The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 19, 1898, Page 4

Creat Sensational Sale i AT THE BAZAAR. Positively nothing like the array of bar- gains, we are showing this week, has ever been seen;in Paducah. 600 sample siik waiste, all colors snd all sizes; beautifal effects in every conceivable style. None of these waists are worth less than $6.00 and $8.00, They go in this sale at $1.98 aud $2.98. Slightly imperfect. 100 new sample brocade rilk and satin drese skirts, None of these skirts are worth less than $7.00 and $800, Our price wuile they last, EXTRAORDINARY VALUKS MILLINERY. IN All our $10 fine pattern hats go in this special sale at $5. All cur #8 fine pattern hats go in this spe ‘a1 sale for $4. All ur #6 patterns go at 83. You must see what we are showing io trimmed bats at $2. This value is equaled by no other house in Paducah. A new lot of children’s caps and tam O'Shanters Our 75¢ children’s trimmed bats cannot be duplicated elsewhere for Jess than $1.50. A new lot of colored switches a! Wes. Fine French hair switches at 75¢ and $1.00. Very beavy ladies jackets, in plain and rougt effects, jog of all wool Kersey and Melton cloths, black only, While they last our prive $1 98 and $2 98 150 ladies flannellette dressing jeckets go in this sale for 50c, All our 750. Indigo Blue, Gray and Mourning wrappers in the sale for 500, Just received a beautifal line of fancy winter wrappers at 98c, $1,49 and $1.98. Ask to see them, THE BAZAAR! 215 BROADWAY 215 Excuse us for Calling} Your attention to the new gocds we are receiving daily, but we know you appreciate a good thing, and we would like for you to call and examine our Tine of new... (Souches, Parlor Suits LADIES’ DRESSING TABLES Pedestals, music cabinets, desks, rockers, iron beds, baby carriages, etc. All the new finishes and cov- erings. Our leather and velour couches are excep- tional bargains. q #A2YOUR OWN TERMS#+.#.# JAS. W. GLEAVES & SONS } ELS. Taylor & Co. REAL ESTATE BROKERS, RENTAL AND INSURANCE AGENCY. Office 110 South 3d St. Real Estate bougnt and sold on comission. We will be pleased to have your property on our list. Close personal attention given to collection of rent and management of property. Represent first-class Fire Insurance Companies. Risks solicited. References by permission— AMERICAN-GERMAN NATIONAL BANK, CITY NATIONAL BANK, CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK, FIRST NATIONAL BANK. PADUCAH COAL & MINING Price deliversd—Lump se, Nut 7e per bushel, cash. Price at Elevator. per bu., cash Phone 254. PERSONALS. F. A. Hiteb, of Louisville, is at the Palmer. W. L, Gardner, of Mayfield, in the city today. Dr. 8S. T. Payne, of Ogden’s Land ing, is in the city. Attorney Hal Corbett has returned from Ripley, ‘Venn, Mr. R. H. Driskell, of Union City Tenn., is at the Palmer. Lamp 7c, Nut 6c Office at Elevator, was 60 NEWS Moraing on ber last trip of tle week, The Joho 8, Hopkins from) Evans- this morning. / City of SheMeld trom 4x. Louis is} flue next Monday morning for Ten-| nessee river. The steamer ‘Tennessee arrived from Tennessee river 8 big trip of freight. Her receipts on her return vii) be large City of Clarksville arrived noon for Golconda and E’ town. | at! ! The New South is due up from | Memphis next Monday morning on her way to Cincinnati, | The U. S. steamer received her fuel today preparatory to an early| start next Monday morning for 27-| mile island up Tennessee river. | here. Miss Lizzie Glynn, of Cuiro, is » guest at Br. John Lydoo’s. Mr, Rbey Crouch, of Dyersburg, Tenn,, is at the New Richmond. 8. C. Robins and J. ¥. Anderson, of Paris, Tenn., are at the Palmer, Mr. J. R. Crutcher and wife, of Henning, Tenn, are at the Palmer Mr. James Grimes and wife, of Hinkleville, are at the New Rich mond. Mr. Jack Man, of the Palmer House cigar stand, has returned frou Evansville. Miss Lillie Myers, of Franklin, Ky., is a guest of Mr. James Sherreli and family. Misses Lucy and Ealalia Johnson, of Sharpe, are in the city attending conference. Mrs. M. E Thompson, of Elkton, Ky,, is visiting Messrs. W. L. and J. Leslie Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson, of Mayfield, are visiting in the city,and attending conference. Mr. L. E. Dodd, of