The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 4, 1898, Page 3

eo —— (J . a” They bad him arrested for! ipeRsoNAL AND IMPERSONAL, | DEPARTMENT. at rderly vonduc at his rapid. He utions and nat ters off news pertaining to} this column should be adivessed to ©. W. Merriweather, 221 South Seventh street. CHURCH nd Street arr SOIENTIFIO AND FIRST-O1"\6 , BLACKSMITHING — “| REPAIRING be HORSESHOEING All work guaranteed. A. W. GREIF. Court Street het | CUT HALF IN TWO sand d fall ¥ D MEMPHIS DIVISION GnNowrn BouNr— No %® NoW No w few Orieans.. 20pm 9.0) am W Jackson, Miss 158 pm ompnlis am 86pm Ly Jackson, Toon. 1q:5am 1005 pun Er Oniro, 1 10.55 am 100 pm 115 pm 28pm 115 am pm 20 am 4ctpm 24yam 45pm 6.50 aia It was after the place was supp: 1 to every body except {h am, a ed to Miss Beatrice Cu writer aty, is in promising and po ft of friends at 1716), of Golden Pond, the city, a guest Broad strect. Miss Cdnningham has written several entertaining stories, | t among which is her latest prodaction, “Jacky, Jacky, Jacky,’ for which she is now canvassing. Miss Cun- ningham says sho has adopted sen sational subjects and style, becanse pm i there-svems to be a greater demand Spe for that of literature, and a one profit in producing it. ex to vably the best state and hada | EN ‘The Ben Butterworth was a remarkable ‘nau than one and his cul een written ® thousand tis vnd abler will a eal man aro you doing here?” inquired business man. Reading,” reptivd the lad, *€orni6 novel?” “Yes, sir, I suppose it Is what you wrould soe a ovals but I don't believe pePatiiesn u more ways ar cea Ar Byansville, Ar Hoptinsvill Sa8am 41am Ham ” inquired sy the employer, whose tones increased ir Kindliness as #he worried lode disap. pearéd from Mis face. “{t'e about.a boy Whose parents were . poor, and Who tas forced to earn his ol 9 cep J duaker q be So be got « situation as an ng for it office boy.” ‘a mbibed t “And in the course of time, by his | father, and couragé and honesty, he arose until he oy wete fot poptilar becamoone of ‘he partners in the firm?” | Bt Ph. ton “T suppose so, Thaven't got that far Ds Bea's tether tang id | on Kk children as he did those “And Psnppose you are hoping you'll | Pin, fstikn a h e, and the at) get along as well as the } ib verile (Quaker . “Ye Hust day's seen than in th © Chicago Inter-Ocean + Ben butt maker, At Louisville Cinctanatl SourH BouND~ No®l "LvCinetnnati 219 am Lomiss ilie 7am $05 am 5 pia a yam 1am No 203 6pm ve pm 16 pin 215 pm 030 pm 159 pm. erworth wa but he wiity of In aby No 2 . vas D City Clerk Billy Patterson played hd a very disagreeable joke on a colored youth the other day. The lockap windows are enclosed with tall fences to prevent friends of prisoners from constantly annoying them by haunt- ing the bars to talk to them. Lately some of the more enterprising friends of culprits have learned to scale the fence and get inside, where the t leisure with whomsoever they ease, or even carry them weapons or other things inhibited by the pris- on keeper. The oth sva locked Ly Owensboro. s boybood days Wy Hopkinsvitie his boybood day tion priuciples of to them when 7am so am 40am 1915 om 5pm TiS ym ja Southern aise A Wall Paper, per roll ‘ Fifty-cent Window Shades for 220p {05am 645 pm iam jap... sam 7.1) pm ST, LOUIS DIVLS Nowtm nouND, ver was the answer with a sigh; stall it first-rate.” oa’ out the regard him The prine rworth family were of following the ebristian het turning the other cheek when a hlow| had been received. But there was] gf Something in the Mood of