The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 23, 1898, Page 3

a i 4 eds ITIES rh NORTH: ORTH: EASTino f : NORGH:WEST. EB BEST ORE A HED VARTA Ee vanilla | ler; Or | we on ne f Af alt Ia connect Southern, Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping Car ! Tam Leaving Cinetnnatt and Loutsy Central Raliroad fast “New Orieai a EVERY THURSDAY ye and Sat swith te There their meetiags is one thing abot A few out Rileniciecdpeliisidibtaleicnimainenes mt a8 j change pable in Paducah as the weath- that is the streets, of sunshine can dry them | marvelously brief time, and so ean a hours in a Jury Returned a Verdict of Not Guilty Yesterday Afternoon, Comes to au bnd, Celebrated Murder Case at Beaton to make a house to house canvass and make converts to their faith, If any Mormon ever made a convert in this section, no record was made of it. | few beroic attacks of Old Boreas PORT ne day, however, the streets are March 27 has been chosen as pris et and slushy, and abovt the most} }On Sanday. It is u 1 upon all re- nattractive thing imaginable. The! jsious congregations to give on this xt day, perhaps, they are firm and|day a consideration toward the ¢ most dry, and among the prettiest] jocts : ich the prison assoviatio: Streets in the world, |was founded Padocah churc ss ae | will doubt! 38 observe it Speaking of rain, the oldest prog: | rete Nosticators in Paducah predict thirty according to the best NASHVILLE days more ef rain, ‘That is, they! urkel the time of equal B chicago predict that the weather will be un-| days 1 rove at ( FP JEFFRIES, f) settled, with frequent tains, for a o'e kam. and set 6 o'clock etarnene OnLLMans a month. p.m, For « week or more hereatter , ¢.9 jthe lengthening of the days will be Paducah is honored with a visit/0 slight as to be imperceptible Cam from two more Mormon elders. They | 1h reafier the days will grow stead- meek y have a perfect right to believe as they | !!¥ longer. al 0 Fle | trines as long as they do not conflict} Business failures in the United with good government, and the rights |S st week numbered 208 2 1? of others. Mormon’ Kiders have| a 6 the same week a year Al P A... | been here before. however, and have! ago; in Canada last week there were iy FAL 2 [been denied the use the school | twenty-seven failures, compared with VIA NEW ORLEANS| Houses ia the county in which to bold fifty last year, Evidently these are ‘These new ones hope! prosperous times. ——S ———————————————— ENOS COLLINS ACQUITTED, TANDY REEVES Committed to Jail This Morning | on a Charge of Robbery. | | He Dentes That He Robbed John} Smith, Colored, of S6, THE NEGRO. By His Muscle and Industry Barred Im- migrant Labor in the G@LORED | DEPARTMENT. South. First-class... While the northerr did gain the lion’s share of the Furopean ite ma Horseshoeing and migration, the southern states sill * STORMED, revived a minor part. ‘There were | Rev, 8:, K Cotter, pastor of the Blacksmithing seattored all over the south immi- | Trimble Street Christian church, was} ,,, is Fsnae grant laborers, from Germany, Brit-] stormed laet Monday night about] The only place in the city equipped ain, Ireland and New England, But {10:80 o'clock. Among the prime! with the necessary tools to do first- it was a notorious fact that these} movers of this surprise were Mes- never competed wit dames Lulu Boyd, Martha Dugger | class carriage and wagon work, Tho moat of them were c Easter Boyd, 8 Dd , Ruthie i aan exempted from t} Hoyd, Mollie Dugger. They lett| Ballding}oew work:s specialty. by any rior kp 1 r many