The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1897-12-21
MILLERsBURG.
News Notes Battered In And About The
Burg.


Mr.. w q McClintock went to Mt.
Sterling. Saturday, to visit friends.
Misses Mary, Louise and Mamie May
Stuart visited friends in Paris, Satur-
day.
Well, amt those 50 so chairs at Mock's
beauts Get one before they are all
gone.
Miss Elizabeth Richie is home from
school at Oxford, Ohio, to spend the hol-
idays.
For a full stock of canned goods,
hams and groceries of all kinds, go to
T. D. Judy.
Mr.. Aaron smedley, of Hutchinson!
visited Mr.. j. G. Smedley an,
family, Sunday.
T. P. Waddell shipped 1000 pounds
of TURKEYS from here Sunday by Especial
train, to New York.
Mrs. Jennie Lyle, of Glen Kenney
has been the guest of Mrs. Sue ESandus-
ky, for several days.
Mcintyre & McClintock sold, Satur-
day, to Moses Kahn, "a head of / ,420-lb
export cattle at $40.
Mrs. Mary Baxter. of Lexington, has
aiken board W tn Prof c. M. Best and
wife. at the Male College.
Mr.. VIM. Milan, of Maysville, was
the guest of Ills daughter, Mrs. II. H.
Phillips. Friday and Saturday.
DIR. Marshall Mcdowell and Mrs. L.
G. Brock. of Cynthiana, spent Sunday
with Mr.. J. @. Allen and family.
Attorney Harmon Stitt won a large
black cake. put up by g. w. Bryan,
Saturday, by expert pistol shooting.
Jefferson q Carpenter bought, Satur-
day, Chas. Leer's new crop of tobacco,
at II cents, and Green Leer's crop, at
10 cents
Call at Corrington & Smedley's and
see the handmade counterpart knit by
Miss Anna Conway, to be drawn for
this week. (1t)
Mrs Marguerite Moore and Miss
Lydia Brown returned Friday from a
visit with Prof. Jas. Brown and family,
at Cynthiana.
Messrs. Clande and Frank Vimont
shipped a car Of export cattle to Cincin-
nati, Saturday, from here and car of
hogs from arlisle.
Mr.. e. P. Clarke sold last week in
Cincinnati. for Oscar Johnson, 10 hogs
heads of new tobacco at an average of
$l445, highest price, $s0.25.
A dispatch from Mt. Olivet says that
Mr.. George OSTRICH, wealthy mer-
chant of Brattan, will wed Miss Lizzie
Reed, of this place, on Thursday, Dec.
23d. - agad -vs
DENIsTRY.-Dr. J. r. Adair, of Paris,
will be at the Conway House from
Monday. Dec. goth to Friday, Dec. Gath.
to attend to any dentistry the people of
Millersburg may desire.
MIR. J. w. Riley. of Morehead. was
the guest of relatives and friends here
the past week. Mr. Riley was benefic-
larry of the Garth Fund and was elected
county attorney Of Rowan County, IN
November.
have realized that l am overstocked
in pictures / have started a slaughter
sale. Come early before they are picked
over. A Christmas card with each sale.
This sale will continue uutIl Saturday
night, at Phillips. (2t)
For full line of family groceries,
canned goods, all kinds of vegetables,
all varieties of winter fruits, oysters,
fish, poultry and hams, also a nice line
of candy and Christmas toys, at low
prices, call on Chas. Mason. (5t)
FIRE.-A fire of supposed incendiary
origin destroyed Thos. Triplett's tobacco
barn Saturday night, at about eleven
o'clock. The barn is situated on the
Riddles Mills pike and contained the
partnership crop of $4,000 pounds of TO-
bacco owned by Messrs. John Hamil-
ton and Sherman Hall. The building
was insured for 5000, and the crop for
81 200.
Mr.. Chas. Gilbert McClintock and
bride returned Friday from trip to
Cincinnati, and were entertained Friday
evening at the home Of Mr.. Thos.
McClintock, near town. A bountiful
supper was spread and there were about
one hundred guests present. The wed
ding presents were numerous and hand
some Among the guests present were :
Miss Adrain Griffith and Mr.. Graves
Griffith, of Paynes Depot; Mrs. Sallie
Young and daughter, Miss Edna, of Car
| Isle; Miss Bert Downes, of Atlantic,
Iowa; and Miss Elizabeth Richie, of
Mama College. Oxford, Ohio.
Mr.. Chas Cecil Clarke, Jr., one of
our most prosperous farmers and trad
ers, son of Mr. Chas. Clarke, ST., will be
married Wednesday afternoon, at 900
O'Clock, to Miss Susan Jones Somerville,
of Washington. d. c., who has been a
| teacher OF music for the past two years
at the NJ F. G. Miss SomervilleN is a
native of Texarkana, Ark, where her
father is Clerk of the Circuit Court.
She is also niece of Senator Jones, of
Arkansas, who is Chairman of the
National Democratic Committee. MIR.
Clarke is the grandson of the late VIM.
Num-. (who had the honor of entertain
ing Gen. Winfield Scott and Santa
Anna. In the '4Os,) who was always
noted for his hospitality, philanthrophy
and kindness. Rev. Danl Robertson,
P. E., will perform the ceremony in the
new Methodist Church. Mr.. Will
Mum Clark. brother of the groom, Miss
Mary Jones, cousin of the bride, Mr..