The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 25, 1898, Page 4

” FEAST HERE! Upon this maichless array 6f money: all present or past attempts at barga supremacy to prudent buyers. where, This s ‘> people's money- ther large lot sample underwear ting of tadies: sort skirts, handsome embroidered | drawers and muslin gowns, | th from 50 to 75¢. Slight! Trice 39¢ Others at 75¢ and $t and 2.00, Shirt Waist Sacrifice Three hundred new shirt waists, in all new patterns—percales and cham: brays. These waists range in price from 50 to 75¢ Reduced to 39 Silk waists, silk skirts, new spring checks and m y in such profusion it is impossible to give prices on all, Ask to see our skirts ever offered before FREE coupon ticket Just received Worth $1.50 Call and see it, Size Our motto: We sell and we keep ev 215 BROADWAY. & Values here are never equalled else °f Millinery Department A beautiful imported real Siyr THE BAZAAR ...215 BRO!DWAY DON’T MISTAKE THE PLACE LOOK HERE! RAILROAD AC ACCIDENT. ing chances, that overshadows ing. Every item proves our saving store. Great sale on stylish trimmed hats. put on sale amt exquisite line of tylishly trimmed hats-—exact copies of arisian pattern hats at 84.00 and 5.00. These are the very acme of millinery style, We sell you niceiy trimmed hats at $1.50, 2.00, 2.50 and 3.00--the greatest assortment to be found in the city. We show you style after style, hat after hat, until you find just what you want Hair goods of every description at lowest possible prices. Splendid hair switches, all shades, 75¢ and $1.00. Col ored bangs and switch complete, soc at $1.25 and 1.50. No such values were rug, worth $5.09, with every $25 cheap, we sell a heap, erlastingly at it. Monuments. wif g, We have in stock a fine line of finished monu- ments which | Must be Sold | For thirty duvet mw) we will for Cash sayihing P allishesl age in the stuck at | REMARKABLY LOW PRICES... Call and see our stock and prices. No other yard in the south has as fine an assortment of the latest styles | and designs. J, E. Williamson & Ce, 119 North Third strees, Paducah, Ky, ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MA'L- zepuieyale and East. DEPART P.O, risa m 5pm am Memphis and South, St. Louis and West. 145.am 54pm yille and Ohio River Points. 10:00 a m (daily except Sunday ) Steamboat due W Benton and N.C, & St. L. South, 10:10pm 6.00 LOCAL MENTION. MAYFIELD EXC EXCURSION. The I, O, O. F. special train will} Jeave Paducah Union depot at 8:30) a. m., Tuesday, April 26. Fare for the round trip 75 cents. Tickets; will be good going on ail trains of | April 26 and returning next day J.T. Doxovan Agent. Typewriter for Sale. In perfect condition, brand new,in fact. A Wi'liams typewriter for $60.00, and a Blickensderfer for $35.00. Inquire at the Sen Of fi tf COURT AT MURRAY C CLOSED. Ocmumiaslts Attorney Howell wasin the city Saturday night en route home from Murray, where ine held court. The civil docket begins today. Dr. Edwards, Ear, Eye, Nose and Throst Specialist, Paducah, tf. GOOD SANITARY SHAPE. ‘The sanitary inspectors report the city in a splendid,condition, consider. ing the fact that ‘there have been uo sanitary regulations during the win- ter. It is in much better shape than was expected, even by the most | Was Tried T pees CCE COCEC LCE DID ICE ) ry PERSONALS. “ugececeecexcecceceeeens Mr. Sam B, Gott spent Sunday in Fulton, A. M. Styles, of Cleveland, this morning. Miss Lonye Harrison, of City, spent Sunday in the city. Dr, Nat Knefler, of the Robertson drug store, has gone to St. Louis on | visit | Mrs. Rosa Mundt bas been called {to Dale, II., by the illness of her father. Miss Li |trom a visit to Mrs. | Russelville. | Mr. M. L. Teevin, of the Standard | Oil company, at Cairo, spent Sunday {in the city. | Mr. DouglasReed is ill at the j home of his father Dr. P. G. Reed, on North