The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-05-21

SUNDAY will be commencement day.
Miss Fannie Bedding went to Paris
yes Q ID; y 10 visit relatives.
Go to Rufus Buffers for red Bermuda
plants at 81 cents per hundred. (3t)
Go to J. II Fulton's barber shop for
clean, cool shave and a genteel hair cut.
Broad Smedley, of Hutchinson, was
the guest of J. q. Smedley, Wednesday.
Mr.. Jesse Anderson, of Poplar Plains,
was the guest of friends here, this week.
Rev Taliferro, of Falmouth. was the
guest of Rev. Dan'l Robertson, Wednes-
day.
Mrs Tom Best. of Mason. has been
the guest of relatives here, for several
diys.
Mr.. w R. Gill and family, of Mason,
are guests of MIR. Jas. Arthur, near
town.
DR.. Gran Rit ;hie, of Marshall, Mo-,
was the guest of Mr.. J. G.. Allen, yes
terday.
Mrs Chas Bean, of Lexington, is
the guest of her father, MI. l.. c.
VimOnt.
Mr.. G. w. Howard and son. George.
went to Cincinnati, Wednesday, on
bus ness.
Sheriff E. T. Becaine and family, of
Paris, were guests of relatives here,
Wednesday.
Mr. Jas. Arthur and Mr. W. R. Gill,
of Mason, went to Lexington, Wednes-
day on business.
Go to Stiles Stirman for Strasberg and
red bermuda sweet potato plants, 81
! cents per hundred. (21may-3t)
Misses Gary and Christine Milan, of
Maysville, are guests of their sister,
Mrs Henry Phillips.
Carpenter Bros. sold to Frank Vimont
a fancy harness gelding for $500, for
| Pennsylvania parties.
Miss Lula Long and Master Cicil
Taylor, of Midway. are guests of Mrs.
Belle Taylor and family.
Mrs Ella Thaxton, and son, Jack of
Poplar Plains, guests of Mrs. Chas. OAR
nell, returned home, yesterday.
Leave orders at JAS A Buffers gro
Gerry for homegrown strawberries, as
low as any.
(3t) RoBT. BARNES.
Miss Bessie Bradford, Miss Nellie
Ruse and MIR. Chas. Hook, of Augusta,
ale guests of Mr.. Jas. A. Butler and
family.
See Joe Mock and give your orders for
cut flowers, bouquets and designs
His flowers cannot be surpassed. His
prices are low. (3t)
Jas. T. McClelland bought Is head of
good yearling cattle, at Mt. Sterling,
Monday Mcintyre & McClintock and
Wallace Shannon bought % feeders.
Charley Martin, of Millersburg,
bought ten mare mules, near town last
week for October delivery, at from $35
to $40 head Bath County Democrat
Mrs. Smith, and son, Attorney John
Smith, and two children, and Miss Julia
Nash, of Paris, were guests, Tuesday, of
MIS-. Sandusky and Miss Bette T.
Vimont.
The exteriors of the respective resi-
dences of Attorney II. A. Stitt, George
Jones and Henry Phillips have been
newly painted and otherwise improved
recently.
Ed E. J. Fenstermacher and wife
Rev. w. M. Britt, Prof. Reynolds Bes
and Prof Fisher are attending the
County S. S. Convention. at Clinton
vile, to-day.
In U. S. court, at Covington, las
week. Judge Barr sentenced John Betsy
Craig, colored, of this place, to one year
and Onesday in Columbus penitentiary
for illegal sale of whiskey.
The man who can make you laugh fol
an hour, is public benefaetor. Go t,
the "Old Maids Convention" this even
I ing, and have good hearty laugh-yo,
, will get the worth of your money an,
help worthy cause along. Admission
% cents. Reserved seats. 30 cents.
!. Mr.. Ed Terrell and daughter, Mis-
J. Mary, of Holden, johnson county, Mo.
/. are the guests of friends here. Mr.. Ter
roll was former citizen of this plac
and this is his first visit here for sixty
seven years. He is in the eighty-secon
year of his age. But few citizens ar
|
long an absence.
PROGRAM OF COMMENCEMENT EXERCISE
OF THE MILLERSBURG FEMALE Coz
LEGE :
Saturday evening, May 90. at
u. o'clock Evolutionary entertainment %
% Miss Sue Woods and Mr. T. Fighter.
n Sunday, May %. at II a. m.-Con
e mencement sermon by Rev. @. !
Evans, D. D., of Lexington, KY.
s p. m.-Sermon to Y. w. @. A, b
Rev. L. Robinson, of Lexington.
Monday, Nav "a, at 8 p. m.-Annus
Concert.
;. Tuesday, May %. at 8 p. m.--Eloc,
tionary entertainment by Mrs. Best
pupils from M. F. @. and M. T. S.
Wednesday, May 26, at s p. M
Graduating exercises.
II The weather is now favorable IF,
d baby carriages. j. T. Hinton offers 8
re elegant line at reasonable figures.