The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-09-07
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

MRS. Elrod and granddaughter.
Mrs. Day, of Louisville, are guests of j.
j. Peed.
Mrs. John T. Parker, of Maysville,
is the guest of her brother. R. C.
Chanslor.
Miss Ruth McClintock visited
Louisville and Eminence from Monday
till Wednesday,.
Miss Elizabeth Allen is attending
a house party given by Miss Sallie 7.
Wood, of Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hutsell, Of
Greenville, Miss, are guests of his
aunt, Mrs. Bette Martin.
Jones Bros have special sale on
white and white enamel ware this
week. See their window display.
job printing, neat and cheap.
Prompt attention. Give me call.
R. M. CALDWELL.
Mr.. Vim. Sheeler, of Richmond.
is at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Steeler, who are threaten
ed with typhoid fever.
j. w. Boulder, of MaysyilIe. has
awarded the contract for the monument
of the late A. j. Hit, to the Maysville
Marble Company for 81, 900.
Schools are opening and you need
supplies. Come in and see the incest
and cheapest in town.
SMITH & WADELL.
Rev. ]. w. Sturdlvant assisted by
Rev: g.. w. Knight, of Mississippi, are
conducting successful protracted
meeting at the Indian Creek Baptist
church.
Books satchels and straps are seen
among our school supplies. we are gre
pared to fill any order on short notice.
Our long experience in business has
taught US to know your needs. Call
and we will please you.
SMITH & WADELG.
m. F. c. opened Wednesday morn
ing with good attendance. The out
look for the school is exceedingly fiat
tering AMI the young ladies are still
coming in.
J. w. Mock, who has been visiting
relatives in Lewis county, for the last
two weeks, returned Monday evening.
Mrs. Mock and children will remain
two weeks longer.
Tobacco sticks, hickory or mixed
oak; best on the market as cheap as can
be bought anywhere.
PEALE COLLIER & co.
Mrs. r. P. Hopper and son, ard
Master Russell Caldwell, who have
been the guests of her sister, Mrs. J.
Z. Leer for the past week, leave for
their home at Mayslick, today.
We have taken great pains in
selecting our school tablets, percils,
book satchels, ;book straps, lunch boxes
pencil boxes, pens, etc. We have the
best supply we have ever had. Send
the children here, we have what they
want. JONES BROS.
Mrs. o. w. Ingels, Mrs. ]. G.
Allen, Mrs. S. NJ. Allen and Youngest
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Allen
spent Sunday nd..MOnday with Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Rogers, on Cane Ridge.
Don't fail to inspect our line of
tables, crayOns, and pencils. They
are just what you want at the old reli-
able drug store.
SMITH & WADELI..
-Drs. w. M. Miller, C.. B. Smith
and w. G. Daley put the broken leg of
George Baker in plaster paris Wednes-
day morning. The leg is badly mangled
about the ankle and it is feared it will
have to be amDI1tated
All farmers want insurance. Won
want the best and cheapest. TRY the
hurst Home, no premiums, no high
salarled officers, its directors and bust
ness managers live among you. For
further particulars call on
j. H. LINVILLE, Agent.
The meeting at the Christian
church will continue over Sunday.
Elder McClelland has been conducting
two services a. Gay since Wednesday
morning and will continue to do so
through the remainder of the meeting.
Hours, 10 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. There
have been three additions up to this
writing.
I have taken recently charge of the
Bourbon Hotel and am in every way
prepared to take care of the travelling
public. Having had large experience
In Hotel life | shall make it my bust
ness to see that all guests are promptly
attended to. / shall endeaver to cater
tn the tastes Of all who love good eat
ing, and my table will contain all the
local market affords. Good beds and