The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 10, 1898, Page 4

ps footn i 4 ¢ i ' * as | f f ‘ PADUCAH COAL & Tradewater Coal Liook Pleasant You must have coal this winter— , there's no ‘if’ "bout that. We save you money in the coal you buy, and there's no ‘if,’ ‘“but’’ or guess-work ‘bout it. We will prov: to you if you give usa chance. Coal is sum- mer’s heat for winter’s warming, and our prices place it on familiar terms with your pocket. All sizes of Anthracite Coal pees Sm Crushed Silver Coke fo mpey cash. Price at Office at Elevator. PERSONALS. Mrs, J. Rouge, aa Aa Lump Coal Wilcox, rnard Lump for Grates Mr, H. W. VanSenden and wife Bt. Bernard Nut for Cooking | 'eft !sst night for their home in Wash- DELIVERED, FOR;SPOT CASH ONLY ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY (INCORPORATED) visit. Secretary Rosevear, of the Y. 427 BROADWAY C. A., is in the city. The Williams Typewriter NEW NO, 2, FOR 1898 Visible Writing, Direct Inking, Best Work, Keyboard Lock, al weeny Touch, Extreme Durability, at ar Ponviroash Bye Perfect Alignment, Superior Manifolding. QLD MACHINES TAKEN IN PART PAYMENT Full catalogue on application. Agente wanted in unoceupied territory. We have & fem second-hand machines of other makes for sale; also supplies. EOWIN A. HARDIN & CO, Sole Dealers, 409 Walnut St. Cincinnati, O. TBLBEPHONE NO. 8 until Saturday. Mr, T. P. Marshall, Tex., is at the Palmer. the New Richmond. G. S. Grace and B. B. mond, Mr. S. H. Starks, of Benton, is ai the New Richmond. D. M. FLOURNOY, Agent, 104 North Second st. Paducah, Ky. gress in the Last Election. Mention this paper. Price Sliverst-Lemp 80, Nut 7c per Wlevator—Lamp Te, Nat 6c La., is a guest of Mrs. J. D. ington, D. C., after a several days Mrs. Harry Tandy left this after- noon for Hopkinsville on a visit to her brother, who is at school there. Mr. N. J. Dilday went down to Mayfield this afternoon to be gone of Dallas, Congréssman C. K. Wheeler went up to Eddyville this morning on bus- Fred Hartmeg, of Chicago, is at ishop, of Hinkleville, are at the New Rich- He Had Two Running for Con- Joh w. T. t E. COL, CORBETT’S NEPHEWS. Col. Tom Corbett had two nephews | J running for congress in the last elec- tion, Hon. liffe, of Montana. Bud Reeves, of Wick- \ Hon. Thomas C. Marshall, He has not heard how the Montana campaign resulted, but confident that his relative lost, or All he would have heard something from him. CROSSINGS REMOVED. I have been taking Piso’s Cure for Consumption since 1883, for Coughs and Colds. I had an attack of in 1890, and have had others since. In the Winter a 1896-7,°1 had a spell of Bronchitis, fasting all winter, and leaving a troublesome comet, at 1 again tried Piso’s Cure, which relieved me.—! . SuaLiry, Colorado * — Springs, Cole., August 19, 1e08. a the gutters, especially the rotter barned, and are a good riddance, FOR SALE. Several three and four-room cottag houses at bargain. prices, ern seven-room house, new, four foot corner lot, terms. A #1, 00 cost. Also other bargains. W. M. JAN. over L. B. Ogilvie & ‘The Pico Company, Warren, Pa. MYSTERIOUD BULLET. crack was heard im the wall over the heads of the boarders at one table, One Comes Into the Dining Room | and plastering scattered over some at the Singleton House. of the ladies, At noon while the bosrders at the} Dr. Edwards, Kar, Eye, Nose and Siogleton House were at dinner, «' 'Throst Specialist ducal tf. Go. is reliable. A GOOD THING TAKE A ANTAGE Of the Opportunity Whie itis Yours. Come at once and you will be convinced that Fine Clothing was 7 never offered at such low prices before: All-wool English kersey over-|,, \\" coats, in blue and black, that other merchants are asking $1 we are selling for $8.00. Covert cloth overcoats, latest style, worth $16.00, going at $8.00. Irish frieze ulster, worth $10, our price $4.50. And an endless xarioty of men’s and boys’ price from $1.50 to $8. 