The Paducah Sun from Paducah, Kentucky • Page 4

Big Thanksgiving Bargains Wo dont n5 the word often but In connection with theso blankets which wo offer for bo ltttlo money there to no other word which Is half bo expressive Look at these specials 10 1 largo size white cotton blnn kcU for Gilo tlio pair Kxtra flno half wool blankets the kind usually Bold for 260 at 108 tho pain 11 i Hcldcn MankcU mado of fine soft material weight bX pounds for 276 the pair Our 11 1 Golden Hod blankets nil wool weighing 6i lbs cant be matched at tho price 498 JNIco heavy gray blankets at 126 each Kcd medicated blanket for 260 each For Women Good fleeced vcsU for 10c Heavy fleeced vests and pants in ecru and natural colors ior too Extra heavy fleeced vests an for 49c each Nntnrnl wool erav vesta a0 for 60o each rim rnlobrntcd Oncita union are far ahead of all others for fort nnd durability We offer at 98c each For Men for the price 159 fmh mania WfWB iiV Hcnvv white cotton undcrsh and canton flannel drawers for 25g each Uoaw wciffht fine soft Inerino vests and drawers at 60c Ttef will cost vou 76c anywhere else i All wool natural and rclijjfirjVl shirts and drawers at 98c cacii 1 Cloaks Last But by no means least for Ihejcold wave is giving now life to our buying nnd scllinir Jaunty jackets for children and ladles are piled high on our tables Canes too receive iCr eorviul ntintion How are these Horns one from each class Tnfnnt fflticv flannelette cloaks witli fur trimming for 98o Childrens and misses Jackets HtvlUlilv made from blue and brown chevioU for 169 Heavy cloth capes with fur trim mintr fnrS398 Latoafuirle in tan covert cloth innknts with silk velvet collar for 598 7y In Comforts We havo a dozen styles that de flprvo attention well stuffed soft nnrl nratlv made from tte finest to tho cheapest we quote just four items nnd the priec3 should makeyou quick buyers Good size and weight wool filled comfort for 75c Large extra heavy wool filled comforts for 98c Extra size cotton filled comforts mado of satine a remarkable value Eiderdown comforts the kind that usually sold for 5 now offered for 395 Underwear For Winter Getting busier every day in this important stock Time to change to the warm heavy weights now Shoe Department In our shoo department you will find us abreast of tho times with the style quality and price In our pur chaso for fall wo have tried to combine so far as practicable handsome Roods with quality and are therefore prepared to show you stj lish footwear and quality combined We Oiler Childs kid or grain 5 to 8J 50c Better one same sizo 69c Childs kid tip 8 to 11 75c Misses Same 11 to 2 100 KANGAROO CALF This is an elegant shoe for school use 8 to 11 at 1 00 and i to 2 at 1 126 LITTLE GENTS LACK Wc show an extra good shoo size 9 tol3at8125 BUNKER HILL SCHOOL SHOE Wo have sold this shoo for ten years and as evidence from sorvico given iu tho past are good wearers 8 to 11 1 11 to 2 125 BOYS BOYS We aro showing a lino specially made for boys Heavy and serviceable Our general lino is full of valuo til but mention as special bargaUpunti 100 buys Ladies Dongi zress former price 2 76 totf 200 buys Mans calf welf only Cheap at 1275 150 buys Mans extra heavy solo nd tap Cheap at 2 Bear in mind our shoe repair shop Wo liavo an artist on JUIs work which wo dollver to any oddrcss In tho city or drop us a postal and wo will call for and return all repair work Ellis Rudy Phillips SERVICES Tho Crowd nt Eddyyille Ycstor day Not Large The Christiau Endeavor services at tho Eddyvillo penitentiary yesterday in which several Paducah icjople participated were very successful and while tho attendance did not exceed twenty much good was done Mr Fred Wallace of Hop- kinavllle conducted the services and came to Paducah to spend tho evening returning this morning to Hop- fcinsvllle yaliZ celery and fish Camtibell MuhrihxL Coal Co 210 8 Third Street Telephone No 13 Pittsburgh and McHenry Ooal The Best on the Market Metiopolls Clippings for Kindling Mr Fred Greif Bon Ton Bakery Mr Greif is well known here with many riends nnd will no tfK as Tho well known baker lately of II Gockclfl has bought the stock and fixtures of II Thompson tho bakery on SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON and will tho henceforth be known doubt prove successful in nis new undertaking Give him BUrC Ol UUI liWliUHjjv SXAL MENTION Tho TlinnksulvInrSnle At Nonhs Ark is eolne on