The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 22, 1898, Page 4

NEWS OF THE RIVERS. ‘The Diek Fowler left this morning at 8:30 for Cairo. PERSONALS. Sogececvec: afternoon from Elizabethtown. Mr. Cook Husbands is sojourning The Joe Fowler was the Kvans- in Dawson, ville boat today although somewhat Postman Fred Acker has returned | late in arriving and departing. from Sturgis. The City of Paducah leaves St | Mrs, King Greif and daughter are! Louis this afteraoon for Tennessee | TO SERVE YOU! GREAT SACRIFICE SALE | in the city of Paducah. Hot weather itively the greatest ever held ‘Snead a No goods sold to merchants. | bargains this week. Rubber Hose Wednesday and Thursday you can buy ~ fifty teet three-quarter three-ply rubber hose, with spring nozzle and hardwood reel, allcom- ' plete, for A Heautiful moire and taffeta silk sash We Place on Sale | tbbons at 25 and 35c, worth so and 7c. | Two hundred lawn and percale wrap- | styles, trimmed with lace | four yards wide, all! sizes, worth $1.50, price, this sale, $1.00. | Midsummer Clearing Sale Three hundred fancy percale wrap- > Make and white|On mfllinery. Prices eut in two. all sizes, worth | our pattern hats at half prices. All our three and four-doliar pattern pers, newe and embroidery pers, blue and white All and gray and white, $1.00, price for this sale 69 Three hundred ladies’ dress skirts, | hats go at $1.00 and 1.50 made of plain and figured alpacas, beau-| All our four and five-dollir pattern tiful quality, silk finished, lined through | hats go ot $2.00 aud $2.50 out, velveteen binding, very latest cut,| All our six and ei,ht-dollar pattern special p or this sale gSc. 1 Five thousand new pereale shirt waists well worth 50 and price for this sale | 19 and 25¢ Five thousand ya lawns—plaids, figu ranted fast color: price for this sale 3%c, All our six, eight, nine and ten-dollar | Mr, Collin McGinnis returned to] The City of Shefticld is due out of| { Creal this afternoon, tne Tennessee river tomorrow for! Rev, Father Jansen has gone to] St. Louis, : | St. Vincent, Union county. PD pg oe ae ieee for spot ae ide have re-| St ‘o enter the trade between turned row theirbdal tour. [the “Future Great" and Memphi ee : She was let off the ways yesterday Miss Irma Hecht left this morning | s¢ternoon. tor Louisville on a visit to relatives.) a4 repsirs on the Annie Lanric switches in this sale 75¢ Mr. John Lavery is in from & trip} have been completed with the excep! Allour! .«-dollar Fr in the interest of Friedman, Keiler & Jinn of seme slight repa‘ring to be ine qua 8 s| Ss, price his 0. Yo. 4 4 D aloga ge uel ous ite te ATi tarae tciler Frénet bate ewitohien [> a F ‘eaee fit done to her machinery. She will b« in endless variety of fine summer | in this sale $1.50. Mies Elizabeth Segenfelter left} let off the dock the latter part of the fans. Colored wigs complete soc last night for Louisville on a brief] week. visit. The Buckeye State passed up frou 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...215 BROADWAY) Mr. Ea Simpson and sister, Miss} New Orleans last night for Cincio ‘ Maggie, of Massac, were in the city | nati. i i 2 today. The Maytiower leaves St. Louis just received—the st things at half the previous lquarters for all kinds of hair goods, All our doliar-and-a-half French hair Is of fine Scotch and stripes, war orth 615 and Sige, Never in the history of our business have we been as well equipped to supply the wants of our patrons with first-class household goods as now, Never have we been able to quote as low prices on our goods of ach hair swit equal value as at present— 3F8-~ 324 BROADWAY. PADUCAH KY REFRIGERATORS CREAM FREEZER Prices Below the Reach of Successful Competition h. There Are ‘| Two Ways Mr. L. Hayman, of Columbus, Obio., is visiiiog bis sister Mrs. L Harris. Justice Jas. P. Winchester, who is ill at Dawson, was reported better last night, this affernoon for Florence. Ala. The P. D. Staggs arrived out o/ the Tenuessee river and leaves on he: return to Waterloo, Ala,, tomorrow at4d p.m. The river is falling here gradually gauge 11.5 on the this We shall pass all records in June selling. We shall break all pre vious