The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 9, 1897, Page 4

“AN PERSONALS. | Highest ae Pa PRE EA BH Mr Clarence Milam returned | Gold ape“ — Fair. morning from Fulton. FOR EVERYBODY , |" Kalitor TT. H. May, of ‘the Benton| 4 Star, was in the city today. VYod-are d Nt it ebvice eid patterns SRLS While cates he re invited to come and examine our goods and prices, of which «itil i, “ ae tuxedo, ged ~ : e ye. Hy Besta Hyd you have never heard the like before in clothing, boots ; : Be cai ot tie tiareriat| Pu, Aoem, Ml ' \ and shoes, gents’ furnishing goods, etc. i c OmMing em: Eo] eth Pese rats tc Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Hazotte are : irts at ridiculously low prices . & G. corsets. Six hook, ex-] PA er sold under $1.25; our price 50¢ . Men's gray melton overcoats, nel lined... oe ete thoy last} Attorney J. M. Worten went up nf ; : eve*thion suits, Oneita style, while they last eTaeetthlend asain. wehe te Malad] BAKING Men's Scotch plaid overvoats, heavy goods... . b r Fe vrait immed double xyes a $1.00, Par eu Sis ut wet onde nes arnt te siz Look out for it, Heating stom a The Hike meet tonight in regular} Men's cheviot suits, square cut... haan ; in endless variety---hard coal, i hats—just the thing for a /session and a large attendance is de- Men's fino dross autte, feom $4 00 to. ip as Y . ere soft coal; gas and oil heaters. Ve have left a beautiful lot of patter e Christmas present—at half pr ices to clo: e them ont sired ; nee at ; ‘A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. ee, 4 ‘ s4to ld, we ese vets cana’ A Beautiful tine of milk velvet Tao O'Stavters at Wall price, ASK ia re ter vik to" Mm, |_ 40 WHARS THE STANDARD, Mens pants b ak phetIGE, NeaRYiassisciostoce Ga Sole agents for the celebrated 4 |wi e, of the city. Men's fine a nants, wo r * 9 baa pane tm nw tt Freche a $.0 mo 10] "BW Jy ot Wwe] THE THREE RIVERS, [nn ny ly ia 90S yey tte ae A new lot of colored switches, blacks and browns, 25¢ Rev. M. E. Chappell, NTE Bort aee 8, Slee fs 8, ¥6 caliecn aly < “ vse final doer etal ae 2: THE BAZAAR... tenn inornag tom venta: Care| ems Of Marine News, Meked yas! easy shes, eer pat quart ae py 215 BROADWAY and resumed command of the ferry Up on the Levee of In- \ es seve sivas trol $1.20 to “e reek vevee 200 Don’t Mistake the Place. 2 boat, terest to All. Men's fine heavy underwear, Meece lived, sults... s; yarents of a fine girl baby, born yes parents of a fue girl baby y Men's fine beaver overcoats, blue or black... . , sper Mr. James Ferriman, after a visit omni Men's John B. Stetson hats, guaranteed ‘2 {ois soo, Mr. rank Kerriman, re} excellent business on the whattl we keep a well astorted line of hens ater urned to his home ia Grand Rivers} «yj weep ell assorted line of gents’ furnishing goods, tranks and valises } RAVEN L2T88 reeeeees jose this morning. wich we want to close out at the lowest fosable prices N all Joner »° ie al} Cl 1, —= ‘The Fowler cleared for Cairo with Depe rl bef of Graves Mera a fair freight trip this morning. ye aad WHER: YOU. BUY su tight esl Ng av ae PADUCAH AUCTION CO Window Shades Grove. . D) , a The John S. Hopkins was the up- : ne ‘ IC A Rev. Mr. Couch, of Louisville,| yer Ohio river packet this mornit SOUTHEAST CORNER N THE LATEST P. Al TERNS, representing the Western Recorder, : THIRD AND COURT STREETS ROD ‘ is in city in the interest of that pub-| A gasoline boat with a produce PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS, fleation, boat in tow psated down this morn-| = —_——~ ” ; ‘ or New Orleans, 25 E Miss Pauline Hardin, who is a|'%8 {°F | F candidate for state librarian, arrived} The towboat Monie Bauer leaves SOM ETHI NG N EW): <. ‘Third Street Sdechene He. 48 : clephone No. 78 yesterday on a visit to Deputy U. 8. | tomorrow for ‘Tennessee river after Marshal LaRue and family, tow of stave bolts, Bee ice ot Cut a <4 LOOK FOR IT b : The City of Clarksville Has the largest new line ever brought to Paducah, Call in and see Aud Now the Young Men are} day at noon for Elizabethtown, Shi ee ving it away, but the next week we will almost give | ¢ a L CSS Jon oo Wa them; they will interest you. Sorry. brought out of the Ohio last night a} th + s around if you wish to he pleased amd delighted— ads s cy ee f : 5 and young, rich and poor Get something nice as well as substantial. Denny Tutt, Balue Futrell and| Pig Consigoment of grain. RPV VSVVVTVSBWEE BEBE [01 Lawrence,’ three young Ameri-| The river rose here last nyght 8) IN THE MPANTIME fans living northwest of town, had] inches, «i ; read ae i ; — : ~., flots of fun the other day, says the] Morning 6 fect enths, and ris-| rse at a ticking tn the throat, try a se box of Bacon's Coug BEC ds JA NUARY I, 98 ° LOCAL MENTION. |aturray Ledger. In tact, it nearly] ime very rapidly. aca p anal thy tid him a0 much good that ; at Om arison — tickled them to death, According to The towboat Kenton left this!