The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 10, 1898, Page 3

PRESIDENCY OF “7Arp, d V AuLiNo1s CENTRAL RAILROAD mere foment | vat TE reatnal be Development ‘Thne Table tn ete: WRITTEN AT OM SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS ur nas Cental. R. BLACK SMITHING vee od REPAIRING pe ((MARORNL HORSESHOEING | All work guaranteed. FA. W. GREIF, Sourt Street bet, 2d and 3d. mrt: Sumast Manlted Annes] PY ZY | IN TWO th y ngly no injury. |, mes A. c Ss. | | | “0.B.STARKS and these day in AGENT Caligraph 'G, CG. LEB: AND I af Densmore TYPEWRITERS: mae & Paxton =~ Insurance SUPPLIES LE i Over Citizen’s Saving Bank. > Mary B. fi ‘Greif & Go "GENERAL INSURANCE |\Telephone 174. Wall Paper »’ 4& Window SHAKES MW. S. GREIF PROMPT ATTENTION ‘Telephone No. THE PLUMBER ood OLORED > DEPARTMEN used at the present timo, These gen= eral reasons for the return of ani v available hilldog, wo trust, will cuse 08 from giving dnytling or offering triticism in any par cage, With thanks for y we aro very truly your “MYR fet fan Fsillone of the Office, P. rot. Franklin 33. Dexter, of Yale | ecretary of the Yale cor- paration, hag been delving into the history of the presidents of the uni« and the result of his ronrches isinteresting. Hesays: “It is a fact not generally known that the first head of the collegiate school, es tablished by the legislature in 1701 as Yale, was called reotor instead of |4 Physician Says It Is More Beneficial president, an@ that from this office ene Daytias Soot gradually frose the office and func-| “Ji is better to sloop 6 i nd By tionsiof the modern president of the |in the daytime, at night is ; r ; . university.» The first rector was | 3 mucl r hoot Fe Is Abrahain Pierggn, Ie was a Harvard ah { man, ry ney be that Yale's fond- | from ok arvana dates back to tho }n indiv tome to that university tose- | tional le m i first president or rector.” hen Tey. Dr. Pierson was chosen ast Noe Yale was at Saybrook, Conn. . Dr. Andrews, of Milford, was the nd rector, and it was during his career that Yale was removed to ae Tlis duties were targer tha those of Dr, Pier nave Wa Ot a supervisor of tu the duties of the rector 1 d with those of the board s of an academy or coll LOUISVILLE AND MEMPHIS DIVISION NowTH HOUND No 2 ‘Orleans, Tv Jackson, Miss. Lv Memphis Ly Jackson, Tenn. 1 1055 am " 1 It is not the oldest and most ubio- uitous resident whe or with his own city. Ohighege eet ky . of Night Police Barber desired to gd to the “Nae Mt plant, pight before pilot him t porter undertook to iinet | , The two wandered rae athe First ward until they actoss the Flournoy warehouse, wo or three blocks from the plant, a]end ona different street, and clude] it was the y There ‘}/notasign of light, however, an d just aout concluded the ace was shut up for the night when aman came along and vouchsafed information that led to the discovery of the right place, The chief regards it as a good joke, All communications and mat-| A fers of news pertaining to this rolumn should be addressed to C.W. Merriweather, 221 al Seventh strect, cil oul nur courted eopm 10.05 pm spn 1 tion with the —Piti Through Weekly eer St para | Tourist Sleeping Caz At ionse Ht To 2 AT Loulsville Sourn BouND— Noi ‘Ly Cincinnati Loutss tlle Ly Owensboro Ly Hopkinsville Ly Bvansy Ly Contra fr bade LP Ar? noah enlton Ar Jackson, Tenn. Ar Memphia. Ar Jackson, Mies ne gs 7 ene was { - a | am am 605 There was a lively fisticuff in the First ward a day or two ago between | « the clerk at a North side grocery and another young man, ‘The clerk stood bis ground valiantly for a short tim but finally being vanquished, made a bee line’? for the store, quite a lit- : | tle distance off, He rushed in, pant- ing and puffing, snd sank into « chair. What're you ruoping for?” ly asked his employer use Lean’t fly, you idiot,’ Was the trite but very expressive re- tort. Since then, according to re- ports, he has not indulged in the lux- ng {uty of a fight to any notable extent. " + ath eis aun tN Wall Paper, per roll or at New Sri a Fifty-cent Window Shades for Nontm nouxD darkne Animal - 1% pm test 22pm, ti 4:40 p ut 1250 a my, +. Tap my, size. Picture fr part of the county f des in any ames mad: 16am in- in-law of D a . He hada trial of ten weeks, It had been complained of Dr. An- 1s NORTH FOUR TREET BY juiril NOR nt rot RTH Teel STREET Metropolis 4 erive Paducab 0.0.0 All rains ru aatly except those, ma get on Fourth A well known young society man of Paducah returned from a pleasure trip to Hlinois a few days ago minus his hat. The young man in question is very fond of the ladies, and