things needful for the suste- session of means, Wh nance of the body. The elder and| |319 COURT STREET 319) never compe family wish to return to them their! —— expa inding ind best wishes and thanks, and hope| Me mich ac atgood they may come again. Established 1855. ENTERTAINED, one ll say i " bas a ene 8 aay it wa . ei ‘ r Lest Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock the level of degraded slaves, by f the residence of Miss J h : wy i eee 525 Campbell street, the Gold- | onnson ng the ame manual pursu sislmrenta kak be ub, of the Washington eves to woo multitude h, met and was enter-| Foundry and Machint.. | to yeomanry of Devotional exercises were| laborine | conducted hy Rev, S$. R. Cotter. Gh Chik Sen ie Mrs. A. W. Watkins, the president, | Company sua ot thal 3 presided, Those present were: | oid fi soy ofa Mesdames A, W. Watkins, presi- i he ka Dawson, vice president ; Steam Engines, Boilers negto's work” never Young, treasurer; Lousia! — oygg Fronta, Mill Machinery an née fi w. chaplain; Jennie Queens, Ss. R.’ Cotter, Mollie * ' halt on, J. W. Hawkins, Bila Sti-| AP Tolpress aud Tron Pittings, the S. L. Mansfeld, Mary Ander- Castings of ail kinds, ir Kosa Phillips, Letiie Long. | j fo, th ary Commons, Housman Lee, Vina] PADUCAH, KY cor ible. Misses Hattie a McCree. Messrs GREIF & CHRISTY! | Incorporated 1583. | Bob Machen, Rev. $. R. Cotter and ‘ eae | John Vinegar. All had a most de- ti lightful time. The following is the| . menu Salmon salad Celery slaw Undertakers and erbelmers, Chicken Coffee | sro 4 Sea Sherbet Cream. — ‘The next meeting of the club will Rose & Paxton. Gye you All Kinds of FIRE ‘eas HASUTANCe TORNADO | Over Citizen’s Saving Bank. | CuT HALE IN TWO Wal} Paper, per roll Fifty-cent Window Shades for.. 3ic .80¢ \ | | | | | Hand-made shades in any size. * Picture frames{made to order.§§jFine paper hanging done in any part of the county by i FOURTH STREET 18 | NORTH FOURTH NOR’ STREET . . Look for the Big Sign wheu you get on Fouith street. “ad in Its IS THE RECORD 500 WE MAKE, lay afternoon of the th inst ae | tory?” with Mrs, Lettie Long, et North| iE ri Mare UR stock of staple and fancy groceries is ica Kamin . vr Tandy Reeves, colored, who is| official eer ee : a complete and up-to-date. Splendid line The case of the commonwealth 1 > | of canned good Our meat ket is against Enos Collins forthe murder of | entioned elsewhere as being charged nt ginter| Dr. J. KE, Haynes, of Calhoun, | of canned goods. Our meat market is Will Hampton, near Benton, which! With knocking John Smith ‘of G r They con- | school lent of MelLean| DEALER It | unexcelled, having A etAaa in the line of ene a : opolis, O., in the bead with a brick| * get hack | county Lin writingag fresh andjs was called in the Be enton cireust court 1 onsidetable eowaultatio ith wit. {Ws Warranted after police court this | de he hope vave ready for the pres | Cor. th and Trimble. sienna con a D Jor trial, {Morning on a charge of robbery, and | got ldn't| by the latter part of June or early in} Canned Gosds of All Kinds. gth and Trimb! ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD |" & ted yesterday, Collins being | arrested by Officers Hoyer aud) t hae fee lente of the Presbyterian| #¥€e delivery to all parts of the city, : acquitted ars : he students of ie Presbyterian Soe ‘daind Time bie tm eect Jansary There was some little trouble in| Reeves was taken before Judge! “Well, Ts mtand seminary at Louisville, white, have Cor. 7th and Adame, Wall Decorating vetting a jury. T Jar panel Sanders and in default of bond com. | t " established a mission for colored — ‘ j ; ed to ja e de ge nd. W ae Is our business, our pastime, our de was exhausted and only obtained Mitted to jail. He denies the charge 1 people je F e, me sion | "heat ci. The balance ot the fury Dut on account of his reputation, not| over 1 Sisco |light. We should like the job of dec ot us then made up from the bystand- ™Uch reliance is placed in his denial. | t RATITUDE, orating the great wall of China, but {© wana te cer ae i «ten Pibbenoe The case will come up tomorrow for| ton 8 The lite Senstor Bruce” had {for} CITIZENS’ | will be content if you will let us deco. 7 nat til a trial { * years pported the widow and V jrate a few walls in your house. Do én : ; henced to examine master, who SA INGS jthey need it? Oh, yes; you can’t get nS m soam| Agreat deal of the evidence was They| BANK, | of that, and we ass Hu eto ae ak lexcluded, which greatly shortened upon : : awall in need of 4 ic decoral me title AP else a" veutardia'n w 226 Broadway, Paducah, Ky. | Bare walls denote a bare pocketbook a | : pgp on wh er they H or little consideration of the beautiful ’ ry Wook: eae. in the a wb eae Eibdoeaa whan ah IBut your pocketbook 44 all Hight and eee iat eae rae eer ay vslave. He had acquired the | Sapital and Surplus, $120,000.09 | you know a good thing when you s At Owensboro. © pra : | jury retarn da verdict of not guilty enapoces euwvoces coedeces: | iuiiiment: of an education from the| om Simms ohms teem. sispeland the detesdunt Wes ieleaied. tutor of his master's son, and felt a/ ie W. 8. GREIF Cinctana’ m Uden | Asw embered, he killed i gratitude that expressed itself in this| Open from $a. m, to3 p.m. On Sate oura Roray— No No FO] wil aimpton at a barbecke last RIVER BULLETIN ‘The P. D, Staggs is due here to-|mmanner when he learaed that they| urday nights from 7 to 8, urcinctanast sm). pa Me a be Cairo, 34.5, rising |night out of the Cumberland river] were in needy circumstances.— | ’ we : a attanoog Pe falling jand vearee on her dye to Water-] Washington telegram to the Chicago | interest Pail onTime De asits 7 5am] incinnati, rising Hoo. tomorrow afternoon. Record. a | TROUBLE IN MARSHALL, Evansville, 33.8, rising | The &. Dunbar is duc bere tonight | p - | pave oe an jout of the Cumberlind river, bound OUR SAT oss: Is rapidly becoming the favorite with the people of this city, It leads al) t | bs sara Ming rd fallic ‘or Evansville. The Tennessee is] The next lecture of the series will] OFFICERS. others, for the reason that it is {One Man ‘Tells Another to Wind Qe y fall : | eo epee afternoon out of] be next Friday evening; and, 20 they | Jas. A. Ru DY " Prosident | : . e 8, falling w ‘Wild Suwanee,’’ bound for the! say, it has come our time to talk, AXTON .. | _ Susiness. ! poe ’t Cashier | Up. Business. Howie Cis They say we ate to face an audience | B+ RUDY aot Ube ABSOLUTELY PURE ; The Obio river reeched the danger|in the twilight snd the dawn at the] Lapa 4 a David tiliod line at Cincinnati last night. C.M.B. church, Well, marbe we DIRECTORS. - ear ages ‘. . s Island, tee om Cincin-| il. We hope asil be able. We . A. RuDy, Jas, R. SMITH, wonrn » oe [Vor He Intends to Kill Him Hey Paducah, 81.2, rising | The Jobe Bivens trom One paver Hees GEY Lana celts Ot teiking TAS A RoUS! BANG, Waianim HANDLED IN BOTTLES AND BY THK KEG BY Leave Maducab F Ov , ee ean nati, is due to pass down for New| bever # } : Je ea fl 3 - kore ate Declares 5 ONES betaaneny wealbiary ric ais aie extej! fu the way and manner herein|E Kamuziun, — W.