+ caber the town by, Gad Ganesan ak ings he fo eee Le Shie Metisinariotie. , rriet Boaz’s statement, when | morning fr the upper Tennessee with " aivetianai’ eae PO CL oe eae ee WILL SELL GOODS ON get & warrant for the|% tow of four barges for the St nets | Meer ith| boys. they went to het house, and| Louis Huntingtoa Towboat Ci a D. BACON & CO. A STRICTLY CASH SYSTEM chareh, was seat \ Is all we ask, and you will}a five boy by his estimable wife. He|finding a little pickaninny at home} The W. K. Phillips leaves to-mor- be convinced that we not|says he thinks the little feliow is gong] alone, they amused themseives by| row for Evansville to enter her old Seventh and Jackson PHARMACISTS Seventh and Jackson naaey 2 largest s to make a first rate mathematician, |searing the little fellow’s legs with a - —— hod i only carry the largest and hot iron and firing powder from guns “ oes aa ’ na best selected stock, but that iproving. at his feet, holding them close enough t i d SPOT OAS SPOT CASH our prices are the lowest. Mr, Gus G, Coulter, who was}:9 powder-burn, As before stated, burned at Mayfield Sunday, is much] it was fun for the boys, but tough on Buys you more t t ard ‘ better, and ble to go ont to the little negro, as ha bas not been nen Gay on tsa of a hook Holiday “feats 16401. able to be about much since, being hs awye Proctor & Grisham, Regent, Uls., |Ptsttated from fright and pain. That we have > > > ste yh Be sold twenty-four | However, the troubles of the little Presents Writes OWe have sek twsaty tone | eT, over, while that of the boys ‘ 331 BROADWAY bottles of Dr. Mendenhali’s Chill hs Cure io one of any other since we| 4% just commenced. Kodaks, have had it in stock, and we have five mn Al 5 ie Pi : Regina Music Boxes, wher beanie." Thitis not tae best{ AN OLD RESIDENT GONE, — ad Seach G wits, {Femedy for malarial complaints you ca ~ = D - French Gilt Ornaments, |i ive ever tried. Du Bois & Co. will| Path of Capt, J. BR. Spillman, | 50 ; $35 Buys Winter Tan Calf Lined Shoe. ; Cut Glass, refund the money. Price 50c. tf Formesly of Calloway County. $3 00 Buys Genuine Calfskin Double Sole Shoe. Watches, Diamonds, Clocks, —___—_—__ i . Pune q homas, Captain J. R. Spillman, father of Silverware, t f r ; see eMecuiL The fenera , Mr. Whit] Mr. Chas. W. Spillman, of the city, Our line of Boys’ an ni ’ ; : Sterling Silver Novelties. [pyomas took place at 16 o'clock this }and Mr, J.B, Spillman, of Pierce Fdren’s Shoes are the best values $2.0 Buys Genuine Satin Calf Double Sole Shoe. rie fa eae“ ‘suntagssvennine—]OLOSING OUT QUR LARGE STOCK OF Hank Bros. & Jones have a nice} and died of pneumonia. arts and velo | For many years he lived near Mur- ray, and this morning the remains + avail, and only cost the city that WILLIAM NAGEL ee » of Maye} her Calloway county, for] ade between. Evansville and Nash-| 9d hot the structure u a eek | a, ee es id, had his | e put out yester= | : le er 8 onths’ retire | Pays for this system.’’ said Mr, Lang} much mor less " P fleld, had his left eye put out yester: ville, after several months’ retire | | ‘ m.’* sal * lin his message are very misleadiog,| LN Only exclusive Trunk Dealers in Padueah in his addre | aa ars He is here undet tho treatment of cite ak il eee a Roa | ; Jeweler and peak lt, —— Work at the ways and docks is). cites clearly the (wo ways in{Of quiet but careful men who believe We manufactured these Trun Dr. Edwards. progressing nicely, as also are the re- ) ) | k in a, Of Another “ Unloaded” Pistol. a on the big tennater steamariOe.