Wond erful bargains are being given to tho ncotilc riles anil plies oi goons uru being slaughtered AInrricd Lnst Night Mr Bernard Wilkins and Miss Mao Skillian were uniteti mar- riago last night at tho Second rres byWian church parsonage Itov Evans ofUciating Those wholsittho New Racket Storo before making purchases In underwear and hosiery will never have cause to regret it 26t2 All Are Getting Well Rome Taylor who was clubbed in tho Taylor Shelby fight in Ballard county a few weeks ago is improving rapidly having had bis skull raised i oiiraifiiil operation All the others are out and Mort Shelby still sticks to his Winchester Hundreds of customers return thanks to Noahs Ark for tlio many special bargains thoy are getting today Wariilnjr Mr Trice and Mr Noble are my only authorized repre sentatives soliciting for Hash light fotografs All others claiming 10 represent my studio are linposters and frauds MoFapdpn Nlblctt to Go Bnck Requisition papers have been applied for nnd awarded in the case against John Niblett wanted at Metropolis for housebreaking Nibjott was arrested here recently and refused to go back to Metropolis when the officers came after him wtihout a requisition Tho officers will arrive after Niblett ia day or two -All laundry and toilet soap3 will go at the Noahs Atk Thanksgivirg sale today and tomorrow Another New Building Mr George Rawleigh will move into his elegant new drug building at Sixth and Clay Monday no building is just completed Wintcd Two boys 15 to 17 years old for bottling department References required Apply at fuss Weils 27 2 1 Bring us your doctors prescriptions and have them carefully and promptly filled with pure drugs OKIILSCIILAKaRK WaLKKII Druggists Fifth nnd Broadway 7t Llshtcd by Gas Tho high school building is now lighted by gas and the lights are a great advantage these dark days Wanted Position as book keeper or clerk can give good reference Address II caro of this office 27nlw Lady Wanted To wait on counter and label and bottle medicine Must havo A No 1 reference and bo a good talker Good salary paid RONCADO TONIC Co It 110 South Third Street It requires but little cash to buy No 1 underwear for ladies gents or children at Hawkins Cos New Racket Storo n20t2 Historical society Tho Historical Society recently organized by teachers of public T3cliool3 will meet tomorrow ingm with Miss Mamie Noble on JNorlli Niuth Go to the Richmond Cufo for a 25 cent dinner AsHigticcti Sale Mens and boys clothing hats caps and furnishing goods musica instruments guns ami pistols wll be closed out regardless of cost No 10C Second St Cohens stand n20 tf Guikf Assignee Good cheap blankets at Hawkins Cos New Racket Store LOtJ An Elegant Piece of Furniture That medicine cn9e given free to customers of Winsteads drug storo corner Seventh and Washington See it o28 1 mo Thero is nothing old about Dr Bells Pino Tar Honey Reliables old time remedies nro used In Itc manufacture but Dr Hells Pins Tar Honey scientifically combine new and valuable medical agencies the treatment of all lung and bronchial choughs unheard of until its introduction It nlwnw cures quickly coughs coUUiond anp It strength ens wcaK mngatimi relieves con aumptloa Two PERSONALS Jim Readies camo up from May field today Mr Hardy left this morning for Louisville Mrs Minnie Rankin has returned from Memphis Mr Caldwell went down to Fulton this afternoon Mr Mylcs returned this mornlug from Mayflcld Sunt Harahan came In this afternoon from Louisville Mr nnd Mrs George llupcrtus of Mcchanicsburg nro parents of a fine girl baby born last uight Miss Alico Crumbaugh has gono to MmnnliU on months visit to her brother Mr Leo Crumbaugu Mr John Lnndrum of Mayflcld passed through the city this afternoon en rotito home from Louisville Messrs Isaacs and Abram of Now Orleans returned homo this afternoon after a visit to Mr Bloom Dr Reddick and wire returned yesterday afternoon from Mexico whero thev attended the medical convcutlon Mr John 1 Campbell left this mornlmr for Hopklnsvlllc nocom uanvlnc homo his mother who has been hero ou a visit Mr A Sullivan representing the Golden Rule Tobacco Warehouse of Louisville is in tho city today and reports business good Mr late and littlo daughter Miss Waver ofNcwbernTenn arc visiting Mr and Mrs Illcks Hamilton ou Jackson street Col James Rose secretary of state elect of Illinois arrived this morning from Golconda and left at noon en routo