The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-09-17
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

Mrs. H. A. ShuIer is very ill with
typhoid fever.
BoRN.-On Wednesday, to the wife of
Shelton Roberts, a son.
Miss Collier, of Cynthiana, is the
guest of Mrs. Jas. Collier.
Sanford Carpenter shipped a car of
horses to Atlanta. Tuesday.
Miss Mary Champ visited friends in
Paris. Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. J. G. Smedley was in Cincinnati,
Tuesday, buying goods for fall trade.
Col. w. P. G. Cravcraft, of Sharps-
burg, is the guest of Mr.. S. M. Allen.
Miss Anna Belle Wood, of Stanford,
arrived Wednesday to attend the M. F.
BoRN.-On Tuesday, to the wife of D.
r Kimbrough, nee Jameson, daugh-
ter
Misses Sallie and Ella DIVER, of Cow
ington, are guests of Mrs. Jos. A. Mil
Ter.
Mr. JAS Cummings, of Maysville,
came up Thursday to see Mrs. Wool
ums.
G. W Bryan promises to have the
the Darby Burners here for a Christmas
gift.
Mrs. w. V. Shaw returned Tuesday
from An extended visit with relatives, at
Butler.
Jas Cummings came up from Mays
vile. yesterday, and is the guest of Jas.
WOolums.
Miss. Emma Rendrick, of Kansas
City, is the guest of Miss Lura Lection,
near town,
LosT.-On the street pair of gold
plated spectacles. A liberal reward on
return of same to T. NJ Purnell.
Miss Mamie Peed and Mr. Alfred
Peed, of Maysllck, were guests of Miss
Dorothy Peed, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs L. T. Drain. of Emf
nence. have returned from Florida, as
the climate did not suit the latter's
health.
Notwithstanding hot weather and
scarcity of water, Mr.. Jno Clay is run
ming the county's rock crusher on regu-
lar time.
Mrs. JAS Cummings came up from
Maysville Monday and is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. JAS Woolums, who is
still quite i'll.
Colonel W. W. Baldwin has put a
new oak floor in the Hinkston bridge at
this place, and has also put a lot of
rock on the pike.
Lection Vimont was thrown from
wagon. Tuesday. by pair Of runaway
mules, and he sustained painful four
inch cut in the scalp.
Mcintyre & McClintock shipped car
of cattle and a car of hogs from here
Tuesday. and also shipped a car of hogs
Wednesday from Carlisle.
l shall be compelled TO put those ac-
counts that are long past due in the
hanGs of an officer, unless paid soon.
Qt H. H PHILLIPS.
The ''Old Kentucky Home Photo
graph Gallery is now located here in the
public square. and will make you any
style of pictures at as low price as can
be had anywhere. (1t)
Rev. Dap1 Robertson, P. E., and
wife. Rev. w. NJ. Britt, local pastor,
and Mrs. Robt Pennington, of Fail
mouth, left Tuesday for the Methodist
Conference, at Mt Sterling.
Mr.. Harmon Stitt has recently pre-
scented Mrs. Mary Vimont with life
size crayon portrait of her son. Harlon
Vimont, recently deceased. The portrait
is by l.. Grinnan, of Paris, and is
splendid likeness.
Mr. H. H. Phillips was in Lexington,
Christmas goods from the different
houses of Baltimore Cleveland and
Chicago. He will have an immense line
of holiday goods.
Editor Hurst's Farmers Home Journal
is greatly improved in its new form, and
the writer of this department wishes
him success in every particular. Mr.
Hurst has recently added lot of new
type and a cylinder press.
The Danville AdCOcate says MIR.
REYNOLDS Best, of Millersburg, who
graduated from Centre College some
years ago and thought he would study
law, has concluded to enter the ministry
and is now student at the Danville
Theological Seminary
Mr.. Geo. Bethards and son. of White
Sulphur Springs. La. arrived this week
to see Mr.. Henry Bethards, brother of
the former, who is very i'll at his home
on the Redmon pike. Mr.. Bethards
will take his brother home with him as
soon as the latter is able to travel.
/ A big line of school supplies cheap,
at Phillips. 10
| Mrs. Adella Miller exhibits an inter
esting old catalogue of the M. F. c., be-
ing the 1858 prospectus The college
then admitted pupils of both sexes and
was conducted by DR.. J. Miller Sixty
one!girls and forty-one boys were enroll
ed Among the familiar names noted
were: Martha Boulder, afterward
Smedley Adella McClelland. afterward
Miller Adella Purnell. afterward Bak-
er John Corrington. Augustus Trotter,
James NJ Batterton. Resin Boulder,
Ada l.. Bryan, Josie Huntington, Alice
w. Dorsey. America Miller, Martha Mil