The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 13, 1897, Page 5

wit WRITTEN "| OM “Ture other, “beer bottles aren’t in is) gerd to the contrivances. It may bejis a Sate son and she had been j with my little ‘They chop each) said in behalf of the merchants, how-| model mother. She has been prot ma Effin ar il i other’s heads open every few days,| ever, that none of them intentionlally | of the distinc.ion won by her be and generally use the hatchet,| violated any law, and all put the ma-|and in all his triumphs he ha nevert Undertakers and embalmers, er “Is this W. C. T. U, pp sch?’ in-| "though they sometimes qin’t find] chines in simply as an inducement to | forgotten the good okt mother. It 18 qHore rei. ‘ ‘ 8) 'y ply Ls g bor phon 130 $ Th quired one prim matron ns she walked] anything better than a tale knife |trade, In most instances the pur- ja pity that more of our housebolils of Yesidence te none 180 § Thiru up to the charming young creature] They've had holes sewed up all over] chaser gets the lest of it, and never|this country do not know more of in charge of the punch bowl at a] their heads, but they never caused me| can he get less than he pays for, that pure love that should grace fashionable reception the other day,}any inconvenience or alarm, except every family. Th A d suiffed the air aud look¢ 1 inquiring-}once when I wanted to go away ona COLORED We don’t need any scandals in =} r more, ‘ ly mates ye g Indy. visit and bad to wait two or three this column, It will do no one any ‘Thirteenth street, between -ho | “TE don’t know,’’ was -| days for the doctor to take the stit ‘ood to read such stuff, Pennsylvania avenue and F street i » amt reply, “but it w os out of little Johnnie's head,” DEPARTMENT.|* Now, don’t sit down and wait for Northwest, There is more clear money to those wo" Detzel's."” . aualt bs ‘ WASHINGTON, D. © Furnit H F =% Congress to do something for you, ON, D.C. niture or House Furnishings to call os ¥ TERRE GWUsl tor 0 heey I was up in Louisville the other] | MBNRY..- wists Jbecause it is in session. ‘The man} European, $1.00 and up Co., who handle a full line of , Fa Wratetouns to totes the’ bates of lay and put in two typewriters for Johnson Brothers) "2's =" ays waiting for something American, $1.50 032,50 ) ‘ ‘ nn to fory one of the morning, papers,” ayerred ty turn up, ins a long time to wait = Furniture, Carpets, Mattin s, St tare “peace bride, yet a case of thista | typewriter drummer yesterday. TAILORS We must always depend upon our) First-class family hotel. No liquors / ‘ bd ’ oves, kind ot failing memory was witnessed | There is nothing remarkable in that, — own exertions for a living. Con-) Convenient to cars and of inte- ¢ 7 in hie Clerk Grabnin’s office last] you may think,”” he continued, ‘but| Cleaning, Dyeing 800 Washington | gress is not going to pass a law that] st, | Most central loc ation, and plea, Trunks, Lamps, Lace Curtains, week, young man entered and et 1 he key boarc e and Repairing for street. will enable everybody to lite with- ut home ouriste and sigh er e K Called for & uattiage license. Clerk] wpegiens seat ta a cartta tp the | uadios and Gentlemen. Sibwokiig Akin eee, PM HALL Rugs, Chenille and Derby FOstre a Graham produced the record book] average typewriter, 1 had to toke Hon. C. H. J | r “9 and proceeded {to fill the bianks, [ail the 86 characters off abd arrange AN communications and mat-|riveria under the Cleveland adiminise | p-tattsned 13 Incorporated 1% In fact, anything you needjto make your house neat and which give the neme, age, birthplace. | (hem like the keyboard of a lineotype] ters of news pertaining to this] tration, is now teaching law at Mor- comfortable. Goods sold on easy payments. ¥ residence, occupatic number Off or typesetting machine, It seems] ¢ 1 A ldressed ris Brown College, Atlanta, Ga, times married, and other things mci-} the most rapid operators of the ma- ee ‘Apne ae eal : 4 ; 0 ns Nl dent to the precious life of the con-| ¢, wi perdi pe babi ©. W. Merriweather, 221 