The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, August 13, 1898, Page 4

TIC GIGAN Smitbland the springs. =— SALE In order to show our appreciation to our many patrons in the briet year of our business career in this city, we have inaugurated the mos' gigantic anniversary sale ever held in Paduc*h Three hundred yards very finest |Smyina rug, well worth 5.09, with quality dress percales, former price | every 25.00 coupon. 12'sc, anniversary price sc a yard. rtment iver hundred very best quality Millinery Department ve summer corsets, former price so0| All our trimmed hats go at half and 75c, anniversary sale price 25¢ One hundred and fifty ladies’ muslin gowns, full size and well made, go in our anniversary sale Nas and Togo eee" every conceivable yle, anniversary sale I our straw sailors go at half price; 1 our walking hats go at half ye Anniversary Sale One hundred and fifty new school ‘Tam o’Shanters, regular prices 25 dimity and | and 35c, anniversary sale price roc. madras cloth shirt waists, anniver-| New goods arriving dail sary sale price 25¢. | Just received, a lot of new felt Two hundred splendid percale| sailors, the very latest things waists, odd sizes, former price 50c, Ask to see the new Dewey and anniversary sale price gc. | college caps for children. All our §.00, 6.00 and 7.00 very| Colored wigs complete from soc fine silk dress skirts, comprising | up to 6.00. _ : : twenty-five different styles, anni-| The very finest quality of hair versary sale price 3.98 while they | switches at very low prices, last. You ought to see our Don't forget—A very fine 30x60 switches, 25¢ and upwards. THE BAZAAR! AVAL DISPLAY ie On— LA BELLE PARK LAKE! The battle of Manila will be reproduced on the above lake Monday, Wednesday and Friday, AUGUST 15-17-19 shade and price 49. All our 75¢ percale creole his display will be the nicest an, All work has been done under the personal s' Bour. Mr. Bour has just returned from St. Loui: cial order of fireworks made for bombardment purposes. One night during the week a sixty-foot ‘‘set piece’’ of Niagara Falls will be seen burning on the water. The picture of Dewey is seen in the background just as the fort is blown to pieces. ADMISSION TO PARK TEN CENTS Regular street car fare—se each way. Battle at 9:30 o'clock sharp. Show before and after battle. FOR A JOKE, OR FOR AEGESSITY | SHORT LOCALS. FOR SA pervision of Mr. Ellis where he had a spe- $5 00 to $10.00 monthly payments. 100 choice residence lots, 50 front. Prices $100 up. Gri streets. W. M. Janus, uf 8328's Broadway. NEW STAD eled PS HERE, There have been received at the postottice a large supply of the new postrge stamps, of the Omaha expo- sition variety, They have been scarce in this locality for sometime. Postmaster Fisher had endeavored for three months to procure them before he finally- succeeded. —all are interested. A subject in ich theregis general interest is the subject of gla: . There are few people who do need them. May run great risk in not having them, We fit your eyes and give you better st complete ever seen here. | Miss Theo* Thrapp, of Cairo, was night en route to to spend a few days st Mr. S. T. Payne, of Ogden's Landing, was in the city today. Mr. Dave Adams, of Swithland, was in the city today. Miss Kdna Lyno left today on the Hopkins with the party for Niagare Falls. Mrs, Geo, Warfield and childreo left this morning for Elizabethtown on # visit to relatives, Hoa. Jobn L Grayot was in the city today en route from Smithland to Princeton, Mrs. Dr. J. C. Reynolds, of May- field, is = guest of Miss Maggie Williams. Mr. and Mrs, Luther Graham, Mrs Jennie Bondurant, Misses Ells} lar sery Wright, Ella and May V. Patterson. | :30 and Messrs, Curt Covington and J | per M. Walton left today for Niagara} mu Falls and a trip to other places. sus ;"? evening service 8 p. m., sub- Editor Mott Ayers, of the Fultov ject ‘‘The Divine Emancipator.!