ed the “Wide Awakes 98 —This lot includes all of our tan, green, navy blue and | /esson—L. T. Wilson, : night. ) spaces,” "| seunaisstion:b watloresd reoubilesah Te For $628 crt acta cath coats, Tal aie aay a “Arat_We Should ‘Teach in Une | - ae Physician and Surgeon with silk velvet collars, regular prices from $ro.s0 to|S#nday School Besides How to Get aeneeenien “ a $21.50. 'o Heaven (15 min.)—Rev. W. H. 2 ee oy Bic Pinkerton, For $798 we offer large line of black and navy blue boucle jack-| How the Pastor Can Help the } / ; 5 ' — ets with braid and cloth trimming, that have been selling | Sunday School—Geo O. McBroom. lnours J 4 ¥ Tat 364 50. Every f these coats wa ght tl eee | sa $ 7 for $12.50. Every one of these coats was bought this} 1). ayo attend the excellent f | “7 : Telephones { ja season, and they are the latest styles. 7 ‘ i . lunch st Lagomarsino’s tonight. 1 ciaecieicbocataehreD i 331 BROADWAY Do you need Nut Cracks and ( q 4] Fur Collarettes Picks? nk ros, & Jones have a - es sages: = Spay, 7 PROMPTLY SENT 79 EVERY MAN WHO NEEDS GENERAL BRACING UP, ; oy eneiriaip ‘The Remains of Mrs. B. F. Moses ee $350 Buys Winter Tan Calf Lined Shoe. REP Re Fashion has placed the stamp of H 4 t Arriye. $300 Buys Genuine Calfskin Double Sole Shoe. it Brings Pe rfect Hanhood fo All. eS approval upon the styles we are dis A , F posing of at such moderate prices—| ‘The remains of the late Mrs, Ben- Our tne af Boys’ and Chil- 00 ‘ é just two items from the lot: jamin Franklin Moses reached the dren’s Shoes are the best values $2 Buys Genuine Satin Calf Double Sole Shoe. . The Ereateat Olecovery et the Famous Fine ane ey Nee Krein with | city last night, and were interred at in the city. j ornamental heads and tails, at $1.98. | Oak Grove this afternoon at 2 o'clock, Shoes bought of us polishe: ss NS’? IN = CARN Handsome satin lined coney fur|from Navce’s undertaking establish- ces uught of us polished free. PHYSICIANS’ INST ITUTE, 7s collarettes at $4.50 and $4.98. ment, of Chicago, iil. The funeral of the late Mr, C, Ed- d Curd took place this morning at as . ats ars eee - This morning an examination was| Seventh Jeftereon atresia, Lace Curtain Specials Fine Upholstery Work 10 o'clock, interment at Oak Grove. | tile mnie ie eet an fe sod] 10:48 and 7:90 p. an. Moroiog oub. | WES Ove evening aft rade fi } eS E pM A Superior lot of Nottingham} We are prepared to do this work| Scott Hardware Co. sell only first-| that two wounds on the head, ap-| ject, I Spirit and work of re for a bill paid tot curtains, 54 inches wide, 3'¢ yards especially well, carrying a large|class goods of every description. parently produced by the locomo-| Christ.’ long, to go for 98c pair this week. |line of handsome upholstery mate-| Call to see them. 27n2 | tive’s pilot, were all he had received. | moa Dainty patterns in Nottingham rials, and having the department EET eT Bro . His body was intact. In his wateli|h 4 lace curtains, 56 inches wide, 3's | under the management of a skilled] Campbell-Mulvinill Coal Come} yocket hie carried some matches, but|a. m , G Broom, I yee ad both of th wo will prepare yards long, $1.98 pair. Jartist. Let us make linen covers | pany Will fill you¥ eoal house now | there was nothing else to be found on f 30 p.