The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-02-19
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

-JOD printing neat ana cheap, give
me 2. call. r. M. CALDWELL.
The directors of the Hurst Home
Insurance Company held meeting at
the home Office on Thursday. February
14th. The following delegates were
present: Chas. Wilson, Bethel, KY,
q. W. Clark, Sharpsburg j. G. Blair,
Carlisle; C. w. Durham, Mooreield !;
D. E. McCauley, Cynthiana; &. III.
Dalzell, North Middletown; w. F.
Heathman, Clintonville; o. B. Nichols
and H. G. sPayne, Lexington; r. S.
Sprake, Stamping Ground; VIM. Mars,
Nicholasville; ]. F. Lanter, Winches-
ter J. Mcdonald, Jasper They had
3 very interesting meeting and found
the business of the company in an ex-
cellent condition.
The Kentucky Mining and Develop
ing Company has laid out the site on
the South banks of Hinkston for their
SmelterS and other necessary buildings
and also track line from the Caldwell
mines to convey the ore to the mills.
We have just received car load
Of Camel Coal. Prices f1attering.
"a PEALE COLLIER & CO.
y Mrs. Mary Whaley will build a
residence on Trigg. avenue, in the near
future.
The brick work on the Exchange
Bank is being pushed rapidly.
Mrs. Riley j ohnson, who was buried
here on Wednesday is the first burial
mere since the early part of December.
AHot-o 1,o,,v o;c+o~,, -. o4 - i
pure by using the Star Filter. Sold by
MILLER & BEST.
The musical recital given by the
pupils of Mrs. w. w. Shannon at the
gymnasium of the M. M. l. Friday
evening was a pronounced success.
All did their work we'll Miss Julia
Carpenter, VINO came in on the evening
train from Texas, but was expected
earlier. was on the program. She was
greeted with a storm of applause.
Although tired from travelling, she
did her work with that grace and ease
which has always characterized her.
All the performers reflected great
credit on their instructors, Mrs. Shan
non and Mrs. /. d. Best. We only re-
greet we cannot make public mention
of each number.
Mrs. A, C. HAYES, is visiting rela-
tives in Covington.
4 The first Flintoid Roofing in Bour-
bon county was used ten years ago and
that roof is without leak today. The
roofing rs no experiment but has stood
the test of time. For sale by
PEALE COLLIER & co.
Miss Lydia Brown spent a few
days last We TX with the Misses Mars
ton, of Riddles Mills.
Mrs. Kate Swinford, who resides
with Miss Barnett, was called to Gym
thiana Thursday on account of the i'll
ness of sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Allen enter |
tanned quite number of their friends |
to six o'clock dinner Thursday.
Mrs. Margaret Ravencraft had |
slight stroke of paralysis few days
ago. Her daughter, Mrs. W.. r. Gill. |
Of Washington, Ky, was called to her
bedside.
Mrs. NJ. II. Collier left Friday for !
visit to her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Bed |
ford, of Pine Grove. She was called |
there on account OF the illness of her
son, Richard.
-Miss Sadie Clark, of Sharpsburg. |
arrived Thursday as the guest of her
brother, M. D. C. Clark.
Stewart & Clark will build a large
ccnamcdiuns Office on the..site of the one
now occupied by them.
II. g. Layson sold his lambs to w.
ID. Mcintyre at $3.50 per hundred, to
be delivered August 1st C. B. Lay
SON the same TO Peale Collier & &c. at !
$3.50 per hundred. to be delivered /,
August /.
--Thos. McClintock purchased pair
Of mules Wednesday at Sharpsburg for
$500.
Miss Evans, of Carlisle. was the
guest Of Miss Belle T. Judy Friday and
Saturday.
Five dogs were poisoned Friday
night and Saturday morning. It is I
they found poison intended
for rats. Two were the property of (
Mayor Levy Trotter, one Letton