The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-12-22
MILLERsBURG ITEMS.

OdnId OiduS Has mOVeu 10 OOrrlng-
ton & Smedley's.
You can find useful presents at
Mock's. Store open nights.
Toys of all kinds at Jones Bros.
Bring the children in to see them.
The pictures and chairs at Mock's
are the best ever. Store open nights.
An unusual line of Christmas cards
stickers and box paper at Smith &
Wadeli's.
Christmas candies, nuts, fruits, of
all kinds at Jones Bros. Oranges as
cheap as apples.
II. D. Judy & Son are noted for
their fine candies, fruits, nuts, raisins
and figs. Try them.
Go to I. d. Judy & Son for special
prices on cut glass fancy China, and
pieces in Sterling silver.
"A useful present, one that will be
used every day. one of those genuine
Rayo lamps at Miller Il Best's.
All kinds of Christians tree deco
rations.
G. w. HOWARD.
MIR. Ephram Woods, of Stanford.
was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. s.
M. Allen from Wednesday till Friday.
Come and see our line of children's
books.
SMITH & WADELL.
Jones Bros. have the most com.
plete line OF cut glass and imported
Chlnaware they have ever had. Call
and see it, prices very reasonable.
Our silver novelties will please
all the family. Sterling and quaGrur
, plate.
SMITH & WADELi.
Mrs. Chas. Martin and son, Sam,
, were guests of her father, Rev. Oney
and family, of Lexington from Thurs.
day till Saturday.
Remember we have complete line
of highEgrade queensware and cut
! glass with prices right.
LOUIS VIMONT.
Miss Eta Duchman, of Cincin.
natl. was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Louise Cray from Thursday till Mon
day.
We give you goods at cost price
and guess on three nice presents.
come and see us.
C. W. HOWARD.
Miss Virginia Hutchcraft, who is
taklnga course in kindergarten al
Louisville, will arrive Wednesday to
spend the holidays.
We have a large complete stock OF
fruits. nuts and candies. Just what
! you want for Christmas. They are the
] best. Prices low.
LOUIS VIMONT.
The music pupils of the ME-. G.,
gave recital Monday evening which
was enjoyed by all present. The young
ladies of this institution and the cadets
of M. M. l. will leave for their homes
Wednesday for the holidays. Both
schools will reopen Tuesday, Jan. 5.
See our Sterling Silver novelties
before making your Christmas pur-
chase, and we are sure you will find
just what you want.
LOUIS VIMONT.
Come to G. w. Howard and make
your cash purchases and set a guess on
$40 chamber set, 3 prizes and al
good. One guess with each Is cents
worth of goods purchased for cash.
Some one will get them. why not you.
The Christmas tree of the primary
department OF the M. F. c. will be
open to inspection by the friends of
the college Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock in the afternoon the children
will receive their presents.
Everything you wish in the jewel
ry line we have it. Give US a call.
A. F. BROWN.
Mr.. F. F. Hurst, Master of Amity
lodge No. 40, +. & A. M, entertained
the officers OF the lodge and a few
members to o'clock dinner Friday
evening. Covers were laid for seven
teen.
Santa Claus has headquarters at
Corrington & Smedley's where there is
a large stock of useful as well as orna-
mental gifts for men, women and chill
dren. Call early before the rush is on.
Don't forget the bargains in cloaks
and rugs.
CORRINGTON & SMEDLEY.
Mr.. E. L. Sweatman sold on Thurs
day his farm known as the Elijah Neal
farm of los acres. to w. d. McIntrye
and w. S. Judy at $65 per acre. This
farm was purchased about two months
/ ago by Mr.. Sweatman from ;. M. AL
len and w. S. Judy at $50 per acre.
They having purchased it about three
years ago from Mr.. E. M Neal at S37
! per acre.
Don't forget the bargains in cloaks
and rugs.
CORRINGTON & SMEDLEY.
We invite you to see our display of
j. Hoore Il Co. S line of cut glass and
get prices. About so per cent cheaper
than last year. Some splendid values.
We also have line of fancy decorated
lamps that we ar going to sell at a
discount of 40 per cent. Come early
opH Opt real horOain