The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 8, 1898, Page 3

Louisville, Owensboro, respectively. f Fulton, sard and Mi prominent young were married je is well known isited here last Notice. drawers, mace muslin I lawn ruf nd nainsook insertion Pee iine cambric with dainty tucks ¢ ruffles, drawers, nainsook nbrella’’ wide ati) rood muslin, M id neck and sleeves, t t gown for the mon y the neat ever saw. 6% Gowns~Squs dered edge, and wide. $5.25 Gowns- Svinte with wide | y y you mbroi- | ength re tucked yoke, est muslin, ful square neck ‘ t t cut 90 value : gowns, gy yoke of tucks and inser tion, edged with nainsook embroiderec ruffle. 25¢ Chemise ity mus] a remarkable va 45 and 69%— € cambric ior qual sale for| nises, witl tion quality offered at the price $1,00—Our sp Empire chemi best cambric and elaborately tr Perfect Fitting Corset Covers That will be included in th Plain muslin and cam of tucked yo! iid daninacok su! Ned cain brie PESeL a VOR neat 39c nl Many former smokers of ten cent cigars are now smoking the Linnw0d cigar; merit alone counts. tf Released From Jail, Winn Scott, who pleaded guilty to stealing turkeys in the county, was today released from the county jail, having served thirty days for petiy larceny. CLOAKS. Every cape and jacket in our store will be offered at cost and less. Now is your opportunity to get a good cloak at reduced price. 5 Hundreds of bargains can be pick- ed up at Noah’s Ark, during their great Removal Sale. COAL, COAL! 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 Co. We also hav nd always keep the best 2nd pool Pittsburgh coal. Never buy the common grades. Also I sizes of the best Anthracite and Virginia Smithing coal. Sr. Bernarp Coan 423 Broadway, Telephone No. WATER NOTICE. Patrons of the Water Company are reminded t their rents ex- |? red Dee, 31st, and all rents were and payable at the Office of lthe Company, Jan. Ist, This quarter’s rent should be paid be- fore it is forgotte: all premises in arrears after Jan, 10th will be shatoff. tf Just think 18 bars of Noah's Ark laundry soap selling for 25 cents at | Noah's Ark great Removal Sale. BOY’s SHIRT WAIST out stock of Boy's offer all of our Leuudried Waists that we have sold at 85c and $1.00 for 49c All our 50c waists at 35¢ LB Ooilme & ci + MORTON'S OPERA HOUSE - FirrcweR TRRRELL, Manager 1ldim “FRIDAY, JANUARY 8) gical ent . byt of the world, hea magician of the nineveenth LEON HERRMANN Wephew and successor to Herrmann who Bet igtoes both continents byt i Plicable illusions, wondrous magic au Bieight-of-band; eclipsing in blinding bri See tarveis of Aipddln's Lamp. ADELAIDE HERRMANN Prestidi Danse * e) la €4) "The Lily of the Orien The electrical appl ct are the most complete ing organization in the wor services of two expert electricians to same. HERRMANN'S GREAY COMPANY 16—ARTISTS—16 Prices—2sc, soc, 75c and $1 ‘Thursday morning. TUESDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 11 Important Engagement of the Brilliant Actor, * RESTON CLARKE AND MISS ADELAIDE PRINCE nally strong n the new Herrmann Tonight. The great magician, Leon Herr- \mann, assisted by Adelaide Herr | mann, will appear at Morton’s opera house tonight, ;| In palming he is universally ad- mitted to be superior to Herrmann, es used in this the Great, while bis tricks with cards are beyond understanding. His part of the performance is a brilliant one. There are twenty members in the company, and every one of them, ine cluding the ‘Dusky Boomsk,’’ the sae faithful attendant, have been with the Herrmanns for many years. The spectacular dances with which Adelaide Herrmann varies the pro gramme of magic have won ber fame | all over the globe. Seats go on | —— | For pure and delicious candies, go | to the Delicatessen, 73 nnot Be Cured Dt reach Deafness ©: By local applicatt« J portion of the they cann: Supported by an exceptio Company of twenty, i four-act Romanti A masterpiece ¢ of stage one of the most 1m] Cursay & Co! 1 i tions of the year Toledo, O. ry Howels With Cascarees. pation forever, Brices—$1.00, 75¢, soc aud Cathart €or jio the closing four months of the last | new tariff law. o eet. nd Misses Abbott Me up this morning Meld, and left on the Fowle: Tell City, Ind., Prot, Murray Gilbert morning for Smithland. turn about the baer ins Mf expects to give a cineographic tor the benefit of the First Christian), eburch. torm=-" Mr. A.C, Atking. Sfve, Mevbably be quite distressed serve that the se will to ob- Id mined, the world ended tor Preston of the fully $240,000,. Over, during the estimated by D. ir United Stathe a 000, an twenty per cent. per annum, rate of would year just being anitrly | gold incres twenty per cent, per annum it that nobody fe nights troubling hims asing at the seem lying awake about a lack need It of circulating medium, or stru it 0 find a way of increasing it with a depreciated and discarded metal. ing out the