The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-11-05

MlLLERSBURG.
News Notes Ga shered In And About The
Burg.


Burg.
Mr.. G. H. Daley, of Rose Hill,
Nicholaa, was here Monday.
Mrs Jas. Collier, ::ot Mt. Sterling, is the
guest of relatives here this week.
Mrs. Robt. Caldwell went to Cincin-
nati, Wednesday, on business trip.
Mrs. W. v. Huffman and son went
to Berry, yesterday, to visit relatives.
Mrs. E. P. Clarke has returned from
q visit with relatives at Dallas, Texas.
Mr.. Abe Reese, of Mason, was the
guest of Mr.. VIM. Chancellor, this week.
Mrs. r. F. -Deering, guest of Mr.. JAS.
F. Summers and family, has returned to
Fleming.
Mrs. Dicey Thorn and daughter, MISS
Lois went to Nepton, Monday, to visit
relatives.
The much needed rain has come.
Why not start the willipus-wallipus on
the streets
T. E. Savage went to Paris, yesterday
to assist County Clerk Ed Patton issue
pension papers.
Mr. Fox Clarke, of Georgetown iCol-
lege, was the guest Of Mr.. j. Twill
Clarke, this week. 80
Mr.. Louis Rogers and family, of
North Middletown, were guests of relH
tives here, Tuesday.
1Judge-elect W. M. Purnell and wife,
of Paris. were guests of T. M. Purnell
and family, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Kimbrough, of
Cynthiana, were guests of Mr..sJohn
Jameson, the first of the week I IA
M. o. Wilson. formerly of the
! Journal (now the RoUen) has returned
to Aberdeen, Ohio, to resldeG -
Mr.. Thos M. Wright, gof Falmouth.
Rush Co.. Ind, is the guest of his sister
Mrs. Mary Collins, near Osgood.
Mr.. Jas. T. McClelland returned Wed
fair sales for his car of horses.
The Millersburg football eleven will
play at Cynthiana. Saturday. Other
engagements will be announced later.
The L. & N. trains now arrive as fol-
lows: South-bound-7:21 a. m. 1903 p.
m. North. bound-S:10 a. m, 6:55 p. m
Riley johnson is tearing down the ell
of the Egnew property, and will erect a
black smith and carriage shop on the
old SITE
Mrs Eliza Corringfon left Monday BY
way of ST. Louis, for Hot Springs, Ark,
| to visit her sons, as there is no yellow
fever there.
E. P. Clarke sold in Cincinnati for
RObt. Tarr and RObt Hughes, nine
hogsheads OF tobacco at an average of
fourteen cents.
Mr.. J. Smith Clark: moved into the
Woolums residence, Tuesday. Mr..
VIM. Carpenter moved into the Lyle
property Wednesday.
H. Otto has opened shoe shop next
door to Conway's meat store, and
solicits your patronage. Prices reason
able and work guaranteed. = - (2t)
1Messrs. VIM. Butler, Arthur Best.
Dave Conway, Sam'l Proctor and SWIM
Savage, of Cincinnati, and Robt
Collier, of Mt Sterling. were here
Tuesday to votes ID - ~ ILL 100 IA:
Miss Blanche Bowen was badly burn
ed on the side of her face and arm
Tuesday, by the explosion of bottle OF
gasoline which she was using to clean
some dress goods. 8 - ~ ~
'EMr. Louis A. Reagan, who lately
moved here from Bethel, has bought a
house and seven acres of ground in Rud-
dies Mills. from w. F. Turner, for $3.50
and will move there shortly.
CITY ELECTIoN.-Th election passed
off quietly Tuesday. The following
gentlemen were elected Town Trustees
J. h Warford, Levi Trotter. T. P.
Wadell. Owen Ingels, Jas. w. Conway.
J. Ed Hull defeated Stiles Stirman fol
Police Judge. Chas. Thomas was
elected Town Marshall defeating VIM
Tucker and BENZ, Jones. See eighth
page for returns in full from county
election. Alf. Ball defeated R. B
Boulden for MAGISTRATE. Ee%1