The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-02-21
WILLIAMSBURG.


Mrs. Martha Shockley is quite i'll
again.
Thos. Mcintyre is much better the
past week.
Bruce Feeback visited friends at Lair
Sunday.
Dwight Bowden visited his mother, in
Paris, Sunday.
John w. Bedford has been quite i'll
for the past week,
Addison Turner isl in Cincinnati this
week on the breaks.
Messrs. 7. RICHTER and Kirby Denton
visited here Sunday.
Miss Mamie Bowden, of Paris, visited
relatives here, Sunday.
Mr. John Wigelsworth, of Poindexter
visited friends here Suday.
DIR. A. }. Hit left Friday for trip to
New Orleans and Old Mexico.
Julian Adair, of Georgetown College,
was here Sunday to visit friends.
Miss Fannie Vimont is visiting Mrs.
VIM. ThrocknOrton, at Cynthiana.
Mrs Romulus Payne and son and
daughter are guests of Mrs. q. s. Allen.
Miss Florence Bass has class in
short hand and type-writing at Cynthl-
ana
Chas. n Johnson had n attack of
vertigo Monuay while at work Ill the
store.
Mrs. Claude Vimont returned Friday
from a visit with her father, at Sharps-
burg.
Miss Mary Purnell is the guest of
Misses Jennie and Bessie Purnell this
week.
| Miss Sadie f TT of Paris, is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs w M. Miller, this
week.
DIR. n. II. Mckinney is attending the
Dentists Association this week, at Lou
isville.
DR.. julius Purnell, of Paris, has To-
Gated here and taken Office room with
DR.. C. b. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Johnson have gone
t house keeping with her father, Roe
Evans on Main street.
Miss Fa. ME Bleeding left Tuesday for
Cmcinnati where she will take posi-
ton in a millinery store.
w V Shaw and Jas. Woolums have
the thanks Of many citizens for getting
z car-of eosl, last week.
For frst-class laundry work leave
your laundry with J. Will Clarke at
| COrIington & Smedley's. (1t)
If you want your collars and cuffs
well Numbered send them to Will Clark
at Corrington & Smedley's 1D
Thos McClintock, J. T. McClelland,
E. P Clarke and A T. Motif attended
Mt. Sterling court yesterday.
The ladies of Millersburg are getting
up petition for Curfew Law urging
its adoption by the City Council.
The L. & N. Railroad brought in sew
eral cars of coal Sunday, which broke
tbs co ! famine for the present.
Miss Lizzie McClintock has returned
from Owingsvill9, where she taught in
the CITY School for the past year.
Rev. J 0. A vaught, of Maysville,
will preach the opening sermon for the
Missionary Institute, Tuesday night
For first class work send to Bourbon
Steam Laundry. Work guaranteed;
NV neck-ban free.
,1D J WILL CLARK, Agt
Earl Current left this morning to at
tend the Winter Carnival at Gin
! in hn inf Of fha Tpdi mi,
School He is entered in four foot
races.
Having sold my interest in the grocery
! b isiness [ desire to thank my friends
and patrons for their liberal patronage
while in business. Respectfully yours,
Qt) Z. d. JUDY.
Jos. Case, who lives near Tarr's Sta
ton, came home from Paris Tuesday
night with frozen feet and they were
subsequently amputated Case died
Sat urday at noon.
Having purchased the half interest Of
T D. Judy's in the grocery business, I
will o ltinue the business at the same
sand. Thanking you for patronage, L
especially solicit your trade in the
| uture.
| IN FRANK COLLIER.
Chas. N. johnson, one of the most { c.
commodating and popular Young clicks
of our town, will assist Frank Collier in
his grocery.
Miss Leila McClintock left to-day for
Chicago to spend a month with Miss
Charlotte Rightman, who visited her
sister, Miss Jimmie, who is teacher at
the Chicago University.
Henry Kavanaugh, colered, died here
Saturday He was buried yesterday by
the colOred l. o. 0. F which had rep
rasentatives here from Carlisle and Gym
thi ma Kavanaugh had received quite
a sum in sick benefits from said order
l will give you the highest market
price in groceries for your butter, eggs
alive and dressed poultry, and bacon.
A full line of fresh groceries, canned
'ods oranges and lemons. bana-