The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 9, 1898, Page 5

MAMMOTH MID-SUNMER CLEARING SALE. HONORABLE heown. Actoat | evablishmeat, A Red Letver Week for Bargain Seekers. ‘ All our np en erath skirts go] MILITARY DEPARTMENT, Is Neminated by the Popu'ists “ \| We still have a stock of those faney screen doors, also in this sale for 75c, All 2.50 d $3 fine white Nadie Si ae seven-eighths and one-and-one-eighth-inch plain screen our $2.50 and $3 five white! Foy Congress in This I doors. ‘The wire in these doors is ‘not. put pa sei All our $2 yery fine linen, denim, | dress hate go in this sale for $1 ; F duck and Silecia skirts go in this sale] sng ¢1.¢0, Another Meeting Set but see urely — > grooves x 4 tongue or strip of for 98, All our $4, $5 and $6 pattern hats K 24th wood. We are the only ones sel ing this class of screens 9 tes ioneda’ slin gowns, . , ’ m ‘or the 24th. | in the city. Insist on having this kind; they are the best. oe ee eS ee go in this sale for $2 and $2.50. Take no others so-called ‘*just as good,”’ B regular price 7c, go_ im this aale fore Ge te ane French pattern an q "900 five cambris embrokdered | nat Seve spumpader 08 oF $9 golnia. | A ination of Ren 0. Keys POWDER nN : this sale for $f and $4.25. Absolutely Pure trimmed corset covers go in this sale} 4 beautital new lot of sailors just] Withdrawn—Three Weeks for for lic. received. The very newest shapes Reeves to liectde—Like- F N S$ One lot of sample silk and satin i ds. areas skirts, a selection of 200 akirts,| OA etree De and UpMaTTS ly to Make the Race. pov tang rent on rome We are makiag profitless prices on some no two alike, and nose worth less] 59 this gale for 760. ae conan — ti - actual cost . others than $7, $8 and $9, go in this sa 9.50 French bs uch bargains don’t grow on every bush and hw All our $2 and $2.50 French hair A meeting of the district populist CHURCHES AND don’t aed on our boah only Gurine our sum switches go in this sale for $1 and 30x60, Smyrna rug with committee was held at the New Rich+ every $2 50 coupon licket. $1.25. Satish ends (hie anceatle | 18,.poten- SOCIETIES. me eae nis hove eciag this es seas 5 ; Bsa they talk loud. ance of a call from Chairman Cardin, 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...215 BROADWAY | a0 there were six committuen pres: ent, inaddition toseveral other prom | Tyxrn Seer CuntstiaN,— Bib'e inent populists. Among the latter] ohool 9:80 a, m., J. K. Bondurant, 9 were Hon. Jo A, Parker and his} superintendent. Preaching 10:45 a, father, who stopped over oa thelt}m, and s p.m. Morning subject! Handing Out Wash Goods. We continue our special offering The committeemen present ere the evening, ‘The Sermon of the Kight-cent summer goods for sc. | ¥*PPpet for $1 each, Don'tdelay KE. J. Desha, Ballard ; am, | ay EY e: Ze. [too long if ant $1.50 ‘ Geoeees | Marshall; L. Thomas. . Ten-cent summer goods for 3c oop Inte sto wan wray Crit Jones, of MoUrenken: . Buoapway Metnopist. —Sunday| Fifteen-cent summer goods for Handkerchief : FP r, 7 . a Chairman Cardin, who called the | schoo! 30 a. m., C. B, Hatfield, | 10 cents. landkerchiels. ARK j og evs Cave left yesterday for Vit-| cring was absent on account of|superintendent. Preaching 10:458.| Thirty-five-ceut French organ-} Don't pass them lightly by; all ginia on a visit. sickness, and Ben C, Keys nor his]m, and 8 p.m, Junior League 4 p. | dies for roc. that is asked for them is a. fair o . TAYLOR, . G. Be K+ : : boro, y 7 | . t © phn a | R bP ge rane feral of MeLeansboro, | gon were either present ne Epworth vee tor | 8p. Who Gould Ask More. judgment, the qualities ind prices Ered ys Owing to «& misunderstanding, it}m. Prayer meeting nesday 8 P.