* Dailv.dcandgs city Acdiay,| Preaching by #he pastor. Everybody on @ Visit to his mother, Mra, Lloyd Boswell, on North Fifth, Officer J. R. Gray went o Brooklyn this afternoon on a visit. | Presbyterian church, corner Seventh Postmaster F. M. Fisher went|and Jefferson, by the pastor, Rev. over to Dixon thisafternoon to spend] W. E. Cave, D. D., tomorrow at Sanday. and 8. p.m ; Sanday Jailer Joe Miller went over to} School at 9:30 a. m., L, M. Rieke Creal this afternoon. superintendent; Sunday school at Me. J. Will Fisher weat over to| Ml#pah Mission at 2. p. m., Geo. B, Roghiyy Hart superintendent: Mr, Geo. B. East St. Louis. 4 ‘Hart will conduet services at Mizpab Hop. Lucien D. Carr, of Prince} \si,.ion Sabbath night at 8 o'clock ton, is in the city. Mr. J. L. Kilgore from Anderson, Lad. Mrs. R. 8, Smedley and children] & raturoed home yesterday afternoon |) from Covington, Tenn., where they have been visitiog Mrs. Smedley’s father, Mr. W. A. Evarett. CHAIN BROKE, CHURCHES AND ~_ SOCIETIES. Testu Stree istiAN—Rega- Lord’s day, Bible sehoul m. J. K. Bondurant, s1 tendent; preaching and com- 10:45, theme ‘Seeing Je- ly Wo.Cone. Fixst Preseyteeian—The usual First Barrist—Preaching First Baptist church at 1 m. by Rev. W. hool at 9:30 a, m, Mr. J. uller superintendent; prayer ¢ Wednesday at 8 p.m, eon- dueted by Mr. Charles Richardson, The public invited to all these meet- ing Srconp Pressyrenian—Services at the Second Presbyterian church to- And So Did Will Tanner's Skull] morrow morning at 11 o'clock, in the , Wai evening at 8 o'clock. Sunday school at an Karly Hour This 30 in the afternoon. Wednes- Morning. has returned evening prayer meeting at 8 , and preaching at Hebron io Rowlandtown Tuesday evening at 8 wwone very cordially in- vited to all of these services. A serious Accident Which Oc» curred at Katterjohn's ickyard. ipedione } Geran Kyanqeticat —Services will be held tomorrow as follows; Sunday school at 9:30 a, m., Jobo Hock superintondent ;German preach; ing at 10:30 by the pastor. hearty invitation is extended to all. B, F. Weremay, Pastor, Will Tanner, colored, is employed at Katterjoho’s brickyard, and lives near by. This morning soon after he went to work, the liok belt broke and ove end of it struck him a terrific blow across the forehead. He was ren- dered unconscious aod Dr. Brooks] this church, coraer of Ninth and was called, He found a yery bad] Ohio streets. wound and one which may have frac- tered the skull. 0 og ah It the blow bad kMled part of the head, it would b: him instantly, accord to the doc- tor. The injury was dressed sion may be averted. carried home in a very bad fix. MKS. THALMUELLER'S DEATH. entended to all. rord T. Wirsox, Pastg jopist —- Sundey Oa. m., C. B. Hasfield Preaching 10:45 a. land concus+|™., 0d 8 a.m. Juvior Loapue 4 p Tanner was|™. Kpworth League Monday 6 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p, m. A cordial invitation is extended to all the services. i. B Broapwar school at 9 superintendent. atts uxstoN, Pastor. The death of Mrs. Lizzie Thalmuel- ler, wife of Mr. Thalmueller, oc- curted this morning at 1:30 o'clock at the family residence at Fifth and Trimble, aged 44 years. The de- ceased had suffered for some time trom hemorrhage of the lungs. Sb leaves a husband and three children. She was a member of the Firat Pres- byterian church, and of the Knights and Ladies of Honor. Faneral tomorrow afternoon from the resi dence, services by Rev. W. E Cave, and iuterment at Oak Grove. The deceased leaves one brother in Henderson and one in Evansville. Che