The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-03-14
MILLERssuRe.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

Mrs. Martha ShOckley is no better.
Owen IugeIs returned FRIDAY from
Cincinnati.
Miss Dorothy Petd is visiting relatives
in Sharpsburg.
John w. Bedford. ST., has not been so
well for several days.
J.H Curtis and family moved to a
farm near Lexington, last week.
Mrs. Henry Phillips returned Satur-
day from visit TO Winchester.
Mr.. Aaron Smedley, of Hutchinson,
visited relatives here Saturday.
Miss Mary Mann is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Maze, near Blue Licks.
Perry jefferson received 41 800 pounds
of tobacco in one day, last week.
Mr.. j. q. Smedley returned Saturday
from business trip to New York.
Jos. Peed, of Mayslick, was the guest
of his brother, John Peed, Saturday.
Sanford Carpenter shipped a car of
broke mules TO Lexington, last week.
Sugar cured hams. small, for families
10 cts per To-. FRANK COLLIER. (2t)
Mrs. Louisa Conway has been very i'll
for the past week and is now some bet
ter.
Mrs. Duke Bowles, of Paris, has been
the guest of Miss Anna Conway, since
Friday.
Messrs. w. n. Davis and A. T. FOR
syth, of Paris visited friends here sun
day.
Quite number of tobacco beds were
sown here Saturday and yesterday-the
first of the season.
A o. Robinson and family have
moved to E. t. Beeding's farm, near
Townsend Bridge.
Mrs. J. II. Turner and little daughter,
guests of VS. Grinstead, returned to
Nicholasville, Monday.
DIR. c. B. Smith, DR.. J. M. Purnell
and Dwight Bowden visited relatives
and friends, in Paris, Sunday.
Miss Nora Wadell and Mr.. Ed.
w adell went to Mason, Friday, to visit
their sister, Mrs. Tom Prather.
Miss Margaret Terry, of Paris, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Stitt
from Saturday until Monday.
Don't forget to leave your laundry at
Corrington & Smedley's. Work guar
anteed. j. WILL CLARKE, Agt. Qp
Mrs j. 81. Fulton and son. Willie, of
Carlisle, were guests of Al Thomas and
family, from Saturday until Monday.
DIR. L. n. .Landman, the Cincinnati
optician, will BE- in Millersburg to-mor-
row and Thursday, March 10th and nth.
Mr.. Aris Virgins, who lives at Forest
Retreat, in Nicholas lost fine COW and
two steers from hay rick falling on
them.
Jas. M. Collier and family, of Mt.
Sterling, have moved into the brick res
idence OF Clarke & Woolums, near the
depot.
Misses Mary Turner, Kate Savage and
Bessie Purnell spent several days last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Judy, last
werk.
Mrs. W. F. Payne (nee Tabb,) of Mid
way, was the guest of Mrs. Anna def
ferson, near town, from Thursday till
Monday.
Mr.. Harmon Stitt attended church
twice Sunday the Christian Church in
the morning and the Methodist Church
in the evening
The Bourbon Steam Laundry puts on
new collar bands free. l send Wednes-
day afternoon and return Friday morn
ing. CD J. WILL CLARKE, Agt.
Mrs. Hettie Brown and Mrs. Mar
guerite Moore attended the burial of
Thos. Shipp, late of Winchester, whose
remains were inferred at the Lexington
cemetery.
DIED.-On Saturday of brain fever,
Munford, the three-year- son of Mis-.
Lamb, nee Pattie Miller, daughter of
Robt. Miller.) The remaius were in
TERED here yesterday.
DIR. H. C. Burroughs can be found at
all times at his dental parlor over the
store of H. II Phillips. Charges to
(1O
Remember, T. D. Judy is still agent
for the Lexington Steam Laundry and
will have an agency at H. II. Phillips
drug store. All laundry lett there will
have strict attention and be thankfully
received All work guaranteed to give
satisfaction. (1t) T. d. JUDY.
We hope our friends and customers
will not feel offended by us placing our
accounts in the hands OF collector, but
we wish to settle up the business of the
late firm of Judy & Collier, so thanking
you for your past patronage we hope
to have you still call at the old stand for
all goods you may want in the grocery
line. FRANK COLLIER.
Qt) for Judy & Collier.
NEW York, Edam, pineapple, Neufa-
chatel cheese.
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