The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-02-03
MiLLERSBURG.
News Notes Gathered In And About The
Burg.

news NOTES GaChered In And About The
Burg.
Mrs. G. w. Bryan is in on the sick
list.
Miss Florence Bass went to Cynthiana,
yesterday.
Mrs Jas. Cummings returned to
May sville to-day.
Jake Schwartz, of Paris, was here
Wednesday on business.
Jos. E. johnson has gone to Wander
LllC University to study law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ennis Ross, of Carlisle,
visited Mrs. Ed. Ingels, Monday.
Miss Mamie Barbee, guest of Mrs J.R.
Best, returned to Danville, Wednesday.
Mrs. Oan'l Kimbrough and daughter
are guests of John Jameson and family.
Spencer Best is taking a special
course at the State University at Lex
ington.
Sacramento services at the Presbyter-
ian church Sunday. Services on Satur-
day also
Blind Harris, the musical wonder, at
the opera house tonight. Admission, l5
and % cents.
Mrs. Harry Renick, nee Miss Minnie
Spears, is the guest of her aunt Mrs.
America Butler.
Mr.. Charles N. Johnson and Perry
Jefferson went to Cincinnati Wednes
day on business.
Miss Mamie Hunt is very il at the
Protestant Infirmary at Lexington. She
has position there.
Messrs. AID Turner, Ed Layson and
Frank Collier were on the Cincinnati
brakes, Wednesday.
Mr.. John Layson, Jr., of Cynthiana,
was the guest Of mis- parents from Satur
day until Wednesday.
Mis-. J. R Best, Miss Lizzie Wall AL
len, Mrs w. NJ Miller and Miss Katie
Savage are able to be up.
Mr. Hurst, of Fleming, has rented the
o Ito lse, ne F. NJ. Hurts and will
m We there in few weeks.
Miss Mamie Peed of Mayslick, anC
Miss Dorothy Peed, of this place, wen
to Cynthiana to-day to visit relatives.
Messrs. ]. G. Allen, Stiles Stirman
J. W. Conway and ThQxAas Judy are al
convalescent. VIM, Bassett is quit
sick.
Dr.. H. A. Smith; Of Paris, was tn,
guest of relatives here this week. H,
will move to Hamilton, Ohio, in few
Idays.
For anything in fancy dishes, queens
ware and all kinds of canned goods, and
full line of groceries, go to Judy &
Golfers.
Miss Lucinda Lowry, of Paris, and
Miss Sue Buckner, of Winchester, wert
guests Of Mrs. H. 81. Phillips, Tuesda!
and Wednesday.
Mrs. Bette Gibson and daughter, Mis-
Ida. of Paris, are visiting the former
mother, Mrs. VIM. Payne, who is yer,
i'll with pneumonia.
WALL PAPER.-Haye just received (
full stock. New p.tterns and styles
Call and examine my stock and &c
prices j. w. Mock.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Churcl
will give an oyster supper to night, II
the room formerly occupied by the .
5: millinery store.
Blind Harris is a second Blind Tom as
a pianist. Lovers of classical and popu
lar music should avail themselves of thi
opportunity tonight. Harris conf
songs are sure to please you.
Mr.. Frank Mayors, of Osgood, ant
Miss Jennie Clifford, of Berry, wer,
married Tuesday in Cincinnati. The
were given reception at the HON
of the groom's father near OsgOod, Tues
day evening.
l want some of my customers to GET il
out of their heads that l have plenty o
money. On the other hand: l am need
ing the article very much Eindeed. righ
nOU So call in and settle up to Jan.
1899, II. H. PHILLIPS.
At Bryan's Hall tO-night-The Maine
and the Cuban War-an illustrated lee
ture on Cuba. Over 80 magnificen
views, on one hundred square feet o
canvass, from Magic Lantern. An in
terestiug and instructive lecture will b.
given describing the views of all the
important cities, MORO Castle, Cuhar
prisoners, reconcentradOs, also of Gen
eral Gomez, Garcia, Fitzhugh Lee
Admirals Dewey, Sampson and Schley
admission, Is and % cents.