6.50 for, We have just received a new lot of children’s suits, worth 4.50 and] so,nps—soist poanp or ru{® 5.00, that we are selling for 1.75, 2.00 and $2.50. Also a line of suits, worth double their value, going at 45c to $1.50 Heavy blue flannel uniform suits, usually sold only $6.50. " 100 heavy blue a chentot suits, will be sold at $6.00. Nobby check ick suits, all-wool, worth 10. 00, going at $4.50 Heayy 18-ounce imported English clays, selling at 10.50, Scotch cheviot suits, imported, satin lined, for 9,60. And an immense lot of other suits trom 2 00 to 10.00, RR ERT ABE Ya LOR A large assortment of men’s pants from 50c. to 3,00, worth double the price. Children’s kneejpants from 15 cents to 45 cents. straight and young cut, worth |2 00, StH F ci i Dae Street Inspector Utterback had teams out today removing trom Breadway all the old crossings over ones. They were carted away to be ES, Opera Shouse blosk, Plantation Chill Cure is made by Van Vieet-Mansfield Drug Co., hence overcoats, ranging in worth 18.00, selling}. S. Rev. ou Oh] One mod- T. 7. Ward, ve R. James B. New, x A. J. Li El 3 K 8. HY Blackwell, L. T., Dr. Breenaes, 1017 Harrison. aim Wel Richmond, hfe Ty Lou Herring, 216 South Third, ON TRIAL—SECOND YBAR. an_and wife, , 708 South ‘Third. ke i guitivan, 1108 ig ey board 1148 Broadway, K. C, 0% Douglass, Miss Rie Richmond. nC. ‘Throgmorten and wife, A.W: Shepherd, 1123 Broad- D. Pickens, J. A. Rudy, Richmond House A. Waterfield, Will Weaks, ‘West Jefferson and 2ist. James M. Hamil, is Rieke, Richmond, ae James E. Jones and wife, Jerome Allen, 335 North Sixth, M. J.’ Reed, 523 North i Davis and wife, LAY DELEGATES— MEMPHIS DISTRICT. - BR, Pepper, B. Hattield, North Seventh. R. “Qquawelt, Court, West End. oe Toggle Silas Mitehe UNION CITY DISTRICT. 1111 Madison. H. Hatcher and wife, “ Reid, 2304 Broadway. A. T. Ramsey, North Seventh. J A. B. Mrs. 8. M, Gardner, 1104 Jefferson, | w. * poard Broadway and El@venth, — \T. FIRST YEAR. lw. ( ‘ G. , $17 South Fourth. n and wife, Emily Davis, Richmond . Pritehard, Shamwell, 613 Clements, Holland, 834 North] K K Mrs. Rook Fitth and Clark R. Manly, _ 1 Mrs. Mary Holland, 84 North)" Ninth, a n. JW. i. Mr. Armour Gardner, 226 North Fourth. W. L. White, Mrs. M. J. Reid, enth. Burrow, W. Katterjohn, if Fifth and Clark. BROWNSVILLE DISTRICT, A. Senter, E. W. Smith, North Eighth. B. King, H. F. Lyon, 821 Clark, ing, H. McGee, 1204 Trimble. Ww. and Jefferson, Mrs. Morrow, DYERSBURG DISTRICT. G, Ogilvie, jes, 1199 Jackson. 523 North Sev- Mrs. Rook, * > TF La fm ta Ed H. Puryear, Sixth and Monroe % B. w. Fadge ¢ ‘xmpbett, enth. H, Harri J. K. Furgerson 8, , 82 hark: ison, one R, Bell J. G. Haw! Charles K. Wheeler Hi, Seot kins, , 420 Clark, 219 North Sev Thirteenth and 627 North Fourth Richmond, Madison. Meets in Epwo. Broadway Methodist, np < Graham, 326 North wth I » room, SUNDAY SCHOOL BOARD, enth, John R. Pepper, Gc B Fiattiea 232 North Sev George W. Evans, George Roek, Fifth and Monroe. Y i Wate Barbee and wife, 319 North Sixth. i H. F. Lyon, 821 Clark ‘teary Counts, South Sixth Leigh Hn. adios, 1125 Madi igh, Eleveuth 