The Bourbon news., 1905-12-22


rays.
See my Rush Fiber and Morris
4 Chans. JOE w. Mock.
! S. K. Proctor, who has been on the
sick list, is able to be out.
Only goods of the best qual'v. at
Smith & Wadell's. Pit
Mrs. S. M. Allen was the guest of
Mrs. @. M. Clay, of Paris, Monday.
| DON'T fail to see my Japanese win
dow. Store open at night.
JoE w. Mock.
J The M. F. G. and M. M. I. closed
Thursday afternoon for the holidays.
Holly wreaths. Store open at night.
JOE w. Mock.
County Attorney John Morgan, of
Carlisle, was here on business We'd
nesday.
Kelra and Royal Nippon vases, at
Smith & Wadell. 12-4t
Mr.. A. s. Best visited Miss Edna
Hunter at Washington, Mason county.
Sunday.
All kinds of novelties in silverware
can be found at
12-4t BROWN & MURRAY's.
Miss Agness Purnell, who is attend
ing school al Hagerman, is home for
! the holidays.
! am in the market for corn, paying
the hiUheSt market DricA
dec86t PEALE COLLIER.
Miss Mary S. Carpenter has return
ed after pleasant visit to Mrs. John
, Auxier, at Mt. Vernon, Ind.
Perfumes, toilet soaps and all kinds
of brushes-the very best quality, at
12-4t SMITH & WADDELL'S.
Major w. G. Owens, of Louisville,
was the guest of his nephew, G. E.
Bryan, Monday and Tuesday.
Finest comb and brush sets, travel
burg.
12-4t SMITH & WADELL.
There will be special services at
the Christian Church on Sunday
evening. Everybody invited.
Smith & Wadell have a complete
line of the best grades of station
cry. 12-4t
Harry Conway and daughter, Carrie,
of Carlisle, were guests of his mother,
Mrs. Lou F. Conway, Tuesday.
Stringed instruments, consisting of
violins, guitars, banjos, mandolines
and harps for sale by
I2-4t BROWN & MURRAY.
Mrs. Elizabeth jefferson, of Mays
lick, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with the family of Mr.. J. F. Chanslor.
1 can save you money if you will
call and see my Queensware.
LOUIS VIMoNT.
My store is overstOcked with Christ
mas goods. Fancy goods of all kinds
at your own price. Call and see.
Store open at night.
JOE w. Mock.
Rev. j. H. Wilkin, of Burlington,
Ind, was called to the beds;de of his
wife, who is seriously ill at NJ. M. L.
: l have few more pieces of cut
glass that will sell cheap.
LOUIS VIMONT.
Mrs. Turner Perry, of Owingsville,
is spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Clintock.
Full line of late novels, standard
works III prose and poetry, at Smith
& Wadell's. 12-4t
POx, Do+to,co,, ,.o+,,,,o5 70 T o.,;,,o.
ton, Tuesday, he having secured a
position with the East Tennessee Tel
ephone Co.
Don't fail to see my candy-it is
just what you want for Christmas.
MARY LOUISE BOULDEN.
Mr.. w. M. Layson left Thursday for
Washington, ID. c., to spend the holi-
days with his daughter, Clorine, who
is in school there.
Christmas is not complete without
candy. have the best. Give me
your order early.
MARY LOUISE BoULDEN.
Miss Elizabeth Wall Allen returned
Tuesday evening after an extended
visit with relatives and friends in
Tennessee and Southern Kentucky.
Don't forget l have the finest lot of
fruit and candies ever brought to
Millersburg that l am selling at low
price. LOUIS VIMoNT.
If you want to make a Christmas
present of handsome necklace, ring,
bracelet, souvenir spoon or Candida
bra, Brown & Murray's is the place
to find it.
If you want to hold the love and
affection of your sweetheart Chris =.
mas, you must give her the finest
candy. l have it in neat and at
tractive packages.
MARY LOUISE BOULDEN.