¥ Faxron, ) 1 vy 1 ‘ on | ead - juence at the wharf | : ta ety Labied from ede his, ie bor vous as each dnouesdloy day | mea | é pa ALINU J xm] There has heen considerable ex There was no Evansville boat to.) 0ue this afternoon on her way (0/151. the time nearer, we ask th = * ergdotl, Proprietor. Tenth and Madison streets |citement prevailing in the neighbor: | day on account of tt i | Cincinnati. ; When in Metropolis J. Bergdotl, Proj ~ : een foe thetuat — aglas . ue Oo! ea cic re which) hs Gas Bowler. #ii hae prayers of the praying ha the) mop ob tbe ephone 101, Orders filled until 11 p.m P lays over what promises to be She is unde repairs he barge in tow, both of which are load- P agens STATE HOTEL Soda Pop, Seltzer Water and all kinds of Temperance Drinks. as trout tween Gus * there is only one boat in that ed with corn, will leave this after The funeral of Mrs, McClure, who ™ . Anderson, says the Ben © present on for Yazoo river without fail.| died last Monday, took place this . s h ei = MDIsk VaNike wal ont for Cairo| The barge is one they recently pur-|ternoon at. the | Washington-atreet ee . wn eee “TESTABL - : o © were informed that Lents went today. el from the steamer Chattanoo-| Baptist church, It was attended by | ¥°°* ae i P . v! » Anderson the other day and told ‘owle left this m a. The Fowler lay at the upper nense crowd of sorrowing| Between 4th and 5th on Ferry et | ; tif he bad any business t Dover, Tenn., after a tow of | incline last night loading corn that She was an old respected| - poe | i ‘ ' ter | Deede attention he had better pber was brought in on the railroad. r tot the above-named chureh,| ‘ and | atte st away, that he bad) The Charolette Boeckeler 1 The river here is rising , hing indeed were the scexes| J, S, GANSTER | " m and would do it! morning for the upper Cu ly and the gauge showed " ‘ over all that was mortal of! 4 GE N ERA d \S and the third Mon: | river after a tow 6f ties, which she there being a rise Her remeins were laid to res Notarv Public} i . will take to St. Louis during the Irst 24 hours. in Oak Grove cemetery. The pi | ( fal « fson came (0 (OW) St: | ——— a rs ftor, Rev, Je W. Hawkins, preacher AG ENTS. . Donovan, ©. A, © a wy permission to carry ROMANTIC MEETING sGIsT. |" iful sermon i testhnony of] AND SOLICITOR OF | oe eee , <I weapons, so that he could ! ONE VIEW OF THE DRUGGIST. |) : PENSION CLAIMS iw ee ne eee | == lefend himself. We are informed | : - Ameri ‘itattention given (LOlephone 174. PADUCAH, KY that I asked fi 0 | Advancing Civilitation May Some Day isonda wins nak al Prompt and thorough‘attention give og aay : ee Bad iii ston ag 1 Crowd Out His Calling 1 wd ane Beas cave Gil to all case We have been unable to ascertain | 0 dueah Insurance and}, 1 hack. Sabsctibs for the Sux; it'e| Vouchers f : SCIENTIFIC AND FIRST-CLASS ! | ai mH ; a Paducah Insurance Nan and) , ' } pensions care the cause ¢ the difMficul t is *1 « y cents a week i} Ithonght by those who are acquainted a aa County Girl, er of = Oflice, 714 Sou ING The Rib aac Pilling? It te be” hoped (hak | cin The war between the Kentucky|~—, Pe aracias ai < REPAIRING be their passions will subside and that | ¢¢ is Not Known Whether or Not | ‘ ver, Standard and the Midland Review} ¥#t nal heme hpi yinaale Route their bevter judgment will become ; jat the same tim goes werrily on. So far, the Midland | Wo dead . “| EB BING {the dominant power in deciding an age Wilt Result, medicines are sol i Review scems to have the better of | Milburn P | The tron Mountain Rote, |their actions and therehy a tragedy sell eo largely that