| Turck age system must b+] that the mayor ought to know what recommend them/lor hard us. sages Friday evening in the ant . : »1 | Would prefer the sewer jor not; and a few of these ideas are . . ine op Mattie, the 7-year-old daughter of tensive repairs, and when “complete Sg es ie “ such that some men may im ry THIRD AND BROADWAY [First Chivistiun cliirell uh Fae ee! willlam Black, the ‘curiosity shop”|her upper work will be almost new, | Ne oe eeere aac (cla Oe | ecules laipOibh Spohn. rae ( roal eo ‘ k oi - ; Rivers will give a candy | 8 at 1209 Commercial avenue, ws Hor hull poakat bag d ry Fepalrs, | six districts, which eould not expect} Whether the system now under c | u n ~ c cltol . and is in excellent condition, sewerage for twenty-five years to| Course of construction is the best . ‘i Be ci foe shot and killed yesterday forenc 'hree smoked bloaters for 5c. says the Cairo Argus. It appears} The bt side-wheeler New South, | come, to pay the bulk of expense of | Paducah can get or not, or whether ying for it is legal |}CURED OF BLOOD POISOY AP- Two-pound pkgs. self-rising buck- | People invited os that a negro, Coas Bell, bad a re-}many hours overdue, arrived here) sewering ‘the favored district) «the | the manner of wheat 10c. a “Wanted. volver which he wished to sell to/last night at 12 o'clock from Cinein-| Pound alone per superficial foot"? is | OF Hot, the present council is helpless] TER FIFTY-TWO DOCTHES Paducah to Mempnis via the N, ©, Pare maple sugar, per ib. 12%.) ood cation rags for rub-|Bigek. In examining the weapon] nati, and left on her way down tolthe only property which can be le- , ity or property holders PAILED & St. L. Railway, Heinz’ best mince meat, per Ib.,10c. | SOMe LOO!’ Colo ENS of of the parties, which one could |New Orleans, after laying here sev-| gaily. called supon to. bear the. ¢x-| The contractor has a lead-| Blood Balm Co. Atlanta, ( & St. L. Ry, is now Choice onions, per peck, 20e. | bing furniture, : not be ascertained, snapped the |eral hours receiving and discharging | pense, ‘The Shatter toakes tt plein, (pipe clneh, os they call tt, foe the| Gasecasante ie 1872 al trains daily betw Northern potatoes por peck, 20c. Padueah Furniture Co. |empty gua’ aith te usual result, | freight, Hither hundreds of people wh» may-|full amount of the contract 's0 long | pimple broke out on my | Sheth ee Voie ag tog: ; 114-16 South Third St.Jand an innocent young life was} ‘The City of Paducah, with two! expect to derive no benefit. wistever| 8 he performs the work according | gan cating and in four moviht | oa cegerroggy l : 8d2 ended. barges, is hard aground at Seventy-| for several years to come from the! t plans and specifications, and if he| treated by a physician of Td Choice dates, 3 pounds for 25c. q spaede For children who take cold easily Six in the Mississippi river, just be-| sewerage must help pay the costs, or| tails to do this, it will be the fault of | county, Ala, I I. L. Raxpourn, THE COUNTY BURIED HER, [yw St. Louis, She will have to belelse e roperty holder alo ho one except a council that has seen] years, He relieves Sec ‘ and are subject to the croup, no rem aie es, [ey i800 fit to dispense with an expert ani! While. In six eipful as Dr, Bell's Pine lightened to get her off, She is re-|line in the district being e 0 Noaee dl a cO xy. Itshould be in every {substitute a civil engineer who willlagain in both | ported to be in a perilous condition, must pay according to the superficial W. R. CLEMENT, M.D. Ph, 6 have all he can attend to and maybe|der. ‘The st y MU, Fi, ~~. a: it is feared she will break 10 two. /area, The chartcr leaves no other more, in the ordinary duties of cityout. It contin Ofce, corner Fourth and The Second Street Grocer Lang All the youvg Pallman “lations from n at 12 “Memphie a bles the energetic vend the ene 1 with the trade, estand be ready Annie Alliston's People Could Not house ready for an emergency, 6 ‘ eerernate Buy OCofin, The towboat Lyda arrived here} alternative, ‘ a Wanted Anaic Allistos, a colored girl of| this morning from Cincinnati and will] «Unless provision has heen made] Cpatneer without the additional duties | this time 1 ly 5 ks reat an Renta MTA, ings |, Position todo general housework) 436 ‘Trimble street, who died three |do towing in this section of the river!to reimburse the city’s treasury by a Of looking after the, veworege work. | siciat hey told els