to St Louis CIRCUIT COURT Suits on Notes Today Filed Motion ofC lcnl For New Trial Ovcr Kuled Madden today filed an attachment suit In the eirepjt coijrt against Wood Co for 5095 owed it is alleged for goods received ilibbard Lyon today filed suit against A Pcrrington for 87 duo on nolo given pn Sept 30tb 1895 to Turner who has since assigned it to the plaintiff Tho motion of Peal for a new trial in his case against LUtle for S5OQ0 for loss of fingers in the latters spoke factory was to day overruled by Judge Bishop and and appeal to tuecourtol appeals was asked and granted The case of Smith against 15 Frank Is now on trial SHERIFF HOLLAND Thinks Rapist Stone Is Without Doubt Guilty Told Too Many Different Stories Did Stone Sheriff Holland and Jailer Miller returned this morniug from Louis vjllc where they took Jim Stone charged with rape Sheriff Holland was asked by a Sun representative this morning if he believed Stone was guilty Yes I certainlv believe ho Is now was tho reply When I first began talking to him I wss somewhat doubtful of his guilt but the moio I was with him and the mote 1 heard him talk themoro I became convinced of his guilt He told too many different stories It is said that night before last two brothers of Mrs Greoa Stones alleged victim organized mob of 200 to come hero aud lynch him but learned just iu time that ho had becu carried to Louisville Try tho old reliable St Bernard Coal and get the best if you want the most buiVi for the money St Bernard Coal Co incorporated 123 Broadway Telephono Nob Ocll iiVugii notes In addition to tho special Thanksgiving services at various ohurohos yoUerday morning and last evening the revivals now in progress were conducted as usual At tho First llaptist church Rev Clay Roberta preached a scimon on Whatsoever a Man Sowcth nnd although thero was a small attend ance on account of the weather there was one ndditiou to tho church aud oue profession Rev Powell also preached another good sermon last night Tho I list Christian church was well filled aud tho subject taken was What Shall Wo Do If Wo Neiilect So Great Salvation One united with tho church by profession LTTthernn Services Sunday Row 11 Brueckner will preach nt his church Sunday both In tho morn ing and in tho pvpuhuf since the ded ication at Mussao hin postponed ior anowerwtej 1 Pittsburgh Coke RAILROAD RUMBLINGS Items of Interest Kclntlvo to tho Kailronda nnd llailroad People AMI ST I SIllKAdK Engineer Tom Sisson will take a rest while his kettle is In tho shop Engine No 5 will be held in this trip nnd No 125 took out her ruu this afternoon as Burkholder tho lord mayor of Oaks and formerly an caglo eye here came In on No 51 this morning Agent Hills of Mercer Tenn arrived in tho city this after noon from a long visit to his former It mo in Mntamorn Mich Tho wire went dead nt nn early hour lnst evening The section men were sent out from several places but did not succeed in finding all tho troublo untit daylight It i3 cither tho fall of the barome ter or tho great amount of turkey masticated by somo of the boys terilny mat makes uieir snouts 0 red ns they go gobbling around this morning Tho neat and tidy appenranco in the coaches of the mall trains leading here for the past week is due to tho fnctjthat Sallie Shannon an expert female car cleaner is wielding the brooms and brushes Mr John Smith a popular fireman for several yea on the through freights came In on his last run hi that service this a in Ho returns to Memphis a dead head ou 50 his in and in future will shovel diamonds on the South end local Tho father of Fircmnn Frank Doyle of this road was run over Wednesday nig by a switch engine of the road Memphis and killed No further particulars obtainable except that his remains were sent to Holy Springs Miss for interment Why is it that ihc retail merchants all keep their business places open until 10 in on the days tho I pay car comos Yet ou the days the St pay car arrives unless it is Saturday their doors arc shut up as close as a clam Since the reduction in force on the I here this road has near the game Dumber of employes located in the olty As train No 101 last night was on Us way from Memphis to this city drawn by engino No 310 with Engineer Win Speucc at tho throttle a small tree which had been blown down the storm was run Into about half a tnilo thin sido of Glade As soon as It was cleared away the train proceeded on