he does 1 it. Speaking of its past it says:|] pet us scek ish some: | | be averted, 4 lain A hile aus “The past. record of this journal | chy pe t whieh ) i Toxas and Pr ‘cific and | A pale - Tornentia meeting took pe { the commur e pharmacist | eaks for itself, From its first iss to SHOE f Wascal iu one Ail work guaranteed. Sut aeePata Railways! An Ota Doctor’s Favorite, | Wave tn The Hille Nillage of Coy. thie) of to-day is not an original investiga 19 the last, it has never hesitated t0 | Mei or's king tow, eva it iis de is | Dr. L. M. Gillam, who practiced Cherry. an favicnans nar ct BEATE | oor nk Riis: and Linite condemn southern lynchigns in no} without tt Saces of ts ooald I {medicine over forty years, originated. | Cah Aud Miss Lola, Roland. ot} %,'° | uncertain terms, It has argued tor! pishop Coleman ‘ d an ‘i a U used and claimed that Botanic Blood ey Ny Ai TNO On| are sent h the true education of the black man| - Court Street bet. 2d and 3d. FAMOUS - SUNSET - LIMITED m,(B. B, B.) which bas cow nee heldoid 7 ihe macy ¥y cians, Every} e und fuller justice to him, and it now] No matter what your prejudice ng Ag |been in use about fifty-five years,was gon tie, whil Ri haya thar er adept in his art, w uch with the | condemns as abhorrent and dastardly | may be against another form of wor- rain without an cna one 4 ‘cod Putitier | 20m ¢, while they b wie of ti @ come to be consid- |, pi 5 & . i n | enn mene . St, wou 0:8) B. tne, Tuerday | the best onic and Blood Purifier nor seen each other, saya the Benton course of me see My Aid oi y the iven by certain self-ap-| ship t the one which you ha An om drab aiven due word, ib us ried ered ab rade rat an wy c gro leaders that the south-| chosen, you will find, if you eearch hy AT? RS 10 Los ANGELES fal to cure the most malignant ule) 9) out a we : rofewsion, while the druy gist iS) ern negro should rise up and shed the! carefully, that, according to God’s WwW H ‘SIXTY i Ws, sores, rheumatiom catarrb, and Aone Geen rene rg ame Poked upon in the light of « skilled /jood of southern whites. Do these| ideas, one creed and church, oak cists jal skia and blood diseases, Beware 5 . mae laborer. ‘The most successful drug- | gavisers wish to bring about the ex-|ter which, has just as much license | ar : Mr. Cherry learned of this fact ¢ tt aor ‘ 8 \t » has j | . of substitutes, Use this standard) o.4 on last’ Sunday came over to| £m* Of the present time is not he tinction of their people in Ameriva?|tolive as your own.—Rev. OC. H. | remedy. Price per large bottle, $100. | j.'y pacing Over *0 | who mixes his druge moat s We can not think so More Chris-| Eaton. | ot A AyENA ARVRUAL DOCTORS satLRD, | Ceeta: EOE ® horse and boggy and | but he who has the busines capacity | tien n his race afew] i be d-tashioned j St. Louts, Mo. - . * | went down to see her. to make hie ehop profitable to him. | days s ard Carroll,ot|, There will be an old-tashione Lhave been afflicted with Catarrh; Our informant dida’t say whether te he druggist least skilled |<, " i s Su | Kentucky oyster supper given by the ry = es It ia often the druggist least sk South Carolina, addressing $000 Sua he: for many years, although all sorts of it would result in a marriage or not. > t $ AJ |My Choice club at the residence of | ' in the art of pharmacy that possesses | day school workers at Sumpter. ‘Live > ay jmedicines and several doctors did ! 