The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 23, 1898, Page 4

GREAT SACRIFICE SAL Positively the greatest ever held in the city of Paducah. Hot weather " bargains this week, No goods sold to merchants. | | Beautiful moire and taffeta silk sash We Place on Sale | athens at 2§ and 35c, worth 50 and 75¢ Two hundred lawn and percale wrap- | | pers, newest styles, trimmed with lace | And embroidery, four yards wide, all | sizes, worth $1 50, price, this sale, $1.00. | Wridsummer Clearing Sale Three hundred fancy percale wrap. | Midsu mer Clearing pers, blue and white, black and white | On millinery. Prices cut in two. and gray er Adee all sizes, worth ote ere ba et Halt prices, Sila | ** the Palmer. , price for this sale 69c All our three and four-dollar pi Witte ‘hundred ladies’ dress skirts, | hate go at $1.00 and 1.50. ' Mr. J.J. Dufour 13 in from a made of plain and figured alpacas, beau-) AIL ouc four aud fivedollar pattern { denmming trip. lity, silk finished, lined through | hats go ot £2.00 and $2.50 ee M ptt ey binding, very latest cut,| All our six and eigit-dollar pattern| Mr. S. T. Payne, of Ogden's . Landing, is at the Palmer. special price for this sale 8c. 2 hats go at $3.00 and 4.00, i Five thousand new percale shirt waists | A new lot of sailors just received-—the] yt, Campbell Flournoy and wife and 75¢, price for this sale bE Dy things at half the previous} 00" tata ty alton, Healquarters for all kinds of hair] ©, H, Williams, of New Bedford, ag «pe Conn., is at the Palmer. d fast colors, worth 64 and 'Stgc,|" All our dollarand-a 3 i orale sae switabes (0 thin sa} Mra. Wm. Porter, of Evansville, is All our six, eight, nine and ten-dollar, All our two- ‘oilar French hair switel a guest of Mrs, Wm. Crozier, a fine quality silk skirts, price for in this sa 20, this sale $4.48 anid 6.48. v4 All th.e dollar French hair switches| Dr. 8. B. Caldwell and daughter, An endless variety of fine summer | in this sale $1.50. Miss Mary, have gone to Dawson. fans. Colored wigs complete soc. Mr. W. P. Walker and wife, of Metropolis, were in the city today. Mr. H. B, Ward and wife, Da Quoin, are at the Palmer. Editor Mott Ayers, of Fulton, D. W. Jenkios, of Louisville, is at the Palmer. Dr A. H. Edwards has returned from Nashville. All| Capt Ferd Hauck, of St. Louis, is well worth 50 1g and 25¢ ate Five thousand yards of fine Scotch iv lawns—plaids, figures and stripes, wa : half French hair of 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...215 BROADWAY CITY NOTES. | Mayor Lang today furnished trane- portation to B. F. Allen and Mrs, Tennie Fox, who had been here for some time, to Hunsacker, Tenn, There is a bad pond of water b¢= tween Second and Third and Adams and Harrison streets, and today the mayor was called to look at it, He has notified the street inspector to abate the nuisance as soon as poss!« ble. is still the topic often beard on Ue streets, and there is much guessing as to whom it will be. Many good men are mentioned fur the place, but no one seems to have much the ad vantage. Kx-mayor Yeiser still says he is not a candidate, but his friends claim this does not necessarily mean that he will not have the position if elected to it. Jim Toler, the man who is known all over the country for his penchant tor having cramps when he strikes a saloon and wants a drink of whiskey, was placed on the chaingang yester- e Gasoline Stoves. Two reg for $2.60, 83.25, 3.60, 8.75, ra) Three-Burner for $3.76, 18.00. Gas Stoves. The Best Make, 76v, $1.50, 7.00, 1000, 12.00, 18.00, 18.00 ombination Gas and Ooal Ranges. Quick Meal, None Better, $80.00 down. Cc Coal Oil Stoves. S 460 and up to Bicycles Suit All Ridersass BRCAUSE the position is easy and grace- ful, they run easy, the bearings are dust- proof and last longer than any other, and they cost no more than inferior wheels, The Servicenbie Kind, 75c to $14.00, 150 phe ie ed the Gleveland for thelr Hammocks, mount. $50 $65 $75 creen Doors. EASY TERMS.... se Th ere Are ‘| Two Ways Of gettin g glasses—one to go to a first- class optician aud get what you need; the other, to go to a merchant who keeps spectacle: a ‘‘grab Y pair that seem so s and sells them so cheap, make in the bag,’’ as it were, get a don't fit you (although it may for the moment), and run the risk of ruining your eyesight entirely— 4 all for a very small difference in vices of a good optician we can si charge for examination. JEWELER AN No, 408 Broadway. expense. If you need the ser- erve you well and cheaply. No D OPTICIAN! Opposite Famous. Monuments...