The Bourbon news. [volume] (Millersburg, Ky.) 1881-1883, 1883-07-10
SCINTILI.ATIONS.

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the guests of l.. Price.
Miss Ida Bell, of Louisville, is the guest
of Mrs. f. R. Fithian.
John McIlvain and bride have returned
home, exceedingly happy.
-Drummers are now called "dissemina-
ting angels of commerce"
Mrs. Rev. j. NJ. Evans will leave Thurs
day to visit friends near Moorefield.
James Allen returned home from Wash
ington and Lee College, Va, Sunday.
Now the homely lady is made passable
by the cool and squeezable white dress.
Society in Cincinnati is now enjoying
excursions to the High Bridge every Sunday.
Rev. j. A. French has gone to his old
home in Orange county, Va, to be gone a
month.
to the White Sulphur Springs, Va, to spend
a month.
Falmouth has base ball club called the
Dudes" Paris could form two dude mines
very easily.
That was sound advice given by sage to
young writer: Think much, write little,
publish still less.
Miss Pauline Osborne, who has been the
guest of Miss Lily Jones, has gone to make a
visit to Mayslick.
Society now hath a get-away-from-home-
ativeness hankering, and the poor folks are
shooting out in all directions.
Misses Carrie Holcomb, of New York,
and Sallie Ashbrook, of Cynthiana, are the
guests of Mrs. r. B. Hutchcraft.
"A Chinese bride wears a hat that is larger
than an umbrella. The heather ladies are
gradually approaching civilization.
"A little girl of thirteen years, was killed
by lightning, while combing her hair in
| front of looking glass at Decatur, Ills, last
Friday.
-Colored stockings are high in favor as
well as high in price, and a broken garter
appears the only available thing that viii
bring them down.
! Hon. Clifton r. Breckenridge, Congress
man from Arkansaw, and youngest son o.
Gen. Jno C. Breckenridge, is now visiting
his sister, Mrs. Steele, at Midway.
While Mrs Capt Simms was attending
/
mond, dispatch came here calling her t.
the burial of relative at Danville.
DR. Buck received a dispatch from hi
wife who is spending the heated term il
Winconsin, stating that his baby is very Low
with choIerc t1Jtatun7, and has gone to at
tend it.
James Andrew Jackson George Washing
ton Jeptha Mcdonald, formerly of this cit
and once valient soldier of the "Orphal
Brigade" is now proprietor of the Dennisol
House, Olathe, Kansas. The hotel is a neN
and spanking good one, Judging from hi
card sent to Major Turney.
Miss Georgia Anna Miller, of Millers
burg, a very dark and peculiar brunett
with dull, dreamy and very poetic eyes,
the guest of Joseph w. Mccartney, our iailo
During her thirty days visit she will spen
most of her leisure hours on rock pile, i
appreciation OF special request made b
our Mayor.
Col Jno Adams, formerly of Flat ROcl
but now resident of middle Tennessee an
4 an "angel of commerce. for a st. Lou
z clothing house, was in town yesterday. I'll
: Col. was arrested in this county once for
4 spy, ana was brought 10 UOWH anu phOC
I graphed, but it was clearly proven that
\ was an innocent citizen, though he afte
v wards Joined the rebel army and was pr
. NOTED to Lieutenant Colonel of his regimen
a He is now very fieshy and fine looking.
! Mrs. Capt. NJ. NJ. Clay returned Saturds
n from a visit to Michigan. While out the
she came near losing her life by a fright
accident. She was sitting in buggy wi
: another lady, when pair of horses to far
y wagon running off, struck the rear of the
n buggy, which crushed the buggy to splinte
and threw their horse down on them.
s getting Mrs. Clay out of the wreck, a lar
4 man of color acted nobly towards savil
e her life, by holding his brawny rms b
y tween the heels of the struggling ho1
IS and Mrs. Clay's head, and. received sever
IS severe kicks on his arm. Mrs. Clay and h
friend were both seriously bruised.