The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-02-04
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In Aud About The
Burg.

Burg.
Miss Julia E Eans has 1returued from
Georgetown, -. IN ..e-s sssx4 za.
John Jameson, Jr.. took possession of
the postofice Tuesday, vice F. A. Jones.
Mcintyre & McClintock shipped a car
of hogs and q Car of cattle Tuesday
night.3 - ias@ * ID
Go to Ii. H. Phillips and see the
great oil painting, free show worth
seeing.
Mrs. D. R. Kimhrough and daughter,
Of Cyntbiana, are guests of John Jane
son, Sr.
Misses Mary Smedley and Mae Tur-
ney have returned from a visit to
Hutchinson.
Miss Rosa D. Allen, guest of Miss
Lucylee Allen, returned to Sharpsburg,
Wednesday.
Collier Bros. sold to McIGtyre &
McClintock twenty-four head of 800-lb.
heifers at So rs.
Mrs. Ada Bender and Miss Matte
Sparks ara lecturlng to the ladies of the
town on hygiene.
Mr.. w. H. H. johnson and Mrs. Jas.
Collier, of Mt. Sterling. formerly of
this place, are both quite i'll.
Vim. Collier, Of Mt. Sterling, will
Join his brother. Dick, in California, in
a few weeks, and go to Alaska.s
Dan Howard, aged Is, son of Dave
Howard, who lives on''GS. Aliens farm,
died Wednesday, near Mt. Olivet.
If you want anything in the house
keeping line be sure to call on j. T.
Hinton. He can suit you and save you
money. tf)
Miss Mae Miles, who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. John V. Ingels
for several weeks, returned to Mays
vile, yesterday.
Frank Herbert shipped five chickens
to Mrs. Ora Kimmens, at CoriDth, Miss.
Will Letton shipped a pair of bronze
turkeys to Thos. Woodford, at Butler,
KY.
During the past year there have been
thirty Uurials in the Millersburg ceme-
terry, including the remains of those who
here.
Mrs G. W. Howard and Miss Matte
Mcintyre went to Eizaville, Yesterday,
to attend the burial of Mrs. Sarah
Mcintyre, wife of the late Marion
Mcintyre.
Thieves robbed the smoke house Of
Jas. B. Cray, near Mt. Olivet Thursday
night, and secured several pieces of
meat, a hundred pounds of -four and
some poultry.
E. P. Clarke, Ashby Leer. Oscar
Rankin, Tom Mcintyre. AID. Turner,
John Caldwell, Robt. Chancellor and G..
W. Bryan went to Cincinnati, this week
to try the tobacco market.
Don't forget the Masonic supper to-
night at their new hall. There will be
singing, music and recitals. ]. Soule
Smith, of Lexington, and others will
speak. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. Chas Simons, of Cyntbiana. is
here in the interest of the Black Dia-
mond R r. and will call a meeting of
the citizens Saturday evening, at
Bryan's Hall. Every one invited
! Capt. VIM Milan, OF MaYSvllle, was
the guest of bis dau2h ,er. Mrs. H. H.
Phillips. Wednesday. He was on his
way to Lexington with ten highbred
trotters for the Woodford and Shanklin
sale, next week.
Rev. Father Major, of Frankfort, Will
lecture here on Feb. 18th. Subject
From The Army to the Altar, or, Why
a Confederate Soldier Became a CathO.
lie and Priest" Proceeds to educate
a Confederate soldiers orphan daughter
Cards are out announcing the mar,
riage Of Miss Elizabeth Marshal
Mccormick, of Knoxville, to Mr.
Theodore Hamilton Kirk, of Covington.
The latter is well-known here, and is 6
prominent tobacco buyer.
A committee of Odd Fellows compos
ed Of Messrs. c. w. Howard, T P
Wadell. Jas Woolums, William Carpen-
ter, J. D. Judy, Harmon Stitt and W
G. McClintock were in Paris, Wednes
day soliciting money for the Widows
and Orphans Home provided it is located
here. They were voted $1,000 by thu
Fiscal court anu $3.50 subscribed by pri-
vate citizens.