The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-02-24
MILLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

Mrs. Martin O'Neal is visiting b, T
'parents in Carlisle.
MIS- Robt. McClelland returned to
Mt. Sterling, Tuesday.
John w. Bedford, ST., who has been
quite i'll is some better.
Miss Willie Bowden, of Paris, is the
guest of relatives here
\ Mr.. Horace Taylor, of Carlisle, was
here Tuesday on business.
Jas Woolums went to the mOuntai MS
Wednesday, to. buy lumber.
Mrs. Thos. Prather, of Mayslick, is
visiting her relatives here.
Mrs. w. V. Shaw left Tuesday to
visit her parents, at Berrys.
Mrs. Mollie Slack, of Maysville, is the
guest of John Peed and family.
Town Marshal Silas Paul has been in
C> n hiana several days on business
Robt. Thompson shipped car of
hogs Monday of his own raising.
Tom O'Neal has returned from Mays
lick to be with his brother, Nartln.
Miss Dorothy Pred returned Wednes-
day from short visit to Cynthiaua.
Miss Mary Champ left this morning
to visit her mother at Nashville, Tenn.
VIM Mcintyre sold to Jas. Gillespie
an extra pair of broke mules, this week.
Thos. McClintock bought several
oOou broke mules at Mt Sterling, Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke, of NeptOn,
are guests of Geo. Burke and family,
near town.
Mrs. R. E. Lancaster and Mrs. WIN.
dorsey, OF Carlisle, visited friends here
"Wednesday.
Mrs Ed Ingels is in Carlisle visiting
Nher father Judge Ross, who has been
quite i'll several weeks.
Miss Iva Gibson, of Paris, is the guest
Of her grand mother, Mrs. VIM. Payne,
w % is much improved.
!. F. Miller has returned from an ex-
tended visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Louis Drain, at Eminence.
Messrs Perry jefferson, AID Turner.
Geo. Bramblette and Martin O'Neal are
in Cincinnati this week on business.
Mrs. VIM. Puruell and Mrs. June
PAYNE and son, of Paris, were guests of
T NJ Purnen and family, Tuesday.
Garrett Mann and Miss Mary Mann
have moved their household gods TO
town until they can procure residence.
Editor ]. Ct. Craddo X, of Paris visit
ed here Wednesday and attended the
Missionary Institute of the Methodist
Chnrch.
Capt. Steve Sharpe, of Lexington, has
been here several days in the interest OF
the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance of
Philadelphia.
Elijah Neal received two handsome
cockerels Wednesday from the poultry
Y lrds Of Dalbey Bros, of Washington
Cour' house, Ohio.
Mr.. Orville Endicott and Miss Lille
Goodman, both of Ruddel's Mills, were
married here Wednesday afternoon, at
the Methodist pars1 by Rev. w. 5
Giiustead.
Sheriff Donnell passed here yesterday
with four prisoners for Frankfort; The
NO depot robbers got SIX years each.
Iar~ott Williams six Years for horse
ali Z; and a ! e no got a one year
Corn.
Having dissolved partnership. we ask
our patrons, those knowing themselves
indebted to us, to please call and settle
their accounts at once, as we need the
money badly to meet our obligations,
and to wind up our business.
QD JUDY q COLLIER.
Capt. VIM. P. Van Dorm, a respected
citizen, an hOnOred legislator, liberal
educator and brave soldier, who for
merly lived here died Feb. at Wooster,
O. He is survived by his wife, who was
Mrs. Carrie Shelman Miller before her
marriage TO Van Dorm, and her
her two ca lghters by her
fist "~eh nd Mrs. j. J. Kenney,
Of Oreston, o, and Mrs. E.
IL. jones, of Zinesville, .
The Wooster Heratd prints column and
d half sketch of Capt. Van Dorm.
The following ministers attended the
Mission ry Institute of the Maysville
District, held here Feb 21st and 22nd:
w. F Vaughn, P. E of Paris; j. o A.
Vaught, Maysville; E. q. B. Mann,
Paris; p Ross. Sardis; W. d. Will
burn, Germantown; G.. A. Bromley,
Olympia: M. Z Chanler, Bethel; S. H
Pollitt, Mt Olivet: R. E. Lancaster,
Carlisle; Geo. E. Rapp, East Mavsville:
w. w. Darlington, Washington, KY; j.
W Gardner, Hillsboro; M. S. Clarke,
Nepton; Mr. w. w. Ball, Maysville, and
Rev. w. S. Grinstead, Millersburg.
The Council of the Fraternal Order OF
America, which organized here last
week, with twenty eight member, me-
in council Monday night, the Goth, anC
took action on the death of John M
Jameson, Jr, who joined the order OF
Jan. gath and died on Feb. 9Th. The de
ceased was insured for 1000 and Mrs
Matte Myers, the beneficiary, (his aunt
re :eived the money Wednesday morning
the 22nd.) This is certainly quick set
Element and speaks well for the order
There has recently been organized