young] q } ‘ ‘ rat aii ih. | Ben that protest 8 t saa ON TH vk " ein t fan \ r STRRE of this plan, J a : would crap 1 one ¢ rom sehool inj 4 fp mused ebm hao pip % Sapa aS 10.06 pw a) pm, pm, at hook, thasn't ha ‘y about er the landlord is going to raise reut on higproperty go as to eat up © profits, have yon Tats les of in favor pt of Ouaker ure part rames the AL Woodward, morning Clerk Patter. i »wo from his office dow tn the ‘ond story and saw a colored boy stealthily creeping up towards one of the enclosures, He concluded to watch him, The boy glanced ever and anon turtively| shout in every direction, and then hastily serambled to the top of the fence and looked around again. He looked in every direction but one-—upwards—and convex uent- ly did not see the interested face of the municipal minion above. When he just ready to swing over and {rop onto forbidden ground, the clerk turned a bucket of cold water ie had in his office upside down, and force of gravitation carried the scintillating stream straight down 1ntil the wooly head was’ reached, when the water dispersed in all direc. tions, completely soaking the dusky prowler, ‘The startled youth looked up, but the clerk hed withdrawn his head, Me then shook the water off like a shaggy dog, and dropping over on the outside, disappeared from yew, and in a manner not very slothful. He has not attempted to nterview any of his friends in the No. 120 North Fourth St. New Macb. inery Good Work Satisfaction Guaranteed, J, W. YOUNG & SON, TELEPHONE 200, 7:16am COLORED LODGES. about wih ess may do ial, has he?” a 6:08 8 tr gotten to Sign whe urth stree hasn't ave 7:80 a " youngst with © other asion Ben, trv wet a Tittle nding on one side of tl 1, which she had not Ben responded, but reached the middle That's rivht, Ren nig ister over HENRY MAMMEN, Jr. BOOKBIN DER» \ thoroughly equipped Book-making plant. You need send nothing ont of town Patent Flat-Opening Books O.B.STARKS AGENT Caligraph AND Densmore TYPEWRITERS), AND SUPPLIES SOUTH SECOND ourse, he doesn't Mie awake ghts wondering wl somebody dated in a busi- s going to swamp him by gl- « notes to RO to proteat?? ec that.” nt to geba clear {den nddy | urage ,to| L he bad! UNITED ORD Naotni’s Tab and third in oud 8 OF ODD FEL ions call out y your ittle mad n’s bh nd think n't neglect ortunities as you ry one ns fteomes ger « f 1 € t rr i c t df BROADWAY Illinois Central R. R. C ALIFORNIA-: VIA NEW ORLEANS one Southeru Pa Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping:Ca: nd Loulsel New Or od by and bir even cris ‘ 'S JOad Peilows Hall ty | n .‘ ; Paducah (. a 15—) ’ u ch with r y flxed Jand third joy he: | Odd Fellows Hal 1 va have retary pu the DON'T “COVER ER FURNITURE, te Means 1 ts | W as abolitionists that whe ith a pen ku her dismissed the 1th uIENDSHIP. | every second | g¢ City Acsessor J. V. Grief, in a conversation with a reporter yester- lay, made a good suggestion’ which might be considered with profit by at many citizens “T find that @ great many people he declared, ‘re intent on giving in| their valuation low. 1 every day and ask what they value their property at aban MTT ee al BLOOD POISON | ; Worth more, but f have to place their A SPECIALTY dation ob the list, and not my a ~ fini ga y i Padineh sent e.k : 7 a yon Teriar ! member that such tactics will avail | ‘2% Abe Aiea dO 4) bop ag a oN gtr ks * | th CURE IN i 10 360 DAYS and Triumph them nothing in the long run, It , - Lily of the West rent, Meetsithigd sasnrday | stfintly « willonly pile up trouble for the su- would bflve Furnaces. pervisors. The proper valuation will } American people were to continue Call on him and get estimates ont ane Llu EVERY THURSDAY y Friday “a Rule Temp h, at a Paducah every ary 4, Ie) with t | epee Limited ‘Annex yuthern Paci too go tol them | |. n of these ¢ Ma. men t with 107 2s ie lore, GREIF & CHRISTY G. R. DAMIS,; AGENT FOR nue and F s of Hothelehom Tent, No. 58 meets ith nui ay atte in each month. 