Seventh. Mrs. H. K, Sherman, representing the Jewish Publication Society of | America, is stopping at the Palmer. Mrs, O, B. Barber left yesterday |for her home in Memphis, after a pleasant visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs, T, J Williams of South Sixth street. Mrs. Garritson and two children, ™/ wife of C. EG, Garritson, manager for Harding & Miller's music house, of this city, arrived from Kokomo, }Ind,, Saturday and are stopping at |the ‘Richmond until they can get a |euttable house to move into. H arrived Vaion otha Puryear has returned D. 1. Lewis, at | BOOTLEGGER ARRESTED. wy Betore Commis- sioner Puryear, | Pete Williams, | Hickman, was ar sted Saturday af- |ternoon by Deputy U. S, Marshal LaRue on a charge of selling whis- |key without a license. He | brought here 1m the evening. | Williams is a notorious bootlegger, and used his barber shop principally as a blind, accordiug to reports. He was tried before Commissioner Pur- year this morning and held to apswer, going t»,jail in default 04 bom, | MRS. FARRIS MUST MOVE. Otlicer Jones today served a natice jou Mrs. Farris, a widow who has negro barber of was | An L, C. Train Runs Almost Across a Trestle on the Ties. A Close Call—Another Train De- railed Near Wingo Yester- day Afternoon. Passengers on the train which left here yesterday afternoon for Louis- ville, No, 202, had a close call not long afterfthe train had left. She was a little late, and up between Big Clifty and Grayson Springs, the engine jumped the track and rap ,| almost across the trestle on the rails before she was stopped. The marks were clearly visible on the trestle where she had passed, and caused a shudder to pass through passengers who passed over it afterward Train No. 204, which was due here at 2:15 this morning fron Mem- phis, was mysteriously derailed near vi 3 hours as a result, arriving here after 5 o'clock, There was a shock felt, and in a short time she was derailed. It was not discoverd by the crew what cevasioned the accident. THE COURTS. Lengthy and Interesting Session of the Police Coart Tolay. ‘The Ciyil Term Begins in the Cir- cuit Tribunal—Many Cases Trial, The evidence in the breach of the peace case against James Dugan and Anna Welch was partially heard, and the case was continued until tomor- row. Ed Cartright, charged with va- grancy, was released. George Tilley, Ed and Bud Smith and Robert McManus were tried for abreach of the peace, and fined re- spectively $1 and costs and the lat- ter $10 and costs. Joe Smith, of the county, was fined $5 and costs for a breach of the peace. Thomas Boaz was fined $5 costs for a breach of the peace. Thomas Fowler was given $1 for drunkenness, Lizzie Caldwell, George McElroy and Sam West, colored, were charged with stealing a market basket, Me- Elroy pleaded guilty and was held. The case against the other two was left open. Ida Munn, colored, was fined $10 and costs for # breach of the peace. Charles Brown and Anna Horn- beak, for immorality, were fined $20 each and costs. Kalph Amos was fined $20 and costs, Eugene Miner was fined $5 and j costs for being drunk and disorderly. Ben Harris, for being drank and disorderly, was fincd $1 and costs, erReurr The civil docket was called in part in the circuit court today, but little of interest was done. The case of the city against Julian Greer, for failing to pay liscense on a butcher wagon, was not decided by Judge Husbands Saturday, as it was desir- ed by the attorneys to ‘introduce more authorities on the subject. The question is whether or not a city of the third class has a right to and COURT. lived in asmall house down near Sec ond and Washington streets, to va cate the property, as it is in an alley and will have to be moved, io order to clear the alley. The poor woman | shed tears when the oilicer read the | paper.to her, saying that it was hard enough for