The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, August 20, 1898, Page 4

a SS LAST GRAND... CLEARIN SATE OF THE SEASON glect this opportunity you will ‘have lasting regrets; for ‘story of merchandising was such radical pricing known v iginal writing cau be more interesting. The fat aa -d xt week find a li you ne; never in the h : Read this protocol. e t edict has fone forth that no summer goods must after ne resting place in our store. Three hundred fine shirt waists, w-ll made, well worth soc, grand | clearing sale price 9c. “ Five hundréd fine percale, mad- ras and cheviot shirt wais's, rega- lar price 75¢, grand clearing sale price 25c. ‘A All our fine white pique, and Marseilles shirt waists, worth’ 1.25 to 2.00, grand clearing sale price 75¢ Dress Skirts ata, Fraction jof Their Real Value. All our fine white shrunk pique dress skirts, regular dl! 2.50, grata’ Clean?) ing sale price 750.’ ‘All pm ge fine silk, satin, and moire dress skirts that range in ‘All our 50c and 75¢ summer cor ets; rand clearing sale price Millie ery Department All our fine trimmed hats; All our fine straw sailors All our fine walking hats— At Half Price in.Our Grand Clearing Sale. One hundred and fifty fine schoo Tam, o’Shanters, regular price 25 land 35¢, grand clearing sale price { Ve All ott fire ‘straw ‘sailors that sold for’tien, q25 and 1.50 go in oun grand clearing» sale iow 0c while they last, mnt Just received, a, new lot of fall hats, in all the new shades. and styles, Ask to sée them: price at 6.009.00, 8.00 and 10.00 go in our grand clearing sale in two lots, 3-98 and 5.00. $1.00, 1.25 and 1.50 Kid Gloves at 59%. Two hundred pairs finest quality id gloves, blacks and cotors, sizes? Z beri in our grand |ored switches and wigs, 25> and 5',. 5% and 6, go i clearing sale at 59c, ‘Allour fine French hair switches, regular price 1.59, grand clearing } sale price 7sc. : 1s AH very long hid Bait awitches, ang 3-00, grand clearing sale price 1.50. Just received, a new lot of ‘col Vine { 500, THE BAZAAR! 215 BROADWAY 215 Minera. WeLL House 1| 1 | ROYAL BAKING POWDER €0., KEW YORK | | school 2:30 | Wednes —a ¥ CHURCHES AND =F |"LET US HAVE PEACE” SOCIETIES. | Ce : <r | ee & | Grewax — Ryascertear—Gunday |THE INFANT at 9:30, John Rock, superin- | [§ | tendent. German prearhing at 10:30] | a.m, Roglish ac7+48 p,m. A\SIX DAYS OLD hearty invitation is xtended to all. B, F, Walfman, Vastor “Peace hath her victories no less re- | nowned than War.’’ ‘ [mere victors belong the spoils.” | To our custdmers belong the profits this week. We have met the enemy and—we've got ‘em, + Vefore aay impression is made) WE HAVE SILENCED ‘THe " nthe eve by light. ‘The normal] FORTS of bigh privée with the bars Pevsnrrreray-sgervices | 36 Ta youth is capniots'tit Widitael] gains we sol 1g Up trade. win. did 8 po in, Sunday | Vision, froma few figures, at all times thé LOWEST, Pom. Prayer meetin, | eve to the farthest vr now knock all the rest in the shade ay at & p.m, | As we grow older the +e point of] From our dies’ goods may yet be Homiacdionn 01.4 jour vision recedes. ‘The eye never] lected some. choice ge Everybody cordial } grows old for distant’ vision—only [weather stuff, ov which we won’ services. {for close ; that’s why We héed glasses | quote any prices, though others do| jamanetipciie jafter our’ fortieth’ yay! 'Theh we] tbat for a bluff. ‘These goods you Finst Paesnysentiy—Séevites }y | need the right kind. “That's the kind] uqu have as you wish them; yoursell | Seoonp il tixed star, invited to thes: [PERSONALS } Mr, J. J. Dufour is home from St Louis. Mrs. Chas. M, Leake is on the sick ist. Mr. Jerome Allen lett this morning for Gracey. Hon. W. M. Reed, of Benton, was io the citp today, * Hon. John K. Hendrick has turned from Eddyville. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Robertson have returned from Smithlaad. Mr, M. B. Emerson and wife, of Mayfield, were at the Palmer today. Mr. W. W, Martin, the Eddy ville Jawyer, wag in the city today, Misses Mary and Elizabeth Mobav returned today fom Buffalo and other places, Mr. aud Mrs. Albert Kulp left las night for Louisville on a visit to rela- tives. Mrs, Johan 1D, Smith has returned froma two weeks’ visit to Lexington, ‘Teon. Attorney Max Hanberry left this morning for Eddyvitle on professional business. Mr. Chas. Randal! nm ing for Louisville on a two weeks" visit to relatives. the pastor, Rev, W. BE. Cave, D. 0. | you get of Dr. J, Harraes, make the prices to suit, And when | jut 10:45 a, m. and 8 p.m. Sanday you have spent a few dollars you get | | r F ars you get | |school at 9:30 a, m., Mr L. M | TONGS a fine picture to boot. We. are sells Rieke, perintendent. Sunday | Qp ing the handsomest DR KIRTS | }setiool at Mizpah Mission’ at p= m ever sold in this ent of the’ state ; Mr. Geo. B. Hart, superintendent. | SPECTACLES, for’! Kee tah thé ‘govda "tan | be Mr. Hart. will conduct sepvices +! Rufus Choate, the great ‘lawyer: Pbought at, all home made and right! Mizpah Mission at 8 p. m, orator, having artived at the oldfup to date. Our LADIES WEAK sighted stage, did not wish to com: | plea mence the use of gh In plead-fon, creatures Jess fair; One styles, Cunwertann Paesnyrertax—M es the fairest, and looks lovely E. Chappell, pastor. Sunday echo at Oa. m Preaching at 10:45] ing & certain cause, he kept holding | which ates ever | the rarest; sure a m. ands p.m. Endeavor servic: | 018 Manuser farther and farther] charming,’* fair women declare. Aud | at 7 p.m. All invited. off in order to gee, ‘This s6 annoyed] the men folks never, forget us, when The pastor artived home today, — | the judge that he ‘at last burst out} vecding NICE SHIRTS and FINI rn with: ty. Choate, L woud advise | SHO. They know we keep tie you te ve of two things—either] assortment from ‘which they er! ongs or a pair Of spevr easily choose. Our SHORS~ are” the best © mt} cheapest on top of Ue earth—-or be low—andl every Inst pafr ds as “sofill* as the rocks ia the Forts of Morro. | Genway Lornenax—Services i) the morning, ab isd o in English by ROWE. ay ae conda, Ill, Sunday school at 9 a. W. P. Hommel, superintendent, ‘ pair of tongs, bat fean give yous careful examination wit if yeu need spectacles [cap SPECIAL CHURCH NOT . Filter the Water You Drink , Gor, mer. are certain of having pure water, - things in hot'anteed. Prices within reach of all. It you wish to escape disease you must fil- ter your drinking water, both winter and sum- fe By using one of our germ-proof filters you! Fully guar- left this morn- make ihem, guaranteciog satisfaction OR NO PAY, EYES TESTED FREE. OFFICE: PALMER HOUSE DR. J. HARRAES. BAD NEGROES. Every member, male and female, c and old, of Tenth Street church, ia earnestly re- nd urged to attend the of the charch tomorrow norning and evening, to confer with each other about the work and busi- ness cf the church for the fall and winter months, This is important. Evidence your {interest by your presence, J, Bonpurant, Chairman Oficial Board. msted Here This After- Had « Gambling Oatfit, faree Ar noon, OMlcer Gray arrested three negroes this afternoon neat the railroad of WILL tk GO? You may fancy tl is quite out of rea- yon, but a trial will prove it is true, son, FORTY CENTS buys a LOW. QUARTER SHOR. ‘ Tn GAITERS ‘and BUTTONS and LACKS we. van fit every foot to a T ‘Cookin Georgie, how diitnty your feet look!"’ * wear Dorian’s shoes—don't you see?'’ Rich, people are pleased with, the beauty of our LIN LACK CUR TAINS avd RUGS, amd otber folks think it a duty to follow the taste of “big bugs, Our tradg increasing healthy-—our prices creating a muss ; and CHEAPEST. TO BE HAD: M.E.JONE \ |BUY YOUR PITTSBURGH COAL NOW Just to wind “up for the Le | suspicion. A boy informed him that] we hold fast the trade of the wealthy they were wanted in Princeton, Ky.. and «the poor we have always. witl for robbing an O. V. conductor, #0] ys, ** Marshal Lakue Receives Notice From Headquarters, AN EVEN TEMPERATURE nthe hi depends to a ceftaltt ex- that he knew ove of them was guilty. Attorney Mike Oliver was in the city today en route to his kome in Benton from St. Louis. Miss Msggie