fact tual tot-4yllenoint- the fiscal year shows a deficit of about $45,000,000 anything about the fact that nearly $40,000,000 in excess of normal re- eipts was poured into the treasury are neglecting to say fiscal year. Thi would have been added to present fiscal year but the re- ceipts of the r the anticipatory made from Mareh first to July first in adoption of the Had this $40,000,- into the receipts of the wonld have been the importations expectation of the 10 come eseut year, as case had the usual conditions pre- 1, there would have been little if any deficit in the first half of the fis- cal year which ended December 31st vailec United intense from | cover 1 far} this morning in the mi hy and|or ‘stud “room,” where” valuable” left this} 88 He will re- | flames yes 10,600,000 sovernment t. show | H05 January, 18: ° “itferonbistatte of alt “hole year @t entire disturbance od country has alco debtedneayy Bet from abroad! Sredits from othe untries rep dise balances more th 100 in its favor MORE may ee York banks al while@ge we been pushing the 20, one, fea} industri way into foreign markets with ur precedented success, the situation is no longer ore than 500,000 men, j toyed wer now W gre eotip Z for U vance in wages has gone far to restor the pa the rat vailing before of for the we ume busine houses lar Society. Gossi Unto my life was giv and worth untold na gift of prige p tomon Spot Cash Prices at Ed, Jones’. th? Cash Grocer. Fine English walnuts ]0c per Fine almonds 10¢ per Ib, String beans 3 1b, cans 10c. Blackberries 3 lb cans 10c, Cherries 3 lb, cans 10c, Try our Matchless Coffee, 10 cts per Ib, ; best package coffee on the market. ‘These are only afew of our spot cash prices. Ep, Joxrs, The Cash Grocer. Ib. Fresh oysters received daily by 78 DELICATESSEN. C. STOCK. Quoted at $103.25 a Share This Month. Illinois Central stock for this month is quoted to the affairs and employes the road at $103.25 per share, sub- ject to the usual condtions, Fresh oysters received daily by 753 DELICATESSEN, HABEAS CORPUS. The Case Conti at Until Tomor- row Afternoon, The writ of habeas corpus case of Mrs. Fannie Pell against her hus- band, Robert Pell, for the custody of their child, Edward Boyd, was called before Circuit Judge Husbands this morning, and was continued over un- til tomorrow afternoon, onfaccount of absent witnesses. Fresh oysters received daily by 748 DrnicaTEssen, PITTSBURG COAL BCTS. BUSHEL Campbell- Mulvehill Coal Co. are selling Pittsburg coal at eight centsa bushel. The cash must accompany every order, tf Campbell-Mulvehill Coal Co. Tor Frity Conte, eed tobacco aabit cure, makes weal ng, blood Pures 1, “AU druggists One Week Only, 1 bottle 10c Vassaline, 5c. 1 gallon Heinz Dil} Pickels, 2 Ib. packages Rolled Oats, 7 1 lb. Dried Figs, 7*s¢. 1 Ib. Dates, 7!¢e, 1 bu. fresh Meal, 40c, 1 doz, nive Pig's Feet, 25c. i pt. bottle choice Ketchup, 1 116, pure Maple Sugar, 1 Oranges per doz., 15 to 30c, L. Ranvovra, 123 §. Second st. be. Phone 89, Everyboay Says So, rets Candy Cathartic, the most won- dispel a abit constipation nd try a box id and cure headache, fe: and biioumess. | Pleage of &. C, C. to-day; 10, 2, Monday morning at Van Culin ©. C.fali, druggists refund mowes. guasantond to outa tb tet » ove may t t, the of gems a tw ro f the wa Chiet Wooudycet smile promptly denvel, that was ainpre)! wa the pressure requirements. FIREMAN INJURED. Stationman Joho Dillard, who bad not entirely recovered from the bruis- es he received a week ago in the cap- sizing of the ladder truck, was riously injured this morning abo o’clock while fighting fire. C Wood started in the front door of the burning building, and Dillard started to follow. The Chief got through in safety, but Dillard was crushed down by a falling floor after he had taken only a afew steps into the building. Harry Ashbrook and John Slaug' extricated him, and he was carrie central station, where Dr. Robertson gave him medical tiou. Dillard was found to be i nally burt, but his injuries may no prove serious Chief Wood shock in the alley adjoining building from a live 1 wire, but continued work, not | much hurt. i afte ca ried to his home on Broad was resting easy. 6 t received a vi 100n Dilliard, who HARD ON THE EMPLOYES, A pathetic scene might have heen witnessed as the employes of the factory, one by one, began to arrive with their dioner baskets early this morning to go to work. The unex- pected surprise cast a gloom over them that was perfectly justifiable, for they realized then for the first time that they had in a few hours been deprived of a means of liveli- hood, which, although it may be only temporary, is a hardship, Many of them lost tools, and the number of men and girls employed in the tory was 87. THE BUILDINGS The firm of Rehkopt & Sons has suffered many times from fire, but this morning's blaze was one of the worst. The collar factory had been located