while on the train devoted a great deal of time to watching the fair travelers, If he happened to be in. the smoker when a young lady got aboard, he aightway crossed from that caro ies’ coach to get a better look ather It was duriug one of these periodic trips that he crossed the platform and his smug Stetson was snatched by a ruthless wind and whirled far out into the desolate The tra went on as if chad happened. He looked longingly atthe headpiece until it was po longer visibl nd then bor- rowed a lat from the news-butch to wear home, igh, and when it tter was really a land man the trustees y dismissed him. , where, the Y: his career was that of a » uncomfortable man, was learned that C rol En summar went to Bo: “Whe rry Puliman ter larg ‘8 and mM f Yal ae He or Information wah M. Hans REMOVED ! STEAM LAUNDRY To No, ‘orth Fourth St, New Machinery Sein Good Work Satisfaction” Guaranteed, ‘i 107 SOUTH STC onp| SUE GREIF & Gtk. First-class Horseshoeing and i Blacksmithing tat Golion RB y 7 ee xls, n often occasions The other mght meeting of the Home uncil Shaniber at the J, W. YOUNG & SON, [sty Meyer tangs one of cials, and Councilman Elliot, » TELEPHONE 200. also. a member, The Mayor 4 ba) G. R. DANMIS, pied the mayor's chair, » * , the mayor ati at Qouncil- AGENT FOR Front Rank ¥ and Triumph Some matter Coy, eat Dr, Lan Furnaces. forgot where 1, pet ibe ra remarks. Mr Call ov him and get estimates for heating your res Eliott ar 43 he does at meetings Tin, Slate and Iron R’yofor, of the ked out into the 1 8. Tha st an there wa Forum in th ing n the city equipped A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD LAWYER Kansas Has an Infant Prodigy in Byron Howse Gilbert, ‘ait (7 y hall k and wagon wor PADUCAH, KY ow work a 319 COURT STREET 319) The Ardmore, between street specialty to te up was for ouncil, and bey 2 atiomen tloor ate! eter "T iiterwoon Media t Mow gave up ie w ASILINGTON, D.C. ng ts ine European, $1.00 and up American, $1.50 to 2,50} “| DON’ lence, 73 nr aa mw innocent, CU has been mi est. ant home for tow in the city. WOOD WOOD) the It ry bl Mrs. G. Tenn. , was in days, the Iti t Fra to res’ rumored that the kfort wi x0. gislature ask Queen Victoria he ¢ ay Maybe his work w of the br e about » repair DA, AMOSS pro eed for some fat ia uotil realize! ainenile Physician Sia that he wa tL a council weeti and why *o many smiles were dire Je ethim, Mayor Lang had | trausportation to leave the city, : A ‘ {always deemed advisable to The b , ; : 4 ha A. S. DABNEY, [pee ® DENTIST, 6 BROADWAY, Fulton, Paris, Tenn., or Cairo, 11 however, No matter to HENRY BURNETT Attorney - at-Law what dis- tance they desire to go, the Mayor]? ‘ thor J s Feels like one © r as his oflice at jivforms tl ! an 2 : ae Seer ‘ Will practice in all the courts rks. © ti b her, yhas been in the visiting her aunt Burks. Dave Pity t fixed up etal i and economic We are realy to put a job of as | Q mm into your © that will give ye : facts anoyance than you ever experienced before. ED D. HANNAN 132 South Fourth Street-Telephone 201 Mayor Lang a new] AVC has adoptet as adopt city Mr hest. y Do ye found the patiper appropria- Laphitae juandered. When th for more h End Ww ‘ood Yard Burks left J. FISHER Ky. on a visit of “1 wTaster Commissioner, | ~ Yeverend | kson. Mrs. G. H Columbus, w days and the hed tran Jo Princeton yesterda wM OBERT Ss BEER | Is rapidly b ends all Up-stair Some Whose lig Whose g And all t The issue s Isabel I m that his passes are gocd | rh snes to only certain 4, and issues en them to. which of these INSURANCE WRITTEN places the applicant desires to. go. SNES eity th s rid of its paupers & nominal expense, ¢ favorite with the people of thia city, It ever one oll rs, for the reason that it is ABSCLUTELY PURE IN BOTTLES AND BY THE KEG BY AM BOTTLING CO. Tenth Orders Il kinds of Temper D liam & Gowilen, Attorneys-at-Law, Bb REPER BY PERME HAN PA DUC the wish) attended rht no doubt " were in operation, A x of urchins ran up and down the and fighting and cre- ating such a disturbance that even 1 policemen in the back seats felt Hed upon to go out and curb their hilarity. They remained around the opera house long after they should have been at home in bed, Speaking of the Curfew will certainly be passed next It now has eight votes as it st including that of Councilman Clark, whose absence Monday resulted in its defeat. In addition Councilman who voted agaiust it, says he will vote for it if the hours are changed, prohibiting children being out later than 7 o'clock p.m, in’ the winter tie and 9 o'clock in the sum mer. These hours are 2 o and the ordinance may AND THROAT! conform to Mr. Jones’ sugges- os ie rick noon end t People who house last n Carfew sViiwe, Ky AW her circle | Equrr ng lady he had quain 118 South Fourth St., Papvean, Ky {84 SION TO sireet howlin: W. R. CLEMENT, baci D Ph, 6 Hours— \« 8.2010 11.00 a.m. pan pat DR. Y%. C. ane HOMCOPATHIST, wdway vthing but a most pleasant sojourn] — courevinne ridelity and Ca ur midst, Jobin stites, society meets | Ruts Trimble Street nd Madison streets ed until 1 pam e Drinks, y Co Fidelit al RADE BICYCLE 7D BICYCLE SUNDRIES. NoT SUITABLE FOR USE How a Bulldog Sent a Dramatic Man- ager Was Declined. 