the Benton Tribune, was in the city this morning eo route from a hunt to Missouri. home WOUNDFD A COW, Cruel Act of Some Inhuman Mons- ter Last Night. A colored man named Fowler, who at Eighth and Caldwell streets, found his cow this morning with a spike sticking into her side. Attached tothe spike was a plank several feet long, which clung to the poor beast for several hours before the spike was pulled out. The matter was reported to Officer Dagan, but he has no clue to the perpetrator, The deed is supposed tw have been to get even with Fow- ler for letting his cow ran at large. Tt A GROUERY. resides | BOUG Mr. Louis Clark Again Enters the ‘Trade—Bought Out Ed Jones, Mr. Louis Clark, formerly a gro- cer of South Third street, gnd 8 yon- in-law of Marshal Collins, this morn- ing bought at private sale the gro- cety formerly owned by Mr. Ed Jones and closed last Saturday night hy attachment. He opeded up this morning, and will at once increase the stock and make it one of tho most popular groceries in the city. TAX NOTICE, Paducah, Ky., Nov All city taxes for the 1898 | must be paid on or before December J 1st, or an additional penalty will be | added of 5 per cent. against all taxes one-half of which were paid during June, and 16 per cent, on taxes, one- half of which have not enumerated, After December Ist, I will begin to levy 1] as taxes must be aid. H. F. LYON ptd City Tax Collectar, year been paid as and sé this morning, a rise of five-tenths in 24 hours, River- men looked happy this| morning, as all arriving and depart- ing steamers were doing a good bus- iness in both freight and passengers. Opposition in Cumberland bas opened up in earnest. The com petition is represented by the St Louis and Tennessee River Packet Co and the Ryman line steamers. The steamer Dunbar of the Ryman live, and the J. W. Thomas of th St. Louis and Tennessee River Pack- Co. w the representative steamers which arrived this morning from Nashville, Capt. Billy Bowman dof the Duvbar, and Capt. Shep Green in command of the J. W. Thomas, both of thes gentlemen are widely known in river circles and quite popular, We hope that there may be enough business ia the trade to sustain both of them. the Duobar departed at 2 p. m. and he Thomas leaves at 5 p. m. for Nash ville. THE BEST SHOES In the city are found at Cochran & Owen's, at very low prices. river et e fo com LUNCH TONIGHT There will be » grand free lunch at the Merchants’ Exchange tonight It will be one of the flnest ever offer- ed. Everybody 18 invited. After we explain to you'the many advantages Moore's Air Tight Heat- ers have over any other stove, you would not be satistied with any other Just’ give me a Moore’s Air Tight. Scorr Hanpwakr Co. LADIES FREE KRentfrow's Big Company at Mor- ton’s Monday Night. Ladies will be admitted free when accompanied by a paid ticket to Rentfrow’s big stock compamy in the “Lightening Express,”’ at the opera house Monday night, ‘The Rentfrow company numbers twenty-two peo ple. A fine band and orchestra ie carried. The orchestra will render a fine musical program which alone is worth the price of admission charged The Terra Haute, Ind., Express of s recent date speaking of the company says: ‘*Rentfrow’s Jolly Pathfod- ers opened at the Grand last night to a crowded house. The play, ‘Tne Lightening Kxpress,"’ was 6 decided success as a laugh producer, keeping the audience convulsed with laughter from start to fivish, A number of exceptionally clever specialties were introduced. Taken all in all, the performance was one of the best ever | presented here.’” The company will appear here all next week at 10, 20 and 80 cents ud- mission which should {ill the house at every performance. Geo, O. Hart & Son are show- ing the handsomest line of pocket books and card cases ever put on sale in this city, OF THE RIVERS. | GOAT RIDERS. MASONIC, THE The Masons are preparing to give ville arrived and departed ‘on time|* formal reception to Grand Master AK, Wilhelm aod the other grand lodge officers on Thursday evening, Deo, 8th. lodge officers are expected A number of the grand to be present, snd invitations will be sent to oll the neighboring lodges. Rv. liver addresses, a nice musical p-o gram will b+ prepared and an