| Vard-wide bleached domestic] Will do the rest £ & £ | Roadmaster H. U. Wallace, of the] was deemed best to withdraw the} m. A cordial invitation is extended perfectly free from lime or starch Special offering in children’s | 1. C., was here today. name of Keys for the cougres-|to all these services. for only 4!sc handkerchiefs with the alphabet 4 CH EAPEST - | Mrs. Will Clements left today for] sional nomination H. B. Jouxsrox, Pastor, Vets leak tenidd- amine innality [ESC ALL OF THIS WEBK “| Covington, Ky., on visit. Hon. Bud Reeves ot wie subs Bator ktset eee tiscsied ps lg be only a Ia hate Special offerings of lade — " > x, Mr. 0. L, G ry .d this} "a8 present at the meet and the Srcoxp Bartist— e c :: bs anc chiets ine Aseortinént gia morning from Stems et | Crowd was yuite large, Nothing of Baptist church, corner of Niath and Skirts, Shirt Waists and Wrappers. or sc. ‘The other assortment. io TO BE HAD Ohio streets, there will be Sunday} If you desire a navy and white] :o cents. LA PETITE EILEEN Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parham went| terest was done before noon, the A. Van- | stripe skirt of an elegant quality for 2 : arrival of several of the absent dele-|school at 9:30 a, m., W. eDaween , arrival of several AAs leg: r ee ae gates being awaited, but many could }trease, superintendent. Preaching|about half its value, come early} \y Nowak: Wie neck: Mrs, W. 8. Bishop is visiting the Inot get ere on account of wheat/at 11a, m. and 8 p.m. by the past-|to secure your length. This week's] | 0° 8 | Cobh Look here and THE VERNONS. family of Judge D. G. Park, atMay-| threshing. or, Rev, Lloyd 'T. Wilson. Ln the| price only $2.50 each. — ave ment é : pre: Lege ‘This afternoon about 1 o'clock the} evening a series of sermons on the} Special offering striped crash |" ge ; pane Ee eee ee Mrs. H,G. Thowpsou left this] (ollowing resolutions were unanimous-| ten commandments will be began, —_| Skirts this week, for 75c each. : hoe Bargains. gaa al morning for Dawson to spend several | jy . present: Young peoples’ meeting Tuesday} Twenty-four ladies shirt waists} Big values in Oxtord ties at 75 ; . PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT | days, we accept the}evening at 8 p.m. Regular weekly |s0ld heretofore for soc, priced to] $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 a pair Mrs. Chas, Browér and children] withdrawal of Hou, Ben C. Keys] prayer meeting Thursday evening at quick callers this week for 33c] Big values in ladies’ shoes at $1 have gone to Mayfield on 4 visit to] from the race for congress, conveying] the same hour. The public cordially each, $1.25, $1.50 and $2 a pair. relatives. to him our sincere regards, and our] invited to all services. : SHORT LOCALS. Congressman Chas, K, Wheeler is | thanks for his past faithful defense of — We will make extraordinay offerings all Leet Peta i! Vashi rl pvog’ finst Bavtist—Preaching at the expected home from Washington to-|0Ur principles and our recognition of ar RST B r PR RAT op expected amie fro shington tor) ainswerving fidelity to the causo| First Baptist church, Fifth and Jet-| through July Jub dicia-ds cia "1 i gtiem : of the peos ferson streets, at 10:45 a. m, and 8 It will be necessary to visit our store often { the very highest excellence in Mrs. W. K. Penrod aod children!" recived, That pureuant to the|p.m., Rev. W. K, Penrod, pastor.|to keep in touch with the great bargain op- the dinustsetete of ‘tadies fine Over at New Athens Iil-, the in-}left today for Penrod, Ky,, ona visit > i dl r rs , vecific command of the Princeton] In the morning there will be a thanks- _ bial bx M lyn aeh Jr pli toda] baal pad deg ppavedtiogs wo hereby tender Hon. | giving service in accordance with the portunities we shall present from day to day footwear. The shoe sold under cause the Illinois Central trains go} Miss Susie Morton es the first} Geo, W. Reeves, of Ballard ‘county, | proclamation of President McKinley. this trade mark is made to sat- ee 4 eehdyrd deo. W. Reeves, ys {P r SE a b through the city too fast. They bave} of next week for Bowling Green on a] the nomination of the Peoples party |Subject for evening, ‘Repentance, isfy those who insist on the best, remonstrated to such