South} Mr. Paul Dunbar, the poet, is at Mi cart 1 chine, when they bave written manu- Seventh atreet present engaged on a novel about | tucting parties script find it quicker and more satis-| 5€¥! § . " . i This isa Clerk Graham finally reached tho| fecimry work ty first copy it en a mm Lee Oe a rt Foundry and bb point where information relative to the| typowriteg and. then sete vt up. ‘To| quant treet, Chron ( departure from Mr, Dunbar's usual H s e yous tally was eecesenty. rRadalge ei tacboeee gay whoo! at oa, reaching 1 line of work, But the fact that he . Telephone 396 bbe Sinn tradi a , hd railings betel ie keyboards were |" 2. S. Ter. oa gad Okie iv ecbotien) Be born aud edueated in Ohio, to- . 203-205 SOUTH THIRD. “What is her name day gchool # a. 5 ita. a g | “Yee ar.” . oe auingtes mapitong 5 claude y| tour through Europe, the more quali- siialicees obs Sealite 4 . Z ‘Lemme sce and he scratched] Dr. ss Wad Lang's weakn Freachlng §p m. lev fle kil tot ven ¢ creates . SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS i 8 ad in ! or dogs is a me , , ile Ba hurch. a new interest in his effort in a new ' bis cad in perplexity his} for dogg is a watter of conslderable| ferret g Sate bet | nai ot terotare, Steam Engines, Boilers, - turbulent brow and studic amy ent to his many friends, and} Rev jake, paator F A pally exclaimed as he paused, amid {goes into the drug store e er ‘ e bt cond x. the siniles of the clerk aud deputy. tof witted to leave without frst _promis-| , ME, church, tke A Tumnig| is & knowledge of proper ventilation.) And ‘Tobacco Screws, Brass REPAIRING be iecl in his pockets for something to} ig to bring the doctor in a dog the Stanford. pastor. i tha. Glen from Sue axtreena 10.108 and Tron Fttings. Castings HORS furnish the very essential data, Fi-[pext time he comes to town. In ads], hy cibat Mow Wa kis Seear cuit bi of all kinds. ’ nally he fished out an envel afdition to being a dog fancier, the Py bet Pb te bel dell ate dl ape aally be fabed out an envelope, and|ditioa to belog a dog, fancier, the iapling, throwing our cloake, and over-|Paovcau, + + Kewrvour, All work guaranteed. ' + Wes ean % ; ; 8 101 coats away and looking for a fan; . plied, fess, abel oan tell a dog's pedigree Ih, Chure sail ts bren| now we | oe hice Gan ie Sat eatens to tear your throat Into **Where was she bern was the] by merely looking at it Lg ad ny tole Se ong how are you going to stop it? “ next question, The other day Mr. Ambrose Mer- fastened our cloaks and coats on us and St, Louis easiest way is the best way, . LA Dox ’ TvWTuss was che bora?’ be ve:( cet went to te Gita. store leadina|s and coughing for life and death. The ime Card s Se Court Street bet. 2d and .3e slg whentd above may he said to represent the g, November 14 ee peated. ‘Really, 1 didn’t ask her, {two fine bird dogs. He bad brought] bastor ——— ki ‘ a wr. “ s ’ = At wasn't any of my busine them up from ‘Tennessee to sell to COLORED LODGES. eae ae et ig of the Meh > ae DR. BELL Ss When Clerk Graham finished the} be in at the time, He explained his aad lncloant on at deal ' of pneumonia Ly Paducab 70) am INE- AR- ONEY license he placed it in an eavelope| Mission to Capt, Newt Roberts and Senate Wibed ek the Coad sbog EG ci diction. 109 iH P und handed it to the young man with} several others around the store, and eon Ale Degas teg atc titbatacd dl Boo Hy st ah SOOTHES AND HEALS. aot Iwo dollars, | presently Dr, Waddie came in frow Bot obtain loag. ar “oom iterated the youth] dinner. KE. M. Willis and Chas, Jones| ,y X# a PE Mla Ha tn s and Give you All Kinds of pret ‘My, what beautiful dogs!’’ be have opened up a new barber shop at | Ar Chattanooxa : : " wiga & reply as|exclaiined as he spied the recumbent Monday ereniug In wack mont Court street. All friends are| 4? Atianta. : “ he raked in the pair of cart wheels, { Animals near the stove. cordially invited. NowTH BOUND ; . ag ‘Yes, look at them good aud see| Harry Osbey, rr ‘LIFE and Tt * = ' if you ever saw thew before,’’ replied | 1505 West Monroe street, | X; {2pm 1 ~ sos be controversy over the christen-| az, Mercer”? ‘They strayed into my {Jond will be buried tomorrow at Oak| ke Nashaite TORNADO Rear | ip “‘Kewntucky’ bas | yard the other and 1 haven't ti Grove cemetery. 