elegant luncheon served, A big expected RESOLUTION OF THANKS, At the meeting of Paducah Lodge No. 217, B. P.O. E., held Thurs- day evening, Nov, 17, 1898, the fol- lowing resolutions were passed : Resolved, Thst the thanks of this lodge be tendered to Brother S. A The river still continues to rise| Fowler and others, owners of the The gauge marked 16 feet) steamer Dick Fowler, for the use of theif boat on our trip to Cairo on Wednesday, officers and crew for the kindness showed. The following parties also have our heartfelt thanks for their liberal donations: Brothers Freid mao & Keiler, Theo. Peter, Arch Bohannon, Geo. Detzel, Messrs. H Weil & Sons, Loeb & Bloom, Drey- tus & Weil, Henry Kahn, Anheuser Bush Brewing Association and the Louis Obert Brewing Co. Tis W. Baino, Sec'y, Axprew Wet RASTERN 8 A cumber of Masons are interest. shment Eastern star, ing themselves in the estat of 4 chapter of the ladies’ auxillary of Masonry. Some- thing like forty names have been se cured for the charter list, which will be sent off in afew days and charter secured. All eligible to membership. The Golden Cross people are ar- ranging for a big open meeting on Just Tbursday evening, Dec. 27. what form the exercises will take bas not been fully determined. TUE HOOTERS, Some of the Owls are figuring on a meeting some time in the near fa ture The owls suspended meetings about a year ago, becsuse of a lack of available material, but during this time a number of yourgsters have developed into birds of mature age, and are anxious to be inoculated, We are placing on our count- ers daily new goods and novel- ties in ching and fine cut glass suitable for wedding and holi- day presents, Geo. 0. Hart & fon. CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES. Srconp Press rrentan—Seryivce as follows: Preaching by Rev. J. G Clark at 11 fo'clock and at 7:30 p. m. by Rev, W. D. Jenkins Sunday school at 2:30pm. Young People's sociely at Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p m and Rowlandtown Tuesday evening at 7 Kverybody cordially invited. The Young Ladies’ society meets Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Miss Reed, corner of Jackson and Thirteenth streets. All members re- quested to be present, Evanorticat —Sunday school at 9:30 am. Morning service will be- gim 10:30, Rev. H. C, Johnson, in attendance at the Methodist con- ference, will preach. Evening ser- vice begins at 7:30 conducted by Rev. Geo. W. EK B. F. Wult- man, Pastor. EvanceicaL Luraeran—Divine service at the Evangelical Lutheran OUR DOORS WILL CLOSE FOREVER The Great Half-Value Clothing Sale, in the White Building, 422 Broadway, retiring from business for good and all. Owing to the expiration of their lease on Dece' . News of the Utmost Importance to the People of Paducah and Vicinity! .... mber 25th, the great Half-Value Clothing Sale have decided to close out their entire stock, wind up ther affairs and quit the field for good. Our complete stock of Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing ~~~. MUST BE TURNED INTO CASH!_~—— Without regard to cost or original value, affording the people of Paducah ang vicinity an opportunity to SAVE SON 75 PBR CENT On every dollar spent. Every Suit, Overcoat and every pair of Pants in this immense stock is now to be closed out regardless of cost or consequence. Nothing reserved; nothing omitted; everything goes. All goods marked in plain figures, and the tremendous reduction will be shown on each article. Men’s Suits from. . Boys’ 3-Piece Suits from....«.. Children’s..S pants... «+ eeee+$2,00 up to $10.50 «$1.75 up to $6.50 sareeeess45e up to $2.50 Men’s Overtoats and Ulsters..........$1.90 up to $8.00 Boys’ Overcoats and Ulsters..........