The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 20, 1897, Page 4

P® Presents F's: TO QUOTE PRICES. fest Things for Christmas Pres-| rom 5 cts. to $25.00. (215 BROADWAY. ong MILLINERY we ny ¥ «Look tor the big sign across the street. * Don’t mistake the place. QDOCO000000000O2009888 «ied WHEN YOU BUY mp ~ Christmas Presents Get something nice as well as substantial. » BLEICH .. Has the largest new line ever brought to Paducah, Call in and see them; they will interest you. WEOOEE8O0808888000848 CLOSING OUT OUR LARGE STOCK OF TRUNKS The only exclusive Trunk Dealers in Paducah We manufactured these Trunks and can recommend them for hard usage. Come and see us for bargains in Trunks and Valises. Croal Trunk Factory. | RIGHT TOW pel imIparisOn ... See the beautiful line of Indian jbaskets st Scott Hardwars Com pany, 18d2 Not True, A report has gained circulation in Paducah that Dr, Mendenhall’s Chill and Fever Cure is not being sold upon a guarantee to cure the class of chills prevalent in this section, We | wish to siy that we will pay $25.00 to jany one who Las taken two bottles of jour preparation as directed on the | bottle without satisfaction, or money lrefanded if applied for, Sold by | DuBois & Co. t Ina Dying Condition. 1 about 50, at his home 1 known mill is ina dy in Benton. jman th | | Andrew Bu | ! Why buy coal that is half dirt and |slack, when you can buy good, nice, |clean coal, free of dirt and slack for 9 cents per bushel, spot cash, from the old and reliable St, Bernard Coal We also have and always keep best 2ud pool Pittsburgh coal buy the common grades, Also zes of the best Anthracite and | Virginia Smithing coal, St. Benxanp Coat Co. 423 Broadway, Telephone No. 8. 1ldim Coal Thieves Abroad. A thief got into Mr. PLil Stephon’s coal house last night and stole about forty bushels of coal. The lock and all was broken off. | Incandescent lamp globes suitable fo: system for sale at McPherson's Drug store. tt A handsome rocker, table, fancy chair, pedestal, fine lamp and many articles suitable for a present, Look us over before buying; we can please you, Wahl & lddtt Christinas Tree Friday. Christmas eve exercises will be held at the Third Street M, E.church on Friday night at 7 o'clock, There will be a Christmas tree, and a beau- tifal pr ». The church will be decorated for the occasion and many little hearts will be made happy. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. Runaway Yesterday. A country colored man’s horse ran away on Madison street near the railroad crossing yesterday after- noon, The man and his wife were both thrown out, and the last scen of the horse he was on his way home. Neither the man nor the woman was burt, and their names could not be learned, afew more days remain for purchases; we have inany useful, handsome and elegant arti- cles suitable and most acceptable, efore buying, Jes ver our line aud if the electio#l'E ete stock rt, and is unfailingly ‘Ye fovscience and principle of the | under all circumstances and | scasions, ‘The reader wns a trustworthy e blican ieee The year. willbe hand 3. This e2dlay | abr. well-timed remarks on | bat it will j Judge Sanders, | for a man with a ei cos CURE | ing work,"” va You are invited to come and examine A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. PERSONALS. REG REE FOR EVERYBODY and prices, of which you have never heard the like boots « and shoes, gents’ furnishin| } Men's fine beaver overcoats, blue or black. Men's g' melton overcoats, flannel line Men's Scotch plaid overcoats, heavy goods. Boys’ overcoats, with capes, sizes 4 and 5 Men’s all-wool Scoteh plaid suits. Men’s cheviot suils, square cut. Men’s fine dress suits, from $4 00 to. Boys’ suits, sizes 4 to 14. Ps Boys’ all-wool fine suits, worth $2 50 Men’s pants, black cheviot, heavy Men’s fine dress pants, worth $4.00 for. Boys’ heavy knee pants, all sizes..... Men's everyday shoes, in gaiters onl Men’s better shoes from $1 00 to...... 2 00} j Mrs. John W. Keiler is quite ill. Mr. F. the Boyd infirmary. Mrs. D. C. Wallace has gone to Cairo on a visit. | Miss Mattie Hooks has gone to} Evansville on a visit. Mr. 8. M. Jenkins, was