The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-06-24
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In Aud About The
'Rurg.

7 P. Wadell left Wednesday for New
York, on business,
Mrs Sue Sandusky visited friends in
L xlngton, Tuesday
Miss Virginia Hutchcraft returned
Monday from Louisville
Spencer Best painfully mashed Il
finger in door, Wednesday.
Robt Mcintyre and son visited rela
tives at Myers Station, Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Jefferson went to Mays
lick. yesterday, to visit relatives.
Mrs. Huffman and son went TO
Berry's, Wednesday, to visit relatives
Mrs Fred Bassett aud son, of Mt.
Sterling, are guests of Mrs. Jonn Peed.
Mrs w. G McClintock has returned
from visit to her mother, at Mt. Ster-
ling.
Elder VIM. Hall, of Mason, is the
guest OF JAS. Carpenter and family near
town.
Mr.. Morris Garland, of Vanceburg, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Leer, near
town.
Miss Helen Davis and Miss Lena
Weeks, Of Paris. are guests Of Mrs. E
7. Bleeding.
By agreement, Messrs. Flaugher and
Fulton will hereafter close their barber
shops on Sundays
Mr.. Jas. Linville and wife, of Yer
sailIes, have been guests OF relatives
near town, this week.
A $2O-gold piece was found under a
hearth floor in the old Purnell house
during its demolition.
Prof. c. NJ. Best and wife visited DR..
Cash and family, near MOOreheld, from
Tuesday till Yesterday.
Mrs Frank Adair and Master Lindsey
Ross, of Carlisle, were guests of Mrs.
Fannie Porter, Tuesday.
Mr. Benton, wife and son, of Gym
thiana, were guests of Mrs. Belle Let
ton, near town, this week.
Addison Turner sold Frank Collins
tobacco, in Cincinnati, Wednesday, for
$1450; @. S. Aliens al $1,000.
Miss Jimmie McClintock returned
Monday from Chicago University,
where she taught the past year.
Miss Lucylee Allen and Mrs. Owen
Ingels visited their sister, Mrs Louis
Rogers, on Cane Ridge, yesterday.
3. Mrs. Al. Lamb and two children.
guests of her parents, Robt. Miller and
wife, have returned to Gallatin, Tenn.
NJ V. Shaw, Spencer Best, S. M.
Allen and Jas. Dundon saw Harris
circus, at Cynthiana, Tuesday night.
Mrs. Dave Hood and daughter, Miss
Florence, of NeptOn, are at the bedside
of Miss Annetta Mcintyre, who is quite
| i'll.
The parents and friends of the soldier
boys in Company 1, at Chickamauga,
shipped them box of provisions yester-
day.
Messrs. Henry Waller, J. P. Cackler
and W. H Cox passed to Maysville,
Wednesday, from the l.. A. W. meet, at
Lexington.
| Elder Fenstermacher. Of Newport.
stopped here Monday night on his way
to Mt. Sterling and preached to his old
congregation.
Mrs. Jas Cummings. who has been
the guest Of Misses Jennie and Bessie
Purnell. for the past week, returned TO
Maysville yesterday.
On. or about July 18th. the Sunday
schools of the town will give an excur-
sion to Blue Licks. or probably to some
point on the rail road
Miss Lizzie McClntock returned Mon
day from a visit to Owingsville. Miss
Leila returned from visit to Paynes
with Miss Adrain Griffith.
Mcintyre & McClintock shipped
Tuesday twoIdouble-deck cars of lambs
to New York, and Wednesday shipped
two cars of lambs to Cincinnati.
Jos. McClelland and Jas. Hutsell
Lought % head of cavalry horses at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, last week. They
were inspected at Lancaster, Ohio.
Mrs. L. D. Judy, Mrs. Belle TAYLOR.
Misses Mary and Lizzie Taylor and
Lucille and Belle Judy spent Tuesday
with Mrs. John Vanderen, near Cyn-
| thiana
OIED.-NI6O. AuKlOS, OF Little ROCK,
Ark, grand father of Misses Emily and
Mary Cummings, who attended the NJ.
F: c. here, several years ago. died last
! Wednesday.
Lieut.. Henry T. Allen, U. S A, has
been promoted to Assistant Adjutapt
General. with rank of Major, and is
no with the Second U. S. ca valry, un-
der Gen. Shafter, in Cuba.
Chas. Martin sold Durritt & Glover.
of Louisville, SO head of extra yearling
mare mules. The lot is considered as
good as is i'll the State. They were over
10 hands and all good colors. Price.
$7750. Durritt & Glover will put them
on their Pepper farm, near Midway.
Ed Parrish, formerly of Millersburg.
now an emplOye of the Cynthiana Elec-
trio Light Co., shot and wounded W. B.
Crenshaw, civil engineer of the Black
Diamond Railroad, Tuesday at Cynthi-