Its journey When about ono milo north of loin another small sapling was run into and while the train was at standstill tho rays of tho headlight ro vealed a large tree about fifty yards ahead JJad it not been for the sapling no doubt tho tree would have been struck and probably caused a wreck After nil tho train came In only ten minutes behind time and other than the short delay no damage wa9 sustained A novel aud pretty sight was that on yesterday afternoon In tho vicinity of the St depot Master Glenn Potter tho hustling young carrier of the Daily Sun on that route ou reaching as far as uomo delivering mai sinning oru was called in to partako of tho Thanksgiv ing collation To mako amends for tho short time ho was delayed from his duties his young sister Leln and their charming guests the three littlo daughters of Supt Hills Blanche Helen and Graco concluded to assist him in distributing tho rest of his papers Donning their wraps and hoods each placed a bundle of that radiant luminary tinder their arms and sallied forth Glenn acted as corporal of tho guard and directed them to tho roHdeuces where tho paper was to bo left So that at times four copies were delivered ut almost tho same instant When they came near Mileages rendezvous all four started on a run to see from whom ho would accept his paper Of course La petite Grace would have beeu awarded tho choice ouly that the high wind nt tho time caught the one in her hand aud bore it skyward on its sough Ho took one from each to prevent any jealousies among tho embryo News or girls and exchanged ull four with Glenn for the truant ono whih ho had recaptured Tho Incident was witnessed by many passengers qn tho outgoing train which wai leaving just then and tho littlo ones created quito a ripplo of laughter fioin them is thoy stood along side of the track screaming at tho tup of their voices in their sweet childish glee Heros your Evening Sun Ulcnn finished his routo iiiahotitoue half the time it usually takes him to do so and no doubt would be ad to havo tho assistance of the inerrv lit tle sprite daily YMC A HOUK KKCKPTIOS A Success DcHjijtc tho cntlicr book reception Had Uuo glvon Jnst night by tho ladles cominitteo of tho A was a gratifying success despite tho Inauspicious weather An excellent program wns ren dered and about forty new books by tho best authors wero added to tho library Refreshments were Berved to those present and tlii ladies aro yery thiwKfuJ for tho libVality of tho uiiy fpflr ADKltNA PATTI TIIK ll hhN OK The Kimball Piano has wonderfully sweet olosij aj Fell Almost Undor the Train TIiIh Morning Dan Wilson the hackman had narrow escape from death this morn uing at thu Union Dupal As tho 750 train hacked under the shed Wilson seized tho rear platform handle und was lifted off his feet and thrown almost under tho wheels All that saved him was his presence of mind in clinging to tho handle and heing dragged until ho could regain his feet lIVhlY RUNAWAY Hor10 Hi cukti Muggy and Iurt of Wagon A horse attached to Mrs Joe Woods phaeton ran away on North Second street this forenoon about 1030 oclock and tho liuggr win hft total wreck in front of Cant It Smiths groeori hcro it collided with a farm wagon and demolMiud the rear of the hitler Thu horse ran into tho market houso whero It wns stopped Tiles of lmrgnitH for tomorrow nt tho Noahs ArK Thanksgiving Sale Storo open tonight until 10 oclock HOKNHIUK HUM OVI Went to tho County Jull for Mil- llciotis Cutting yVill llornbenk colored was tried this morning boforo Judgo Sanders pr maliciously cutting Alico JJuncnu fow nights ago Ho Is Just out of tho penitentiary and will piobably go hack again Hornbeak was hold ovor and wont to jail lu default of a 200 bond A case agaiuot John Kyle and Jim Kirksoy for fighting was continued John Ladd Ira Jones and Ira Moore wero lined 81 and cost or rtrijuKentiesq Soxo nnd sympathetic tone1 What Is Home Without a KIMBALL Piano Now that tho promised time lias come we invite you to call and see the Kim balls The household name of Kimball fills the hearts of all nations with delight The pride of the world Wo will say however that we have no Kimball Pianos to sell at 60c on the dolar but will for the time being ofier a discount of 20 per cent oo deferred payments This is our special sale for tho holidays and wo invite the music loving public to visit us at 430 Broadway opposite Palmer House SUTHERLIN Manager