an extent that | short visit, Gf the First Congressionsl iet,] Acts 17-30. Sunday school at 9:30 i Supt J.J. Gaven as issued orders} atisg Rebecca Allen and Miss] for congress, subject to his decision,]a. m.. Mr. J. M. Fuller, superinten- that the specd of all trains be reduced Adine Morton leave Tuesday for ie ; » servic = % ii i ° esday for|to be rendered at a meeting of this}dent. Prayer services every Wed: * while passing through the place. Asheville, N.C. 3 held at nibe New| nesday at 8 p.m. Bible claes meets I iA R B U R S The John I oster A committee to be - +5 WATER NOTICE. Mr. Percy Garrett and wife, of|Richmond hotel, Paducah, at 10]every Friday evening. The public ; " Fine Shoe for Ladies ——— St. Louis, are in the city visiting the}o’clock s, m., Thursday, July 28,] invited to all these services. Patrons of the Water company are former’s parents, 1898, for which meeting this shall be] ising services at the Evangelical On North Third Street dust Back of Wallerstein reminded that all water rents were] Col. Edward 0. Leigh, of the | considered the official call. Lutheran church, South Fourth that's it—is sold by George Bernhard, and nowhere ; Special Sale, REID AND GILBERT. due on July 1. Those who desire to} Owensboro Messenger, is in the city] | Mr. Reeves ~ oe pcs bo he) street. German preaching in the —— — else in Paducah. If you try a pair you are henceforth a renew this quarter's rent should do|on a several days’ visit. will do, but sy ne ; y it : ae morning at 10:15 vu'clock. English rewalay oulaseeie” Vie can chs tae ce so before they fonget it, a0 al premi-] | Mrs, J.J. Dufour and daughter, os pgne friends that be will make the] aching in the evening at 7:45 ; 8 : : petra ses not paid for om or before Jaly 10, | Miss Minnie, have returned from | "°° : o'clock, ‘Text for morning service is will be shut off. td. | Dawson snd are at the Palmer. DEPOT 10 BE MOVED. recorded, Rev. St. John TEL, 7-11,| “Juez We are the People The Douglas Shoes for Men SEWER WORK. Traveling Freight Agent Lyman for evening service, Luke XIX, 10.] © i ihe T, Swancutt, of the St. Louis divi-| Vote Being Taken in Fulton ‘To-| et: F. W. Evers will fl the pulpit. | ga to Buy Your The wai hich has been |ion of the Ilinois Central, was in 4 Pastor loci will preach in the country. \ nee renee WOOO TiN, city idan day on the Question, Sunday school at 9 a. m., Wm. Cc | F styles, and can be had here. built from Third and Clay down il —_— Hummel superintendent. ‘Gemeinde { oal From Plenty of othe { shoes, 1 but good sh Third to Court, and out Court to| Mise Alice Reeves, one of Wick- , : 3 ; epee Wie een . R lenty of other good shoes, and none but good skoes. Seventh, is fast nearing completion, | iffe’s most popular young ladies, is|,, 4 Vote is today being taken in] Versammiung’’ 2 :i P wh 1 are : A, aia as ee Drop in and inspect this model stock, the handsomest and 4s soon as Ninth street is reached, | guest of Mrs. J, M. Ezell, on North Fulton to donate property to the Il-| cordially invited to attend these ser- As our prices are as low as the low beet selected 1 town pared : . linois Central railroad to move its| vic J. H. Hantennercer, , est, and as we get our coal direct which be in a few days, the| Fifth street. é a ’ iy part lope’ frome Ge Laem meade top Pastor. our own mines we allow no second GEORGE BERNHARD most diflicult and costly part of the} Little Miss Lizzie May Pickering : Acti Ti me 7 : S| point on the Tennessee side, about | > ‘ Wi Ss a ; 306 Broadway sewerage will have been finished, left this morning for her home in| haifa mile from where it is 0Ow lo-| Fyyer GawtieiisPecanhlag at! man to share gur profits with us, We and it will then be ovly a compar- | Princeton after a visit to the family | Cored. ; and 8 p. m. Morning sell at living prices, shaved to the Re Geet voee ri aatape smereae Ge me, Obes. Beadetigh.. The people have asked the change, | subject, “The Spirit of the Lord’s . needs of the public—our coal