The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-10-15
MlLLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

Mrs. JAS Judy returned Wednesday
from Nashville Exposition.
Mrs. Jos A. Miller went to Augusta,
Tuesday, to visit relatives.
Miss Jennie Craycraft and son. Henry,
are guests of Mr.. j. q. Allen.
Oscar johnson sold j. H. Letton four
nice short horn heifers this Week.
Mr.. Saml T. James, of Paris, is the
guest of Chas. Martin, near town.
Miss Lura Letton is visiting her sister,
Mrs. W. E Williams, in Falmouth
Mr.. Chas. Ellis, of New Orleans, is the
guest of his cousin, Mrs W. V. Shaw.
Mcintyre & McClitock shipped car
of cattle and car of hogs, Wednesday.
Mr.. Tom Phillips, guest of Mr.. Fl. H.
Phillips, returned to Winchester, Tues
day.
Mcintyre & McClintock solo to Jas.
E Cha, one hundred shotes at 81 per
head.
Sanford Allen sold his brown road
mare to McClelland Bros, at fancy
price.
Mrs. Chas Lancaster and children. of
Paris, are guests Of VIM. Payne and
family.
Mr.. Ennis Ross and wife. of Carlisle,
were guests of Mr.. Ed Ingels and wife,
yesterday.
DR.. w. M Miller, Messrs. J. G. Allen
and Henry Phillips attended races at
Lexington Tuesday.
The Millersburg nine will play the
Flemingsburg team on the Carlisle
grounds, wednesday.
Chas Proctor, of Cincinnati, has
charge of Zene Flaugher's shop during
Flaugher's absence.
Go to j. D. Judy's for beaten biscuit,
Langdon's fresh cakes, nice box-candy,
Concord grapes, etc.
Messrs. T. E. Savage, Sanford Allen,
w. S. Judy and Geo. w. Bryan were in
Lexington, Wednesday,.
Mr. D. R, Kimbrough, of Cynthiana,
was the guest of Mr. John jameson and
family the first of the week.
Mr.. Will Howard and Mrs. Maggie
Howard, of Carlisle, were guests of
Mr.. Q. W. Howard, Tuesday.
The excursion from Carlisle to Torrent
fare 81 will be tomorrow, Doth,
instead of 23d as previously printed
The colored nine went to Cynthiana
yesterday to play. and will play Mt.
Sterling here, Friday and Saturday.
Mr. Frank Huntington and son, of
Augusta. Ga, are visiting relatives here,
and are looking for some good horses
and mules.
The 2-yr-old child Of j. P. Layton
died Wednesday from Group. 1t was
taken to Republic, in Harrison county,
for burial.
Mrs. Nightingale and three children
left Wednesday for Philadelphia. They
haye been guests of Mrs. G. NJ Best for
several weeks.
Mr.. T. A Vimont and Miss Blanche
Bowen attended the wedding of the
latter's niece, Miss Snodgrass, at Gym
thiana, Wednesday.
The School Association has been post
pOned, and will meet at the Colviile
School-house on Saturday, NoY. 9th,
with Miss Anna Thorn.
Hutsell & Nc; LELAND will not ship
their horses to Alabama this week, as
intended. on account of the prevalence
of yellow fever in that section.
Mr. c. w. Howard and wife, and
Miss Ida Clark, and Messrs Bert
McClntock, Tom Mcintyre and JOS A.
Miller went to Lexington, yesterday.
John Peed, while out hunting with
G. S. Allen, accidentally shot the latter
in the head with load of bird shot.
Mr.. Allen is not seriously hurt. as only
about dozen shot struck him.
John Clay moved the rock crusher to
Riddles Mills, Wednesday, after
good job of work here. Tom Moran
and quarry squad are now at work at
Paris. They made the Burg a fine
street and scattered coat of rock to the
Nicholas line.
Ed Crump, SOP of Emanuel Crump,
who lives near Millers station, shot
neighbor boy named Wilson, about
noon yesterday. Crump was arrested
and taken to the Carlisle Jail. Wilson
was shot through the body and is
thought to be MORALLY wounded.
The following gentlemen compose
hunting and fishing party on the waters
of Rocbcastle river Messrs John
Mock, Thos. Wadell, Chas. Clarke, Jr.,
Ed Martin, Banks Neal, Zene Flaugher,
Robt. Hughes, John Peed, Layson Tarr,
Will Howard, (Carlisle,) Frank Baird,
(CYnthiana,) and DIR. Bruce Smith.
The party is well equipped and sleep in
weather-proof tents. They expect to be
absent about fortnight. Jim Fergu-
son and Bill Nelson, French chefs, &C
compauied the party.
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