The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-12-06

'RurE.
Mr.. J. e. Allen WAS in Frankfort
Friday on business.
Mrs. Martha Shockley has been quite
i'll for the past week.
Chas Leer found the COW he recently
advertised in THE NEWS.
Mr.. Rudolph Davis. Of Paris, visited
lady friends near here, Sunday.
Miss Mamie Huat. of Lexington, is
the guest of Mrs. Belle Armstrong.
Miss Matte LAWSON went TO Paris,
S. turday, to visit Mrs. Perry Hutch
craft.
Vimont Bros sold to Jonas We'll
seventeen heBd of 1,3OO-lb. cattle, Fri
day.
Attorney Chas. Wood, OF Carlisle, bad
business in Esq. Balls court here Satur-
day.
Mrs VIM. Wood. of Carlisle, was the
guest of Mr. Alien Trigg and Miss Sue
Trigg, Saturday.
Mrs. Claude Radcliffe. of Carlisle, was
the guest of h-r father, Mr. VIM. Car
peter, last week.
For RENT.-Flat of four rooms, to
man with small family.
(2D T NJ. PURNELL.
Mr.. Chas. R. Turner bonght regis
tered Poland hina hog of E. B Moody,
of Emlnence, last week.
Mr. j. L. Mari. of Huntington, w.
Va was the guest of Miss Mary Champ
from Saturday till Monday.
Miss lara Tilton, of Carlisle. has
been the guest of the Misses Chancellor,
near town, for the past week.
Miss Catherine Jameson, of Paris, is
the guest of her uncle, Jno. w. Jane
son, and aunt. Mrs. Matte Myers.
Miss Louie Warford, Lady Principal
of Hamilton College, Lexington, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her parents
Miss Lena Fox, of Winchester, and
Miss Daisy Hazelrigg. of Owingsville,
are guests of Miss Lura Letton, near
town.
JAS. Thorn has moved to his farm.
near Colville. w. G. McClintock has
moved to the Thorn residence. near
town.
Mr. w: Fl. Wilson, of Lexington, a
former drummer, was the guest of
Frank Herbert and wife, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. T. NJ Purnell and Miss Mary
Agness Purnell visited Judge w. M.
III -,
urday till Monday
Miss Leila McClintock entertained a
number of young friends, Saturday
night, in honor Of her guest, Miss Lula
Smizcr, of Cynthiana.
The Cadets of the Training School,
assisted by the ElOcution Class Of Mrs.
&. NJ. Best, will give an entertainment
at the opera-hous on Friday, Dec. 10Th.
]. D. Wyatt was in Paris on Thursday
and got out the Reporter and was in
Ewing Wednesday and got out the
Inquirer, and arrived here Saturday to
run one of his several millinery stores.
Mrs. Mary Foster has secured a com
petent miller and will continue to run
the Touring mill here. Flour, meal,
ship stuff and bran delivered to any
part Of town. (2t)
Jno Jackson, colOred from this place
was sentenced to the penitentiary, last
week, for shooting Henry Derikson
jackson belonged the to Ninth .. S..
Cavalry and has been In Jail for eight
months.
Mcintyre & McClintock have bought
the old pond" lot near the depot, and
are erecting a 60x40 foot stock barn,
and a 500 bill corn crib They will
have number of box stalls. shed for
stock and feed.
The Town Council has built new
street from Fifth to Sixth street, in
front of the Colored Methodist Church
and Green's Hall, and the church has
built new steps aud a irst-class pave
lnent from Fifth street to the Church.
Prof. Salem E. Parker and sister, Mrs
Bowen, of Buffalo, N. Y, last night
closed their class in vocal music, such
as taught in the German schools
They had a class of forty-ive pupils
from the two colleges and the different
church choirs, and the class gave a con-
cert last night at the opera-house.
Every one was much pleased with the
school.
have placed all my Fee Bills i'm
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