The Bourbon news., 1899-05-12

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TELEPHONE NO. 124.
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Make oil Checks, Money Orders. Etc.,
payable to the order Of CHAMP MILLER.
LADIES,
You can buy first-class Suits for
your Boys Friday aud Saturday
at j. w. Davis & Co.'s for less
than shOddy prices.
STRAWBERRIES are plentiful in the
Paris market at six and quarter cents
per box.
There will be no excursion to Natural
Bridge tomorrow as has been an
nounced.
ELD. J. TAYLOR MOORE, of Elizabeth,
caught nine pound carp in Licking
river last week.
Gov. BRADLEY has refused to pardon
Henry Gaines, colored, sent up from
Bourbon for manslaughter.
In Judge Purnells court yesterday
Nellie Taylor. colored. was fined two
dollars and cost for slapping pick
aninny.
A. j. WINTERS q Co. yesterday re-
C lived an electric clock which will run
for three years without winding, TO be
used as regulator.
HETTIE FERGUSON, twenty-year old
colorei girl, was adjudged insane in
Judge Purnells court Tuesday and was
taken to the asylum.
REMEMBER, to. morrow Saturday af-
ternoon, az 2 80 o'clock, the splendid
Jack Hook livery and sal g stable will lie
sold. See ad in another column.
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G.. T WILSON, Bob Settles, M. b.
McKenney and Alb Oldham, of Mt. Ster-
ling gighed iSO pounds of fish in Strode's
creek in this county, last Friday.
REV. f j. CHEEK will address the
High School students Friday afternoon
from the subject, "Our First Obliga-
tions." The public is invited to attend
THE music pupils of Mrs. Minnie
Wilson gave a very pleasant recital at
her residence Friday night. The num-
bers given were splendid testimonial
to the efficiency of their teachers.
E.V. TADLOCK, Bourbon county
how. and J. E. Abbott, will represent
Central University tonight at Danville
in debate with Centre College repre-
sentatives on the subject Expansion"
E. A. Upton has sold his resi-
d.nce in Fayette Park. Lexington, for
the reported price of $1,000. W. M.
Fields, Jr., was the purchaser. Mr..
Tfoton and family will remove to New
York to reside.
CHAs. WEBER aud wife. late of
Shalbyville, have deciled TO make their
home in Bourbon, and are at the home
of M. A. Kinney, father of Mrs. Web
per. Mr.. Webber will assist Mr.. Ken
ney in cultivating his large farm.
THE Power Grocery Company has
t lis week stared broom factory In the
Harris warehouse on Fourth street. The
factory has capacity OF ten dozen
brooms per day and cannot tlll It's
orders. The capacity will be increased.
JUDGE II. G. HOWARD, OF this city,
Judge II. r. French, of Mt. Sterling,
and 81. 81. Barnes, of Lexington, repre-
ssntipg the Howard and Barnes inter
ests. have contracted with Muldoon, OF
Louisville, for an 81 800 sarcophagus
monument to be erected In the MI.
Sterling cemetery.
Col. A. W. HAMILTON, Of Montgom-
erv. brother of Mrs. Ida Stoner, OF pear
Paris, has been chosen as presiding
Judge of the Harlem and Lakeside race
courses, near Chicago, to succeed Judge
Lewis Clark, who killed himself recent
ly. Col. Hamilton was recently noml-
natsd by the Democrats for Railroad
Commissioner of this district
New Bank President.
WEDNESDAY at meeting of the
Directors of the Deposit Bank. Joseph
nj. Hall, of this city, was elected Prtsl