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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-10


VI. H. ChapmLn, Hartford.
McLure-H. NJ. iilack. charleston: l.
=. sharp. huntington. J. Is. Hart,
Charleston: John inland. Graft"n; y. {.
Trummcij. Charleston: Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Il. Henley Cedar Grove; =. Wotr.nG.
EoWlrShGrS.
Windsor. Il. Hart. Charleston. N.
VI Si"sh Warrington. J. +. Anderson.
Mlun,ngtvn. II. h. Sentz New Martins
vile.
stamm I. l.: Masters. Et:rmon;: Nj
ana Mrs. !. A. Ferry. SmithnclI; VI. l.
krl.ner. rarkcrSburg.
Mrs ca,h.rtn" Workman is very i'll
A, her npn,r. -y"G Hamilton street. BEL
lac. where she has been confined 10 her
bed for several days. Sh" IS a SISTER OF
Nrah Beck. ct IN" Island.
Mss El,ucn" Armstrong. Mr.. Russell
Fl, elan AMI MIR. and Mrs. '1a""nr" wy
u-r Of iaiS ri;H. were N" TutStN "I W.
and Mrs George Wym"r Of BurScltH-
Town Sunday.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Harry Dtckcy OF Bay
cay. Mich. ar" visiting Nj. ana MrS.
T. r.. .\r'u"t""nG ~ N'''''rT,'"
Miss katherine Smith is the guest Of
tNpt,ir II. .HrS- .h."' .''''..''.. "'' sc
Miss Florence Mason ~ r.""rr.nS
from All attack Of t"rSlilu>.
Mrs. !. j. N"rsan and MISS Eli7ah"tE
Moran ., louisville, ~. Nh" we're the
w,.r,;-ruu guests -" jude md Mrs.
Snur.rr....r IN Wuodiawn, returned
Yesterday 70 bethany wh"r" they are
s,,. nr!in.' ~" SuUm"r.
Mss Elsie L." Scorer has r"iurn"d
rr,,n .. .~.i 20. fr..'!S al charleston.
Mrs. I:rriraiI =. REV. and MSS
Floise HewS have rctur1cr from S;dN
-r.,r..l w.rN> AT The SLinm.t House
4 rnioncown. Ia.
Ms. L.. - Ewing returned Yesterday
,rnru N.Sr ing'on. Il. g.. where SHE faS
n,,.u he .:u.st - M">. ". II. "nShLh
d,rrng go. .I$j NV weeks.
Mrs. W Fl. M",zncr. Mr.. RuIsell
Mctzncr. Miss EJh"' Metzner and Miss
EnsS MrrSchr"G returned yesterday
evening from, '.ak.'> td'. y. =.
Mr.. md Mrs. r. T.. r1tzpairIck ana
Nj and Mrs. Edward Worley are SPEND
ing few weeks WITH friends !" West
Finley. p.
Mrs. Edward I.aIly. Miss Dorothy
I,al,. and Miss Mary l.aliy have return :
81 from 4 WIS.,; - friends n C"nn'IiS-
vile. IN
Mr. W. :. Rcher's ard William H"A-
or, nr M"rran:"wU. WI" hay" been mo
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~ f-!amd. WI. r"lur'l I" their hon"
today.
Miss Hattie Matthew's OF lehenn"n,
Pa. l. Visiting Mr.. and Mrs Ed"afu
Rogers IN North Main street.
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MSW!|lIEK
A 80 ~
PREPARING FOR
SCHOOL AGAIN
YOUNGER SOCIAL SET WILL sooN
SCATTER TO INSTITUTIONS
OF LEARNING
Wheeling VIII Be represented At Most
Of the Principal Colleges OF
tho Country

