The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-05-12
MILLERsRuRe.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

Jesse Lection is i'll with stomach
trouble.
Matt Holiday returned Monday from
California.
Jas. Cornell bought eight heifers al
Carlisle, Monday.
G. q. Quinn q Son, of Lexington, are
buying walnut logs here.
DR. w. v Huffman went to Coviug-
ton, yesterday on business.
Mr.. Kader Alien and family returned
to Winchester, Wednesday.
Matt Raw. of Fairview, was the guest
Of his parents here, Tuesday.
Miss Sallie Mcintyre was again elected
teacher in the Carlisle School.
DR.. j. FL. Carpenter is much i'm.
roved, also Mrs VIM. Carpenter
John Lection aud R1bt. Gillespie are
in the mountains GU hunting trip,
Go 10 Stiles Stirman for all kinds O
tomato and Strasburg potato plants
Dr. Julius Purnell visited his mother
Mrs. A. I, Forsyth in Paris. Tuesday
Mr.. G. U Bramlett and wife, of Car.
isle, visited friends here, Wednesday,
can furnish pasture for several cows,
near my residence. JAS. A. BUTLER.
est AIderny milk, every day. Is
cents per gallon. L. NJ Purnell.
Jas Brashears, of Newtown, was here
Tuesday and Wednesday,, on business.
Jas. Fisher, of Carlisle, visited hi,
laughter, Mrs. Jas. PIummer, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. John Mack Vimopt and Mrs. Sue
Sandusky visited at Blue Licks, Tues
day.
For SALE.--A good second hand sur
ry, in good repair. Call on L. M. Pur-
nell. 10
Perry jeff .on sold 200 bushels of
wheat to VIM. Mitchell, of Lexington,
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Armstrong arrived Wed
nesday from a years residence al
Meridian, Miss.
Garrett Mann is erecting residence
on the lot purchased from T. E Savage,
on Main street.
T. F. Brannon, of Paris, agent for
Moerline Brewing Co., was here on
business, Tuesday.
A. s. Barton left Monday for New
Orleans to ride Dude" formerly owned
by CarpenterFDros.
Miss Josephine Dorsey, of Carlisle, is
the guest of Misses Leila and Lizzie
McClintock, near town.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. AsburY, of Min
erva, KY. were guests of Chas. Oar
nell and family, Tuesday night.
Sanford Carpenter bought fifteen
horses at Carlisle, Monday, and shipped
a carload to Atlanta Wednesday.
Philip Makers cart-horse fell in 9
pond while hitched to water cart and
drowned before it could be rescued.
For SALE.-5O, 900 Strasburg and rec
Bermuda sweet potato plants
5my4t) RUFUS BUTLER.
For -Strasburg potato, early
cabbage and tomato plants, at coal-yard.
(5my-4t) SAMUEL DODsoN.
The ladies of the Christian Church
will give social and foot -andinch
party at Mrs. Fannie Porter's. Saturday
May 30.
aunt" Clarrissa Hamilton, colored.
aged 80 years, wife of JOrdon Hamilton,
and a well known ex-slave, died here
Tuesday.
Rev. Jas. Boyce and family, who have
been guests OF R0ht. Thompson,
went to Louisville, Tuesday, to visit
relatives.
Take your laundry to R. B. Boulder,
agent for Reeds laundry of Paris.
Work warranted or no charge. Collar
bands repaired free. Q2my 81
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Parker, of JAG, s.
town, Mr. and Mrs. JAS. Hopkins, of
Little Rock, Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Becraft, of Osgood, and Mr.. and MIS-.
Thos! Met lintock were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM McClintock, yesterday
CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE MILLERSBURG
TRAINING SCHOOL.
GA Monday. June 18th, 1880 p. m.-
Mrs Best's Elocution class of Cadets
and young ladies will give their +, cital
Tuesday June 18th, 7:30 p. m.-Rev.
j. Scott Meredith, Rector Protestant
Episcopal Church, Paris. KY, formerly
of Virginia, Will deliver literary address
to the D.acletian Society of Cadets.
Essay of graduate Cadet Jaynes
Savage, and comforting of Diploma.
followed by reception to the patrons
and friends, at the NJ. T s. building
Music Monday evening, consisting of
songs. ZObo band, ETC.. by Cadets.
Music Tuesday evening by "The
Village Choir"
The exercises will he given both
evenings at the Opera House.
NJ. F. G. EXERCISES.
Saturday, May 81, at 7:3O p. M
Primary entertainment.
Sunday, May %. lO:45 a. m.-Bacca-
laureate sermon by Rev. Vaughn, Oi
| Dorio of OTQro ho1ao