(LOCAL MENTION. We have in stock a fine line of finished monu- ments which Must be Sold For thirty days! we will sell for a cablished ittés LOST. A package of Anheuser-Busch beer receipts out of my buggy some- where between Fourth and Ciark, down Clark to Second and Broadway. Parties are notified not to pay same unless presented by me. Finder will be rewarded by returning them with. was ia the city last evening on busi-} day, and soon took a notion to get ness ont of working by feigning sickness. Mrs. H. M. Hawkins bas returned] The offivers were not to be thus fool- to the cily after a visit to Union City,|ed, however, and Jim was cured with Tenn, aclub, At last accounts he was Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Potter, of the}4oing good work, and bad had no county, are parents of a fine girl] more cramps. baby, their first born. The Kid Carroll matter, wentioned Miss Freda Baumgard has gone to} in the Sun several days ago, is still Golconda on a two weeks visit to her/agitatiog some of the St. Lonis sister, Mrs, Wm. Schnerlie. papers. The Kid Carrol here,| how- Judge Campbell left this morning} ever, or who was sent to the peniten- for Princeton and Dawson on legal] tiary from here, is not believed to be business. the one wanted, as his right name Mrs, R. C: Calissi, who has been} Hawley or Hailey. He is said to ill, is improving, her many friends| hve mentioned the fact in jail here will be pleased to learn. Ad of by La tpoarnyt age pe > 7 ed a man in St. Louis, but he said 1 Linin They meat on the Sheftela.” | Then the Kid Carroll wanted in St. . * | Louis is a young man, compatitively, Mrs. Susan A. Anthony and grand- | while the one here was older. daughter, Ethel O'Brien, have gone dunnneen . to Nashville, and Springfield, Teno, Marshal Collins has been notified Misses Hattie Luckman and Etta] by the St. Louis author baghe Ld Hamilton, of Benton, arrived last] !ookout for *Cincionati John.” The night on a visit to Miss Luoa Lemon. | ™4rshal does not know who is meant Mrs. Dr. Warwick M. Cowgill and by this. The Cincinnati ret: fae children retarned this morning from beet Daly cae Apel et syns a visit to relatives in Winchester, ts Ul. The new dog tags are expected Mrs. Wm. Crozier and son, Arch, | Nearly five hundred dogs have been of Evansville, are guests of son and|taxed this year, double the usual brovber, Capt. Billie Crozier of the| number. cbeabsidalmeidoleh) S. G. Hardman, agent for the San Biles Bone, ct ile, was in| insurance Co.,was fined $1 and costs | the city a short time today, She came] in Justice Settle’s court thi morning down for a round trip on the on a a charge of using insulting Ia Wet ssweise a ee eo) JAS.-W. GLEAVES & SONS DUTT UT0U0000000008 » PP Er EX-CHAMPION W. H. LAYTON. He Is Now in Paducah and Will Put on the Gloyes Tomor- row Night at the Base Ball Park, Will Fight Jerome Smith—Some- thing Interesting About the Ex-Champion Welter- Weight. of the most celebrated athletes and ex-prize fighters in America now akes bis home in Paducah, and will be seen in the ring tomorrow night as acontestant in a glove match be- tween bimself and a well known local boxer, Jerome Smith. He is ndne Hopkins. guage towards Mrs. James: Spence. Mrs, Hoffman has returned from a| Hardman trip to Mt. Vernon, Ind.,accompaui-| to collect $1and failed, and then to ed by Miss Rosa Bluff, of that place,| have abused the woman. who is visitiog her. jother than W. H. Layton, once wel- lleged to have gone there | ter-weight champion of the world. The mill will take place at the base- Quite a! ball park, and the crowd will doubt- scene was created in the court room | less be large, Paducah people are Perhaps few people know that one! 2? Cash anything in the stock at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES... TRADEMARK out delay to Anpy Wem, Jr. 22j2 Coldest beer in thecity at Lago- marsino’s, tf Trainmaster J. A. Frates and In-| when the defense attempted to prove | being aroused to surprising interest spector A. H. McCormack, of| that the character of the prosecuting |in the matter of sport, and the num- Memphis and Falton respectively, | witness was not good. She wept and ber and standing of the people who were in the city today. arried on in such a manner that) went out last week to see the glove instructor in the Military Institute o' Virginia. NIGHT RACING. Something Decidedly New in Yaducah—It ‘Vill Be Popular. Mr. W. H. Layton im Charge of the Program—Now Here Mak- ing Preparations, Mr. W. H. Layton, known to the sporting world “Billy’’ Layton, will inaugurate something new in Pa ducah in a shorttime. He is to have at the baseball park, beginning on the night of June 2%th., night bicyole races between five experts from other places. The race will begin on the th., and continue one hour and a half each night for six consecutive