The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-02-08
MILLERS8URG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
burg.


burg.
VIM Judy is reported as improving.
Messrs. J. Smith and J. Will Clarke
are both i'll.
Mrs. Sue Sandusky visited friends in
Paris, Friday.
Chas Martin was in Maysville, Fri
day, on business.
t. NJ. Purnell is a candidate for Turn
pike Commissioner.
Mrs. G. w. Bryan visited in Lexing-
from Friday until Yesterday.
Kirby Denton, of Riddles Mills, was
here, Sunday, to visit his daughter.
Mr.. E. T. Bedding and family. of
Paris, visited relatives here. Sunday.
Mrs. T. Nj. Purnel visited relatives in
Paris, from Saturday until yesterday.
The late G.. w. Myers, of Bowling
Green, KY. had life policy for $4,000.
Mr.. Fl G. Daley, of Rose Hill, Nicho-
las county, was here yesterday on
business.
Mrs. Fannie Porter returned Friday
| from a visit with her father, l. II.
Piper, in Carlisle.
Mr.. R. A. Worthington, of Mason. is
the guest of his uncle, Mr.. w. M. Ham
ilton, near town.
Mr.. Wilmington Mann, of Paris, was
the guest of DR. Miller and wife, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Every one enjoyed the banquet Friday
evening given by the Masons. e The
Masons netted $3.50.
Mrs. Bette Bowden, of Paris, has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Allen, for several days.
Miss Leila McClintock returned Sat
urday from visit TO Miss Adrain
Griffith. at Payne's Depot.
Mr.. Oscar Johnson went to Lexing-
ton, Yesterday, to attend the Woodland
and Shauklin horse sale5.i
Miss Warford, of Hamilton College,
Lexington. visited her parents from
Saturday until yesterday.
Mr.. R. D. Kimbrough, of Cynthians
was here, Sunday to see his wife and
babe, who are visiting relatives here.
Don't miss Rev. Father Majors lecture
FRIDAY night The proceeds are for the
orphan daughter of Confederate
soldier.
If you want anything in the house
keeping line be sure to call on j. I
Hinton. He can suit you and save you
money. ttf)
Mrs. Belle Armstrong returned Thurs
day night from Bowling Green, where
she was visiting her daughter and sister
Mrs. Myers.
Sanford Carpenter bought of Caruth
ers & Beard and Gentry Bros, Saturday
a carload Of 1,30Olb. mules. They were
shipped to Atlanta.
Jas. Ferguson, colored, Sunday night
disturbed the colored Methodist church
services and it is alleged attempted tC
shoot Enoch Hutchinson, colored.
The VIM. Best land of 30 acres one
mile from town was bought by Mrs
JAS. Letton at $2,495. The .Tno. II
Wren farm Was bid to $1,000 al with
drawn.
| JAS. Cray, or Mt. Ollvet, came III
Sunday. Thieves that broke into hi
meat house were lenient, only taking
two sides out Of thirty-six pieces, and on,
sack of flour and lefC four.
For SALE.-The Davie distillery prop
erty, at this place. acres Of ground
house Of so bbls. capacity-on the l.. &
N r. r. switch; good mill machinery
tenant house; cistern of 500 bbls
capacity. Address 1T. M, PurneIl
Millersburg, KY. (8fb-3O
Don't forget the public sale Of Rober
Chancellor 1.-TWO miles north of town. OF
Thursday. Feb. 10th, of following:
fat hogs; shotes; farm horse; 2-hors
wagon; disc harrow; 2 vearling heifers
slide buckboard; Corn drill. All kind
of farming implements (1t)
At Bowling Green, Mo-, Miss Blanch
. Purnell. aged sixteen, daughter of Mr.
Joe Purneu, (who recently visited T. M
Purnell, in this city, won the first priz
recently over one hundred drilled anC
trained competitors at an old-fashioneC
spelling bee. The bee lasted four hours
Miss Purnell spelled nearly 1900 word
to win the prize.
Rev. Father Major. of Frankfort
will deliver one of his famous lecture
here Friday night, in the interest of al
orphan daughter of a Confederate sol
der. Don't miss it.