being ee banal Sp ntsgtevens, of Cairo, and Miss Jas it will do away with a great deal] Day." ‘The evening hour will be de- carefully screened, picked over and WARTED. trippers oa the Fowler lest wight and | eg ee uolse and danger incident to] voted to thanksgiving io harmony] cleaned for their benefit. The prices are as follows—spot cash on!ly— Situation by registered pharmacist, |*t¥rned home today. Panic eee ane Eectaye Haineny Priests sd delivered in your coal house: ten years experience, References, Ad-| ae Freddie? Baumgerd iia res} LIVELY FIGHT AT BENTON. uperintendent. Y. P. S.C. K, St. Bernard Lump, 8 Cenis per Bushel dress, “‘Druggist,”” in care of St[turned from Golconda and Dixon - a7 p.m Nichilas howe 6j8 |Springs, Ill., and was accompanied| ‘There was a sensational ticht at} St. Bernard Nut, 7 Cents per Bushel POs cha TET ae by Mr. Albert Dumaine. B yesterday between Polic 100 HOT TO TALK. fenton yesterday between Police Mrs. J. E, Williatison, Mrs. W.| Judge J. J. Fisher and K. C. Cope- - + wear them? They fit well, look well and wear well, Most people know what they are. They are made in all Genway EvaxcettcaL —Sunday schoolat 9:30 a.m, German preach- ing at 10:30 a, m, A hearty invita- H. Wiltis and daughter, Miss Willie, | land. It occurred in front of G. W. $d in anainied tai Shear aa ST. BERNARD COAL Co. Hon. W. M. Reed, of Benton, was}ieft on the packet today for Birds-|Riley’s suloon, and the direct cause annie 1 services at night. ‘The Willing (INCORPORATED) fa the city n today, but in re-I ville, to visit relatives and friends. | was a demand from Judge Fisher of woke pelted thai sponse to an inquiry as to whether be} stigg Kthyl Bailey has returned| the other man to pay a certain debt, gain gers =~ io he _ babi 423 BROADWAY TELEPHONE NO, 8 Was going to run for congress, 881d trom g visit to Metropolis, accompa-| Tbe occasion for this demand, it is] 0000 with Mrs. ye aha pe “It is too hot to talk now; wait till] . onged 4 sged, was the fact ths ; esidence of Mr. Geo al — pied by Misses Alice Shoemaker, ale ed 849 the tack that 19 gr North Fifth street. A full attend- the weather gets a little cooler.’* Robbie-E 4 carne Cane 10 the vol , $ ” bie Evers and Juliette Cunning: | gave case in the police ecurt, Cope- | Nom RAH sh era sais (gle Stutz’s lime juice and cola is a]ham, who will visit her, Hei One oc Gia setantaate,@wore | BESET Er mete oc itd Wea Yery fine tonic, ‘Try it and experi-| Miss Mattie Perdue, of the tele- bf ‘ Rung bial Malte eda FOR RENT, h ence its invigorating influence. 8)2] phone exchange, has resigued her [4s ite. When they met, however meres ps aie me ene hoe : ght evsued, and they used wash-| Qyol, pleasantly situated furnishe GOOD GRAVEL. Perea tae vere Te et Sel boards aud ebairs on each other, but! ory," Oaty: bait block: from beat force, and was very polite and ac- " “ commodating 10 tle patrons of the| id no serious lawage, The fight! hoardiog house. Ioquire at S13 ‘The gravel furnished the city by company, created great excitement. rrth Sixth street, L V | ND Voight Bros. is the best ever brought ‘ fe TY 5 Miss Bessie Thompson-left for het! yew DYNAMO WILL WORK. here, avcording to authorities on the s Be r subject. It is now being received in| 80™4 ia Elkton today after a visit to pirate WHY BURN Name Plate L. Thompson and family, large quantities, and is being placed | Qy¢ was accompanied by Miss Fre-| Supt. Harry W of the city s on the streets as fast as received, donia Perkins, who will visit in Elk-| P!ant. expects to have the new dyna- > Dr. Kilwards, Ear, Kye, Nose and | ton. mo recently purchased by the olsy, s opey 00 Helps the looks of the wheel, but it don’t take a name } { "Throst Specialist, Paducah, tf. Major M. Bloom has goue to Cleve- | Wer by next Wednesday, It has a plate to tell a Cleveland. You can tell them by their high- land, O,, to attend a meeting of the | “*Pscity of eighty lights, ; ; official board of the I. 0. B. B.. He i - wi ,. Sieh chonbl grade appearance, their easy and noiseless running, and his family will spend the summer BANK AL WINGO, slit ol: Veh tied showing there is absolutely no friction anywhere. Little Miss Margie Bagby, upoo] at Mt, Cl ic T coors stove wood ready for stove at are made plain, good and sub al . Clement, Mich. The family Pp g same prices by telephonixg No. stantial all over, and do not rely ; whom an operation was yesterday! leaves Sunday, and Maj. Bloom will] ‘There 1s shortly to be started a i + , 198? Note change from No. 29. \ GO LEKi Gist enacul nad ike ake ; Connections made with water performed for apendicitis, is still im+] join them later. bank in Wingo, Ky., aud it is un- = tub danger n | evphaae 20 for Stats puree thal iain and alow —_— = int paints to secure their alee Over = /main, including hydrant eight feet and delicious ice cream. Prompt] °* inside of lot line, for $6.00 short i é terprise. The bank will be the frst at WANTED TO RENT delivery and correct servic 832) Wingo, and will be uitean improvee| [> mr f accel meat, to the place. E; E, BELL 7 W\ wee 50a connection and $7.50 long connec- Part of a store ona main street HE LOST A “v." fora professional man. Show win- —-— a4 Cleveland Riders in Paducah Can tion; other work to cost in the vet preferred. Address! Col, Edward O. Leigh came down é Wiliam L. Braimerd Beary K. Holman ‘ ; Prof. G. H. Eason, Mayfield, Ky. | yesterday from Owensboro, On th : i Testify as Above. i i telat be bought» paper, aod banded 7 BRAINERD & HOLSMAN ‘t Na ee dob g Open evenings the ‘butch’? what he thought was a] 4a nickle, . » ARCHITECTS... “Is that the least you have?’ % 4 CHICAGO Ske » dry docks, nearby, by |2*%Ked the agent. f ae h Branch Office Room 3 American-Ger- anee Sa ave Sra, Sonne yee Yi Td | ‘he editor, thinking the price of man National Bank Building, toe ata SL ead a aie to cea ceeiieeeed| SANNA Oees Bs : : ; haulivg letiro she la let ott replied that he didn’t have any CoN =e aus aa as ne —— tgp ger, grsss MBO. 6 ace auamamaaammmmamaataa FOI SALI NEL salted been ineekce (Oot ; MEN OF MODERATE MEANS BAPE: rejoined the purchaser, who could Wiping Out Need no longer regard tailor-made clothes with fear and trembling. 104 North Fifth Street, Four room cottage South | Bever miss two cents, ‘The ‘*butch’’ . eae eh Und Pal: H Lighth street. Lot 50x165, Kasy|gleetully pocketed the coin. Col. Spanish Atrocitie Dalton now makes clothes in his own shop, here at home---makes the nder Palmer House. ay = Py “ae pies . clothes right, makes the billjright. It costs but a trifle more to wear Telephone 362. terms, Apply to Judge Spence. 8j6| Leigh afterwards found that be was a Fe eee nants He} Quickly a possible tio Seber acl Payments that fit than those that a’most fit. The acme of style and went to the *buteb,’’ and demanded will do now For a x the “V,"" but the ‘butch’? de.| sist ont, mviworarg bath Anerc ‘workmanship is ours. Drop in at 383 Broadway and see about that ing like a good big sponge. We This morning there were millions | nied having received it. Col. Leigh See e ig im summer toilet woods belated spring suit. You’ll be glad you waited---t’will cost you so little. of willow flies all over every thing] reported it to Oflicer Hoyer at the sponges, combs, brtishes, seas down about the wharf, All the boats Union depot, and the next time the] ‘oot and ‘ace powers, toilet waters; DALTON THE TAILOR were well decorated with them, but}‘butch’ passes through Paducah, | Perfumes, soaps and rubber goods, “IS IMPROVING, ‘The lower wharf was this morning by noon they had ail died. "They | he will be nailed, - ‘e hatchec «i, and tae: « are | ehed 3 tne wun and oy not — Wie AY of Growing in popular ® And the only 33 It you want a load of clean nut LLL MSLULES favor every | n NWOO Ihizhigpade &ceith - ‘ - aoe Stutz’s orange phosphate is the|coal, telephone No, 70, cigar. , DRUG STORE, day... Ask for it, : finest in the city. 8j2]2imim Banry & Hewxeseraen, TS BROADWAY.