The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-10-22
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.
Mrs. H. H. Phillips went to Winches-
ter Monday to visit relatives.
Mr.. John Darnell. of FlemiugsUurg,
was here Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Fannie Smith. of Cynthiana, is
the guest of Mrs. John Mock.
The willipus wallipus is still waiting
for rain before rolling the streets.
G. w. Bryan and Owen Ingels went
to Cincinnati, yesterday, on business.
Mr.. Matt Ray. of Fleming, was the
guest of his parents here. Wednesday.
Mcintyre & McClintock shipped car
of good cattle to Cincinnati, Tuesday.
Nice beaten biscuit, Concord grapes,
and all kinds cf Vegetables at L. ID.
Judy's.
MIR. John F. Barbee sold fine COM
bined gelding to Indiana parties this
week
Mr.. Will Piper, of Hutchinson. was the
guest of friends here, Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
McIntyre & McClintock sold 70 head
| of 1, 140-lb feeders to Joshua Barton,
for cents.
Miss Edna Hunter, guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Robt. Barnes, has returned to
Washington.
Miss Mamie Burroughs left yesterday
| for Mexico, Mo-, to visit her sister, Mrs.
J. G Ringold.
Ed Brown has accepted a position at
Ford, KY, as assistant agent and opera
tor for the l.. & N.
Mr.. Bishop Clay, of Lexington, was
here yesterday on business for the Blue
grass Building Association.
Don't forget the Polk Miller entertain
ment, Tuesday night, at the Opera
House. Admission, So and so cents.
Mr.. George w. Balm will lecture here
for the ladies of the Presbyterian
church, on Monday night, Oct. 25th.
Mr.. Ernest Butler returned from
Chicago, yesterday, after two months
visit with his sister, Mrs. Albert Halves
Mr.. E. P. Clarke was on the Cincin
natl, breaks this week, and made good
sales for Isaac Brown AID John Shannon
Ed Bassett, of Dallas, Texas, was the
guest of his uncle, F. A. Jones, yester
day. He went on to Brooksville to see
his sister.
Riley johnson has bought the Egnev
propefty from the Jotuson heirs, Tor
$500, and will erect blacksmith shop
in the rear.
Miss Blanche Darnell and Mrs. E. D.
Robinson, of Augusta. attended the
wedding of Miss Ida Frazee, at Lex
ington, yesterday.
Nora Belle Taylor. the two-year-
grand daughter Of Mrs Belle Taylor, fell
from couch Wednesday evening and
broke her right leg near the ankle.
Jas. w. Payne bought so head of
,OOO-lb feeders from Newt. Rankin al
81 cents. John Marshall bought 8 head
of 1,1O0-lb feeders at 4 cents from
Henry Peterson.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-I, or one Of
my deputies will be at Mlllersburg
Monday, October 25, at two o'clock p
NJ, to collect taxes for the year 1897.
2. T. Bleeding,
Sheriff Bourbon County, KY.
Sam Patrick, charged with stealing
Frank Ingels' buggy, was captured ii
Mt. Sterling Monday, and brought here
by Constable Plummer. Patrick, how
ever, escaped just as they arrived here
and he ran behind stable aud escaped
but was again captured in Mt. Sterling
Tuesday.
Don't Ill to go to the opera-houst
Tuesday night. Oct. Goth, to hear Poll
Miller, assisted by Oscar Sisson anC
Esther Wallace Musical comedy sketch
es, negro dialect stories and songs, banj
picking, representations. Mr.. Miller a
"Uncle'' Daniel, in old tunes dow
South. Fun all the way through.