there since 1877, and it is the first time buildings on this site were destroyed. The first building erected was the middle one, in 1877, The building nearest the street was put up in 1881, and the last buil ling to go up was that in which the straw was stored, which was erected two years ugo. Allwere of brick, and the insurance was $5,000, MR. REHKOP’S STATEMENT, Mr. Henry Rehkopf, member of the firm, was seen relative to the loss, “I am unable to state exactly how much it will be,” he said, ‘but we took an inventory of stock, including machinery, ete., @ short time ago, and had $14,000 worth, Since then been increased, and I thidk 000 Will cover the approxim loss to stock and machinery. T' there is about $4,000 damage buildings, ete., making a to (lthe y jd WS Le ef fac- | g Pe wie 408 COURRSTREET. cod Rooms, Good-Fable, Attentio cb ORGE* KRiItZzer ARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Hiau her= ubbard, undy, , Juliet Martha me Thomp- Pauline Hou » Frances Clar Division win § ma M ad, Misses Morton Adnie were hostess¢ hb Cl Ther viaud® were Mrs, H DURRANT'S CRIME, 1e Of the Most Extraor « OK SHELL, M.D, untry’s His hysician a and Surgeon. ' (calt House h her an i LOUISVILLE, KY. Ut American Plan ¢ 2 wl here on Apnl 3, 187 left the echoo) classes were went home, On th her dead bod day, Rooms only $1,00 anil ALK n h day she k, when her sed. She pevet 14th of April was found on the hig ling of the belfry of Pig Baptist Emaguel church ia” San TAS por wre wer owing that strangula- co ut 3 « PER, Mar National Guard wh ed on th the very of the ry. it before the very Blanebe Lamont’ y in belfry another young girl of Du rant’s ace ained Minnie | Williams lia lead in the lower part of ism rr ager nude n arre lis of and other physical s dead L Gott, ntance 1 anehe Lamout au were chureh ay nd that ¢2ae Mle ve Their Officers For the Year. eas to ‘ An aluminom ailsi2v't : 4 benzine motor, rose to iwi in recent trial in Germany, and went well untill the wind became too high, The best quality of maple syrup comes from the north side of the tree, but the flow is not large as when tapped on the south side. Morse, an English- man, expresses the opinion — that George Washington was savior of ngland as well as America, The Islands of St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John, which have been unber the Danish Crown since 1775, are likely to be purchased by the United States, Jsmes Marshall first discovered gold in California on January 1848, and the fiftieth anniversary will be celebrated throughout the State, Miss Wihemina Sandstone and Yehemiah Whitestone, of Limestone, A Most Pleasant Affair, Followed By an Address and Light Refreshinents, last off their ay. T District night for beautiful installation Deputy ers Professor H. publicly in the ensuin hall on I was performed E. A. Yc cers were in talled Ss. y Prank Feber, C. J. Wilson P. Del M R. 8. . Bren .G After the installation Col, Lfoot ul the and their visitors with the spirit of Pythianisu. The his- toncal and the fraternal features of the organization were most interest- ingly set forth. Mr, Lightfoot 13 an entertaining speaker, and this address wasone of his best. After the} formal ceremonies the ¢ during which ments were served, fc lowed by cigars, toasts and music The fortunate guests who participated in the festivities of this occasion spent R. members dress on by the Rev. M, Windstone, at Flintstone’ ‘The sewing needles form a very important article of commerce in Germany. In Aix la Chapelle alone the output amounts to 50,000,000 needles a week, The first discovery of gold in Cali- fornia made very little of it. He insit ed in keeping everybody out and claimed all, but got comparativley nothing. The Baroness Burdett-Coutts re- cently organized a charity matinee at St. James Theater, London, on behalf of the Oxygn Home, and real- ized £500 therefrom. The head {of the Armenians, io San Francisco is Solomon Rahy, who Hewas educated in in Palestine. and writes the English, ‘Turk- ish, Armenians, Greek, and Hebrew rest, <. of F strongest fratero and 1s growing rapidly. ship numbers many of best young men. lolge is one of the | lodges in this city It member- Paducal’s Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. ‘DR: Tenn., were married a few days ago | Footwear WDA CE PRESENTS JED SLIPPERS fem 'to you for frorii $1.00 t e market for the no $1.2: ~ PLateg in Ladies’ and Gdats h-cut Wear must be seen t ‘ 1. ¢ « gtiee, before size ae = HL & SON —TELEPIIONK 31 DON’T CUSS T PLUMBER He may be entircly innocent, Maybe" his work was good but has been mistreated, Whatever the cause of the break or leak, or } chavior of pipes, don't waste time about it, but have . We are realy to make repairs ally, We aro realy to put a job of your house that w ive you oyance thin y experie NAN 1 hone 201 U<ton, ance g Bank. 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