three surviving children gre all that are left from a family of nine children Several of Mr. Thalmueller’s friends from Evansville will attend the funeral, which will take place to- morrow at Comnentann Presnyrenian—Rev, T. M, Collins recently appointed to a mission field in Mexico will preach at the Cumberland Presbyterian church August 14, both morning and eve ing. Sunday scho GENTLEMEN'S List American Grain Grad- Blalock, WM er Beecksnon, Will Hromley, John Coleman, Robert Goats, WA Conrad, john A Courtney, Joba Dean, Leonard Dinwittle Maid ellison, William ring, JM reen, Willlam Houston Bros Heart. Stewart King, JH Milles, Chas Mayhaftey, Plackert, Jobn Richa-dson, Maj.P L$ been made relative] «oils, Henry ‘TS AND GUARDIANS. NOTICE ‘A very Sxcoxp Barrist—Usual services at | A cordial invitation is | + |the 20th, to complete their fall pure! HARRAESashter Sale of Fancy Screen Doors Prices were $126 150 175 The well-known Optical Speciahst 8 opened an office at 423 Broad- , Palmer House Building, where the doctor or his assistant can be seea and consulted from 8 a, m, to 9 p.m. He gives no medical or sur- gical treatment. The doctor's spee- ialty is to fit’ glosses, according to the most scientitic principles, for all complication of the eyes. He has testimonials from the vest people of country, not mentioning the thoussuis of testimeninis” froiit” Bar} Tope. Lostruments to test the eyes with, are the some as those used in the Berlin Eye Clinic, Berlin, Ger- many; London Opthalmic Hos- pital, of London, England; Opthalmie Clinics of the Man- hattan Eye and Ear Hospital, of New York. The New York Post Graduate school and hospital and other well- known institutions. ‘The doctor car- ries his own machinery, and an ex pert, who makes and prepares the mses anct--frames to-exactty—fit t face. Prices reason: Consultation Free. WE ARE GOING TO HAVE A SALE---A GREAT BIG SALE: A sale so far-reaching, so complete, so convince ing in its money-saving arguments, that it will at once appeal to the economical instinct of every buyer of dry goods in this community. New Fall Calicoes The best American indigo blue calicoes, fall styles, for only 3'vc a yard. The best black and white and silver gray calicoes for only 3 ‘yc. The best {aney print made, new fall styles, for only 4c a yard. Why |pay others se for the same thing? | Bargains | New fall styles fleece-lined wrap- | per goods for 7'¥c a yard that you | will have to pay others roc for. ing prints, etc., for only 2'vc yard Ten, 15 and 20c organdies, dim ities and other summer terials for only 5 and 7'vc a yard. Domestic and Canton Flannels Prices always a little lower than the lowest. Yard-wide unbleached domestic 3ieca yard. Heavy canton flannels for fall wear for only 7'sc a yard Great Gorset Sale Empire corsets worth 1.25 and 1.50 during this sale for only 75c. The best percales made, fall] Hosiery styles, for roc, that you'll have to Evememaicgsars n yothers 12/ec for, = oe Sg AR omen’s toc fast black hi Extraordinary Value-Giving for 7¢. —Dress skirts made up Men's 10e fast black sox for 7¢ free of charge Misses’ 25¢ fast black 2x2 ribbed Vour choice of anything in black | Cotto hose, double knees, heels or colored dress goods or silks from | Md toes, for t5¢ a pair 50c per yard up we will make up Boys’ 25¢ ast black heavy cotton free of cost during this sale, ang | ese, double kuees, heels and toes guarantee them in every respect. |4F 15¢ a pair, Do: 1 dozens othe: Remarkable Sale of All Remain- Te targeted foe’ ae. hosiery bargains for men, boys ing Summer Goods women, misses and children that Printed lawns, American shirt-} we can mention, | Fall Percales of I! Mr for New Yosk on the night of es, and will tke pleasure in doing any spevial (avor for friends and customers. and Mrs. Harbour will leay No, We Don’t «+» Give a Bicycle Suit, Its.goin ALL GO | NOW at Cans Each This offer good only for’ a few days at Screen Doors and Windows! \ KY CHEAPEST TO BE HAD Rernard Anthracite, f . Bernard Coke, three Bernard Lump Bernard Nut DELIVERED. M. E. JONES “There is a Tide in the Affairs of Men which, taken at the flood, teads on to fortune.’’ There is a time in buying coal when you can lay in your nter supply to great advantage. Now is the time; catch it while it ‘The best grade of coal for fam- ily use at summer prices. Highest Awards at Chicago and Atlanta Expositions $7.60 per ton 5.00 per ton S cents per bushel - 7 cents per bushel FOR SPOT CASH ONLY IST. BERNER GOAT COMPAR * (INCORPORATED 427 BROADWAY TBLEPHONB NO.8 PADUCAH COAL AND MINING CO.. INCORPORATED Miners and Shippers... supply nut Tradewater Coal Now is the time to pat fe your winter { this colebrated coal. Lump 8c, bushel. Office at elevator. phone 254 COAL “tenet” COAL SOLD AS CHEAP AS THE Lip, ort ut, 7¢ per bushel: hracite $7.60 per ton: THESE PRICES ARE FOR SPOT Cx8H All sizes Old Lee A We keep a stock on hand all the time and would be pleased to have your orders. BARRY & HENNE sight. “You are pleased with what we Complaint b do for your eyes. I charge you $1.00 to $1.00 for same quality spectacles other parties charge you $350 to $5 for. 4. J. BLEICH, 223 Broadway. Best of the ~ “Season AT. -LABELLE Fee THE DEAGONS, Descriptive Singers. SFAMON AND — Lamp and Bell With Every Cleveland Bicycle pson, pastor of} to certain boys between the ages of the C. P. church in Kuttawa, and| te? and sixteen, congregating in the] 5.0, sary udwinistrator of the estate of the late | 0Ut-houses in the rear of the Third] giiweii, eiten Judson Pierce, yesterday filed in the| district school building, at the lum-| 12, Mes vat vireuit court here, through his attor- | Per yards and the coal elevators, play. | ile-n, Mra allt y#, Bishop & Hendrick, a suit}i9g cards, sky-larking, throwing | reer vie, Jonney against the Illinois ntral for $25,-|Focks thrc ugh windows, and indolg-| scoue, Anna 000 damages, Pierce was killed | ing in all kinds of mischief peculiar 11 order to odtata uny of the above letters it while coupling a pile driver here some '® boys of the ages mentioned ; there- |, 1 ycrler to ootala any of 4 N : js necessary to say that they ate advertived, time ago. fore the parents aud guardians of] itno called for within ven days they Will be : — these disturbers are notified that, un- | ** 1? ‘Be dead Inurer TO SETTLE 1 less they restrain those under their ——e respective control, it will become Mrs. P. G. Reed, sdmx , bas filed] necessary to compel the police to do suit in the circuit court against Mrs, ]80 without further notice. Belle McGee and others, to wind up Very respectfully, he estate of her late husband, Dr. P. James M. Lana, Mayor. G, Reed, Padueah, Ky , Aug. 13, 1898, MAY BE IMPOSITION. RETURNS N 1W LADIES’ List, Butcher, Mamie Dot, Hatt nm, Susie ding, Miss Lillian Coal Render ™ te alae Is mighty good to startwith, “Then piter it especially prepaned over the - ae FINEST SYSTEM OF SHAK&R SCREENS that money can buy, you get the best value for your coal money yonr ever got in your life when you fill up with our Prime Render Lump at 8 cents; Prime Render Egg and Wut at 7 cents. der for Anthracite at $8.00 per ton future delivery "wa and Iron Co J. READ, Manager Yard, Tenth and Jefferson eit i 2 és a It is not necessary. ‘They are worth the money asked without a lot of dry goods thrown in, It don’t make any difference whether you buy a $40, $50, $65 or $75 Cleveland, you get full value for your money. Winnegar, Mrs An L Mastor, HERE. ESTATE. The