The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-08-31
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News Notes Gathered In And About The
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of fux.
Miss Minnie Evans who has the fever
is improving.
Mrs. Best, of Virginia. is the guest of
her son, Prof q. M. Best.
BoRN.-On Friday, to the wife of Mr..
Matt Snapp, daughter.
Good shotes in small lots, for meat,
are selling here at four cents.
Mr.. Joe Burke, of Mason, is the guest
of his son George, near town.
E. P. Clarke went to Cincinnati, yes
terday, to try the tobacco market.
Mr.. E. T Bleeding and family of Paris
visited relatives here, Sunday.
Miss Lula Mcnamara went to Mays
vile, Thursday, to visit friends.
There were forty tickets sold here for
the excursion to Cincinnati, Friday.
Misses Mary TAYLOR and Bessie Purnell
will open the City School, Wedn .sday,
Sept 1st.
Mr.. Graham Smedley entertained a
number of his young friends, Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Chas. Johnson and wife visited
Mr.. aud Mrs E. T. Bedding, in Paris,
yesterday.
Riley job son is building new ell
and veranda to his residence, on East
Main street
Miss Lyda Clarke went to Paris,
Thursday and is the guest of Mrs. Rose
berry Rogers.
MIR. A. ] Styles. of Shannon, Mason
county. was here Friday and Saturday
on business.
Mcintyre & McClintock sold their
sorrel saddle and phaeton pony to
Augusta parties.
Mrs Tom Dorsey, of Carlisle, is the
guest Of Mrs ThOs McClin
took, near town
Miss Lucy Bass, niece of Misses Ella
and Judith Fleming will return to
Louisville, to-day.
Mr.. B F. Buckley, of Paris. was here
yesterday III the interest of the Central
Warehouse, Louisville.
Mrs. VIII Bedford. nee Collier. has
been very i'll at her home, near Riddles
Mills, for the past week.
C. w. Howard has nice line of tab
lets, states and school-supplies of all
kinds, at very low prices. QD
Miss Lizzie McClintock left yesterday
for Owingsville, where she will teach
again in the City School
Mrs. Sallie Denton, guest of MIR. Thos..
Jones and family, near Hooktown, re-
turned to Fleming, yesterday.
Misses Carrie and Leila Current left
Friday for Indianapolis. to visit their
cousin, Miss Georgia Conner.
Miss Anna Rankin returned Thursday
from an extended visit with Miss Della
Dewey, at Monroe, Michigan.
Sanford Carpenter bought two extra
fine car loads of mules in st Louis, last
week, and shipped them to Atlanta.
FoR SALE.-A good Alderny COW, gen
tie, fresh and giving four gallons of
milk. Apply to T. M. Purnell. (2D
Miss Mary Ardery entertained about
twenty of her young friends, Friday
evening, at her parents home near town.
Thieves stole the top off Mr.. Payne's
buggy, last week, while he was visiting
near Cynthiana. 1t was cut off with a
chisel.
Forty persons from here went to the
circus at Paris. yesterday, ola tn L. &
| n. AS many others vent in private
vehicles.
Mr.. j. w. PEBBLES, who has been the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. Thos. Jones,
during the Summer, returned to Charles
ton. W. Va, yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Britt and son left Friday
| to visit relatives in Boone County.
Miss Leila Britt left Friday to take
charge of school at Dwight. Ills.
Will shoe your horsea. cut your tires,
paint your buggy, or do any repairing
as cheap and as well as anyone. Locat-
ed at ThOrnton's old stand
NH. O'NEAL.
Take your corn to R. E. Evans new
mill. He makes the best meal and
gives you best measure. He will sell
you flour cheaper than anybody. Qt)
Miss Mabel DOTS will entertain a
number of her young friends tonight, at
"ghost'' party, at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs G. M. Best, at the Male Col
lege.
DR.. M. V. Huffman was called to
Lebanon. Ind, Thursday, to see Mrs.
Will White, sister of Mrs. Huffman.
Mrs. White died before the doctor ar
rived.
Mr.. ]. R. Hannah, of Ironton, Ohio,
is here putting the pianos, organs, ETC.,
in shape at the M. F. C. Prof. Fisher
is getting everything in the best of
order, and will open school tomorrow