10¢ sy] their 1) rat "| wag naturally that of He was fre pervisors, gives he placed on the property by the su- t i WASHING for heating your residence, if not the owners, and Tin, Slate and ied Roofer, | whenever a man purposely in _129 8 Thid Bt ssinent loo low, it occasions nany changes in the assessor's books which are very unjust under the cir unstances,"’ ah seems to be Padue infested with The disgruntled vei th at th man W f the g , | teforncr n to tf Twhil | European, $1.00 and up | American, $1.50 to 2,50} No liquors, | cos of inter: | est ant hon jn the sightse ers » Prop. First-class... Horseshoeing and Blacksmithing The only place in the city equipped 1 erat ior Wher e you DR, D. A. AMOS . Homeopathic Physician AL on a thieves— a man’s hous in broad day- bay ley the halls all of a man witl apparel in’ sight. ‘There have| § : tf regiment after a been countless mstances of this class . TV} baseball idiot, ‘Jof larceny in Paducah lately. the Jude. And to thi pajority of which have never been aay well-diessed strat rrr reported to the polive, because what to town Jif he is a smooth good would itdo? Men are met al- ve has 113 OWL 34a a a good overcoat, stolen from the with him a book filled with a ldress "! rack by some sneak thief. of admiring yc lac and } | , sleeve strung ¥ And that Walter Hopkins, Jr., of Little Pe ock, Ark., is the youngest commer: : al man on the road says the field Monitor. He was thirteen years Jold the 25th of November, and A ny i ue i shoe house of C, B. + of the above city noon the road four 8 ago sold Falton. He his territory is Ar- kansas, Wes and = West Kentucky. This young gentlewan was attending school at Dey Ark., but quit school to tr sa bright, hrown-haired, intelligent boy, and is with his business, . » hat and umbre s who enter with the necessary tools to de first+ J. WM. FISHER Master Commissioner, Hae hi Four Over L. D INGURANCE WRITTEN see one Loci re 10 M. ¥ ig to x 4 lass carriage and wagon work. Mt. M ay | evenir ew work a spx an thin I is where the sterner Girls beware. sex THOS. E. MOSS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW’ Street mal Another many young hand many y {are b out amou: vents in pocket, pared to pay for su layouts when they often the case. ‘I young ntown 0 ingly ask a lady t ment tend but he wants to do it of his o will and not be gouged, A give up a dollar, but will fig Deiag gouged out of a ni girls are simply tu of being popular ing themselves chasi off wou their open demand Mr. list. Mr. Green down f simple lad We are going to close out all odds and ends left from our Holiday stock regardless of cost. Many of the best patterns remain unsold and willbe slaughtered. You will be sure to buy if you see the bargains we are offering. Now is the time to buy. Discount on Heating Stove 25 PER CENT. Coal Vases, Buckets, Shovels ani Fire Scts at Cost. Guile « SPECLALS FOR THIS WEEK Mrs. Georgia Eleventh street f Mrs. Lewis Woods is improv Mr. s out of the spending a at Sh Grove, Ky. Mrs. Rhody Trice the country this weck to t of her sick mother. Mrs, Nick Cunnit Eleventh street, nt dinner the first of isted by Miss Rhody Tr present were J, W J. Kish rence Glor kins, Genie Ewen John Wilec How to Preset idery Property, Tn ' y 1 Wi alter “on h months, and a 600 worth of travels alone. 