lemphis the next von street # by young lady twenty years of ago, was not buried until to-| for the St. Louis & Huntington Tow-| final collection from property owners, | Hf the sewering of the first district is} edy was Apply st thie offior, 4) jay, hecause her pecple did not have | boat Co, She left today for Tennes-| the levying of atax greater than suf-|(lne according toplans and spect | never Is “ tter atow of iron. Capt. | ficient to pay the cost of intersections | "ca'ions it will be @ success, | Sf itis es Padueah at Memphis : coer he money could not waik as The brass weather strip sold by|' 4 » prope sof Padueal he brass weather strip soll DY) "nie matter was reported to Officc: «pi: 13a!) we went on her as pilot, —ouly, is out of harmony with the! 2% the property owners of Padacah | ptineral Wells, Tex : ; ‘who have had to, and will have to,|came home; went te. ti, hy rination eall Hank Bros, & Jones is the best a wud this morning and be went tae au law,’? further says Mayor Lang. F bear the expense, and other gooil| Ark., staid nine me B. Teacovr, and Ticket’ Agent, therefore the cheapest. 8d poly e r to County Judge Tully and secured {f our Honoralie Mayor would some | citizens, will know exactly who tol, *asseny Yo the Trayeling Mublic, an cider for a coffin, ‘The remains day devote soine of 1's spare time to| blame,” The sewerage system, so far| HNiranveln, me 1887 1 « r sroadway, Padueah, Ky tie local sleeping car between Padu- | yar ST oh learn many parently does time the old council retired, was alme that B.B. 1. woul poure s DEEN - , ch and Louisville on night trains of THE GOATS {Bot know now in regard to seae iuocess, ea wes. decibelraiad ged Tconkd cot the mcbine hee nar @ Tyear-old 7 the Illinois Central railroad, will be p He would find on file, among other jy an inspection and at| Nabors & Morrow, Dr | ata ~ 4n6 that threatens to tear yout throat into} Tisevntinued. Camsragens- 9 ” Prsbbeday aaa “aire which any one might have seen. city. LT bought ten botth® and be shreds—how are you going to stop it? Reservations can be secured in}, , oa: iea ie tea ttorneys in Kentucky touching regt ig with the new council, Argu }fore | had finished 1m DR, A. M \ The easiest way is the best way. |the thro seper by appheation}The Burrows Case Next Im the! 4 Few Remarks About the Sys-on the question of the proper, andle- ents on the practicability of the SY lect basen By 4 ; age i. COVINGTON, A single dose of during the « to the undersigned Circuit. fp i Hoy nd Why gal plan of paying for sewer system, and the legality of the pro-| than two mouths 1 : l L 8, ILI em, and How ant ny stating that the method subsequently | visions’ for ing for it, are now] well, Tha: has . ail suffer ’ a6 ! Doxovan, C, A. The case against Dr. Reuben Bur- ‘ DR. BELL'S r ritles and toy cooking stoves at |rows, eharged with willful murder, it Will Be Fin- adopted and now being carried out, | useh They were fully and finally | years azo, and n i . HAR, NOSE AND 'HROAT y f f is clearly in harmony with the ebar-| settled by the council that has passer!| yet. J fave spent : snd gusrantee Ai Hank Bros. & Jones s8dg}was set for to-day, but up to press ished. a a u's eT ie +248 y i r Afier helng exposed to the cold or | eharged with performing a erjminal Bese x 0 die th 4e-) well be resliged now a8 any time. work that all the rest felled t ae tion was taken in the matter, und was] "Sewerage can't be built for noth-| You have my permissiot pl ‘7 SHOB SOOTHES AND HEALS. wet, take a dose of Dr. Bell’s Pine/operaion on a Miss Adams, of the Re centre in tr che tient Track i : Var Honey and fortify yourself] Maxon's Mills section, and throwing] Also # Pew Opscrvations of the] (ec) y the legal ptorling, The old council, elected by the} this, I have traveled se mu a SHOP ession, people to act for the people, decided |ing to get well that my. . I bisy «ray repniting atop, This remedy cuts the mucus and 1th up of thal ne teneet se pera es out the inflammation, curing the cole os ove of the | the infant in a pond after its delivery ’ oe ; I Wisibied : Position. Tyed Mover. Jag But to be plain, any controversy the kind of sewerage and the manner! kuown, Fifty-two dovtors have All sand friends iny.t * — Jon this tubject is now entirely out of for paying for it, and if