records, not only in volume of business, but in bargain-givirg. See below the goods we carry, then come and get our prices Bed Room Suites, Screen Doors & Over twenty tobacco buyers made} with their headquarters at the New Rich-| morning. mond toda, It is only a short time now {until Mrs. Kiog Greif and littledaughter}ihe packets will be kept busy Parlor Suites, Mantel and Upright Folding Beds, and Windows! f z de Boards, Of getting glasses—one to go to a first class optician and get what you need; the other, to go to a merchant who keeps spectac’ les and sells them so cheap, make a ‘grab inthe bag,’’ as it were, get a pair that don’t fit you (although it may seem so for the moment), and run the risk of 1 difference in experffe. vices of a good optician we can charge for examination. i ——___— J. L. WO ruining your eyesight entirely— If you need the ser- serve you weil and cheap; LEP JEWELER AND OPTICIAN! No, 408 Broadway. Opposite Famous, Monuments... We have in stock | a fine line of| finished monu- | ments which Must be Sold For thirty days! we will sell for Cash anything TRADE MARK, in the stock al REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. Call and see our stock and prices. LOCAL MENTION. BLOODWORTH'’S PARK, There will be a barbecue and bran ;dance at Bloodworth’s park Satur- bight of this week. Everybody dially iavited to attend and | good time is assu CHEAP Lors. t Mr. Brack Owen Has a Few For Sale. Mr. Brack Owen has a few desira- vif Lida May, are visitiog Mrs, Joho D. Craig, at Sharpe, Ky. Mrs, E. D, Thorman and her mother Mrs. Wm, Bogeno, left today on a visit to St. Louis. Mayor Tom Stahl, of Pinhook, was inthe city today, and reports everything booming in the village. Mrs. James Gunning and two daughters, Edna and Birdie, are visiting relatives at Carbondale, Ill. Mr. Given Bradley and family have returned to their home in Gains- ville, Texas, after a visit to relatives. Mrs. McElhaney and daughter and Miss Emma Weston returned this morning from « round trip to Evans- vile, Drs. J, G. Bohannon and G, R. Finley, of Greenville and St. Charles respectively, were at the Palmer last aight. Mrs. Joe Watson and daughter, Miss Linab, of Epperson, are guests of Mr. Join EK. Williamson, Jr. and family. Ex-Councilman Wm. Eades left this morning for Greenville, Ky., to look after placing machinery in the mines there. Mrs. Dr, Thompson, of Louisville, arrived yesterday afternoon on & visit to her sister, Mrs. D. L. Sao- ders, on Jefferson street. Misses Marie Moore and Cora Snider bave returned to their home in Louisville, after a visit to Mrs, No other yard in the south has as, ble building lots for sale in Fountain] Bennett, on South Fifth street, fine an assortment of the latest styles park. and designs. J, E, Williamson & Co, 119 North Third street, Paducah, He will sell this choice prop- jerty at $10 payment on each lot and per month. 16j6 Buy a Gasoline or Gas Stove of | Hank Bros. & Jones, and make fruit BOZEO’S PLACE Meets all the requirements OF THE PEOPLE A popular resort for gentlemen who appreciate an up-to-date estab- lishmet in all its appointments. Only the best wines, liquors and| | cigars served over the bar. Finest lunch in the city, | sold in a week, at cost, as we wish to | get ali sold by July 1. |” Call at G. B. Underwood's, 417 | North Sixth street, city. WwW. PARK R. G. Bostwick, Manager. Cuas. T, TAYLOR, Proprietor. eee Every night in the week and matinee Sunday 3 p. m, COMMENCING SUNDAY, JUNE 19 Second Successful Week of the ‘Tramp Acrobats, THE ABBACCO BROTHERS! BILLY SWORE! MISS DE VO! MAJ. JAMES, THE EXPERT SHOT! canning a pleasure. £2j3 NEW COLLEGE. Prot. H. Clay Smith, who arrived yesterday from Owenton to open a {college in Paducah, will locate his j the old Buckner property. As stated in the Sun several months ago, he | will bave a first-class college in every | respect. | |THE CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK Will Receive Subserip WAR LOAN GOVERNMENT BONDS PIANOS AND ORGANS. s For For sale ; 4 or 5 good organs and 2 or 3 pianos, which have been used only a few months—good as new—if | 21-j4 w. MBALL Co, | Hank Bros. & Jones have the lat- jest improved Ice Cream Freezer. 