Williams, of Padu- cah, is visiting the family of De. J. C. Reynokis, says the Mayfield Mir- ror. Master George Dicken will return this. afternoon from #ranklio, Ky., where he has been spending the sum- mer with relatiyes. x Mr. Elmore Stegar left tnis morn ing for Richmond, Ky., on a special trip for his house, the Clamberiain Medicine Co. Mr. S. T. Payne, of Ogden’s Landing, is reported ll at his home, which will be learned with regret by his many friends here. Mr. W. A. McCammon bas re- tarned from a visit to the country Col, Bud Dale, bis partner, left this morning for the country to spend a fom Aesn— + a Mrs, Emma Hindman, who has been here on a visit to the family of Mr. Milt Dodson, left this morning on the Hopkins for her home in Louisville. City Physician H. T. unable to be at his account of the injury to his hand, Which has a slight’ touch of blood poisoning. He expects to be out again tomorrow. . Rev. Joseph L. Sawyer, of Dan- ville, Ky., will preach at the First Baptist church tomorrow pight, Mr. Sawyer has heen a resident of the cr'y for some time and bis many friends are glad to see him again. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bradley re- turned yesterday from Hopkinsvil accompanied by Miss Susie Tandy, of that place, who is their She is ister of Mr. Harry 4 of the News, Mr, and Mrs. A. A’ Balsley will lave for Cincinnati today, Mr. Balsley wiil look after the interest of his puper business while there. Mrs Balsley will goon to New York and look through the millioery market for Ellis, Rudy & Phillips, Why go {o other health resorts when you can fina an unrivaled one at home? I bave taken charge of, renovated and repapered the hotel adjoining the GREAT MINERAL Re alam banda caitsoed Gopi = block from the Nashville, Chattanooga and St, Louis railroad ¢ oa Boni Fitth street, and am prepared to accommoda' both sick a ¥ at very reasonable rates.. MEALS 25 cents; LODGING 2% cents, Special rates to regular boarders and invalids. CHAS. C. CARR, Proprietor. ESTABLISHED 1864, ° Miss Mary R. F. Greif & Co GENERAL INSURANCE Telephone 174. PADUCAP-** a Dll “ ap arhour’s BIG SALE A sale so far-reaching, so complete, so convinc- ing in its money-saving arguments, that it will at once appeal to the economical instinct of every buyer of dry good: in this community. Rivers was office teday on Hosiery New Fall Calicoes The best American indigo blue calicoes, fall styles, for only 3'2¢ a yard. The best black and white and silver gray calicoes for only 3's The b-st fancy print made, new fall styles, for only 4c a yard. Why pay others se for the same thing? y pair guaranteed, Women's roc fast black hose ~ 10 JOIN THE NAVY, toe fast black sox for 7c. Misses’ 25¢ fast black 2x2 ribbed cotton hose, double knees, heels and toes, for tg¢ a pair. Boys’ 25¢ fast black heavy cotton hose, double knees, heels and toes, for 15¢ a pair. Dozens and dozens of other hosiery bargains for men, boys women, misses and children that we can’t mention. “ fF " of the warships, if they pass the ex- Notion Bargains amination, and they will likely pass Gold twisted wire shirt waist]without difliculty, as they are both pins, very special at two for 5c. bright boys. i ‘ i Young Anderson was formerly a Special Offering Turkish Bath Soap], cssenger boy at the Western Union delicately perfumed, 1c a cake. |and afterwards the Postal company Handkerchiefs for 10, 2c, 5¢, al company, and the other young man is ason of and up, not found elsewhere. Conductor H. ‘K. Craft, of ihe Till Clothing, Hats, Knit Underwear} nois Central, Their many friends and Shoes, will wish them suce They go Every preparati , .