The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-12-14
PARIS BOURBON CO. KY. TUEsoAY, DECEMBER a. 1897
MILL
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.


News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.
Mr.. Julian McClintock is able to be
out.
Mrs. John Cornell and babe returned
to Paris, Saturday.
Mr.. Newt Tabb, of Mt. Sterling,
visited here, Sunday.
Call and see Phillips line of %, 30, 40
and so cent holiday books.
j. Ed Hull has been quite i'll for sew
eral days With the grippe.
Editor Duly, of :Flemingsburg, s:was
here yesterday on business.
| Mr.. Henry Lillestou, of Paris, visited
here FRIDAY and Saturday. 81
Mr.. 4. q Smediey and Prof. F. an
Hurst were in Lexington, yesterday.
Mr.. M. " Bostain, of the Sharpsburg
FIGURING Mills, was here yesterday.
Sheriff IS q. Bleeding and family of
Paris, visited relatives here, Sunday.
A full line. of Christmas goods of
every description, cheap at Phillips.
Mr.. Geo. Braddon, of Mt Olivat, was
the guest Of Miss Lula Curtis, Saturday.
Miss Luia Long. of Midway, is the
guest Of Misses Lizzie ands Marys Tay-
lor
Misses Jamie and Bessie Purnell Wis
tied Miss Mary,P urnell, in Paris, Satur-
day.
Miss Minnie Spears, guest of Mrs.
Butler. returned TO Lexington, yester-
day . -..4..22l -.-.s
The Methodist meeting closed Thurs
day with several conversions and addi-
tions
McIntyrs & McClintock shipped a
car of export cattle, Saturday, to Jer-
sey city.
Mr.. JAS. Phillips, of Winchester. came
down Saturday to visit Mr.. Fl. H.
Phillips.
Master Norval Shrader, of Falmouth,
is the gust of Rev. Dan'l Robertson
and family.
Mr. Orlando Brady and family, of
Carlisle, were guests of MIR. L. G.
Vimont, Sunday
Messrs. Carey Hunt and Ernest Hills,
of Ellzav;lle, were guests of M. H
O'Neal, Sunday. eaEEESS
Messrs. John Williams and Dorsey
Ray, of Paris, visited lady friends here,
Sunday evening. ssssW
Mr. Royce Allen visited friends in
Lexington and Winchesterlsfr Thurs
day 70 suvday. - "a sass
Miss Carrie Current returned Satur-
day from visit with her sister Mrs. Jas.
Cray, at Mt.Olivet.
Miss Maggie Clarke, guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Robt. Miller, returned to
Louisville, Monday.
The 3S head of Christmas cattle, sold
by Robt. Thompson to Jonas We'll,
averaged 1874 pounds.
Mr.. A. J. Lamb and family. guests of
Robt Miller and wife, returned to Gall
etin, Tenn, yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Miller and wife returned
Friday from Maysville, after a visit
with Mrs. Jas. Cummings.
Mr.. Holman T. Boulder, OF Sardis,
has been the guest of Squire R. B.
Boulder, since Saturday.
Miss Mary Richardson, of Lexington.
is the guest of Mrs Marv Trotter, her
grand mother. who is quite ill.
Your sister, mother or aunt would
like one of those nice chairs, or pictures,
at Mock's. All kinds OF prices.s 80 -
For SALE.-3 extra nice fat COWS for
sale. at the Fisher Tarr farm.
PETER MCDONALD.
Mr. Caleb Corrington has had a row
of NAPLES set out in front of the lot
where he will build in the Spring.
Mr.. Louis Rogers and family, of
North Mddletown, were guests of
Mrs. Owen Ingels, Saturday and Sunday.
NOTICE. All persons owing me July
accounts :. If not paid Immediately. the
accounts will be put in the hands of an
officer. j. ED. HULL.
Mr.. Jas. T. McClelland returned Sat-
urday from Columbus, Miss, where he
has been with horses. He reports a
slow market.
Have you seen the beautiful medal
lions at Phillips? Just the thing for a
bridal present. Call and get prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Mr.. w. NJ. Layson's sixteen Christmas
cattle sold ito NJ Kahn a week ago
weighed up an average of 1,725 pounds.
They were all reds and extra nice.
For full line of family groceries,
canned goods, all kinds of vegetables
all varieties of winter fruits, oysters,
fish, poultry and hams, also a nice line
of candy and Christmas toys, at low
prices, call on Chas. Mason. (5t)
ATHLETIC. the soft glove contest
here, Thursday night, between Jas.
Allen, of this place, and John Meng, of
Covington, "a six round bout,) the fight
ing was good all through. Meng
showed great deal of science, but
Allen was given the decision for his
numerous hard blows delivered on
Meng. There were about 1875 persons
present and the fun was much enjoyed
nv many who never before saw glove