The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-02-07
MlLLERSBURG.
News Notes GatheredaIn And About TIL
burg.


Burg.
Mrs. Robt. Chancellor is quite i'll
with the grippe.
Mr.. JOS. w. Mock visited friends in
Maysville, Sunday
Mr. James Linville, of Versailles. is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Oliver Marsron, of Illinois, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. M. Collier returned
to Mt Sterling, Saturday
Chas. Martin lost fine mule Satur-
day from blood poisoning.
Miss Louie Warford spent from Fri
day till Monday with her parents.
Miss Anna Thompson is visiting her
sister Mrs. Gates Rice, at North Middle
town.
Mrs. r M. Shaw. of Richmond, Was
the guest of w. V Shaw and wife, Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Julian McClintock was home from
school at Lexington from Friday till
Monday.
Stiles Stirman and Thos Judy arr
able to be up. VIM Bassett is not
much better
Miss Pearl Kenney, of Hutchinson, is
the guest of Misses Katie and Julia
Miller, near town.
Mrs. Bette Gibson returned to Paris,
Saturday. Her mother, Mrs. VIM
Payne, is no better
Miss Margaret Terry, of Paris, was
the guest of Mrs Harmon Stitt, from
Saturday till Monday.
The four-year child of Pressly
Layton fell in an open CRATE fire and
was severely burned.
Drs. Miller and Stucky operated 5on
IhOs. Mcintyre, who is much improved,
but is yet quite feeble.
Sanford Carpenter sold to Al Branch,
OF Fleming, handsome pair of sorrel
buggy mares, Saturday.
Mrs. R B. Boulder and Miss Anna
Conway attended the burial of Mrs
McCray, at Carlisle, Sunday.
Highest price paid for butter ard
eggs; poultry of all kinds, alive or
dressed. JUDY & COLLIER
Call and examine the finest stock of
paper-not samples-and get prices.
JOS w. Mock
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wallingford, of
Cynthiana, spent from Saturday till
Monday with her sister, Mrs. Belle Let
ton
Mrs. A D. Thomas, nee Bates, and
daughter, Miss Hunter, Of Evansville.
Ind have been the guests of Mrs. j. H.
Warford since Friday.
Presley Madison, colored, formerly
of this place, was convicted in Mont
gomery, aud given 20-year term, for
committing rape on a coIored girl.
Henry Ford, colored, and Burnham
Brown. colored were sent to the Paris
j all, Saturday. for 80 days and $50 fine
each, by Judge Hull for stealing coal
from the cars.
Mr. Geo. w. Johnson and Miss Min
ME Evans will be married Wednesdays
the home of the brides sister, Mrs. b.
w. Clarke, in Georgetown. Miss Evans
is the daughter of Mr.. Roe Evans, pro-
prietor of the mills here.
A mad hog attacked Perry jefferson
horses, Saturday in the stable. The legs
and head of three horses were badly
lacerated. Veterinary Frank Herbert
took over twenty stitches in the wounds,
and then knocked ont the hogs tusks.
DED.-On Sunday at 5 a. M, in the
sixty ninth year Of his age, James w.
Conway, after several weeks illness of
grippe The deceased is survived by his
wife, nee --, and four children
Mrs. r. B. Boulder, Miss Anna Con-
way, Harry Conway, of this place, and
Charles Conway, of st. Louis, Mo The
funeral will be held this morning by
Rey. Grinstead, at ten o'clock. Burial
at the Millersburg cemetery. The
par- bearers will be : Robt. Tarr, Chas.
Turner, J. q. Smedlev. J. G. Allen, ]
q. Allen, J. H. Warford and DIR. L. r.
Best.