$1.50 up to $4.50 Boys’ Pants from.. Children’s Overcoats, with capes. Men’s Pants from Children’s Knee Pants from —_—_—-. Impossible to quote any thore prices, as everything in the whole stock is marked to sell below manufacturers’ cost. > — * . > Q Don’t delay. Bar Lec) Come at once, +++ ++$4,00 to $2.00 + ssee++50e to $3.00 Tee eceeee + ORG 10 $5.40 . +e S5¢ to 45¢ the Sth inst., also to the the mothers, daughters and sisters of Masons are lest night with] pyyrod and Rev. Carpenter will de- lime is church, South Fourth street. Ne services in the morning, as I shall preach in the country, German preaching in the evening at 7:30 o'clock. Sunday school at 9a m, W. P. Hummel,superintendent. Al! are cordially invited to attend our services, J.H. Hartenberger, Pastor Finst Cwmistran—At the Firnt Christian church Southeast corner of Seventh and Jefferson street congregation will worship at 10:45 « mand 7:30 p m. This pulpit will be filled by ministers sppointed by Mempbis conference now iu sessivo in-our city. Sunday school at 9:30 m,F B May, superintendent Junior Endeavor at 2:50 p m. Sevior Ko- deavor at 6:30. Mecnanicssure Metaopist—Ser vices iu the Mecha! e church as follow: at9:15 a.m. Preac ®. m, aod 7 p. m. by one Of the con- ference delegates, Class meeting a! 3p. m. Finst Presnyreniax.—The uw: seryices may be expected at the Firs! Presbyterian church, corner Seventh and Jefferson streets, by Rev. J. T Pritchett at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 m. Rev. S. L. Jewell of th | Methodist conference ; Sunday schoo! at 9:50 a. m., Mr. L. M. Rieke, superintendent. Mr. Geo, B. Hart will conduct ser- viees at Mizpah Mission Sunday night ai 7:30, Our line of imported china and fine ent glass now on |play isthe handsomest we have ever shown, Make early selec \tions for holiday and wedding presente, and get choice of an unbroken stock, Geo, 0, Hart & Son. Of course you have heard of Moore. Well, that is the name of » |Heater Scott Hardware Co. is sell- ing, and lots of them, too. FHATS! HATS! | | Not the hate But the prices. | a |= Mrs. M.E, Lesh, 109 S, Third st, | | | FLETCHER TERRELL, MANAGER One Week, Begioniug | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2 Matinees Thanksgiving Day and Sat- | urday, RENFROW'S BIG STOCK CO —TAK— JOLLY PATHFINDERS Prize Ideal Silver Cornet Band and Operatic Orchestra, presenting a repertoire of all new dramas and comedies. MONDAY NIGHT the sensational comedy-drama, THE LIGHTNING EXPRESS) Our own Special Scenery. Elec- trical and Calcium Effects. Elab- orate Stage Settings. New Songs; New Dances. See the wonderful Moving Picture Machine, showing all the latest War Views. Saturday Matinee, the Great Spec. tacular Drama, ‘‘Cinderilla, or the Glass Slipper.’’ Plays change nightly. Ladies ad- mitted free Monday and Tuesday night accompanied by one person holding a paid reserved seat ticket, y Note our prices; 10, 20 and 0c, Matinee price: 10 and 20c. Seats on sale Saturday morning at Van Culin’s book store. We have the same old story to tell you about that Moore’s Air-Tight Heater, It could not be made better at any price. For sale only by scott Hardware Co. in stock the following brands of Shotguns: L. C. SMITH, NEW BAKER, ITHACA, WINCHESTER. ALSO LOADED SHELLS M.E. JONES BARRY & HENN EBERGER Crabtree... COAL. deanefield Screened Lump, 8c; Egg, 8c; Nut, 7c; All sizes Anthracite, $7.50 per ton. Clippings, 4c per Bundle, We will take care of our customers, so send us your orders, SvO'T CASH. .. Telephone 70 Render Coal tem of screens. They are the best in western Kentucky. Prima Lump 8 cents; Prime tgg 8 cents; t Screened:Nuti7 cants, Old Leo}Anthracite $7.50 Ton, Central Coal and Iron Company JEFF J. READ, Manager Yard, Tenth and Jefferson TELEPHONE 370 MRS. R. BURGAUER, Solicitor Can You Roast Your Thanks- giving “rk to a turn—brown and tender— unless you have * proper Coal to heat your oven to the right degree of heat? Noone can bake, roast or prepare a big dinner with satisfac- tion unless they have such high grade, well screened Coal as we fur- nish on your order. Order in time and we will fill your bin promptly. FOR SPOT CASH ONLY ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY (INCORPORATED) 427 BROADWAY TBLBEPHONB NO,8& HENRY MAMMEN, Jr. BOOKBINDER thoroughly equi Book-making plant. You need send nothing out of town. Patent Flat-Ovening Books BROADWA Should Have Your Patronage, for Three Reasons... Better Than Imported Three for 25¢ » ad 100 Dalton, The Tailor. Af FOURTH AND BROADWAY OVER M’PHERSON’S ORUG STORE FIRST... .. He gUf.antees a perfect fit, SECOND .. He dyes all his work with§homejlabor, THIRD.... He will sell you afsuitoffclothes made{to order / 8 cheap as you can buy @ custom-made _ Havana area