3 | ATTENTION LADIES. | We have a call for several hundred “comfort bags’’ for our Kentucky soldiers to be sent immediately before they leave the United States, ‘will be so glad if our patriotic women will respond by each one waking one of these bags, All desiring to do so call at Charles Leake’s where you can see the design, also secure a part of these little articles of com- fort. All will please leave the bags con- tribated at the Y. M. C. A. parlor on Saturday next, 25th, where they will be collected by the state super- institution at Eighth and Jefferson, | 4 Wel Roadmaster H. U, Wallace, of the Lihnois Central, accompanied by bridge inspector Reed; of Chicago, was in the city today en route up the road. Conductor J. R. O'Bnen was in the city last night, after a ten days vacation in camp near Rockport, Ky., with a crowd of Louisvillé friends. Mrs. A. S. Covington and Miss te White have gone to Martin, Tenn., to attend a missionary meet- ing as delegates from the Broadway M. E, church societies, Attorney Tom B. Harrison, the popular young lawyer, has gone to Vanceburg to spend the summer with relatives and ‘‘others,’’ to the intense regret of bis many friends here. He will return in the fall, Mr, W. L. Brainerd, of Brainerd & Holsman, srchitects, Chicago, Iil., will arrive this afternoon to draw plans and superintend the constrve- tion of the building that is to be put upon Broadway by Mr. Max B. Nahm, of Bowling Green, Ky. RETURNED AS A SERPENT. Excitement Over the Reincarna- tion of “Devil” Winston. Not long since some of the officials told the prisoners on the chain gang that ‘Devil’? Winston, who was hanged bere last fall would be coming back in some form, Asa 8 something similar most like said. Last night crowd of them heard a commotion in the lockup, and upon going down found the prisoner: a state of great excitement and alarm, Some were climbing around on the bars hke monkeys in a cage, and every one was in some attitude that betokened the widespread fear that was so prevalent. ‘The discovery was Soon made that the prisoners were afraid of a scorpi- on which was seen ronning around ‘*totin’’ wheat, The dry docks will be moved from their present moorings to the foot of Jefferson street next week. Today was the dullest experienced arvuad ihe river for several days Che packets were all late in arriving and were doing light freight business The H. W. Buttorff was late iv putting in her appearance from Clarksville and had not arrived at the time she was scheduled to leave for Nashville. She is being detained by heavy business and light water. The Sunshine from Memphis is due tomorrow en route to Cincinnati, SALARIES INCREASED, Raised By the School Board Last Night. Deveral The school board last night raised several of the salaries. Among these were: That of Miss Dodson, assistant of the high schoo!, from $720 to $900 a yea Miss Morgan, principal of the Franklin school, Sixth and George from $562 to $625 a year. Miss Noble, who will be an assist- ant in the high school, to $500. Our Jinen suits tomorrow and Saturday at $1.95 M. Epstein & Co. REPORTED The police are investigating a ease of alleged insult to Miss Daisy Col- lier a young of the Boaz Station seot- jon. Sne came to the city and was to return home in a buggy witha yound man named Bosz, of the same neighborhood. Soon after they left the city, ac- cording to reports, she discovered that he was under the intluence of liquor, and on West Tennessee street jumped out of the buggy and went to her aunt’s, where she re- mained, leaving the young tot who is alleged to have insulted her, to go home alone. Some of the girl’s relatives are very indignant, and threaten to swear out a warrant MR. EADES’ SUCCESSOR. There Is Much Guessing as to Whom He Will Be. There is considerable guessing who will be Councilman Eades’ successor in the council. Among those men- tioned are Mr. Henneberger, as men- tioned the other day, Dr, Yeiser, and others. It is thought that the council would be inclined to elect the ex- mayor, who says he is not a candidate, but who would accept the place, his friends believe, if it were offered to him. The