Specal Sale KIMBALL GO CHICAGO ILL noimh Said PbOncado Tonic Is a Wonderful Discovery and One Hottle will do lu Four Days what other medicine will do in Six Moulin If you suffer with ANOTIIKIt GFIIMAN no Rheumatism Kidney and Liver Complaint Female Weakness Catarrh or General Debility Do not delay but call at olllce nt once to try this Wonderful Hem cdy It cure where others have failed It costs nothing if it does not help you We Are Jl rc to Help You if You Will Help Us We will sell for a snort iine only Large 100 Bottles for 25c Try It befote too late OFFICE 110 SOUTH THIRD STREET PADUCAH KENTUCKY Consultation Free Ililrt Time It is tho Younger Set Tliut Dances The gormnn given last night nt the lalmer Houso liy the Young Mens ficrmnn Chili wns well attended notwithstanding tho Inclement weather Mr Hoy Culley led the gertunn and moit of the younger But were in attendance The following visitors wcro pres ent Tho Misses Kalon Covington Missos Thompson Cadiz Laura linker Savannah Gn Kloiso Nel son Hopkinsvllle and Sadie ndc Nashville Noahs Ark famous luindry soap 17 hars for U5 cents today nnd to tnorrowat Noahs Ark Get tho best St Hcrniinl Coal St Ummnl Silver Coke iilts burgh Coal anil Anthracite Coal from tho St llernaril Coal Co incorporated 121 Telephono No 8 Hroadway Oct 21 Advertise In tho St There is a very large part of tho population of Paducah you can reach in no other wiy Tho Sun hns circulation equal to if not larger than any other paper iu tlio city and dont youfor get it Wuntad Sltiiutlou As salesman or clerk In shipping department by young married man of American nationality wood appearance und moral habits Can mako bond if needed Will work reasonably Address at onco Sun otllco Commercial lunch every day at tho New Itichuioud bar iil7tlU If you do not get your paper re ularly dont fail to enter complaint at tho husIiio3 olllce Wo wish to know that our oarrler sorvico is satisfactory to our patrons and If not Why UQt The Finest and Cheapest Line M11KI2 1 mtOADWAY Wii Kadks Eades OF CARVING KNIVES POCKET KNIVES TABLE KNIVFS BUTCHEK KNIVES And all other kinds of KNIVES at SCOTT HARDWARE CO txcoiiroiuTKi Skin ok 1IIO HATCIIKT PADUCAH KY PhOIIB 53 Oko LiiwiiAnD Lehnhard Kentucyand Anthracite Goa3 LUMP 10c EGG 9c NUT 9c Old Lee Anthracite 886 Ton We Will Appreciate a Share of Your Patronage Office Cor Ninth and Harrison GEBHAR LEADING 5c CIGARS Ask For Them Dont Head This RUSH Hut if you do and need work- to the McCLKAN STUDIO for KINK PIIOTOGKAIIIS and PLATINUTYlKS I aUo nmko spotialty of largo crnyou water color also jKistcl The only man in the city making the CKYSTALTYlK Iliotosraplu 105 Hroadway McCLEAN SCHOOL SHOES Now Beady Best Sorts SMALLEST Prices We arc going to sell our Childrens Shoes at tho VKKY SMALLEST ritOFIT Wo want to draw our childrens trade wo want your children to crow 111 ttl til Clifuiu flin It til I fl mivin tutu iuj nu irniiu iui us an meir lives If you aro not trading with in ink ono of our customers ahout our Shoes and about our way of treating our ienls and their feet George Bernhard KSTAIILISIIKU 18G5 WILLhRM NfGBL THE LEADING JEWELER Diamonds Watches blocks PINE JEWELRY AND SPECTACLES FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Cor Hroadway and Third Streets PADUCAH KY A Gold Crown Ia rather to bo chosen than a great toothoche Oui crowu and bridgework is of tho very best material and constructed in tlio most skillful manner insuring beauty and durability Our prices nro made to suit hard times or good times and aro payablo cither in gold or silver Kspcclal attention pnid to tlio caro of childrens teeth and ho warrant nil our work Over Langs Drug Store tafct nR OfKlXNT fl IIITIaUJKH First -Class Watch Repairing vs Living Prices Botch Work vs Cheap Prices DOES YOUIt WATCH STOP IS YOUIt WATCH UNKEMAULK CANT YOU GET Youn WATCH CLOSELY ItEGULATED Haa Your Watch llecn llepuircd by Others nnd Does Not Givo Satisfaction If vou nro having troublo with your time plcco bring it to JOHN ULEIUHS Jewelry Store lot us cxntnluo it for you and If vou have a watch that can bo mado a good tlmo plcco wo will toll vou bo Wa tin not claim to bo tho cheapest watch repairers in town at tho start but wo do claim to havo THE IIEST watchmakers givo you the best satisfaction nnd bo tho cheapest to you in tho long nn To givo satisfaction with first class watch work Is our special pride 223 HROADWAY Bleich i 4 Fl I vVv IK giH.