her as it is to make a | living, but now that she would have to pay rent, she didn’t see how she }could make a living . GOING 10 BALTIMORE. sanguine, Linnwood, Liuuwood, else, nothing tf THREW A BRICK. | Bums one direy a brick through a window at Mrs. Welch's establich-| ment on West Monroe street lst) night, Warrants will be issued! today. Incandescent lamp globes suitable! for system for sale at McPherson’s Drug store. tt TRACK IMPROVEMENTS. The workman who are relaying the tracks for the Paducah Street ‘owed company, have gotten to the business part of the city, and wi s00n be to the end of Broadway. Send your horse to J. Will at Glauber’s stable, if it needs the attention of a veterinary surgeon, You may thus save a valuable horse, 25a7 Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. ‘DR: > | leaye t Smith i" B. Toubane and wife next week for Baltimore to tend the General Conference of the M. E church, South, and will be sbsent a week or two, if not longer, This conference meets but once in four years, and will be in session a j month. COLLAR BONE BROKEN. Master Carl Leigh, the little son jot Mr. Chas. Q. C. Leigh was pain- fully burt yesterday afternoon by be- ing thrown from his ‘billy goat’? wagon Dr. Foster was called, and Rev. | found the little fellow's collar bone | broken. As the bids to make street im- provements near the corner of Fifth and Madison streets were rejected by the committee, said bids evidenc- tog the fact that those who submitted had not consulted the plans and ications ; therefore, sealed pro- posals will be received at the mayor’s office until 3 o'clock p. m, Monday, May 2, 1898, for the execution of said work. Plans aad specifications can be seen at the engineer's office, Bond wil be required for the faith fal performance of the contract, James M. Lane, Mayor. ption Is Prevented rly attention to a cold, it or severe. A cold ppears when Dr, Bell’s Pive-Tar-Houey is taken, This rem- edy makes weak lungs strong. 25¢ at all druggi \OFFICER HOYER TRANSFERRED, Oftiser Fred Hoyer was today uansferred back to the Union depot beat, having been assigned last week A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder @ YEARS THE STANDAR(: to the levee beat, on shoes 2 Your own price hedies? slippers Grouse Beasnaun, make ® man pay a license on a vehicle that is not run for profit or hire. The question was first tried in the police court. MARRIAGE AT BENTON. The marrisge of County Court Clerk Walter Dycus, of Benton, Marshall county, to Miss Bethel Hall, a pretty young lady of the place, bas been privately announced. It will take place sone time next month, COURT AT SMITHLAND. Attorney Q. Q. Quigley, Jn Miller, W. D. Greer, J. Q. T ylor, add several others, left this morning for Smithlaod, to attend the case of Wallers against the Illinois Central, which is a damage suit against the company. MR. WOOD PROMOTED. Mr. D. E. Wood, who was travel+ ing auditor for the Illinois Central on this division for several months, and was succeeded by Mr. West, the present auditor, has been promoted to a position in the freight department at Chicago. He was sentto the Grenada division from here. I have shoes to sell—must sell them at any price to reduce stock. Call and see them. 20 per cent off on lots of these cheap goods, 2t ko BERNHARD, Heauty In Blo blood me y without it ten cents, ‘d, We, Shoes polished free di —$<$—<$——————————— | ae som PURITY AND EXCELLENCE; ARE FOUND IN OUR IKentucky and Tennessee Hand-Made Sour Mash Whiskies AND OUR PURE PEACH AND APPLE BRANDIES FOR FAMILY AND MEDICINAL USE 000000000000 0000 All persons needing a stimulant, or a tonic for family uses, can find no better articles than our guar- anteed whiski and these only we handle. CASE GOODS AND FINE WINES We handle the output of one of the best distiller and brandies. Six years of successful business have enabled us to secure the best brands Our stock of Is not surpassed in this city for purity and genuinene&s. ies in this state, and also in Tennessee, and we guarantee all our goods to be just as received from the dis tilleries, and just as we represent them. All we ask is a fair trial. Wholesale department distinct from retail department. 