Italians did not get out of town last night as expected, and are still here. The old trouble with Aples has been compromised, but those who have worked sinve the others left hud not yet received their money this afternoon for work done ed] oa the sewers since. An agent for the railroad company will be 1 the city tovight, and those who desire to 3] go down and work with the other 44 }| Who left the city “to labor for the railroad, can go down ton'ght. INSOMNIA OLD WHEELS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE JAS. W. GLEAVES Mr. Overton Brooks Hag F His Course at Annapolis. yor Lang 1s in reecipt of a let- ter from Chaplain Frank M. Thomas, of the Third regiment, asking that ns of Paducab help provide a hospital fund, the same to pay for necessities for sick men, which the] at Annapolis, and will return home in claims the government! day or two. He is now in Wash- rs not provide, Mayor Lang willlington, He will graduate here in (eke no action in the matter, be the public schools Lefere applying ing that the government furnishes} for admission to the-nayal academy. whatever is necessary for its soldiers. In a letter to his father, he is fa M8 ve ie eT vorably impressed with ‘cadet life, on UDINE CASCATETS for noe , 1 | He hss met Cervera aud many of the reat tht tee Ea ie Court Bireet women were all) Spanish prisoners at Acnapolis, and | 'ave.lven me more rellet than ; roman , at shal fined $50 and costs in police court}, short time ago met Lieut. Hobson | mond them to my friend a yesterday afternoon, for keeping dis: land shook hands with him. He also] "Presented" Tuos orderly houses, spent two days with company K, NOTICE Third regiment, at Newport News. The members of Esther Lodge) SPECIALTY WORK ONLY. 1162, Knights aud Ladies of Honor, : will meet at their hall in the Camp- bell building on Broadway over Pow- | tion of the people to the fact that he eli's book rn se tomorrow afterhoon | will limit his work jn this ejty to ft- at 2:40 o'clock to attend the funeral] ting spectacles to all complicated Piss Hie Potent, Good of Sister Thaliueller, All members| eyes where spectacles are needed. |” ,,, ‘OUR consi pained sre urged to be present. 79 no mediva} or surgical] Merlee Remedy Company, Chicas, oni : Mr. Overton Brooks has completed his course in the preparatory school |. Re BURGAYER, Agent Dalton, The Tair | FIRST AMINATION, Return Engagement Those Favorites, COLTON AND DARROW. FOURTH AND BROADWAY Vismore Has Innplicated Sey¢ral OVER M’PHERSON'S DRUG STORE Others, The trial of Dismore and Powel,| the alleged wheat thieves at Calvert City, for stealing 30 bush it wheat from Rube Davis, was concluded to- day, the defendants wavire examina- tion, Dismore, who gees to baye been the main a in the transaction, im- plicated Walter Freeman, Horace Powell, and Wilber Lindsey, war| rants being isgued against all three of , thew, When it became known that a pr :{n Popu: Up war J gH i Reed, for the others, waived exami lat Favor ian os, A Whi Dismore would turn stqtes evidence ae PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT "i . RAIN OR SHI 1 He guarantees a perfict ft. eing all Should Have Your Patronage, for Three Reasons... | SECOND & He docs all his work with home labor, THIRD ois Central R. R, and Gray, Dawson, ‘hand 25, one fare; Excursion vial Reunion Blu Ky , Avg. Vimit Aug. Lonis' one fare; + +«He wil sell you a: ut of clothes made to order 2s cheap as you Can buy a custom-made , Ky., Aug. 16th to 20th imit Aug. Todianapolie, Lad., K of P. Eo- ermpment, Aug. 19tb, 20th and 21st, one fore; limit Aug. 31st, Chicago, Ll., Aug. 238d—the best of wt!-«@6.00 for the round trp, good antil 8) Dr J, Harraes calls special atten uvoed Se amd come clear, Attorvey W. SI. om