The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-10-27
MILLERSBURG ITEMS.

Mr.. Jonathan Myall continues about
the same
Mrs. Julia Miller left Saturday for
visit to friends at Somerset.
Mrs. Fulkerson. of Augusta. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Allen.
Miss Virginia Hutchcraft left Thurs.
day for a visit to her father, Harry
Hutchcraft in Louisville.
Persons having repairs or other work
should call and pay for same or the ar.
ticle will be sold for charges thereon.
A. F. BROWN.
The ladies of the Baptist Church will
give a Halloween sale consisting of
cakes. pies and other eatables.
Minced ham, weinerwurst. fresh oys-
tiers sc cents quart full measure and
no liquor.
PROCTOR & Co.
Mrs. d. P Jones and sister, Mrs. Her
ring. returned Friday after few days
visit to Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Crates, of
Newport. and Rev and Mrs. @. B. Hor-
ton, of Fit. Thomas.
We have just received car of best
red cedar shingles. Nice bright stock.
PEALE COLLIER & Co.
Mrs. FIaugher, of Aberdeen, Ohio, is
critically i'll at the home of her son.
Zene Flaugher. She came here several
weeks ago to make a visit and was
taken sick ten days ago.
For SALE-A piano in good repair.
Will sell for $35.00 Call and see the
bargain.
A. F. BROWN.
The Bourbon Steam Laundry guaran-
tees good work 1t uses no chemicals
that will ruin your clothes in order to
clean them. We will call for your laun-
dry every Wednesday and return it on
Saturday, good as new, and much
cleaner. Home phone 3.
AS the authorized agent for the j. NJ
Hanson magazine ana newspaper agency
am ready to take new and renewal
subscriptions for 1909 / have cata-
Iogues which will be glad to supply on
request.
MISS ELLA FLEMING.
We have just received a nice line of
French Haviland and fancy decoratsi
china; als0 bargains in CIT glass Call
and inspect before it is picked over
LOUIS fIMONT.
Ihave just opened shoe repair shop
in the rooms over my barber shop. and
have first class workman from Cilciu-
natl, who will give satisfaction. This is
something we have been in need Of If
you want this to continue give us your
patronage
Drink Hekins' Ground and Pulverized
Coffee. 1t is good and the price is with
in the reach OF all lovers of good coffee.
LOUIS VIMONT, Agent.
Mr.. Julian McClintcck assisted in the
prayer meeting services at the Methodist
church, Wednesday night He is at
present a student at Wilmore College,
preparing to enter the ministry. He
will move his family to that point in a
few days, where he will make his future
home until he is through school.
will serve oysters in all styles, ham
burger steak, coffee, pies and cakes in
the store room lately vacated by Ingels
Cray & Co., on Nov 3, beginning at II
o'clock. continuing through the day and
night, serving as long as the returns
come to the Opera House.
R NJ. CALDWELL.
You want the Lyceum Course. 1t is
entertaining and instructive An effort
has been made to secure four good num-
hers for the season. This has been done
Buy your tickets early. Leave your
name with Smith & Wadell, G.. W.
Howard or ct the post Office. Season
tickets, $1.OO. Ten cents extra for each
number will provide you with reserved
seat. This you pay at the drug store
when tickets for each number 60 on
sale.
r. NJ CALDWELL, Man'gr.
The foot ball game between Lexington
High School and NJ. VI. l. on M. NJ 1.
grounds Saturday afternoon resulted in
tie, the score standing to 5. 1t was
a brilliant game. both schools doing
good work. The.afternoon was an ideal
one. and large crowd. including many
ladies. was present. d. NJ / will play
Mt. Sterling next Saturday on the home
grounds.