1 Mr. J. W. Clark, on North Tenth | their best to cure me. My blood was! PRs cnpactty , on friendly terme with th» southern | ircot tonight, Oysters will be in| |very impure, and uothing eyer bad AGETYLENE 4s sgt le not areesonable to. beliers)/whive peoples Help to run dows and st nasace. Mrarybody invited. | Jany effect upon the disease until I spi de> fhe AB Fe int DROS WO a aimeiny. puBe®, Over Mrs. Mary Clark, captain. THE SAW EDGES | used that great Blood Remedy known A knowledge of hygienic living, o su | who commits criminal assault ’ La ' | wed that gre v0 i The Light of the Future | ject in which great intereet is being ltect and defend all women with your! Mr, W. H. Mansfield, of South D1 as Botanic Blood Balm, (B. B, B.) ject in oh may ane : and detend all women your) | Mr. . , of Sou OE YOUR 4 few bottles of which effected an en-| Why not be independent and own| t** ged. bi Hite, snd. wa siall have. a manlood| Seventh street, og the'sick list, The '98 mode: ot the N D is ball rh Itire cure, I reeummend 1t to all who! your own gas plant which will give] lee ang Wess demancs i apong Ce Fee Mes Ne! Sell Del ace, John NiGRO te vary ill 8 hao 8S OCC: e New Densmore 1s ba I ANDI N( fave catearh, 1 refer to any mer-| four times more light than ondiaary | Wie of ayer, i may be proud of. In this way we can stop) | Mr det Mr and firs Aw sied, Dearing in all. See eemple with f INU hant or banker of Athens, Ga,, and gas oF electric lights at one half the| apa A iyochings . Hot Bends aud tools ———— . sso cr oar of wea ea aoe at hel cil oti roe tae inn be A Weim | ©, B, STARKS, (( I | Wh | ; RR. Saveren, stores, factories, hotels, residences| Sieviating ! paveriyac ded inale all Lhare,ralail New Civ Steam Lacnpur. tt y, + 00 vd « 0 oe i anc » you te ALLAN! vor sale by droggists. and country homes; safer than ordi-| foo apd cixitinatitn fee ete Agent for Densmore, Yost and Caligraph pero ona nary gas or kerosene lamps. Ap. | ave Ho time to ra patel (Beein GARTIge tna teentan act $100 Reward, $100. \Typewriters. Supplies for all standard Are smoothed by special ae proved by ali the Boards of Under-| 4" Prin ‘ “hed . Ms : . be aed Lo machines. machinery, There's co Being informed that parties are! writers throughout the United States, | “em up by the } Joss we mistaxe, preciesly such extra cost for these ser- |’ homes m the the city solicit-| We want a first-class azent in every|cary’s waree. And #, | vice the southery black men will bear : = = ‘ numbers, and attempti rit he druggist will f and heed eveatually.’? | vies, Send your work it we numbers, and attempting| town, Write for catalogue and? rugs ‘ ‘ = Riis sor laches 200 | to intlueace orders by claiming they | prices, main an important 1 a | HENRY M MMEN, Jr. and we will eall for it were sent out by the city authorities; |)" Pre Acerynene Gas Macuine Co ,| community in which h <e . 1d I hereby give notice that none are rarer Aktan Obig’ | establish bimaclf—Linnincott’s Te concert given at the A. XL E.| sti y mpowered to make such claims, and - ‘ —_—— “= ust Monday evening a) iit toe | * St af Sieam Laundry citizens are warned against being in-| Get your gasoline stove ready for} Snappers, salmon and school fish|* in every way a hae ° fluenced by then. summer Use, a Givens will re-]10c per pound at T. D. Harris’ ‘There will be no sel*-improvement! grea A thoroughly equipped Book-making plauwy. Leech Block, ; Very respectfully, pair it cheap, Corner Sixth and|*Phone 185, 124 South Second] until we are conscious that we nea! ™ You need send nothing out of town, 120 North ourthy 2352 Jas. M. Laxc, Mayor. | Trimble sireets, tf Jstreet. 22m2* improvement. If all were satisfied] %2it Patent Flat-Opening Books BROADWAY ” - 5 f ¥