the people} treated me in the last 1) years : ‘ i ed d its cause. be fe " es known to}' The entire day has been consumed ‘ELY—it is not an expect- 1 is and tncip-lin hearing arguments to the de- Lang Has Taken on | orant, Jtcures all.throat, bronchial | t , 93 murrer in the Case t the Ii- the Subject place, for it isuseless, A council of jeventually decide the council made a y did was to take what monc D.C. SCHULTZ, he Subject, gentlemen just as intelligent, honest, | ‘mistake, they can blame no one but|had, and done mo no ood. , nie, twelfth and Madleon, Rey Lagemareine’s 100 Teyeas-old «ee and public spirits! ss the ent | the majority of the voters, who elected] now « well ian . oe ed eicksst Way and the sates ate ight wuirky. 4n6 POLIcR counT. council, and back «i by eminent legal| the gevtlemen to offive. foc Kind ofa cough. NEW LAW “FIRM, There were two concealed weapon] ‘The sewerage question, as Mayor} thority perhaps just as weighty and] But there is no danger of anything Shedd t . G ° Cc KEL cases in Judge Wapders’ court this} avy intimated im his inaugural ad-) teliuble a the Opinions of the young] like a mistake, aod the people will] For sale hy drugy 4 E L morning ress, ig one of paramount signifi-| an who now graces the office of city | have to pay for the sewerage, ei her) Price $1.00 per Lupe bot \ F cake for you as ¢h P tersen, Bishop and Hendrick) gallo Blakely, a colored woman,} cance to not only the property own-| #tlor after spending months and | directly or indirectly, in the end. nice as you cap # iret Go Into Partnership, was flied $25 and costs and sentenc-|ors, but to all other citizeas cf Padu- | months investi the question of ememneee ane aay peeked BAC a0 YORERO Ey ed to ten days in jail for carrying a}cah jast as well, The question of | sewerage in its every detail and en Motor No. 2, of the Rowlandtown i le of it, the style of the new law firm in| razor. , continuing the work, as already Murray, with oflices on east side s Lillie Lee, @ Court street woman, | hegun, aud of having it continued 10 R. Bozers aud Walter MeNuly, the} the proper manger, or of stopping it Ledger. Judge Peter- NING, the Murray Ledge 8 latter of Mayfield, were Hued #1 and/and’ having the city pay for it just gon bas purchased the large law li- brary of Judge Thomas P. Coak and |¢osts each for drunkeuness the same as if it were continued, is — « and Mrs, Holt ‘a . » law.| ‘The case against Rice Miller, col-| of bh public interest, no matter {for some time, declared that the pres- Sora toc Ditty Sz, wT om 7.1L, Easley by the assistance of those two law , of much public ix hoy werage was what {8}. Guaranteed tobacco hab! ™ | } e BAKER Y Untied Today. yers with whom he is associated is ored, for a breach of the peace, was! what the atuiinde of the new council |@nt system of P pedacdh | Seta baat pon he prepared to take care of all kinds pf} continued, is towards it. heat suited to the needs of Paducah, oe. es eal p 1 business, no matter how large vay “This system js planned to carry | that the manper of paying for it is etl: bonnes Hank Hros, & Jones are selling) i yitehon, bath, Foon aul glgat Perfectly Jegal and equitable. Best x f vation. jowot thes w T wares it i8) werage only, aud isto Le paftt tor | of »!i, they made proper provision to 5e tre all well sh better tha es gag |e Fide Biahe) UO batter ban Reale MS) hy the property owners ia agit dis. | complete and pay tor ik iC possible that the and ex-Congrersmen Merduck} Lneandescent lamp itable|trict, wataly a ding heir Jt va bardly be needless litiga- reside is Vaclied. They will] for system for egle at Mcl’bersow betting per superdicjal foot, u| Mayor 1s inviting ‘ wtp ail ¢ urte Mathe state. | Drug ston # eo that itis the g tion, which -ngyld be of no} Link etly High-Grade Nickel Cigar, Ask Your Dexvler! a i ¢ D ! tirety, vigitj iz other cities where|live, in charge of Motorman Turley, y ’ RUIT CAKES A SPECIALTY sewerage is in vogue, and ving | made an unsuccessful attempt to lo- nd, cakes and candies fregh dally ers, plans, and other information /gate in the hollow at Fourth and ally, from forty-seven out of sixty-three| Madison streets shortly before 7 Pt Roath ‘d gtreot cities where sewerage has been in use] v'elock this morning. ephone 2 Peterson, Bish & Heidrick is