The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-06-24
NORTH MlDoLETowN.
Interest ng Paragraphs Gathered BY A
4S0eciaI Scribe.

Special Scribe.
J. w. FIsaa is on TIE sick list.
Mrs F. " Gairskill, of near town, is
still quite II.
MIS-. G. ". Glkey is sp9n ling the
week in M Sterling.
John l. Usher was in Nj. Stering,
yesterday, Rn business.
Mrs. J. f. 7Kimbrough. of Lexington,
the gue3Of Mrs, E F, R}5h,
Ed. W Willis, Of Fie,niu ;sburg,
will be Ysitor here uutil Monday.
Miss Alr4kCo)k, who has been the
guest of Mss H lttie SKillman, returned
to Paris, " sdnesday.
Messrs B w. Brattou, q G.. Braiton
aud Frau& COllIds are attending d
house party at Eminence.
Mrs. R. d. Willis and Miss Fanny
Gaitskill, % L sxIngtOn, ac6 guests OF
relatives at Wade's Mill.
Mrs. M S. Evans and daughter, Miss
Bessie, were visitors at DR.. Joe
Fithian's, 81 Paris, Wednesday,
Thos C.sIohuson. of the U. S. army,
who has been Oh a ten-day turlough, re-
turned yesterday TO Camp Alger, Va.
Miss Anaie Carpenter, of the Ken
lucky Classical aud Business College,
received vary favorable mention at
declamatoty Contest al Stanford Many
thought Size won rhe prize
Miss Patsy Rice, who is the guest of
her uncle, Dir L. Il RIc4, Is Spending
the week ID Mt Sterling. she Will re-
turn to our town in few days.
Dr. w 9. WfIkerson, of near town,
recently Purchased ,, 800 pounds OF green
coffee al cents per pound He has it
stored at Rium. KY. and expects to
realize neat profit.
SALES M. R. Gillispie made the
following PURCHASES at Carlisle in the
last few days IA hogs of B. f. Henry,
$67 .25; "a gambs of Isaac Evans, so %:
~ hogs OF j. S. Johnson, $198.90; II
lambs of Cleaver, 5000; 81 lambs
of Banta G. Green, $l19 20; s sheep of
Robt. Anderson, $50 30; 4S lambs OF
VIM. ShaInoD, sos; II sheep of j. &.
Blount, $4927;S2 sheep of HIN Rankin,
1899 25;. 20 lambs RoDt. Fullerton.
$73 30.
Other les made recently were !:
May Golf, COWS to H. s. Caywood,
$50; Jno Redmon, 2 heifers to same
$40; Ii ItSerbacker, calf to Cliff
ton Gills-,s.ss,5 s.. w. FL. Berry. of Car
isle, oIsapaty and calf to same, $45; T..
Minihssn iran of Carlisle, one COW anu
calf tofouHr tiean GIllispie, $45; R bland
FeefM ariisle one bay gelding to
w. H. fg50; F NJ. Re- Gillispie,
3sheife ypeuis Walz, of Mt Sterling
$3.50; j. 7 f Collins 2-year old calf to
Fothrai.",s. buch, of Owingsville, $50;
same, one six months old to Chas
Spencer, of Owingsville, $3.50; q. W.
Rash, 2 heifers to Fl. S. Caywood, $52;
j. c. HOrlan, one COW to A. Dettwiller
$50; S. Greenwade, of Mt. Sterling, 2
heifers TO E. M r. Gillespie, 55.12;
Jerome Skidmore, Of Mt. Sterling, %
cattle to same. $730; VIM. l.. Moore.
Winchester, one bav gelding to Kerr &
Sy dner. $52 so; B. F. French, of Win
chester, one bay gelding to same, So;
}. 9. Coons, Of Mt Sterling, Al lambs to
F. NJ. r. Gillispie, $3.50 10; Mrs. Emma
Chenault, of Mt. Sterling, A lambs to
F. M. R. Gillispie, SIT; Greenwade &
Horton. of Mt. Sterling, 70 sheep to
same, S$44a.86; Thos. M. Terry, of Mt.
Sterling, 80 sheep to same, $93 Sc; g. q
Glover, of Mt. Sterling, one cow to F.
NJ. Gillispie, $29 so; T. Kerns. of Mt.
Sterling, one gray horse to W. NJ Jones,
S75; R. f. Moore. one calf to H. s.
Caywood. Sl1 81: W. S & L. Talbot
10 sheep to NJ. Kahn. So 60; Ed. Rice, /
sheep to M. Kahn, $13.
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