| rom naliotess tetlowtay the £0F- | sae ABOLATELY toa ¢ read oo Handsome imitation Brussels net] to protect your furniture from theleheaper than a1 yone. Call and] his person, not a scrap of paper,|m.; Senior Knsleayer at 604 regiment. For fite on elt veare after | 824,tone to every port ‘organ of i apd } nd remore Jou bo a fh bord Bs we ge ee | anos onslaughts of the winter’s make contract. knife, or a cent of money. ‘The man he war there was no silver or gold in| © PERFECT MANHOOD. Fatiure i , ¢ samds of test Yalues, this week $3.00 and $4.00, | coal dust. b--4 cil was dressed fairly well, and judging 3 me tion, and See the beautiful line of Heating | from the overall he wore, was a shoons . were he marked ec 1 1 ft RRS EON Beoves at G6ots Hardware Co's. lator dress th meeting at t , : READ WHAT THESE PATIENTS SAY: AATEd Gees Avacoen we ack nite ae 27m% No one knew him, and the jury, Men * ests tearpied k civ dollar marked | P ia es ann, Warat, Mt : ag PH after hearing what little evid Fow after making great reductions on all our . Beats 16 to 1. (have Poy aie ye musie and beart best and most stylish hats and bon- ‘4 Proctor é& Grisham, Regent, La.,| 0°." wns accideatly killed by the|twses. All me nets. It will be to your interest to Ay @ write: “We have sold twenty-four] ja be was accidently killed by the) oi ne ass buy here. YN) [bottles of Dr. Mendenball’s Chill] °°omouy |invitea. Cure wo one of any other since we Walter Gundecker, of Davenport, } Br ss : | »WAY schoo! 9:30 a, m., GRATUITOUSLY, CLADLY SENT to all men who need It and who will write for It. Evening subject, “Com: | ier, Pinhorn received a halfdollar ssions ¢f Charches and marke It was the he had 4 ba ns that they all require re Monials from all over & Newest Ideas in . {2 [have had it in stock, and we have five|1a., was given lodging at city ball other brands.’’ If it is not the best] lant night by Chief Singery, Le said “perry Rew for malarial complaints you} le was en route to Memphis to se- stow de: Cheney a have ever tried. Du Bois & Co, will] cure work, and had been three weeks y fa se0Gtatter which (6 meade a lor Fancy Work refund the money. Price 50c. tf |on his journey from Louisville. He at ) : be rn in other parts ‘ ve i displayed an identification card, A|entare asked to take the front pews!” Meantime Mr. ( w anx —It is a real treat to see these beau Scott Hardware Co, are better pre-|rule bas been adopted to harbor no, #! Morning service. rdtal_Jovi- | abc f dollar which bore his Hundreds of 1 the services. | in d advertised, offering five dol- | expressions of tiful pated than ever to eerve you. Call} tramps, but it is left to the discretion | tation is exte nded to x H. B. Jounston, Pastor, s return to him. Several] not only a re ery way Magra s Sofa Pillows, Center Pieces, and seethem. 27m2 jot Chief Singery whether or not to} ev n » a b y | 1 altations of the real article | America that makes a sy e A ; Pin Cushions, Laundry Bags, a accommodate an apparently worthy|. ,, ion fade t i in and coh i 1 ba on medicine, which le lave pointy eealek ere MEMES. Lachooe 6 conte for postage Table Covers, wins. 2S Moor's Air “fight Heaters give] tramp. Piust Barri . ual ry - a Astaro aes da tisfa —— : * and 7:2 m. by Rey arks were he . ya : satisfaction : Mr. E. H, Dressing, repr Bi Be Vege hag Pha ght eS Luttype, ‘Though he kept re | PHYSICIANS’ INSTITUTE, {765 Masonic Tomple, CHICAGO, ILL rr Harpwank Co. | ithe pope Manufacturing Company, is Aids ees ae eae , advertisement standing in all the local bere in the interest of the celebrated | Christian Manbo Oe 4 pa d in two of the Boston dailies intendent., Prea eoooeoee ‘ ia chaiwless, whic < 0% = a year he received no tid Columbia chaiuless, which he is now) 14> Byening subject, The Grea of what he wanted, Recently } ov. 2, Nov. 16, Dec. 7 and]; 7 ee mygeolt A bepch Perea A introducing. Next season it will be! py,y of Wrath,’ Rev C Pry oti adr Mayer ie Agora ‘ @ [company will sell first class round-| wheclmen with chainless bicycles on! jst Mr: Has) seunhac | WHWR tha anette cateed oot tite toe fe pat : trip tickets to certain points in Ala! ihe streets of Paducah. Vere 3 K, Penrod |balt dollars, Upon the face of one > Ria ey y Srenneney bama, Arizona, Colorado, Dakota, a ea school at +: a Penrod, | Rall Gotlees: “Upon. the fags et. one Dy f The Elks’ memorial services