{from here highly recommended. by us to offer the pub! ic a grand NEW WALL PAPER FIRM stock for fall at lower prices than will be made by, any other house in the city. Dress Goods, Wraps and Millinery This store will make it to the interest of every lady in Paducah to patronize it for goods wraps aud millinery this fall Two Paducah Boys Go to Chi to Be Examined, Two well known Paducah boy: Howard Anderson and Harry Craft, ave Monday for Chicago to be ex amined at the Masonic Temple for almission to the navy. They are t> become apprentice boys on some Bargains New fall styles fleece-lined wrap per goods for 7 vc a yard that you will have to pay others 1o¢ for, Fall Percales The best percales made, fal styles, for roc, that you'll have tc pay others 12'vc 1oc Extraordinary Value-Giving Dress skirts made up free of charge from now until the 3d day of September for your choice of dress goods or silks from 50c per yard up. Domestic and Canton Flannels Prices always a little lower than the lowest. Yard: wide tubleached domestic gi¢ca yard. Heavy canton wear for only 7 Messrs, Chas. F, Anderson and Claude Higgins, two of Padueah's best knowo paper hangers, have opened up headquarters under the Palmer House with a complete line of both fine and low-priced grades of wall pager. Their stock is entirely new dress Hannels for: fall ea yard. 21 quart Dish Pans at 2 quart Covered Gatvanized Wash Wash Pai Pint Oups at be ea Hanging Soap Dishes a Lipped P: Lipped Presery Deputy U. S_ Marshal LaRue is in] The negroes were soon in custody, teceipt of a letter from Mars! and gave the namesof: Jordan Eli, James, requesting bim to get all his! Pembroke, , Luther Drake, Bow- papers in shape and be prepared for|ling Green, and Isaac Willis, of any sort of order. Hopkinsville. Whot this menos is not clear, As} ing grip was found a complete stated a day or two ago the corps of |aambling outfit, such as are used in deputy U.S. marshals is to be re} crap games in the woods, with a full duced from 22 to 15, and who is to}complement of loaded dice, cards, go is not known bose who remain} oil cloth, lamps and in addition two are likely to be transferred to other] revolvers parts of the state. They were locked Deputy Marshal LaRue, however, | farther developments. thinks he has simply received one of ~ the letters sent to all the deputies WOMAN ARRESTED, and that it has no special signifleance for him. He will no doubt remajo iv up to await Fannie Matthews Arrested This Oar PICTURES—the anws of IMMORTALS—in every {sweet home ought to. be, when just for a few dollars’ purchase, you're come to some of them free. All will admit the above contain ‘(more trath than poetry." Everybody vome to this windiny- up sale of the season JOHN J. DORIAN, WO, 205 BFOAGWAY, - PADUCAH, KY Paducah, Alternoe WANTEO AT CERULEAN. - Elliott Gaines is The name. of s negro wanted ai Cerul 5 Marshal ( of a notice Fannie Matthews, a white woman, was arrested this afternoon dyt Potter op-m—whstge “oF keeping o bawdy hogse, She lives in the Kirst ward, aod she arrest was the re ult of a family quigrel. She gave bond for Monday mordag, how torvens, receipt lim: to luok vut for her appearance FOR SALE, $5.00 to $10.00 t CARNIVAL POSTPONED. 100 front streets, onthly payments lots, 50 feet up. Graveled JANes, Broadway. chore residence Prices $100 w.M Pa The bieyel raves and carnival to be given by Prof, Friend have been postponed to Shpt \ Good Bye Old Headache at sou We Our Good Bye Head, ' ache Powders—4 doses, 100, PHARMACISTS Gold Fish" Aveta, Seven'b ani Jachson PARK Cee BAKER AND RANDALL, JOHN T. POWERS, FORD AND DeVERN Performance before and immediately alter the battle. Change of bill Thuraday night Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 22-43, AT POWELL’S OLD BOOK STORE, 308 Broa Way. The goods to be offered have been damaged only by smo, water. We want to turn these goods into money quick TINWARE. Soties Pots, 1, 2 Lipped Preserve Kettles, 8 qt Cake Moulds, 2,3 and 4 quart each each. 10 quart Dish Pans, Padding Pans, 2,8 and 4 quarts, at 3¢ | 14 quart Dish Pi each, 17{quart Dish Pans, 30 and 35c ead Pudding Pans, 6, 8 and 10 quarts, at| Milk Pans, 2 quart 5c, 3 quart Se each: | quart Se, 6 quart 10c, 8 quart Pie Pans, at 1c each | Jelly Cake Pans, 9 ine b. Wash Pans, 3 size: Lipped Sauce Pans, 1 quart 5c, Lipped Sauce Pans, at} (Se. quart 100, 4 quart r Se eac! Moflin Pans, 10c each Lipped Sauce Pans, 3 and 4 quarts, at | Coffee Pots, 1 quart 10c, 2 quart 15e, 7c