The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-03-22
MlLLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About Ths
'Rdr2.

Miss Blanche Bowen visited in Paris,
Saturday.
There are a number Of cases of whoop-
ing cOlgb ami humps in town.
For SALE-A No. 1 four-hole pool
table. Address. T. M. Purnell. (2tI
Mr.. J. H. Fulton was initiated into
the / 90. T. last Friday night
Miss LYDIA Clarke has been visiting
frieuds in Lexington the past week.
Mr.. E T. Bedding and family, of
Paris, visited relatives here, Sunday.
Mrs. w. NJ Britt aud son are visiting
relatives i'll Boone county, this week.
Mrs. Jas Woolums visited relatives in
MaYsvIlle from Saturday to yesterday.
Jas. Daley. of Lexington, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday mere with his par
ents.
Jas. H Warford visited relatives in
Flemingsburg from Saturday to Mol
day.
Mr.. Ed Brown has gone to Visalia,
near C0viAgtOn, as sub-agent for a few
days.
Sanford Allen has sold 1,7OO bushels
Of bluegrass seed, TO Paris parties IT
45 cents.
Mrs. Robt. Mcintyre and two chill
dren went to Myers, Saturday, to visit
relatives.
Kirby Denton, of Riddles Mills, was
hor Ann 70 Il .aT
Ben Jones.
Mrs Belle Armstrong went to Car
Isle. Saturday, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ian Brady.
Mr.. w. Frank Miller and wife visited
Ca t. John G. Maye and family, near
Ohawhan, Sunday.
Mr.. Jas. W. Conway and wife at
tended the funeral OF Israel r. Piper, at
Carlisle, yesterday.
VIM. Judy was in town Thursday for
tn first time after protracted illness
la ting several months
Mrs. Robt. Howe, of Coyington, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Miller
and family, near town.
Julian Adair went to Carlisle, Satur-
day, to see his grandfather, l. r. Piper.
Mr.. Piper died Saturday.
Miss Bessie T. Purnel went to Mays
vile, Saturday, to attend Mrs. Jas.
Cummings who is very i'll.
FOUND.--On street, pair of gold
spectacles. -CallSat 5AlithA.6S Wadelfs,
prove property and pay for this ad.
Dundon Bros. raised 10000 pounds of
ex ra fine hemp on the Tarr farm this
year. They have finished breaking.
Mr.. c. H. Davis, of Sideview, has
moved into the Dr. Hurt property, and
AID will take charge Of the Auxier
grocery.
Liggett & Myers have shipped 291, 900
pounds of tobacco from this place this
season. Mr.. Dudley will continue to
buy here.
&c. Vaughn, Of Paducah, and Capt.
j. II. Bradshaw, Of Paris, were here
yesterday in the interest of the A. o. Z.
W., and may establish a Lodge here.
Joe. Mock sold two handsome sets of
furniture and a number of chairs,
tables, beds, etc, Saturday. Call and
see his new patent blinds before buying.
Mrs. June Payne and son, of Cane
Ridge, spent Saturday and Sunday with
T. NJ Purnell and family. Miss Jennie
Purnell returned home with Mrs
Payne.
1t will pay the Millersburg people to
call on T. Hinton and get his prices
on carpets, furniture, lace curtains. and
anything else ia the house-furnishing
line. (tf)
George Thornton will send your laun-
dry on Wednesday and have it returned
Thursday night, and will repair your
collar bands free. Try him. Work
guaranteed. 1t)
See on fifth page the notices of the
fashionable millinery display at Paris
by Mrs. Cornay Watson on April list
and I'd. The ladies of this place are
urged to attend.
The bereaved family of Mrs. Eliza
beth Power wish to express to their
many friends their appreciation and
gratitude for the kindness shown them,
and assistance in their late bereavement.
Miss Blanch Darnell entertained
about so of her lady and gentlemen
friends last Thursday night. The
evening was spent pleasantly with
games, etc., and an elegant supper was
served.
Mr.. J. A. Cowdrey, of Lyons. Kans as,
shipped six fine jacks stallion and a
number of we'll bred young horses from
here yesterday. They were selected
with great care in this and adjoining
counties, and they will be a credit to
any State. This is the fourth load of
thoroughbred stock bought here by him
in the past two years and we hope to
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