The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-27
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
'RurE.

Mrs. Samuel Dodson is some i'm
proved.
Mrs. w. NJ. Miller has been quite i'll
for the past week
Mr.. Abe Reese, of Mason, is the guest
of relatives here.
Joseph McClelland went to Ripley,
Ohio, yesterday on business.
Earl Current returned Tuesday from
Camp Collier, at Lexington.
Miss Anna Evans Bright. of Stanford,
is the guest of Miss Lucille Judy.
Sheriff Geo. w. Bowen, of Paris, was
here Yesterday on official business.
Will and Chas. Clarke shipped Tues
day car Of hogs of their own raising.
Dr.L. D. Huffman and family. of
Berry, are guests of Dr.. w. V. Huff
man.
Miss Florence James, of Carlisle, is
the guest of he Misses Layson, near
town.
Miss Mamie McWilliams. of Lexing-
ton, is the guest of DR.. q. b. Smith and
wife
Misses Sue and Bessie Wood, of Stan
ford, are the guests of Miss Lucylee
Allen
Mr.. Will Howard, of Carlisle, WIS
Tuesday.
H. H. Phillips has erected an elegant
soda fountain in his drugstore. Call
and try it. QtJ
Miss Matte Power has closed her
school at Pleasant Green and returned
home Friday.
Mrs. Nancy Allen and Mrs. Elijah
Neal visited Mrs. Bette BOwden, IN
Paris, yesterday.
Miss Ethel Christie, of Covington, is
the guest of Misses Katie and Julia
Miller, near town.
Mr.. Will Allen and family, of
Augusta, bave been the guests Of rela-
tives here, this week.
Messrs. Z. w Howard, E. P. Clarke
and H. H. Phillips went to Cincinnati.
Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. Alice Switzerland, of Winches-
ter, arrived Wednesday and is the guest
of Mrs. w. NJ. Miller.
Mcintyre & McClintock sold VIM.
Bramblette three work mules and Thos.
NcClintock sold him one.
Miss Fannie Bleeding has closed her
school at Osgood: She has been EN-.
ployed for the Fall term.
Miss Julia McClelland, guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Martha McClelland, return
ed to Lexington, to-day.
McClelland Bros. sold Sanford Car
penter one fancy gelding and two good
Southern horses, Wednesday.
MIR. Sam'l Proctor and wife have
rented part of Mrs. Jas. Summers resi-
dence and have gone to housekeeping
Mrs. A. j. Lamb and two children
arrived Wednesday night from Galletin,
Tenn, to visit Robt. r. Miller and
wife.
County Attorney Denis DundOn,
Paris, was down Wednesday and ell
joyed fishing excursion with several
Of his friends
Mrs. Dave Hood and daughter. Miss
Florence, of Nepton, came up Wednes,
day, to be with Miss Annetta Mcintyre,
who is yet quite i'll.
Mr. and Mrs E T. Bedding, of Paris,
have rented the home of Prof. and Mrs.
G. M. Best for the Summer. Mrs. Best
goes East to remain until Sept. list.
Sanford Allen, John Jameson, Jr.,
DR.. I. r. Best and Bert McChbtock
went to Lexington, Wednesday, to STE
the soldier boys leave for the South.
Maj. W. c. Owens, of the Second
Kentucky Regiment, was down from
Lexington, Tuesday, to bid his relatives
goodbye before leaving for Chicka-
manga.
CUT FLOwERs.-You can get all kinds
and variety of cut flowers for the COM
mencement, if you will send in your
orders early, to Jos. Mock, Millersburg,
KY. (2t)
Thos. McClintock sold to Mr.. McWil-
liams, Of Dwight, Ill, four head of
saddle and harness horses McCIelland
Bros. also sold one and N. H. Bayless
also sold four to same party.
LAUNDRY.-We send on Wednesday
and return on Thursdays. Will send
Monday and returned on Tuesday, next
week. on account of commencement.
(1t) CLARKE THORNTON.
SODA WATER.-Have purchased
new fountain. All kinds of fruits, can
dies, cakes. Lunch of all kinds. Fresh
bread every day. Am open on Sundays.
Qt) CHAS. CHANCELLOR.
John Collins, U. s. mail carrier TO
Gsgood, was backed over a eft. wall
near Evans mill, Tuesday, by a wild
mare. The cart was smashed but
Collins escaped injury and is on duty
same as usual.
A good many of our people have been
attracted to Paris by the bargains J. T.
Hinton has been Offering in carpets.
furniture, wall paper and mattings and
have purchased from him. They are
all nleaSed with his goods oDd Orr,~;oo5