in the city today. . Oscar Hank went down js today on business. P. Marshall, of Dallas, Texas, was in the city yesterday. Miss Pattie Hendley, of Mayfield, is a guest of Miss Sue Janes. Mr. aod Mrs, Enoch Lion are par- ents of a bouncing boy baby. Mrs. John Orme has gone to De Land, Fia., to spend the winter. Mrs. Will Perkins bas gone to Vicksburg, Miss., to spend the win- ter. Miss Lizzie O'Keefe leaves tomor- row for Memphis to spend the holi- days with friends. Mrs, Chas. Trueheart and family are here from Indianapolis to spend the holidays Mrs, Kate have gone to the holidays. Councilman Wm. Eades spent yes- terday in Greenville, where his chil- dren are visitiag. Miss Myrtle Thomas, of Mayfield, will arriye during the holidays on a Gabriel is ill at | of Eddyville, to jerberg and daughter zham, Ili., to spend | ; \L vadies’ heavy e 75 1 00 2 00) Boys’ shoes, sizes 3 to 5, ix.gaiters onl Ladies’ calfskin shoes, every pair guaranteed... Ladies’ finer shoes from $1 25 to ryday sh E Men’s fine heavy underw fleece lined, suit. Men’s John B. Stetson hats, guaranteed. We keep a well assorted line of gents’ fuiniahlig goods, trunks and valises which we want to close out at the lowest possible prices. PADUCAH AUCTION CO, SOUTHEAST CORNER THIRD AND COURT STREETS E have a big lot of gold fish on hand, and can furnish you 2 half-gallon globe and two fish for fifty cents. We are AY agents for an Eastern house, and can give you bargains from fifty cents to five dollars, Why not indulge yourself in this line for holiday presents? They will delight and please, and will be something new. J. D. BRCON & CO, Seventh and Jackson Streets Druggists... Gold Fish Agents For Ladies, Ge hristmas In Kid, Felt tur trimmed 33 That old exch. won't work Broadway Exclusive Agents for The Hanan Fine Shoe for Men The Burt Fine Shoe for Ladies nts, Children. Slippers »» Cochran xs Owen The three then granc Ver, Mr. © an. | and were ch on the of Gtiver, of Benton, <yyte to. Mississippi ‘ness. op jyand daugh- bet! Judge Sand a few ye " Zo pe iky for tramps, bu none. He called atte pree burly looking spec er’s dock, who had t goods from al ygqg ht, a id de- in his ive Pa- Ta Me Tyler, Corsic by the chief and assistant, the feed stuff being purchased in small quan- ties. Mayor Lang thinks a consid- erable amount can be saved by let ting the contract to somebody to feed the horses for a whole year. WR, BAUER TO QUALIFY, “ViILB@ a Trustee From the First Ward, CIRCUIT COURT, Petit Today Little has transpired in the circuit court today, Charles Cotheimer was fined $10 and costs for selling liquor on Sun- day. B. F, McGruder, E. and O. Bidwell, were discharged as Three Jurors Discharged Little Done. C. Boone, petit jurors, and Messrs. Muscoe Burnett, Jacob Oehlschlaeger and S. W. Arnold were submitted. Wm. A. Stigney and son filed suit ast Newport & Blythe for $10 ake the N shyienuet isi a be! and St. Louis Ra ce ho was emphis, Pine Bind, of the » Waco and ‘ab proper 1 points in Ar nas and Texas, as contemplating trips to Ar- PLAIN DRUSRS. Bd ‘Texas points can leave} BThos. Flynn and Ben Evans ne Nashville Chatta-| ental and costs each in gis Railway, a eourt this mornin brough . tion : JHE! AD@ HARTER —FOR— SKATES, SLEDS, CARVERS, POCKET KNIVES, CH{LD’S SETS, ROCKING HORSES, SHOO FLIES, TOOL CHESTS, SSQU yov went the best come to us. ZZ Scott Hardware Go. INCORPORATED SS ELEGANT 22> Christmas Presents! ALL NEW GOODS oooooos It will pay you to call and Pictures see the large and well 3 selected stock of Engravings, Easels Panels and Fram es... A beautiful picture is Examine the It buy At Lee’s Mammoth Wall Pap: lish t. just the thing for a Chr t stock and t 1 mi you w “6.6. LBB ‘also weeth framed, HENRY MAMMEN, Jr. BOOKBINDER A thoroughly equipped Book-making plant You need send nothing out of town Patent Flat-Opening Books... NorTI Tot RTH STREET Nortu rot RTH STREET hand BROAD WA> More Groceries For Less Money BEGINNING JANUARY 1, '98 WILL SELL GOODS ON A STRICTLY CASH SYSTEM This saves money for you Aud makes m SPOT CASH Buys you more groceries than yo can buy on time mey for me SPOT Gg Saves m A That we have a cor full line Telephy