nights. The fair cyclist who wins will then be awarded the prizes. The work of placing ina board twelve-lap track was begun today, and the track will be completed in » few days, It will be placed in the baseball park, opposite the grand stand, in full view of everybody. Mr. Layton, of whom more is said in another column, is confident of making a success of the venture, and the novelty is one that will ceriainly take well, The young lady experts who'will contest ure expected Monday, and CHEAPEST TO BE HAD M. EK. JONES This design is representative of the very highest excellence in the manufacture of ladies’ fine footwear. The shoe sold under this trade mark is made to sat- TRADE MARK isfy those who insist on the best, The John Foster Fine Shoe for Ladies Call and see our stock and prices. No other yard in the south has as fine an assortment of the latest etyles Drs. C. A Elliott and P, H. Stew- and designs, art, and J. D. Robertson,and Messrs jthe city, left on the Fowler this PARK morning for Ballard county, to enjoy an outing at Bone Lake, near G. Bostwick, | Manager. Hank Bros. & Jones have the lat- est ‘wproved Ice Cream Freezer. 3 FISHING PARTY, Paducah Men to Have an Outing in Ballard, Mrs. L, W. Emery leaves tomorrow | Court could haraly proceed. for Grand Rivers to attend the fifti- eth anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. James Ferriman, on Sunday next. Mr. Frank Ferriman will go up Sunday, POLICE COURT. Justice James P. Winchester has returned from Dawson, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Ellis, who has been there with him. He is not visi- bly improved, many friends will regret to learn, and his mind is som what affected by his illness. 4 The tax on cigarettes has had- a Mr. Ed Lehrer Was Acquitted| wonderful effect in reducing the sale of a Most Serious of them, and the demand has decreas- © ed almost double. A single package Charge. now costs ten cents, or two for fifteen. eee ee Most of the fiends have been com- pelled to resort to tobacco and cigar- ette papers, Tarner’s Landing. They will be Joined by a party of Ballard county men when they arri fe vid Not Carry His Pistol Con- cealed—Other Proceedings of the Court. Ons, T. TAYLOR, | R. BLOODWOR TH’S PARK, Proprietor. Pe ed 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 VOE! MAJ. JAMES, THE EXPERT SHOT! CHARLES REGAN, COMEDIAN! Constable Jack Randolph went out eas to Bond’s Station this morning to Mr. Ed Lehrer, clerk at Henry/make an arrest, He is expected day night of this week, Everybody pseern sa Teceeees pied was} back tonight. is cordially invited to attend ‘and a| charged in the police court this morn- ; iad toes ls anacicd. j2| ing with carrying concealed a deadly| This forenoon warrant was is- vee se A weapon. He was arrested un a war-| Sued by Judge Sanders against Robt N’S CAVE AND GCL-|rant sworn out by Ed Wiley 1] Hays, son of the barber, charging COADA, colored boy who bad been annoying | bim with jumping on and off a street me him at the grocery for sometime. car, refusing to pay his fare, aud The steamer Dick Fowler will take| The evidence showed that Wiley] *Pusing the wht uae a an an excursion to Oven'’s Cave and | ad been using all manner of ugly|YOUng man arres! he hed Layee Golconda next Sunday, only 50 cents | !#nguage about the store,and bad been pasty wy ‘ia te es “He ibe for the round trip to either place, | "dered away several times before he cealed on aie Oak Abin arriving at Owen's Cave at 10 a. m,,|!eft. He then went cutside and | ried in the police court tomorrow, Golconda at noon, Returning leaves| Picked up two stones, which he drew Golconda at 4 p. m., arriving at 6] 09 Mc. Lebrer, His brother p.m. 23j3 |W Hy Oak tee “ee ote yah “ —— ee and Mr, Lebrer, fearing trouble, wen CAPT, MURPHY LEAVES. — |in and got a pistol, which be carried ptt out partially in his band. The evi- Capt. Bob Murphy and dence showed that he did nothiog Shelton, of the regular sery who] wrong, and the case was dismissed. have been here getting recruits for bn left} Ed Wiley, one of the boys, was fined {the army, left last evening and went| $10 and costs for using profane lan- " = to Union’ City, Tenn;, to arrange to sP North Fourth ‘street, near Broadw juage. 