The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-16
MILLERSBURG.

! News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.
Miss Mary Agnes Purnell is GONZALES
cent.
Have.you seen Phillips line of books,
at % cents.
Banks Neal went to Cincinnati Thurs
day on business
Go to Mock's for a handsome rocker
for Christmas present. QO
Mcintyre & McCIintock shipped car
of hogs to Cincinnati. Tuesday.
Ed Brown now, has a position with
the l. & n. as night operator at Cynthl-
ana.
The thermometer registered five de-
grees below zero here Wednesday morn
ing
Mr. W. Frank Miller and wife re-
turned Monday from visit to Emi-
hence.
Mr.. Wyatt Insko, of the Carlisle
Courier, was here Wednesday on bust
ness
The telephone Office has been moved
t Hotel Conway aud Is in charge OF
Ben Jones.
For RENT.-Flat of four rooms, to
man with small family.
(2U L M. PURNELL.
Mrs Mary Myall Riley, of Maysville,
was the guest OF Mrs. Oscar Johnson,
this week.
Rush Hurt and A. L. Auxier, of Gov
ington, are on hunting trip dear
Vdnceburg.
Mrs. Sue Jaynes returned Tuesday
from a visit with Mrs VIM Hinton, of
COvlugtOn
T. P. Wadell has killed over 5000
turkeys here, this year. They are now
worth cents.
FoR SALE.-An Alderny cow, fresh,
second Calf, good mixer.
T. M. PURNELL.
MISS Laura Trundle and Miss Laura
Lilleston, of Paris, are guests OF Mr. Jno.
Jameson and family.
Some miscreant cut off the tails of two
of Nick Rdnkin's horses. They 'strayed
from home Monday.
Will and Chas. Clarke sold TO r. B.
Rutchcratt. at Paris, l, 400 bushels of
wheat at about SO cents.
ThOs Mcintyre is not much improved.
His sister, Mrs. Snyder, and daughter,
have been with him this week
Mr.. w. P. Alliband and wife, of
Nicholasville, have been guests Of Mr..
Hugh Campbell and wife, this week.
Messrs. Nat Collier and VIM. Judy
have delivered the best turkeys this
season both lots averaged 1873 pounds
DR.. q B. Smith and Jas Woolums
John Ingels, and Ayres Vimont are
hunting near Fairview. Fleming county.
Call and see James A. Buffers holiday
goods of all kinds, and nice lot of
quAensware at o. S millinery store, at
cost. (2ty
Assessor W. G. McClintock and deputy,
Chas Peddicord, have finished assessing
the county and are now at work on their
books
Mock has the latest styles in fancy
stands, parIor tables, etc. QD
Maj Henry T. Allen, who was Major
of volunteers during the Cuban war and
vas at Santiago, has been promoted to
Captain in the regular army.
Remember the entertainment by the
Cadets of the M. L. 5 and Mrs. G.. M.
Best's Elocution Glass, at the op ,ra
house tonight. Admission, % cents.
w. M. Layson delivered to Jonas We'll
SO head of 1,540-lb cattle at $4.75; Chas
LAWSON delivered Is head of 1,455-lb
cattle to same at 81 65. DR. Chas. Math-
ews delivered 80 1,350-lb cattle to same
at $3.50.
Indian Fancy Baskets, all shapes and
sizes, something new at Phillips. Qp
MIR. VIM. Mcintyre, Miss Carrie Cur
rent, DR.. N. M Mckinney. Miss Mag
gle Rankin. VIM. N Clark, Miss Ida
Clarke, Jas. Dundon, Dodd Best,
Julian McClintock, saw Rowland
Reed, at Paris, Wednesday night.
S. M. Allen and wife, Bert NJ .Clintock
and wife. Reynolds Lection, Miss Lucv-
lee Allen, Frank Collier, Miss J. M.
Purnell, j w. Clarke, Miss Leila
McClintock, Miss Mary Grimes, and
others, saw Roland Reed, at Paris,
w ednesday nlghC.
Have you seen those Indian work bas-
kets at Phillips. Qt
The Lehr & Williams Comedy Co has
been playing here this week to small
crowds although it is one of the best
companies here for some time They
will give away on Saturday night
silver cake dish to the most popular
lady, and a silver tea set of four pieces
to the holder of the lucky ticket
SEE J. T. Hinton's display ad.