only question is to his eligibility, as some claim that his home is not the city. His residence in Arcadia, however, is bis Gummer residence, and this would make him eligible. Mr, Hen- neberger is also very popular, and has been in the council before. Los A package of Anheuser-Busch beer receipts out of my buggy some- where between Fourth and Ciark down Clark to Second and Broadw Parties are notified not to pay same unless presented by me. Finder will ith. Hall Hat Racks, Bab: Center Tables, a, Tables, Buggies, radles, Rocxers, ardrobes, Lounges, See our fine line of Stoves and Ranges. et Department you will find an elegant display of Moquettes, Brussels, In- In our Ca grains, Mattings, Rugs, ums. ATTEMPTED) SAFE ROBBERY, Burglars Enter Mr, Joe T. Bish- op’s Grocery. This morning when Mr. Joe ‘T. Bishop's grocery at Fifth and Jeffer- son streets was opened, it was found that some one had broken in the front door during the night. Farther investigation revealed the fact that the safe had been tampered witb, and the knob broken off. The thieves did not succeed in forcing an entrance into the safe, however, but the lock was ruined, Mr, Bishop's cost was stolen, and the ovly other thing missed was a box of Daniel Boone c' Hank Bros. & Jove line of Shot Guns and Rifles, havea floe 22j8 Why An Investigation is Going to Be Made, Last night a committee was ap- pointed by the council to investigate the Gas company’s sale of the posts all over the city which have been di: used ever since the city put in elec- tricity. Dr. Jeff Robertson is chair- man of the committee,and the investi- gation will be made because aid that the city owns a la number of the posts, and that private citizens own many. The probability now is that the government will put up its own mail box posts instead of using those of the city electric lights, permission to du which the postmaster was accorded at the council meetiog Monday night. The government has notified the post master to notify the ( company to remove none of the posts, until it can determine what is to be done, It is deemed advisable to use none of the electric light poles because they have to be taked down and replaced by new ones every few years. To accommodate our patrons we have our store open every evening until 9. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD John L. COR. THIRD AND COURT STS. ouches, Cots, Trunks. il Cloths and Linole- Jones HOLLAND'S BOAT. New York, June 22—It is said two government experts from the navy department have been superintending | the severe tests to which the Holland submarine boat has been put for a week, The general belief little plunger has been chartered, leased or bought by the navy department, and if it continues to show up as well in other tests as it has thus far, it will be stored and sent at once to the fleet off Santiago. is the LOOKED IN VAIN, About three months ago a stranger came to Paducah and professed to be selling, or rather giving away, slot machines for selling postage stamps. The machine was to cost nothing, and was to have different keys, which when pressed after the proper coin bad been dropped into it, would bring forth an envelope containing the stamps. The envelopes were to contain tue name of the firm, as w as those of other firms that paid $3 month for the privilege of having their ‘‘ad’? on the envelopes. ‘This is where the merchant was told he made his money. Kach one, how ver, had to pay $2 in advance, and this was all the entire outtit was to cost him, A dozen merchants took machines, and that is the last heard of them of the map, or the two dol- lars, DIED OF THE INJURY, Miss Bulah Sargent, aged 14, died about noon today at the home of her sister, Mrs. Williams, in Rowland- town, from the effects of an injury received a few days ago. She cut her foot by stepping on a bottle, and something like lockjaw set in, This was followed by spasms, and yester- day afternoon an operation was per- formed, several large clots of blood being taken from the wound. The girl begon to grow better, but today —ever wear them? They fit well, look well and wear well, Most people know what they are. They are made in all styles, and