4 send the recruits there to Washington . . -—— charging them with the offense. If Jim Duolap, Starling Smith, Joe| guilty of trespass, it will no doubt go Briggs and Anderson Trice, colored,|hard with them, as the bill posters were charged with assaulting George|are not inclined to overlook the Morebead, He claimed that on the} vandalism. YOU ARE 2253 5th inst he went to a house on ama ta ‘ Tri t Warrants were today issued against Trimble street to do some work, and the negroes who flourished their pis- canning a pleasure. N ( WA R M Vine CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK r . —Wiil Receive Subscriptions For— that gang of boys assaulted him. Hel 1, ae'they left the wharf on board KEEP COOL WAR LOAN GOVERNMENT BONDS. was sure Briggs was in the crowd, | ihe Chattanooga last Sunday, in full Dav sya nok sure as to the others. | view of the people on the wharf, and bealnad take the others off Moorhead, | %8#inst those who fired their pistols WE HAVE A LARGE *] when the boat returned. ‘The names ASSORTMENT OF CEILING AND DESK There will be a barbecue and bran dance at Bloodworth’s park Satur- For a week or more the bill posters have been on the lookout for miscre- ants who have made it their business to go around and tear from the bill boards, all the posters thereon, They looked in vain for them, but it is thought now have the right persons, Warrants were today issued against k and Tiny Martin, who live on Those Excellent Entertainers, M’COY AND REGAN! Lieut. PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT Balloon ascension Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. | Buy a Gasoline or Gas Stove of Hank Bros. & Jones, and make fruit PIANOS AND ORGANS. For sale ; 4 or 5 good organs and 2 or 8 pianos, which have been used ‘contest was a pleasant surprise. | The fact is that in any other place in the country ‘Billy’? Layton’s name at the head of a program of any description would be sufficient to pack the house. Four years ago you could not pick up a paper that did not contain something about him, Io those days Le was in clover as it were. He was champion welter- weight of the world, and enjoyed a wide-spread popularity and patron- age. He fought many a battle, and won them all, with few exceptions. He has stood up before the mori- bund Corbett, before Fitzsimmons, and before many another celebrity, and has fought in nearly every civil- ized country in the world, even in South Africa. ‘Billy’? was defeated in Chicago four years ago for the championship and $12,000, by Tommie Ryan, and since then he has enjoyed the dis- tinction that inevitably becomes that of the defeated champion. He p! sophically observes that his place has been taken by a ‘ier man, and seems resigned, Itis only the fate ofthe fighter who gets whipped, after all, He is an autvority on sports, how- ever, and is yet a good man in the ring. He had @ penchant for knock. ing out blacksmiths, and s: hieked more blacksmiths tl other class of men. Mr. Smith, whom he will meet tomorrow night, a blacksmith, and tonight Layton will go down to Metropolis, by spe- cial invitation, and meet a named Jack Sheppard, of that place. Layton will remain in Paducah for some time. He is at the head of a big atheletic club in Hot Springs, Ark,, and is off for the summer, He will doubtless spend several” weeks here, and will incidentally awaken a great interest in sports, In October he will go to New York and there meet for a handsome purse, Jimmie Ryan, and expects to begin training by the time he is ready to leave Pa- ducab, Layton knows all that there is to know about racing, cycling, boxing, and every other sport. He was with the Kid McCoy aggregation last year, and is a great admirer of the promis- ing young pugilist. He predicts only a few months—good as new—if sold in a week, at cost, as we wish to get all sold by July 1. Call at G. B. Underwood's, 417 North Sixth street, city. 21-j4 Ww. W. WATCH INSPECTION, instead of assaulting him. Smith aod are sas givedl cok oF (ha. police, Trice were not in the crowd,he es es he bot Dunlap was, The case against] ‘The Elks meet in regular session Apply at Office, 120 Scuth Fourth Street. Briggs was continued until next/tonight, and will have an initiation. People’s Light, Power ‘Thursday, and Smith and Trice were] 4 large crowd is expected. dismissed, and warrants will be are The sewer work still progresses, and Railway Company ————$——$—— PLAYING BURGLAR, feaned again the oe thers, under the fine weather, and today the John and Tom Covington, of the| workmen are nearing Sixth on Court country, were fined $1 and costs each] street, where the main sewer is being for drunkenness, laid. NEW DAILY, For nice dry sawdust tel, 29, tf - MEN O The quarterly 1spection of watch- es on the Lilinois Central will begin July 1, and last uotil the fifteenth. All the employes of the road must have their watches inspected during this time. Fulton Will Soon Boast of a Daily Es One Boy Kilkd in Mayfield by a Newspaper. Compe nion—Sad Accident, Otto Covey, aged 11, was shot and ‘ ~ _— 2 killed by Clarle Fincher, aged 13,| Yesterday’s Evansville Tribune} merly lived there and managed