1 B. Rice, the mabulldog halet- Lwas 1 evening PADUCAK stian churc! nt prog a very large ed, The birthdays of y yaton and Undertakers and embaimers, mt Washit iY law, it Ay time. vls, We may give advice Teiephone sive conduct. 190. irs 010, DR, A, M. COVINGTON, OF METROPOLIS, ILL. Wenders his professtoval services to a! from diseases of the ETE, EAR, NOS! with wonderful skill and « spe to those ui HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D, Physician and Surgeon OMee Hours: 17 to9a,m,1to3p. m, (Office, No, 41949 Broadway, Brinton B. Davis, ARCHITECT. Office Am,.-German Nat. Bank a} Jones cradles 0 5.50 Don't fail t rettlest whe Benjamin ast of whic s and Soc We hear a great deal of men, of the rights of the rights of the colored the rights of the Indian rights of illiterate ¢ yp nothing of th it of the race, dren. The following dere i Friday + Benton's room hol to those wheels t 180 § Third remember the place, Paducah Cycle Works, North Fifth pear , very iis ID Ils WE_ MAKE. neat market in line of the rights Don't fail to call women people, of and of the but little of the best of the ¢ pent t than they d you will find it a together taxing. le have org \ troda It ths balmy » us and the spring poet ase of his penci', he w ess was abou it into th rere fou e3, If policemen would happen along as promptly when they are needed in | 'y day life as they do in the | there would be mighty good com- munities all over the county, When-| giving ever the heroine wants a “cop,’? one! meckly r enogray inevitably happens along. Whene|'I'vo days } fancier re ever one is wanted in real life he haps! ceived hack the accompanied pens along—about two days after} ly ornate note he’s needed, nation pee siiracied. to eare} Through a you | bein We have Renee} ecm wholly Of course, court wit s h hil ox had been ¢ dd upon had y it 1 will be ren 1 princi coln At one si yoys was on trig val thy tie Lin liyron Ww i horus ‘Troy school aged in making Miss ce Lyre by the f exy of » Wher the Amen Cor und *Prouble in the s Ophelia Bro Recitation—Mel Song—School, Concentration State Senator ©, J. Bronsten, in! oo an interview at Lexington, denies that he has declared himself out of the carofy) race for congress next fall, and says ly sorry that, it does he was misanderstood, He admits for our at day Judge G tae per M Ma use $ wit ews Summary—lloward THOS. E. MOSS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 116 South Fourth Street, An uprising of moonshiners is threatened in Cleburn county, Ark,, owing to the arrest of seven men and the destruction of five illicit stills. "The prosecuting attorney has wired fur a force to protect the citizens, that a breach with ex-Senator Black- burn, whom he accuses of double dealing in the matter of the Wiley confirmation, and says he thinks Mr, Blackburn should have had more! consideration for his judgment, Secretary yw ilson, of the agricul. | tural department, has left Washing. | ton for a weeks’ visit to the Caro. linas and Florida, tobacco growing sections of Florida, He will inspect) with it the Sea Island cotton region and the! aware that many besides quality 1 cept of by | tion of any part x dos necessarily imply that it is lacking in . This and a hundred other rea- |sons may cause the rejection of an {offered bulldog without reference ot | its intrinsie worth. ‘The simple fact of refusal, cor siderations govern the ai | he re ar anec therefore, does not carry any adverse judgment as to the ‘cellence of the bulldog, but it is le and in t) him. Ife would g with the boy and explain the law as it applied to the facts. —Boston Herald. Benton bi very interesting instructive feature of to which the patron free to attend, If a man offers to bet nineteen men out of twenty thcir income it will make bis he ea svi to thigh ol twauty p a yo ve Just » you |BOOKB 2 of Nast i'send noth A thero' You nee uy know pling. Patent Flat-Opening Books sniwrathan P. F. LALLY, Went avi. i INDER making plant. of town, BROADWAY