The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-08-17

guest of his cousin, Ollie Marshall, near
town.
BAsE-BALL.-Paris won a game from
the Millersburg club, Saturday. Score,
26 to 70.
Sanford Carpenter sold to Shelbyyille
parties. car Of good aged stock mules,
last week
Mr.. Waller Sharp. of Sharpsburg. was
the guest of Perry Jefferson, Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Anna SIM, of New Smyrniaq
Fla is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Wooluns.
Cecil. Susie and the baby" the noted
Eldridge family, were guests Of Squire
BOulden. Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Conway and son. Clarence,
of Mt Sterling. are guests Of Mr.. 7. ID
Judy and family.
Messrs. VIII Butler and Arthur Best
We're here from Cincinnati, Sunday, to
visit their parents.
Mrs. Nelson FAINT and son, are guests
Of the Misses Wadell, returned TO Elem
ingsburg, Saturday.
Mr.. John w. Boulder, of Maysville,
was the guest of Squire R. B. Boulder,
Friday and Saturday.
Messrs. Sanford Allen and J. Will
Clarke loiC Saturday to attend the
Nashville Exposition.
McClelland Bros. sold to Ike Van
meter, of Clark, 81 head Of 1100-pOund
feeders, at about 1913.
Miss Ida Clark returned Saturda5
from an extended visit with Miss Bessie
Bolts, near Owingsville.
Two hundred and tbirty-five persons
from this place attended Parks Hill
camp-meetlng. Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Jefferson. wife and babe,
guests of Mr.. Perry Jefferson, returned
to Newport, Saturday.
The wife Of Len Briley, of near Rud-
dies Mills. died Thursday and was taken
TO Oakland Mills, for burial.
McClintock & Mcintyre. F. Brooks.
J. T. McClellaHd and Sanford Carpenter
attended MI. Sterling court yesterday.
Elder R. B. Givens and Miss Lilly
Stevens, of Lexington, were guests of
Mr. Andrew Butler and family, Sun
day.
c.. w. Bryan has bought five county
rights for the sale of Darby's gas-oil
burner, and will commence selling in
few days.
Nlr. Robt. Green and Mr.. Marshall
Goodman, Of Bourbon, were the guests
of the Leer Brothers, near town, Sat
urday and Sunday.
The colored camp-meeting closed here
yesterday, all in good order. Not a
disturbance during the week. There
were 1000 in attendance Sunday.
BASEBALL Millersburg will play
the Berry Station club. Wednesday
The clubs are fairly well-matched and
the game promises to be interesting.
Messrs. Geo. Brown, Jno. W. Lettop,
Ben Duvall and Henry Kimbrough, of
Carlisle, returned Saturday from a
weeks fishing trip, near Parks Ferry.
Mrs. June Payne and son. Mr.. Little
ton Purnell, of Paris. were guests of T.
NJ Purnell and family, Sunday. Miss
Mary Purnell accompanied them home.
Dodd Best received the third car of
ice yesterday from Paris, making 10000
pounds consumed in about two weeks
since the cold storage agency was estab-
lished.
Chas. Martin sold Jonas Weihl 81
head of export cattle at "a so, that
averaged | $50 pounds. and Joshua Bar
ton sold to same party 40 head of l 400
pound cattle.
Messrs Raymond McHenry and
Piercy Howell, of COvington, who are
making wagon tour of Central Ken
lucky have been guests of friends here,
for several days.
Walter Smothers, colored, snatched
the watch of Lewis Palmer from a nail
in Evans Mill, Friday, and ran away
with it. The watch was recovered but
the thief escaped.
Prof. G. G. Fisher, of the M. F. g.,
resolved car of furniture Saturday
from j. T. Hinton. at Paris. This is
the first instalment. The carpets have
all been made and are down.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Darnell and
daughter, Miss Lutte, and Mr.. Chas.
SOusley, of Lexington, were guests of
MIR. Chas. Darnell and family. Sunday
Mrs. Darnell and daughter will remain
several days,
Mr.. Ben Howard entertained about
fifty young friends, Friday evening,
with lawn fete, at the home of his
brother, Chas. Howard. The lawn was
beautifully illuminated with lanterns
and string band furnished the music.
Thos. Moran, of Paris, who is in the
employ of the county, is putting in IA
foot blasts III the Chancellor rock quar-