116 South Fourth Mati finger & 60 Undertakers and embalmers, 130 S$ Third his hardly 0 Will not w take 3¢ refresh entertainime ere man Jence Telephone 160 HENRY BURNETT | Attorney - at- Law | Will practice in all the courts 118 South Fourth St., Papveau, Ky le C. A. ISBELL, M.D, &: Physician and Surgeon. Otlice 602 1-2 8, Seventh St. Residence sixth, | OMice Hours 7:30 to 9 a, m,, 1:30 to 3 | Pp. m., 6 to 8 p. m, | | DR, W. ©. EUBANKS, HOM(KOPATHIST, co—406 roadway ¥) Jefferson St ‘OMce Hours 0:10, DR, A, M. COVINGTON, OF METROPOLIS, ILL, Tenders his pre ing from diseases EAR, NOS with wonderful skit taudta to those undertaken: HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Oftce Hours: 7 to9a.m,1103p. m. Ottice, No. 4194¢ Broadway, an kel. their are Mr. U - ger of jona Park, had a good time reviving memories of former s with Mr, Clay Clem- was here Wedo night ew Dominion.’ He and e played together ten ora i 3 Hl at that jtime in the American Dramatic com-|; pany, astrong organization backed by New York and Cincinnati ca ists, They played ‘Themistocles the Greek tragedy, principally, but Mr. Clement remembered one play in the reportoire, a Kentucky story, |that proved a failure because it had tuo many negroes in it. This was because race prejudice was stronger then than now, Mr, Clement and his erstwhile collaborator, Mr. Foppe, ‘had a most enjoyable time recounting their reminiscences in the earlier 8, before Mr. Clement wrote his play, the «New Dominion,’ and bhieved fame as an actor in the de- ul role of °‘Baron Haufenstauf- and is ullow of Cai Woodward is on Heat a tea- a hot, koven and ton G is on the soe ie er pt 24 High Back Solid Seat Sewing Rockers, only 75 cents. 19 Children’s Rockers, plush Seat and back only 90 cents. 36 Large Arm Rovkers, high back, ieather seat, only $1.68. a One lot of Pictures, regular price, 75c, 85c & $:.00, only 50 cents." White Enameled Eagles, brass trimmed worth 85c, only 48 cents. Polished Oak Easles, worth 7éc, only 45 cents 8x10 Picture Frames, giit, steel or copper mok 8-piece Oak Suits, large size bed and dress 8-piece Parlor Suit, Divan, Arm Chair, and Sm Large size Oak Sidevoards, worth $12.50, only $9 SCE x5 just received. Calland see them. Now "1898 Cre scent b Bicycles is the time to have your wheel put in good shape for Spring. ms makes of wheere repaired. James W. Gleaves & Son “TELEPHONE 127 416 BROADW AY ‘ Jerry Lou few months Telephone 12. Helephone my wa ‘ with glass, 16¢ 14 > . all Chair, only $12.00 0 Revs. Balard's “Little Cuba,” | Avclear Havana cigar, 5 cents straight, Oehlscblaeger & Walker, exclusive agents. 3f3 Ben " an i The the t Dr. E awards, Ear, Eye, Nose and| que Threst Specialist, Padu tf. brought S.J. Howard on, Ky., Feb —Rev Howard, 9 noted colored an politician, was | his morning, due to Rey Lexing iford J, preach and republ found dead in bed is supposed death w holism, His chur ul discardec fl him because he to Christmas eve he went to a business meeting of the church drank and told ithe members they hadjko take him S m or levee takes wears a clrelet of dia qucen on her drank excess, Brinton B. Davis, ARCHITECT, Qileo Am.-German Nat, Bank pitudl constipation Please buy and try a box oa torday 5 10, 25 op coats, idand Swanised' to eure by No-To-Tee ror Binty Ceuta, ‘Onaranteed tobaceo habit cure, makes «ea! fensizang, blood pure, 0c 8. All drugs ise,