each. 3 quart 20c, 4 quart 250 each Cake Moulds, 2 q GLASSWARE. and 4 quarts at { 10 and 14 quart Dish Pans at Table Tumblers 5c per set Jelly plers 120 dozen, 17 quart Dish Pans at 10¢ each, Butter Dishes be each, ach. ea. “ oh H uce Pans at 10 4 quart Covered Sauce Pans, 10 on Glass Pitehe Cans be each nbs at 25¢ each. GRANITE STEELWARE, 8 and 10¢ each, 3 and 4 quarts, at be arts 2c, 3 quarts 4¢ ach ach. 8e each <amps 5¢, 1o¢ and 15¢ each; trim sware comparatively as low fn QUEENSWARE. Cups arid’S\ ch, erve Kettle, 2 and 3 qts., ‘at 100 eac Kettles, 4 and 6 qts., cefs ut fo and’ 18b pet bét, and right up-to-date. They do their own work, and satisfaction is guar- anterd, North Fifth, Cuas. F, Axperson, Cravpr Hiaarns, DDY VILLE FLARBEOUR’S On North Yhird Street Just Back of Wallerstein 20a6 DFATH AT ILL FROM MALARIA, Mrs. Catlett, widow of the late Thomas Catlett, died yesterday at Eddyville at the advanced age of 70 years of grippe. She leaves two sons, Mr. George Catlett, state clerk at the penitentiary, and Mr. Ollie Catlett, of the firm of Bowman & Catlett, of Eddyville. FALSE ALAR Dr. Jobn Bonds has received word tly last evening the fre depart- tha’ bistwo little daughters, whe | ment was called to Tenth and Clay went to Clorksville, ‘Tenn , not long | #'reets by a false alarm of fire, soo with their mother on a viet, are " both down from an attack of malaria fever. Lagomarsino is up-to-date on cold beer. at Lbewach, Plates at 15 per set, Give them a call; 104] Quite a lot of odds and ends, us?ful, at half cost—Dinner Sets, Chamber Sets, &c, These prices will be certain to bring buyers, The » goods here mentioned are in limited quantities. Early seekers will get choice. No Goods Charged! Sold Absolutely for Cash! The place is at 312 Broadway, Powell’s Old Book Store Stand. THE KENTUCKY GLASS AND QUEENSWARE Co. PERFORMANCE F RAIN OR SHI) K3READ [Ss Tra Ss Are OP- LIFE Y NIGHT B CONSEQUENTLY HAVE IT Diploma , FLOUR i Nery barrel, half barrel, « IS ABSOL PURE or ‘age guaronteed to be made F SOFT RED WIN e@ finer. All firet: ! 8 sell it. Best families buy it R MONEY BACK if not as rep ved, ag yan (guld Have Youre Gronage, for Ti ‘e@ Reasons... wel: | J.D. BACON & CO. LA BELLE : ton, The Tailor. c, upon the attention giv- furnaces and stoves, but the coal enters into the mat- fer just Make use of your judgment in such matters freely, These are the different kinds of coal you have to select from in our yards, We haves ust received a barge of Brow & Sons™” 1% . t Pittsburgh lump, which we will the f thi t the barge into your coal se now, this week, of wutil it is nm loated, at the low price of tokge bushy | Highest Awards at Chicago and Atlanta Expositions $7.60 per ton 6.00 per ton cents per bashel + 7 cents per bushel * a t. Bernard Anth sizes + = Bernard Coke - } DELIVERED, FOR SPOT CASH ONLY ST. BERNARD COAL, COMPAN 27 BaoREWAY pera aw cP a anecel - oil TELBPHONEB NO, @& PADUCAH GOAL AND MINING CO, INCORPORATED Miners and Shippers... Wh Tradewater Coal Now is the time to put in your winter supply of thi slebrated I, f ate bushel, OMmee At tevatahs Melee” AABTREE AND DEANEFIELD, COAL |@ Phone 254 SOLD AS CHEAP AS THE COAL Lump, 8¢ per bushel Nut, 7¢ per bushel. All sizes Old Lee Anthracite $7.60 per tum THESE PRICES ARB FOR SPOT’ CASH k on hand allthe time and ased to have your orders ~~ BARRY & HENNEBERGER. We keep a would be p aa We Don’t Sell Cheap Coal but give our patrons the well-sereeaed Fender AT A CHEAP PRICB, vintedh Prime Lump at 8 cents Cash; Render Nut and Egg at 7 cents’ Cash:’ See us about your Anthracite. best quality aad cheapest price. Central coal and iron Company: JEFF J. READ, Manager ONE 970 Yard, Tenth and Jeffers R. BURGAUL All sizes, TELEPH M Agent vetieal FOURTH AND BROADWAY’ OVER M’PHERSON’S DRUG STORE FIRST He guarantees a portect fit, ill his work with home Jabor, Ho will sell you a cut of clothes made to order SECOND THIRD... fle doe au Va és cy eapas you can buy a custom-made 00M Sc jy And the onty. iudiograntte Sem te ey ek Bligtate |.» + Aale for it, - ye % z \ a DEP IIE