1025 Jefferson. A. Fr Fitth and Clark wt We Dr WwW. Wal Pigue Lynd, don ters, 708 Tennessee Weldon, West Broadway 1129 South Fourth Tay lor, K. Wheeler, Richmond P. Lea, kk. Rowland, 413 North Seventh Meets in First Presbyterian Church BOARD OF EDUCATION W. Bro John L. Blackard, Amanda Wilhelm. Nits. J. Livi George Ww. I Y. Blackwell, James nroup, and wi Q ks, 513 North Sixth Burkett and wife ngs Jan y. Eva) Roe! ngstaff, Sr., 800 Broad kK, Fifth and Monroe acay Lany i Ww. ¢ J. A, Clement, Dr. Yeiser, . We Meets a second floor. 6 R. Ww. J (ol at 12.00, our price], i Pee R. Re Mrs. J A. 5 Mestand, i. Madison. Ry Throup ahd wite, Leigh, Mares T. Weakly, C.H.Chamblin, 1439 South Tenth. PARIS DISTRICT. J. x Me Renate, NEVER LASTS LONG! es Lang, 1008 Clay. 2 elson. pr Moe Weil, and Monroe. 4, Philli Mrs. Nora Fourth Barnes, 282 J. M. Moss, Albert Ross, 1224 Monroe, rnes, 924 North Seventh. J. Brandon, ton. Hudson, Mrs. W. J ton, LEXINGTON DISTRICT. Brandon, 513 Washing- Leake, Richmond. Ww. L Morris, Ben Martin, 626 South Tenth. J. P. Atkins, Mrs. Lyles, eat T. A, and Clark, Mrs. Rook. Yaney, Mrs. Lyles, eat T, A. Pyles, Fifth and Clark, Mrs. Rook. ryles, Fifth NANCE. Eleventh aad Miss Singleton, Sixth 513 Wash- Ww. Court 7. T. Harr In BOARD CHURCH Fow ni A. t Wilson, ) South Sixth. ADMISSION ON P Nay! 8. Y Young, 3. Hatfield, 232 North Seventh. illiard, Byrd, 1004 ‘Trimble. ples, W. McKnight, 1931 Broadway. Revenge a Caldwell, Richmond, R. W. Hi lor, ‘oung, 929 Clark. YG Martin, 1095 Harrison, orge Johnsto: 109 North Seventh, H. B. John- R. G. Caldwell, Court, West End. silk lining, worth 20.00, |’: A Stood Geo. R. L. J . Martin, corge Rock, Fifth and Monroe. Jones, . F, Lyon, 821 Clark “Johneon and wife, a Waters, 1129 South Fourth, ink ‘Lang Bros, BP. J Moore, ioe Miller. J. W. Joy a A Lay Br lor, Charles i. Wheeler, Richmoud. Meets First Christian Church. H. B. BOARD OF MISSIONS, Johnston, o North Seventh, wk . Haynes and wife, Puryear, 328 North Eightit, Hayes, H. ‘Scott, 725 Madison, n, MAL Madison. SA nk ins, mes Koger, ts in class room, Bre staff, Sr., 800 Rroad- ‘, Collins, J. R, Dorris, George W. Martin, ge Rock, Fifth and Monroe. 233 North Seventh. ins, 416 South Sixth. eaves, Richmond. Bleventh Leigh, and Areadia. r,” Arcadia. t First Christian chureh PENSION ler, Mr. Whitfleld’s, ngs, 1622 Broadway Foster, 723 Madison Madison, Richmond. 415 Court , Mrs, Mary Liegh, 1025 Jefferson. 725 Jefferson: pureh, first floor Y. and Jefferson. HIS ». A., DIS’ » Mrs, Morrow, Fifth Mrs. Morrow, Pifth UNION CITY DISTRICT. M. W. H. Collins, y CA Mrs. J. L. Webb, Fifth’ and Jefferson J.T. Self Owen, Owens, Fiftl BROWNSVIL Sam 11 Blackwell PU Biwards, MC. DYERSBURG John T. Far ¥. fe) Cc. Fifth and Jefferson. , Jefferson A a A., Mrs. Laura ( Mrs. A Mrs, Laura ©. efferson. E DISTRICT. , W, F. Paxton. Mrs. M. E. Ash- 9 Broadway, Mrs. M. e aR ” 859 Broadway. PARIS DISTRICT. J. Witt Lrion, Mrs, Sarah Bonds, 100i Jackson. PADUCAH DISTRICT. A. C, Cloyes, yy, M. C Stutz. LEXINGTON DISTRICT. W. Oliver Luton L G. Hal ale: Jackson. FOR ADMISSION P. H. Robe: rs. Anhie Given, FOR ORDERS—DEACONS Ww. rs Smith, M. oO. it Hardin, M. Sears, Benton Road, Wood io Bradley, 2200 Broadway. Ww. A J. He Badly, 2200 Broadway. J 4 Sreewns John ee rts, 311 Broadway, iF aAAAARARAARRARARBRARNS ELDERS. 18, Benton road. , 2000 Brosdy way. a 701 Jones. A. ¥. Se ce A., Stutz, VISITORS, Bev. nb A Sw A. Burger 1 North Fourth. 