a at Mayfield, late yesterday af-ernoon, | #8: **A small pleasure steamer for paper, but afterwards went to St. that McCoy will be champion of the world inside of 18 months, Layton himself bas been in the ring for fifteen years, and may yet win back big old place in the world of sports, M1. Layten was offered a commis- sion in the Tennessee army not long ago, He was at one time physical F MODERA TE MEANS Fulton is to have a daily news-| Need no longer regard tailor-made clothes with fear and trembling. paper. Mr. Mott Ayers, who for} Dalton now makes clothes in his own shop, here at home---makes the clothes right, makes the billright. It costs but a trifle more to wear their names will be given later. a PIANO AND ORGAN BOXES. We have some for sale suitable for storing grain. Call at Harding & Miller's music store, 255 South Third street. The Douglas Shoes for Men —ever wear them? They fit well, look well and wear well, Most ptople know what they are. styles, and can be had here. Plenty of other good shoes, and none but good shoes. Drop in and inspect this model stock, the handsomest and best selected in town. goer They are made in all Her Guess. He—For a week I have not slept an houratatime. Tha ed upon my bed night after night, ouly to arise weary and depressed in the morn- ings. I cannot cat. I come and go and am weighed down with one all- prevading thought. It is with mein my waking hours. It is with mein my dreams. 5 She—Ah, it is too bad | for you.” He—Marie, have you not guessed what it is that troubles me? She—Yes. You're afraid there may be another call for men and that GEORGE BERNHARD $ 306 Broadway 0000000000000000005 ——that's it—is sald by George Bernhard, and nowhere else in Paducah. If you try a pair you are henceforth a regular customer. You can’t be better suited. I'm sorry * | you'll have togoand fight An hour afterward he was still walking around in a circleand won- dering whether she really meant it or not.—Chicago Daily News. A HOPEFUL SIGN. Btudics That Are Being Inaugurated for Busy People. It isa hopeful sign, hopeful in more ways than one, when business people arrange their affairs so that they can take a little time from their daily oc- cupation to study the beauties of art aud nature. The benefit of this, not only to themselves, but to their fami- lies, is past computation. Interested and encourage® by the conversation of their elders, the children will soon become enthusiastic, and will take up with a greater degree of intelligence the various branches of study, many phases of which will be to them as household words. The College of Pharmacy of the city of New ¥ ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MA'L. Louisyille and East, DmPaRt P, Notice To the Public! Connections made with water main, including hydrant eight feet. inside of lot line, for $6.00 short connection and $7.50 long connec- tion; other work to cost in the same proportion. Open evenings 10 pm P Lvansyille and Ohio River Points, 10:00 @ m (daily except Sunda; ‘Steamboi Benton and N..& St.L. South. 10:10pm ‘2 6:0.m 104 North Fifth Street, Under Palmer House. Telephone 3862. The boys were playmates and were| Urey Woodson of Owensboro is being] Louis and was connected with a rell~ playing burglar. built at the lower wharf, It will be] oious monthly, las returned to his Fincher owned a 88-calibre postol, | sdmeasured by surveyor of the Port! grst love, and will enter the field in garments that fit thar those that a’most fit. The acme of style and workmanship is ours. Drop in at 338 Broadway and see about that and was guarding the house when] Viele in a few weeks. The steamer} gulton again. the other boy, in the ro’e of a bur-|is 31 feet long, about 6 feet bro giar, entered the wit dow, and basa hold two feet and eigh "There was great sadoess in the two |Prietor of the new boat, is editor o families over the tragedy, which was | ‘he Owensboro Messenger, ove of the the result of recklessness, The boys | most influential of Kentucky news- were the best of friends, papers,’’ His companion drew the pistol and| inches deep, The hull is being fitted fired, the ball striking the boy in the} With engiaes by Kratz Brothers of breast and killing bim instantly,|this city. Mr. Woodson, the pro- +} He will in a day or two begin the belated spring suit. You’ll be glad you waited---t’will cost you so little. ') publication of the paper, which is to be called the Fulton Leader, It will DALTON, THE TAILOR be published daily, and will be a aneie seven-column folio, with a good tele Growing in popular e Linnwood And th graph service s! favor every high-grade phe! Hank Bros. & Jones havea fine day. a ' line of Shot Gans and Rifles. 22j3! a y ff