The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-03-23
MlLLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

Mr.. john II. Earl, or a4InOuLu, was
here Sunday to visit his family.
Miss Lizzie Bean, of Lexington, is the
guest of Miss Mary Armstrong.
Mr.. Will q. McClintock went to Gin
cinnati, yesterday, on business.
Mrs. Joe Redmon visited relatives at
Carlisle, Friday and Saturday.
G. W. Howard shipped 600 dozen eggs
yesterday to the Cincinnati market.
Ed Parrish has moved into part of the
Hunt property with Marion Johnson.
Mrs. Louis Rogers and son Julian,
were guests of relatives here Saturday
and Sunday.
Capt. Jas. NJ Thomas, of Paris. was
the only candidate to pay his respects
here, Saturday.
John Thornton has resigned his clerk
ship at Helena.
Mr.. Robt. Collier, of Mt. Sterling,
visited his mother and family, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Orlando Brady aud sons, of Car
Isle, were guests of her father, L. q.
VlmOnt, Sunday.
CORN -Will pay the highest market
price for 1000 barrels.
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Mrs. Belle Taylor has just received a
full line of Spring millinery. Call and
examine the stock.
Miss Ida Collier went to Covington,
Yesterday, TO visit her aunt, Mrs. John
Morford and family
Mr.. Jas. 81. Lection and wife returned
Saturday from visit to Mrs. W.. r.
Williams, at Elizaville.
Mrs. J. w Woolums, of Muir, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Woolums, since Friday.
Miss Leila McClintock returned home
Saturday from College at Oxford, Ohio,
on account of i'll health.
Mr.. B. Tilton, wife aud babe. of Car
Isle, were guests of Rev. Dan'l Robert
son and family, Sunday.
Messrs. John Hunter and Lection
Vimont left Saturday for Atlanta with
two carloads of good horses. :.
Mrs. John Ingels entertained the Junior
Club, Friday night, in honor OF Miss
Mary Turner, of the M. F. C.
Mr.. VIM. Kindig, of Philadelphia,
bought two nice roadster geldings from
VIM. Carpenter, last Saturday.
Mr.. Walter Allen and wife, of Sharps-
burg, were guests of Mr.. j. Ct. Allen
and family, Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. T, P. Wadell, wife and babe re-
turned Saturday from visit with his
sister, Mrs. E. T. Bedding, in Paris.
Mrs. E. J. Owens went to Williams
town to visit her sister. Mrs. Hattie
Pinkard who has been i'll for some slime.
Go to Council Bros. next door to post
office building for the best whiskeys,
hrandies, wines and cigars, and Hauck's
beer. Q6mar30
Alex Whaley, colored, was held to
await action of the grand jury by Esq
Boulder, for shooting at Jas. Gorham,
twice, Sunday.
Miss Mary Armstrong entertained a
number of her young friends last night
in honor of her friend, Mr.. Allie Col
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Tuberose bulbs, (Pearls) % cents per
dozen; dalhias, gladiolas, calladlums and
sweet peas, at G. w. Howard's,as low as
anybody.
Go to J. Ed Hull and have your buggy
painted. Patronize home people.
Don't take your work to Maysville, and
other places. C23 mar-l0
SPECIAL.-At Mrs. Piper's sale, Satur-
day, there will be sold set of furniture
three pieces)that cost $3.50, also a 500
folding bed. (23 MARTY
Messrs. Jas. Collins. Marshal
Humphry, Geo. Gardner, Geo. Notch
and Thompson Parks, of Carlisle, called
on friends here Sunday.
Jas. w. Conway purchased ten extra
nice 900 Id. heifers at 81 cents, from
Nelson Saterfeld, last week. They are
for this market.
Mr.. T. A. Montgomery and family, of
Cynthiana, has moved to the John /.
Moore farm, which was occupied by
Mr.. John Marshall, last year.
Mr.. Tom Mccormick. who has pur-
chased the store at Colville, was the
guest of Mr.. Henry Patterson and
family. Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. N. A. White, of Carlisle, preach
ed at the Baptist Church, Sunday
morning. Rev. Nunnelly at night.
This finishes the latter's year for the
church.
Mr. Robt. Patton, son-in-law of Jas.
and Sue Woods, formerly of this place,
died Near EultOn Mo on March 18th
He was the husband of Miss Maggie
Woods.
Ex-Police Judge Mike Thornton, aged
81, died suddenly Friday at ten p. m.
He leaves wife and seven children
Mrs. John Cornell, of Paris, Fay, of
Huntington, w. Va, Misses Rida and
Anna, John, George and Mike, Jr, at
home. The remains were taken to
Washington, Mason county, Sunday, for
burial. At an inquest held over the re-
mains by Squire Boulder, from the
testimony given by Drs. Miller and
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