The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-01-04


druggists.
GEORGE KRIENER has resigned his
clerkship at Clay's shoe store.
EMANCIPATION DAY was celebrated by
the Paris Negroes on Tuesday.
LosT.-Near depot, old gold brooch
opal set. Please leave at this Office.
GEORGE SMITH will leave next week tc
locate in Louisville where he will study
medicine.
The eight Populist members OF the
Colorado Senate have joined with the
Democrats.
WE are prepared to paint buggies,
carriages. etc in first class style, at rea-
il sonable prices.
E. J. Mckinney & Son.
Corn and cob meal for sale-a good
and economical feed.
SPEARS &c Sons.
Col. R. M. KELLY (ex-Parisian) has
again assumed control of The Louisville
Commercial as chief editor.
DIR. L. H. LANDMAN, the well known
Cincinnati optician, viii be at the
Windsor Hotel Tuesday Jan. Sth.
For a good clean shave and an up-to-
date hair cut call at Tom Crawford's
new barber shop, located in the old post
office stand. No long waits. (tf)
SHOES that please in style, fit and
price, are what the purchaser wants.
All these guaranteed at Davis, Thomp-
son & Isgrig. decStf)
VIM. A. FoRMAN, of Centerville, has
been granted divorce by the court at
Louisville from Annie T. Forman and
is given the custody Of their two
children
Mr.. HARRY GIovANALDI, Of the Dan
vile Advocate, is to be Commissioner
Yerkes private secretary. A good news
paper man fits in any place you put
4him.
On another page will be found the
quarterly statements of the Citizens,
Bourbon, Agricultural and Deposit
banks. They are all in healthy condi-
ton and make good showing.
For SALE OR RENT:-My two story
house on North Main Street. House
has just recently been built and
has a good stable on the lot. Possession
given at once.
(tf) MRS. RACHAEL AsHBRooK.t
ONLY one pardon was granted by
Governor Beckam to mark the new year
and the new century. This went to
John King, a Whitley county convict,
who was serving a sentence Of twenty
one years for manslaughter.
THE Maysville papers, the Daily Bul-
letin and Daily Public Ledger, have
formed a newspaper trust and will
charge for all notices, announcements
and advertising of all kinds at published
schedule rates as per signed agreement.
THE NEWS has received many names
from the adv ertisement inserted in its
last issue which offered to new subscri-
bers w. J. Bryan's paper and THE
BOURBON News one year for the small
sumo Of $3.50. Send your names in at
once and secure this bargain and, start
with the first issue of the "Commoner''
(tf)
By vote of nine to three the Irwin
Botto will Was al owed to stand sby
the jury which has been listening to
testimony Tor the past three weeks.
All the codicils except the one reafirm-
ing the will, were killed This decision
gives Mrs Cloteal Botto $15, 900 and w.
NJ Botto, her son, a life interest, in
$35, 900. Mrs. Botto also gets a one
eighth interest in the residuary estate.
STATE INSPECTOR HINES has
completed an examination Of the book
/ o the Treasurer and Auditor and ma lie
reports TO Gov Beckham showing a
satisfactory condition of State finances.
The reporIs show Treasury balance Of
$815.711.77 at the close of business
December -. The reports set ut rest
the rumors OF necessity for an extra
session Of the General Assembly.
THE Daughters of the Confederacy
will entertain at the residence of Mrs
w. L. Davis on High Street, on the 18th
inst that b ing the anniversary of Lees
birthday COME erate veterans, and
their sons and daughters, are expected,
and a fine program will be rendered.