20 South Sixth. K, 0. Thome Rev, W.D. Cherry ard wite, 3. HL Winstead, seventh and Washington, Dr. ROR Dushicld, JOM Buell, Mrs. Tay, 722 Court C, L. Morrisoi Mrs. Hay, 922 Court Mrs. J. A. Russell Mrs. J. W. Wallace, $26 South Fourth. Mrs. Sallie Davis, Mrs. J. W, ‘Wallace, $26 South Fourth. Mrs. Sebastian, Rev. W. A. Freeman, Fifth and 7 Clark Mrs. W, A. ‘Taylor, Rey. W. A. Freeman, Fith and Clark Mr. J.T. Warren \. W. Foster, 72% Madison. Dr, W. B. Spencer Bryant, 521 North Fourth 2 North Sixth 1 North Sev anc ou ‘Geo. Wilson’s E E [aren [ morrow’ wouse FLerener Teere Chas. E.Webers, Ed Williams, Keno & Welsh, PARENT BRODOLDI And other notables. Finest first part }® ENGLISH HUNT CLUB PARADE HATS! We are overstocked, and must sell our Milline Sailor am Walking Hats Mrs. M.E. E. Lesh, erie Ett hataitieay in stock the following brands J L. Boshn . K. € Rose, 4620 South Sixth. of Shotguns: Tam W, Neal a wife, _ L, B. Ogil 721 Broadway 1 acide Stow IL, C, SMITH, NEW BAKER, R. D. ade, 682 Ashbrook Ave Rev, G. _D. Freneh, "ie Ww CEN Richwond Howse, | LL LAC A, WINCHESTER. Cc. RB. Seott RD. Wade, 622 Ashibnink Av ALSO LOADED SHELLS EXAMINING COMMITTEBS, A DMISSTON—Class room, fir floor FIRST YEAR—Primary room, sec ond floor . . 4 SECOND YEAR Epworth League room, second floor THIRD YEAR First Christian Chureh ae Tei BARRY & HENNEBERGER Church, second fhe ~ } SPIRITUA ST Primary 4 room. ‘ond PUBLISHING LNTEREST First Presbyterian Charch, 5.5. room, BIBLE CAUSE- broadway Methodist Crabtree De nefield §. 8, Toor 2 TEMPERANCE — First Christiat ons Church class room. CONF. RELATIONS--Lireoadway M © SOS ornN ALS. Broad. | Soreened Lump, Be; Cgg, Be; Nut, 7e; All sizes Anthracite, $7.50 per ten, A ae Clippings, 4c per Bundle. 2-First Baptist Church, baseme rt BLISHING HO 8. 8. We will take care of ont customers, so send us 10 cr wish anything, please eaul| TOU orders, SHOT CASH. ~-Telephone om thie committer 3 B. H. Sots, 725 Mad J, W. Waters, 1129 5+ arth EJ Aukine’ 310 Nort Sixth J. ©. Wilson, Hoz ©, Ro Han, 42S 4. L. Webb, Fitth{and Jeflerson C. Q. C. Leigh, Second, near Broad way. pe <a Bye Ree chee Gives entire satisfaction, and we are preadfot eur system of N. Robins, 416 Sonth Sixth James M. Lang, City Hall ecreens, They are the best in westers Keatucky. L. B. Ogilvie, 721 Broadway fH. B. Johnston, 109 North Seventh. Prime Lump 8 conts; Prime 8 H nid ‘ tgg 6 cents Welcome to our city, our churches Old LeejAnthracite $7.50 Ton, Central Coal and Iron Company JEFF J. READ, Manager Yard, Tenth and Jefferson A Cold Winter I} PREDICTED! Roller Screened Mutt 7 conts, r houses. » MANAGER MONDAY, NOV. 14 TELEPHONE 370 MRS, R. BURGAUER, Solicitor Minstrels M. Hall, John Queen, Sanf’d ©. Givens TWENTIETH CENTURY ADROBATS staged winter. Have your plumbing arranged that it will not freeze. foot we do the work we tee it not to freeze--we will repair free of c should it:do so. and, -hot; water. Testing aispeciaty. Minzesheimer Flambing. (.... 104 North Fifth Street, Business Telephc ne 362—Under Palmer cast maltanes ‘Telephone 424, HATS! Goods at Cost for This Week, SPECIALTIES a. Dalton, The Tailor. FOURTH AND BROADWAY OVER M’PHERSON’S DRUG STORE FIRST. .... He guAiantees « perfect fit. SECOND .. He does all his work with liomeSjalior, THIRD... He will sell you ageuit of clothes means order As cheap as you can buy a@ custom-made Should Have Your Patronage, for Three Reasons... 40 FAMOUS MINSTRELS 40 " Prices os, 3, 50, 75 ana i. Spats e on sale Saturday morning at Van Cu- se We are Drepared: to cio. coming vninvidiendninnnids [Dest repair work for the we