The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-12-01
MILLERSBURG.

Best 80 90 whisky in Paris at Frank
SaIoshin's. 1t
The best Sorghum and New Orleans
molaSses in town. G. w. HOWARD.
Miss Mary A. Purnell has been on the
sick list for several days.
Mr.. Jas. Caldwell is home from st.
Louis, and will return January 1st.
The Baptist brethren have COM
menced work on their new parsonage.
Miss Louise Best, of Mason, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jos. A. Miller.
The Baptist Committee has commenc-
ed the foundation for their new parson-
age.
DIR. VIM. Savage, of Cincinnati, has
been the guest Of his father, T. E..
Savage.
Mr.. John G. Smedley was in Cincin-
natl, Friday and Saturday, buying stock
for holidays.
Miss Catherine Horton, of Stanford
has been the guest of her brother, Rev
H. G. Horton.
Miss Catherine Horton, of Stanford,
is the guest OF her brother, H. @. Hor-
ton and wife.
Miss Lurie Letton handsomely enter
tanned the Dolly Warden Club, Friday
evening, at her home.
Mr. Priest Kemper and VIM. Layson,
Jr., were home from State College,
from Thursday to Monday.
Maj Q. M. Best will take the M. M.
L cadets to Frankfort. on Dec 9Th, to
the Governors Inauguration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Neal and babe,
OF Newport, are guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eligih Neal.
Mr.. Fred SchnelIy, Of Maysville, at
tended the burial of his brother-in law,
Simon Doty, here Sunday
Miss Lydia Brown visited her brother.
Ed. Brown and wife, in Cynthiana,
from Saturday to Monday.
Misses Stafford and Kendall, of Hager-
man College. spent from Thursday to
Saturday with the Misses Carpenter.
Rev. W. M. Britt and son, of Fall
mouth. were guests of Maj. G. M. Best
and wife, from Thursday to Saturday
Miss Lizzie Smith, music teacher at
Hagerman College, was the guest of
Miss Louie Warfor1, Thursday and
Friday.
That special rocker 1 am selling at
cost will not last this week. Christ
mas goods ready this week
Jos. W. Mock.
DR.. VIM. E. Savage, of Cincinnati,
was the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. E. Savage, from Thursday to
Saturday.
Mrs. Sue JaynPs entertained about
forty of her friends, Friday evening. at
her new home to an elegant lunch and
finch party.
Nice line of fancy China, sterling sill
yer. novelties, cut glass. etc. We have
too much of this kind of goods, and they
must be sold regardless of cost. Come
in and examine. G. w. HOWARD.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Hood and daugh-
ter, Florence, were guests Of her father,
Geo. W. Mcintyre and family, Thurs
day and Friday.
PHoTOaRAPHs.-I will remain at
Bryan's Hotel this week. Any one
wishing pictures can get them at lowest
prices. JOHN DOTY.
Elder w. s. Willis, of Falmouth,
preached at the Christian Church, Sun
day. The new furnace was used for
the first time Sunday, and was a sue
cess.
Rev. C. F. Oney. wife and daughters,
Frances and Lula, Mrs. Cyrus Hanks,
Mrs. L. M. Land and Miss Fife Land,
of Lexington, have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Martin, daughter of Rev
Oney.
We want your orders for all kinds of
fancy canned goods, figs, raisins. nuts,
cocoanuts, citron, prunes, dates, Malaga
grapes, and, in fact, most anything
that is good to eat Prices will please
you. G. w. HOWARD.
Mr.. Simon Doty. aged about SO, died
here Saturday morning, at the residence
of James Mcnamara. He was a mem
Der of the Orphan Brigade during the
Civil War. Funeral held at residence,
Sunday afternoon by Rev. H. G. Horton
and Rev. Sturtevant. Pall-bearers:
Jos. A. Miller, VIM. LAWSON, Ben
Thomson, Mart. Bowles, Thos. Nc
Intyre and Elighs Neal, all old Con-
federates. Burial at cemetery.
SAY!-Talk to T. Porter Smith about
the insurance. Q3nv-tf)
COAL.-We are sole agents for tn
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