The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. McCnntOcK nave
taken board with Dr. G B. Smith and
family,
Miss Terry, of Paris. was the guest Of
Harmon Stitt and family from Saturday
till Monday.
Miss Mary Richardson, of Lexington,
is the guest OF her grandmother, Mrs.
Mary TrOtter.
Mr. VIM Turner and family, Of
Paris, were guests OF Mr.. Ben Jones and
family, Sunday.
Mrs. Robt. Howe, guest of her daugh-
fer, Mrs. Lizzie Miller, return I'd to Cow
ingtOn, Saturday.
Messrs. Josh Reese. A j. Stiles and
Mr.. Mathers, Of Mason, we're here Fri
day on business.
McClell md Bros. sold to Lee Thomas,
of Lexington, two extra combined geld
ings, Saturday.
DR.. II. G.. Bnrris has returned and
will be found at his dental rooms over
Phillips drug store.
Misses Katie Miller and Mabel Ball
returned Saturday from a visit with
friends, in COvingtOn.
Mrs. Jas. Cummings, of Navsville
was the guest of Misses Jennie and
Bessie Purnell, Friday.
Mr.. Horace Roberts and family, Of
Myers, were guests Of Jno Roberts and
family, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jos. NOyes and daughter, Mary,
of Maysville, have been guests of Mrs.
Robt. Barnes, for the past week
Mrs. VIM Ken edy, Mrs. Harry
James and Rev. White, of Carlisle, at
tended the B 4ptist meeting here, Satur-
day.
Some miscreant poisoned Levi
Trotter's fine bird dog, Saturday
ing the second dog in three months he
has lost.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Howard and G..
w Mcintyre went to Paris, Sunday, to
hear Rev. Dickson, at the Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs America Butler returned Satur-
day from a months visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Albert Halves, in
Chicago.
Messrs. J e. Allen and Ed Ingels
were elected School Trustees, Saturday.
None were elected last year, hence two
this year.
Mrs. r.. P. Wadell and daughter,
Agnes, will return tomorrow from an
extended visit with her parents at
BardstOWn
Miss Marguerite Rankin and Mr. Will
Grimes went to Linietta Springs, Fri
day, to attend a house party by Miss
Anna B. Engleman.
Carpenter Bros. took nile out of
eleven premiums at the Sharpsburg
Fair, last week. on three horses, pair,
harness and one saddle horse.
The rock crusher has finished for the
Paris, Cane Ridge and other pixies near
here and was moved Saturday to the
Brentsville pike, near Paris.
Rev. Dan1 Robertson and family will
move Wednesday to Winchester, near
his new church work, at Grassy Lick
and Nit. Pisgah, in Montgomery.
Rev. w. S. Grinstead, the new ap-
pointee for the Methodist Church, ar
rived Saturday and preached Sunday.
He will move his family here this week.
Mr. Jos. E johnson, of San Jose,
Cal, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Har-
mon Stitt, and will remain for some
time to read law under Judge Harmon
Slit.
DIED.-Miss Sallie E. Barnett died
here last Wednesday at 10 p. N. of ty-
phoid fever. Burial last Friday morn
ing at 10 a. m. at the Millersburg GENE
terry.
J. w. Conway has employed Charles
Waltz, a professional butcher, of Gov
ington, and will now guarantee you the
best meats in the market, and handled
equal to anywhere. (1t)
Rev. j. A. Taylor, who has been as
sisted by Rev. Pace, Of Jackson, Miss,
closed the meeting Sunday night at the
Baptist Church. There were six add.
lions to the church.
Mr.. F. A. Herbert was in the parade
at the Cvnthiana Street Fair with 6
float with fourteen coops of fowls, deco
rated with flags and bunting He took
the only two premiums offered on fowls
Ike Boyd, the colored giant of this
place, took two premiums at the Gym
thiana Street Fair-one for the TALES
man (6 fit. s in.) So; and for the larges
foot-he wears shoes made on his OWL
last. No. IA.
MILLINERY PARLORS.-Miss Ann;
Thompson has opened a full line o
mill merry at her home opposite Auxier'
store, on Pleasant Street, and will kee,
a full line and of the very latest STYLES
Mrs. t. Davis. lady of experience, will