1 Le Hieliow feck Senctiog % e ClYs}ieen able to get rid of them, I] Masonic tail. rd floor, over Broatway | Reys, Hawkins and Burks preach+ Offi Ci i i 4 all the awki preach: mess 1D bat ffice over Citizen’s Saving Bank. : rat . 3 ts ‘T came down to see what Dr, Jimmie} UNITED ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS Jed two most powerful sermons yes- ‘eran J $1.00 : idicul thought of them ; Tabernacle, No. it. 2 "etlterday, the former in the evening ! idiculous and t Hed for " an rd Thursday evenin D ’ 8 wn come Topics” this week contains) plained Dr. Lang, as he rubbed bis iouenold ot Ruth, No. #— iret ana | praises are heard on ev | es OR. BELL'S ESTABLISHED 1864,——9 Bourbon and Battleslip" ¢ f wp gicefully together in ecstacy | : ored | Henry Overby, aged died last Phroigh Patt and car vice bet Pine-Tar-Honey . ' Bie sasl ween “the priv) Soa f° % pjured os vibes Cadena ery neat | bight at 9 o'clock, His remains will | Qbeeh, and Jacks ddle read it the effect will like lend ont of the dogs, hose ored |e buried ‘Tuesday evening at 2]! be anything but exciting to the rie. [ee voes, Hart's, rbieipedhesl ei ee o or-|o'clock, by Pride of Paducah, Tent] i 4 Cl D Il ' ' jin © cou sot lost several days ca 1 7 t " . » is 7 bilitie While Miss Bradley, whol so while he was buating . They fol- Moots every in each| No. 5, funeral at the residence of hi arence a am 11 ‘ Fina noe, bad weuline ageless Gees feo vege ped mabe Meets {Wotber. Mrs, James Hale, on Mon- porsarts I y J N > the disgrac 1 dispute, it - ‘ 8 every fourth Friday evening in each month at | FOC street, beyond Thirteenth. All; BURNETT & DALLAM, Paducah, Ky sil savant L ' ing and that’s the last he ever | Golcred Odd Fellows Halt members of the Tent, also Queen ‘ ~_—* YEArmc everthele very unpleasan: oi anatase var : r nt, also Qu 6 og: e was inbere the 7 \. » < ted t attend Si - " > . eee be pointed out the day of the] ccner dav calling me about them, ead (een : et She - o attend. Services Equrrasie Burwpine chris z as ‘the yc ady whol joer: oe i ' Young Men's Pride Log ry Elder Burks. REFER BY PERMISSIONJTO “she ~Sadegge okay rg be yen tea bed thow two (ther ck evaty pecoud gad {varuh, Wea rhya Gon 0, Mi G. R. DAMIS; eden Telephone 174. ft PADUCAH, KY h it not disgusted, the en-| eon” yas ee oulll Tet nan| UNITED BROTHERS OF FRIENDSHIP Lucy Dieksoy, V. Q. M. ; — —= - FG there s ina minute if you'll let me} UNIT a AGENT FOR < eo Some sink, ‘Ro’ —+Ro’—* —no 1| and fourm ath at | [LLUNOIS CENTRAL RAILKO. heat . can’t think of those names now, But] '! Brosdwey: ‘ime Tadia ta otfect Dectuer 8, 1387 Messrs, Muir & papucaH T aa rt sient ceases altalre were bot f you're ina hurry to go, I'll just EE Soe iicath — Fron ank Bo Raliway Ove 8 an e’ ‘3 ‘4 W” mpde to be exploited in the paper ep the dogs and let John know . LOUISVILLE AND M s tal Bank byt a ode out of | they’re found. , ples Misete recond Thurs} None BouND— No Quigiey 5 4h ding in 8 By this time Mr. Mercer's face had se U. KT. 17 fY ow Organs... 0% all riump cs . of wor long since is too inter-| assumed an expression of intense aur-| Ceremonial Temple No, seats first and | Lv Memph —_—_—_ - nird Thosday aight in each mouth i] fing to pass unnoticed. e, while the others who bad heard| “Goiace neve sobernacie, Nod, meets fret | Furnaces. Hos 1 pase anoles ma) etal about bopog, Gms en| oS it Meaty a hat enldigicern mu (eT RRR Bros. ruse \ making up the a e pastor, }essee began to look inquiringly at} , Queen Saral rabernacie No 9) Meets necond ipae +e se ape keh bd cae sa Repairin dest Clocks, , a ; bad / who bad retired to , cach other for a solution. Siam) penne Jour resktenan, ES one Unbroken ) TID 1 - ng the proce \ Well, Tank,"’ finally remarked Jay uighis io each mouth pu in, Slat “ ' 4 Sy oo! Lily of the West tabernacle, No. @ Ar Hopkinsvilie,..