The Bourbon news. [volume] (Millersburg, Ky.) 1881-1883, 1883-07-20
SCINTILL4ATIONS.

| ALT. Burnett sailed for England last
Thursday.
George Current, clerk of the Bourbon
House, is very i'll with fux.
The trade dollar and American dude are
synonymous factors-both little below par.
Hon. Joe Blackburn and daughter are
visiting ex-COngreisEan Singleton, of Quin-
cy, Ills.
| "A party of twenty-three excursionists
left Eminence on Wednesday, for trip to
| Old Point Comfort, over the c. &. o. road.
Ed Peyton, of Cincinnati, is here on
short visit, and it is rumOred that he will
probably open up saloon here in q few
days.
The family of ]. c. Clark, partner of
John Lyle, in the drug business, has arrived,
and is occupying the ''haunted house," on
Mt Airy.
The Mother Hubbard slip, without
sleeves, and low in the neck, worn over and
under waist, remains the popular dress for
little girls.
Willie Carter, formerly night operator of
the Western Union Telegraph Office at Lex
ington, has exchanged for the same position
at this place.
Col. Withrow, formerly of Edgar 1nsti-
tute this place, is here on a visit from Au-
gusta, Ca, where he has been teaching since
leaving here.
Father Thos. Major has written the boys
at Lexington, from his home in Peoria, Ills,
that he will give the ex-soldiers an address
on the oath inst.
Oscar Johnson is ever here from Rich
mond, looking fat and stout. He has almost
regained his health by staying at Estill
Springs, Estill county. {
If the ladies could be induced to adopt
the fashion of wearing English sparrows on
their hats we might get rid of the pests-the
sparrows, not the ladies.
People act according to the position of
their brains. If these lie in their heads,
they study; if in their stomachs they eat; If
in their heels, they Dance
"A dude undertook to Jump over the
spring at the Blue Licks last week and fell
in head-foremost. 1t is thought that the
water will be fit to drink in few days.
w. H. I.ockhart and wife have moved to
this city, and will occupy the residence Of
John Frey. Mr.. Frey has moved his family
into the rooms over his store.-[ Carlisle Mer-
curry.
Miss Lydia Martin and Lulu Jennings, of
Covington, and Miss Pauline Osborne, At
lanta, Ca, are the guests of Miss Anna Lay
than, of Mayslick, for few weeks.-[Mays-
vile Bulletin. 4
Zen. Simon Cameron will pass the two
coming weeks at Bedford Springs Pa, the
health is again excellent. He9ses walking
stick, but his step is lively. q,
A high school girl of Lexington hassbeen
telling her FRIENDS that her "papa is going to
have q Observation-Disclosures mortgage on
their house, = and asked them all to call and
see it when they got it put up.-[Press.
What society needs MOST now is self
acting sofa, which will ring out the warn
ing for 10 o'clock, and at one minute after
split apart and carry the lady up stairs, and
the other half kick the young man out the
front door,
Col. "Budge" Hukill and Col. "COot"
Davis have returned from short sojourn at
the Blue Licks. The report that Col. Hukill
had married while there is not true, but if
there's anything in smiles, there's no telling
how soon such an event may occur.
"A New Jersey girl recently ran hun
| dred yards in ten and one-quarter SECONDS.
lex.
That girl was either long-legged speci-
men of the sex, or else there was mouse
close by and no stool, chair or table for her
| to Jump on.
| Not one woman in a thousand knows
where her diaphragm is. Indianapolis
| Journal.
There's one lady at least, in this city, that
doesn't know where hers is, for we saw her
when she lost it and we kicked it off the
| pavement.
| Col. Ed. McArdle, the young tailor prince
of Cincinnati, paid us call yesterday. The
| Col. will pay short visit to Millersburg,
and will join the following party Of Cincin-
natl, at Oakdale Junction, Tenn and enjoy a
few.days in fishing: Miss Agnes Mcdonald,
Mr.. Walton Leslie, Mr.. Will Irwin, Mr.. Burt
Cavagna, and probably Col. ]. B. Vimont, OF
Millersburg.
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