00000000 00000000 STARK & BRO. 120 SOUTH SECOND STREET---TELEPHONE 283 Crokinole.... Boards 1 ll ca ele i, ee “ BIG LOT JUST RECEIVED. Fortney \ meee I AM SELLING « THE... St. Clair Steel Range At a very low price. See them. M.E.JONE MUD NEWS OF THE RIVERS, BIVER BULLETIN, Cairo, 24.2, falling. Chattancoge, 6%, falling. nati, 18.8, failing. ansville, 16 4, falling, Florence. Johnsonville, 12.4, falling. Louisville, 8.14, falling. Mt. Carmel, 6 6, falling. Nashville, 13.6, talling. Pittsburg, 7.1, rising. Davis Island, 6 8, falling. St. Louis, 15.6, stationary, Paducah, 20.6, falling. The towboat Kenton left this morn- ing tor Caeeyville after a tow of coal The tug Ida has gone to Perryville after a raft containing 1600 logs. Business was good down about the river this morning. All the packets were doing # nice business. Quite a crowd was attracted to th river front this morning by the b! ing of numerous whistles that were greeting the new side wheel packet James Lee. BICYCLES $25.003$75.00 Miss R. B. Hay | ED H. PURYEAR Stenographer Attornev at Law | And Notary Public, Real tstate and Life Insurance Agent, and Abstractor of Titles Formerly master commissioner “« the McCracken circuit court. Wi practice in all the courts of this and adjoining counties. Special attention given to the collection of all claims, the renting of real estate and all other litigation. Will act as assignee and receiver of insolvent estates as administrator of decedents’ estates and as guardian of infants,» Bonds for iven in surety companies. 27 South Fourto street | Padueal, Ky The only first-class repair shop in Paducah. All work guaranteed. Wheels called for and delivered Drop usa card. H.E.CRAFT & SON 43! Jefferson Street. Dr. Goldstcin, the Celebrated Op- 50 ticlan, to -Remain a Few Days Long Dr. Goldstein, the optician of Louisville, who has been here for one week adjusting glasses to. de- fective eyes, has decided to remain ever until pext Sunday in order to give the people from the country a chance to have their eyes fitted properly. Thorough examination of the eyes and adjustment of | the glasses to all anomalies of|! sight nade and prepared, fitted |* 0. Legal Row), Second Hand Goods WILLIAM BOUGENO & SON Sprinkling Hose Is what you need for hot weather. Call'and see the large line for sale by F. G. HARLAN! work f. Old je new Telephone 113 tentitic All kinds of plumbin, hose boxes mac 122 Broadway, SHOOTING SCRAPE, There was a West Madison street cording to reports Calvin Jansen alias Jorgenson, colored, was whip- ping his wife, when Wallace Lucas, railroad darkey, interfered, ancl was shot in the thigh or leg by the hus band. He was not seriously burt, and was tken to the railroad hospital for | treatment. | ing serape on| st night, Ac- Phacton | for sale, 121 8, Ist st BRASS BANDS GALORE, The Belknap, Ill, route to Maytie passed through the city this afternoon, — It will be| one of the bands to make music at| Mayfield tomorrow, ‘The Murphrys- | boro band will pass through tomor-| row. Mr. Bub Robertson arrived last night to accompany the band to Mayfield. brass band, en With Cuscarets. ustipation forever, tally druggists refund money. Cheap Groceries. 