°3 0 sovpm| ln, Slate and Iron Roofer, Locks, Etc. Wy AL AU a bee ‘ah ‘ a fon" e ee mie a i en oil fourth Thursday igus Iu enc | ar Nort oul t> §aen eon 129 8, Thid St. | Corner Ninth and Trimble, next door f officer said he we up from Tenness » sell to the} ™ dain 1185 am 3 . > d 1 ple, door ‘ half the amount, niayor, but you've convinced me| Pride ot reat, No. & Meew arst| : a ite to Breeden's Drug Store Reasonable Prices. eulley cis ge 5 saturday at ch mouth ’ 15 pu would be that they are John Hart's dogs, and] "star of Paducah rent Meets second saturday | Ar Louisville. .... 10 1 am 6ibpen FETE STS bal 1 guess I'd better not sell them.’’ pm in each month Cincionat! on 1 S5d5am “1d like to a It was Dr. Wadéle's tarn to look] , Liz of ‘ee rer, toms Monts Whirdeaturday) |= Sours BoosD— Nos first wan, “it B 1 t is} nd he finally acknowl} star of Bethelenem Tent, No. \ to pay his half maybe they weren't John | Sturday art ts He ewar . Brother Blank arose in righteous after all. The others], Royal, Media, Gartie . wrath to remark that he usually paid at his statement was so reason- | #9 p. m. = his de! 1 didn’t intend to brook nil sincere that even they them-| ,,Tavorian Commadery, Now tent . pin such insults selves began to be exceedingly |p. = ’ There were words, words and}doubtful in regard to where Mr.} * $ pm words, and finally, it sail, the| Mercer got those dogs. Dr, Lang Per as e $20 pm pacific pastor had’ to come forth|now laughingly owns up, however, | , 5 infant eid : an cape Ar eck ne : from his retreat and placate the two |to the fact that Mr. Hart ‘never had|9* B+ Pursey ied last Anursclay) ar vi » am . ontentio ers of his flock, |a dog in his life. aged three days. Oe Oe ate oe as | Now one of them is regularly attead- en Rev. J. W. Hawkins and family fog another churct phlei neat are residing at the handsome resi- ST, LOUIS DIVISION 0 : a A at, Kind of people are yous) dence of Mr. A. W. Watkins. NOME own ws - 6 i sieat'me vrold back| drummer of a citizen Saturday short-| Prof. 1. W. Smith of Kutiaws, | Arc.ve Besregs ; . ; - ‘ 4 and a pen artist of considerable rep- uae we? dy yester- | IY after a street encounter had taken tage 7 - ‘ utation, was in the city Saturday, Gay, as she tripped down the street | Place in which a pistol was the most] #040 Te attercon for his home Eavcuok ant wee overheard by |200spenoNe ting, U're bem leg] ere se na 1 ee | bs igag *Tiwo days and l’ve seen two men draw| Rev. W. 8. Baker and G. H. SWhy? asked her frieud in sur- [pistols on each other so far. I've Burks, who have been down in Hick- a | pre been in other parts of the state, also, | man county for s few days, returned 18m on y Hecause I was most humbly bu-|‘ud fud that the average man thinks} Saturday and both oceupied their re. iw) bam, iis miliated the other day,” was the re-|Bothing of drawing @ pistol or knife] spective pulpits yesterday. arrive? “30pm T90 am ply. Lwent to a fashiouable af-]ou somebody else. Up in our coun-} The Epworth League bad a good} ait trains run aaily «cept those marked yy jon reception. ‘Iwo. married [tty When a man draws a knife or pis-| attendance at their meeting yester-| "Noga aid 204 carry Tulin a Sender, . Indies chaperoned we, and I thought, [t0! something usually happens, but 1] day afternoon, and is growing more] sats one lie Newtiicana” fativean” sleeper ead to say, that I was strictly u . {notice down here it’s done more for a] and more in fayor with the Christian 7 date and de fo 1. But} bluff than anything else, Kentucky] young and old people, hey meet oO alas! We word or| iS the hottest state I ever struck, I] every Sunday afternoon 2 nd every> two to the had her. auests, just admit,’ And having finished he| body is invited. : ages woah rave the citizen a chance to explain.