can be had here Plenty of other good shoes, and none but good shoes. To the Publ CHEAPEST TO BE HAD M. EF. JONES r, OO O00808088 This design is representative of the very highest excellence in the anufacture of ladies’ fine footwear. The shoe sold under this trade mark is made to sat isfy those who insist on the best TRADE MARK The John Foster Fine Shoe for Ladies —that's it—is sald by George Bernhard, aud nowhere else in Paducah regular customer. The Douglas Shoes for Men If you try a pair you are henceforth a You can’t be better suited. Drop in and inspect this model stock, the handsomest and best selected in town. $ ; ° $ 3 é 2 $ Be peat GEORGE BERNHARD 000000400000040088 Notice ic! Connections made with water main, including hydrant eight feet jinside of lot line, for $6.00 short ” connection and $7.50 long connec- a Ps it P » J ie! CHARLES REGAN, COMEDIAN! on the fioor, When the officers at-| be rewarded by returning them tion; other work to cost in the Jitendent of work among soldiers, 2 and died, Those Excellent Entertainers, M’COY AND REGAN! Rubber Hose, guaranteed, at Han Bros, & Jones’ 2 DIED OF Mrs. Elizabeth McMahan, widow of the late Capt. Sylvester McMahan, died last night of consumption at the home of her son, Mr, Julian Mc- Mahan, on North Sixth street. She leaves to mourn ber oss two sons, Messrs, Ira and Julian McMahan, and a daughter, Mrs. James Huch- ens Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at the residence, by Rev, ‘Taylor, of the Second Presbyterian church The remains will be carried to Oakland Marshall county, for burial. PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT Balloon ascension Saturday afterr oon at 4:30 o'clock, YOU ARE 50 WARM! KEEP COOL WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEED MOVING, CEILING AND DESK — FANS Apply at Office, 120 Scuth Fourth Street, People’s Light, Power There is a huge pile of stones dug up out of the street at Brordway and Fifth that has heen there for several days in every body's way, and which would look better somewhere else, Ae hint to the wise is sufficient, ipation Forever, indy Cathartic, 100 oF at Hank Bros. & Jones’. tempted to Gnd it, it had disappeared, The darkeys all thought it was ‘Devil’? Winston who had come back to life Fruit jar rabbers and 2253 , cure constipation fore ©. fail, drugaists refund money. out delay to Anpy Wem, J) PIANO AND ORGAN BOXE We have some for sale suitable for grain. Call at Harding « Miller's music store, 255 South Third street. j2. y Guaranteed tobacco habit cvre, 1 v men strong, blood pure. We, #1 m wists Coldest beer in thecity at Lago-|took a tura for the wors Cha on tf |The funeral will take place tomorrow, interment at Palestine church, A BREACH OF 1 ———— LICENSED TO MARKY, 8, H, Hardeman, of the Sun Life! John Elrod and Ella Mercy, col- Tosurance company, is on trial this/ored, were this morning licensed to afternoon in Justice Settle’s court on] marry, ‘They are oged respectively a charge of using insulting language|24 and 18. towards Mrs. James Spence. COMMIT KETING, MEN OF MODERATE MEANS Need no longer regard tailor-made clothes with fear and trembling. |ja the su office Dalton now makes clothes in his own shop, here at home---makes the) =——_—_—=—=—=——=———=» clothes right, makes the bill right. It costs but a trifle more to wear garments that fit than those that a’most fit. The acme of style and workmanship is ours. Drop in at 383 Broadway and see about that|+ belated spring suit, You’ll be glad you waited---t’will cost you so little, |!332 DALTON, THE TAILOR The county republican committee meets tonight, and full attendance is expected. The meeting will be held ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAIL: Lauisyille and East. DEPART P, 0 Growing in popular favor every aud Railway Company] 13.2" ron druggints Petubd moses, day... Linnwood 10pm 54 pm And the only | }. vansyille and Ohio River Points, highegrade 5-cent | 10.004 m (daily except Sunday ) cigar, ‘Steamboat due isa m Benton and N.,& St.1. South, Aals fon ite 10:10p m : . 6:0) 400 same proportion. 7 to 9. Open evenings Minzesheimer Plumbing Company 104 North Fifth Street, Under Palmer House.