3 Crown Raisins per Ib... Seedless Raisins, per Ib Choice Prunes, per Ib.. Hominy and Grits, per lo... Oat Meal and Buckwheat Flour, Choice Dates, per ber Ib... Choice Maple Sugar, per Ih. Best N.G. Molasses, per gal Best Chewing Gum Best Kraut, per gal Best Dill Pickels, per gal... Oyster Crackers, per |b Lemons, per doz...... LL RANDOLPH, 125 South Second Street, ’Phone 89, If it is cheap shoes you want I can} furnish them. Avy old price buy them, Groroe Bennnann, Carrie Wo-To-sac for Fifty ve i Baker will Guaranteed tobacco habit cur es we men strong, blood pure, be, #1, All drug, The Joe Fowler was out for EF ansville this morning doing a good ch individual, (Qualified in bis freight business, y education and by years The H. W. Buttorff with excellent] of practical experience in the one freight receipts cleared for the Cum-| branch application of berland river today at noon, She is glasses to all forms of mechanically en route only to Clarksville. defective sight. Indorsed by han- The towboat Sam Brown with a|dreds of persons who found restora- big tow of empties passed up this] tion by the use of his scientifically morning for Cinzinnati. adjusted glasses. There are yet The City of Clarksville brought | CoUatless numbers who suffer untold down an excursion from Golconda | ™isery that is attributable to defect- yesterday. Sheis due here again | ive sight. this afternoon and will leave for Eliz- |, Such persons will do well to see ahcluiema temseses ot onan, | Dr, Goldstein at once and bave their ‘Pie paliiie) and Glacant naw side | Oe corrected, Consultation free heal p nary res thes and invited. Office hours 10 a, m. WOOE: BOOKEy eames 208 CLES WES Tor) tk ry y at the Palmer house. cently completed at Howard's shijy- yards at Jeffersonville arrived bere this moruing on her way South. She BIG | CONTRAT. is owned by the Lee line at Memphis and will be the mail pa betwcen Rehkopf & Sons jer Sure of It, that point and Friar's Point, Sheis| Advices Today From Wash- a bran-new boat as well as a pretty ington, one in every detail, and is thought ni will prove to bea big freight carrier in addition 46 ioe Ney talks She! Messrs E. Rebkopf & Sons, the was especially constructed for a cot- well known harness imanufacturers, ton carrier, Capt. Robert E, Lee is | Will in all probability secure the gov- in command. jernment contract to furnish carriage So harness, bids for which were asked SEWERAGE WORK, soe tine veo Today Mr. E. Rehkopf, who has} = Soper tr been in Washington for several days, | The sewerage work has begun in giving the matter his personal atten- earnest now, and {the laterals have tion, wired the house to put all time been extended to Broadway on See- and all the forces on the kind of ond, and the main sewer on Third is work asked by the government, It to Broadway. The big machine is at, ig thought that this means he is cer- work, and is being vperated very tain of the contract rapidly, Itis the first time there; Jt is a contract worth $15,000 or has been an Seperate kati fy far more. some time, wil he exception of a short time Inst week. | MARRIAGES TOMORROW, — The marriage of Mr. Hubbard will and Miss Torian will take place to- *t | morrow afternoon at the Broadway 2, E. church, | The marriage of Miss | Thompson aad Mr Robt, take place in the evening. Ladies’ Oxford "Shoe for Men BEST In the city at Paducah’s Leading Shoe House ~sCOCHRAN & OWEN 331 Broadway WHY DRINK DY WATER When you can buy a good filter for five dollars? If not satis- factory after thirty days’ use it will be taken back and money refunded. JT. A. BAUER CORNER SEVENTH AND TRIMBLE > ae WILL FISHER Agent for Fire, Life NOTARY PUBLIC and Tornado Insurance , anywhere in the Master Commissioner McCracken Circuit Court Ww nts of deeds, ete or county I take acknowle iy ABSTRACTOR OF TITLES t to titles in McCracken county and the e while clerk of t it is under the supervision of a > in want of anything in this line it will pay to business. Manager of the only te abst of Paducah, Abstractor Appre Cffice 125 South Fourth Street Phone 383 OLD GLORY FOREVER! Legal Row) ‘In Humanity’s Cause Our Flag is Unfurled! On! ye brave Cuba save. 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