| ‘The afte Sunday school of ohae and partook of a little refreslinent ave the cl I he afternoon Sunday school c re ° “sD guess we'd better go now *,* the First Ward Church is increasing nih We cordiall one of my chaperones startled me by} ‘There is yet another week of sus-[im attendance rapidly aud Rev. : saying, after we had been there sbout| pense for the police oflicers, and for| Glover deserves great credit for the line Holid fifteen minutes. I was vot very|sis or seven more long days, uneasy | Work be has done and is doing in the anxious to go, because there were | will beat the heart beneath a blue-| Way of elevating and christianizing : $ 0 $ several of my friends there whom I]eoat, Next Monday Mayor Lang] that people. PERSONAL. acg ’ Bicy, wanted to talk to, bat of course 1] will appoint his list of ofticers for the] ‘The St. James A. M. E, church | [f suffering from early indiscre| , couldn't rebel, 80 I reluctantly | Cail which bés-teceatly. begos. at the cors| lone or lates expames, nemer acd very lar f to get ready. Wiiat have you heard ?’* ner of Eleventh and Burnett streets, | yitality gone, we are just the par- «We'd better go and say What's the latest?” gives promise of success under the | ties you are looking for. We es nove) r our dieu now, I Few “Whose going to stay?” charge of Rev. Smith, a remedy which we guarantee to . ‘Oh no,’ corrected my hostes “Do you know anything?’ and] pr, C. A, Isabell and wife have|do prompt werk and give perfect Priceg with ineffable scorn, ‘you know it) kindred expressions are heard when] gone to Lynchburg, Va., to attend satisfaction—a remedy very power- isn't proper to do that any more,” “1 felt very much chagrined over it, and, really, I think its the sillies thing 1 ever heard of, understand why such a rule shoul ever for thus aping aristocracy,’” ¥ ‘Mrs, ‘Tenderheart is such a fone mother,” remarked one lady to an other as they met yesterday “she is?” inquiringly replied th other. I can readily “Yes, rw thinks more of her chile ren than any by ever heard of, You know her little boy Jimmie hit hia little sister in the head witha peor bottle not long ago and cute terrible gash ip tt. The dovtor had to sew it up, and they say she almost went orary from fear and grief,’’ “Pahaw," dindainfully rejoined one policeman meets another, t pense will be relieved, but there wil no doubt be a great deal of disap: pointment with it, ein vogue in large receptions where “* Mee seat trust, Uk To Hele + believe I roll about vel PUiBlt of ie chureb all day yesterday. little make-believe fanetions we have] ) y).°, tone Ay Pre ive The Gayolistic Dramatic Club will here, L can’t flad any excuse whate] DMs,” announce’ a genveman yes-) meet tomorrow evening with Miss terday as he entered down town] Mattie Overstreet at the residence of store and shoved a quarter across th show case, He meant that he want ed to invest a quarter in cigars, The balls are all fat and won 1 roll, and laid glass, A reporter made the rounds just to see if the grand jury bad had wis same offect on all other slot machines and found that you couldat tind one operation anywhere. Many of the dealers have t out the machines entirely, whil the others have closed theiss waiting to see what the grand judy intends to do in re- e & handful of cigars on th Next Monday a great deal of sus- ”* replied the clerk as he siniled the funeral of Mr. Gladman, Jr., the father of Mrs, Isabell. Mrs. Mattie Brooks. is still very low, and also Mrs, James White, Rev. J. W. Hawkins occupied the ©) Mr. A. W, Watkins on South Sev- enth street, Every member is es- pecially requested to be present and on time. Rev. Hodison, of the C, P, church, filled his pulpit all day yesterday, Mr, Wm, Low, of the rail, was in the city Saturday, ‘There is on the market an it acel ful in its action, and absolutely harmless to the system. Results are obtained in ten dao Lost manhood, lack of vitality and im potence are things of the past when} -NO is so easily obtaine One dollar a bottle; six bottles for $5 Enclose $1 and receive U-NO by private delivery at your address same day, Address postoffice hox | 359, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Dr, H. P. lene gas machine that and cheapness, ‘The devotion of Bre Kinley to his \un bwhat it whow buy