next i Prayer — meeting} jal : iG y 1 P ; ; ‘i ; Iowa, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, i eae Wha tailed &? hid ¢ The interest manifested by the trade in our live of children’s shoes, | Missouri, Mississippi, Minnesota, |Suaday at Elks’ Hall will be most] every Weel ay evening, condu ame, "A, A; G," It eras the long-losb : which represent the top notch in style and quality {is evidence to us|Nebraska, New Mexico, Oregon,'Ten-| impressive, aud elaborate prepara-|by the pastor. Everbody juyited to) pair dollar, which he had stamped and (WNW Pp a) ) WAR of merit in the line. nessee, Utah, Wisconsin and Wy-| tions are being made for the ceremo-| all these services, rpent for a dinner in 1856 and for which ‘I vi i y N LAN © KE nies, The eulogoies will be delivered ” ’ he had been offering a reward. Mr, i : ing at one fare, plus $2, for the es ; 30c buys black alii, 2 to.8 ' aan trip, good for wyeaiyioen days|by Attorneys M. W. Worten and] Ctmpertann Piesnrtentans-Cor-| ( hed his halt Gollar and ARNT 75¢ buys spring-heel kid skin, 5 to 8,'lace or button. |{, return’ ‘or tickets or further fy. | Hense Harris, and Rev, W. H. Pink.| net of Sixth and Court streets, M, E. 1 his desk with orders to Au Mis icodir es akan 75c buys spring-heel calfskin, 5 to 8. formation apply to ertou will deliver an address. ‘There | Ch FG eat OMGiet| areas PES wet wehe teed ions P . Il be special music of high order, a. 0 p.m. Subject) markec I in 08 - 10 : to be present next Thursday night to| Principle of Temperance Reform; wi ——=! witness and become acquainted with |b of evening serm WOMEN’S SHOES. Ladies Who Use. the innovations to be introduced, Jes.” Sunday sco Sento ° e a a , The change in temperature, which, | Endeavor 6:30 p. m ° Our women’s shoe business has not been started, but but a sk pe roe ee 0 7 1 i : W rt y mish line already commands the attention of the vine. ata oo acl ha fin y Lite Mol orig pie he ee tlde tts ve : loa ‘ J 1 O OC ig ar your interest if you do not investigate this department the coming week, g ble, arrived yesterday and the marl Aiobie iy r a pr Mi ns " : $1.25 buys woman’s kidskin, foxed, lace tip. cary fell from 70 to 28, Today an| members of the cougre +h 1.50 buys woman’s kidskin, half actts ai stock tip, great -z7 Dishes occasional frigid wind sent chill faceesest to tatlletiae in this j|A GENEROUSLY GOOD NICKEL CIGAR. wearer. » Gis? Pare through the averago pedestrian, vice, A cordial invitation is exteude| ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS TAKEN, 1.50 buys woman’s kangaroo calf, lace or button, school wear. | Burn Columbian Spirits ‘Things are livening up in river cir- -obiagebspiequaaaie ee | —— 2.00 buys a woman’s vici, a beauty. cles, and soon the wharf and monkey} Tle Ladies Moclety ot thal ec ke or rg ee ee ee ei sey . Fie sailinetahiiiineds wrench corner will be one of the} Cumberland yterian wee Be f{ D. | IN OUR MEN Ss DEPARTMENT Itt a lant i This is bad weather for sewerage ebureh Monday a .o t has n sagreea 4 is ich ii ec » ew an = ‘ H We save vow twenty-five per, cent on sl, willow call box call and} ava wy aleshol in every rnp tie anpesion, weather Prciing,| yaks ek at We will sell to each person once on Saturdays 4 ', +! the Cumberland Pre erian churel $ ny cordovan goods. takes place Tnesda the first Sabbath in December. Rev three 5-cent cigars for 10 cents. You can pick Only 35¢ pint. Sold at = - i ie! Naeee Mayorcelect Lang was at the city|T» B. Hudson, of Yonuesev, will do your choice of the brands. Call on us at our RUDY & P HILLIP § UEP eer: 010a) wai tern eet tse new drug store if you want_a good cigar. y ¥ 981 BRoap “{ DRUG STORE jaa gam ie wai semua ste, San J.D. BACON & CO, | BRWAY! Abt 3 BROADWAY. {ines “the frst piceman win ae « |Seventh and Jackson streets. Pharmacists.