Now :aai summer Is nearing It's close
. -, members OF thu younger sc; ar"
..,h.n. prepara:.uCs 10 return :" S''hoo.
mi Diego. and fall VIZ ind many OF
~, ..nunr r,rup.y -: Wh,- ing ~ various
institutions Of learning AL over he
,uuuly.
l:~.;,:C.iT Manor ~ m" Hudson IS
favored AZ 4 school for girls. aid among
,Ar Wheeling girls who VII. De there
This session ara MISS Louise Ha'?"r'
Miss Virginia Sweeney and MISS Q"ar-
r,cr Hnzir,t. Miss r'r't:i Stttel WI.
return Z" Madatur Shcrt"ns school N
New York 'ftr.
N,hough a grctt man. Wheeling girls
90 ets; - school. ;hcr" a." u ."w AZ
tendtrs colleges IA the S5uth I:h west.
Miss Ruth M,ier will hr 4 freshman a.
EsSrdulph- Macon college Tor Women ~
I.ynchburg tu,s fad he" SiSts". Miss
Eleanor Mailer. having graiult"d :r"N
Randolph Macon in june OF tbs year.
Miss Alic. Spcid,,,. who haas hr"I spend
ln- =, ~, ~ The Su'u'n,'r HIRE ~ h'r
ho,ue at Echo Point. WI return 70 AT
torniI ~ A frw w"rhS T. rnt"r l-tJ"'"i
seminary. Wa, INK = 49,. represented
a. the Sar-en; school o. physical "du-
,.atiou AZ Boston. MISS Mary RuTdl'iS.
Miss kathrr.ug. h!:n- .,ul Mass LIZA
hclh K!;cc being among the lHr,i young
women attending tina; ;n$titut."a.
Miss p,r-;LH lie u!"in and M'Ss
Margaret Ogden Will bc Juni"cS Il; Vas
sl- tn.S Ia. Roth Miss Iictalc" 'nS
Mss O3;d"u are now touring l;a.E n
company with l number o. N,,sS,'r gins
h%. ~:!t return September :. entering
.ut.rg.. S.r."u,h"r -.
\ uu;nuc~ Of t"..,' l'GmE m"n vii!
$50 gn ,way 80 SrE"n, nd ,",!"gr ;G:>
IA; Howard NIA."tt. VIA" graduated
cru.G .'r'N," M.itary ,,',,d, ny II IIHN.
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=. .~-r 80 =. jonas Mi!,',tfI academy
al Mnn.,u$. y. y. and John y. howard
f.. .:u,> - t:\.''rr Military academy at
F.\,.."~ y II lS,r R"wri ~! h. IN
i,~ jUr:..r >..ti =; thc University o.
I~uH~y .lH"'H.
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>'An!ly Reunion
Nr. and M-A F. J. Nc.snn viii b.
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Stamm T. +, Masters. EH:rm"ni: MI
amt Mrs. !. \. Ferry, SmithnclI. VI. l.
kcl,nGr HarhCrSburg.
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Windsor. Is. Hart. Charleston. NJ.
VI. Slrgh Warrington: J. +. Anderson.
NLnnlngtun. II. h. Scntz New Martins
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About People
Movsmsntx OF Individuals To Ana
Prom The City.
AT THE HOTELS
West Virginia Arrivals

Rogsrs-k L. Whreier. Huntington;
NJ. T. ChapmLn Hartford.
McLure-H NJ lilack. Charleston: l..
=. sharp. Huntington; j. Is. Hart,
.'harlcStun: John INLAND. Grafton: y. {.
Trummcii Charleston: Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. lIcniry. Cedar Grove; =. Wotr.nG,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
DONATIONS TO THE CANE RIDGE
CHURCH FUND.

Mr.. J. Will Thomas, of Paris. act
ing as treasurer for the Cane Ridge
church fund, received message
from Mrs May Stoner Clay, stating
that she was sending him a dona-
ton of several hundred volumes of
THE History of Old Cane Ridge
Church." written by her uncle, the
late Capt. James r, Rogers, to be
sold for the benefit of the fund.
This history of the famous old
church forms one of the most inter-
esting of the many contributions to
the religious history of this old
church.
Mr. Thomas also received a letter
from DR.. Hare w. Wiley, of Wash
ington, d. c., famous U. S. food .ex-
pert, pledging a substantial sum to
the fund In his letter DR.. Wiley
said, in part:
81 have just seen the statement
that a fund is being raised to pre-
serve Cane Ridge Church. My moth
er, Lucinda Wire Maxwell, was born
in Cane Ridge in 1909, and my
grandfather was a member of Barton
w. Stones Church. Last spring
made a pilgrimage to my mothers
birthplace, and the only village
found at Cane Ridge consisted of the
old church. want to be one of the
contributors to the fund to restore
and preserve this historic spot"
4
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COMPLETE LINE XMAS CARDS
OUR LINE OF ENGRAVED
CHRISTMAS CARDS Is COM.
PLETE.
A. J. WINTERS CO.
PARTISAN ROBBED IN WEST

Somewhere in the great city of San
Francisco, Cali, somebody is having
a good time with $50 Of perfectly
good money belonging, or which did
belong, to Kenney Kiser, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walker Kiser, of Paris.
Young Kiser. who saw active SER
vice during the world war as an avi-
ator in France, is in the Government
service near San Francisco as wire
less radio operator. While in San
Francisco recently on a combined
pleasure and business mission, he
left his suitcase, containing $50 in
money, besides other valuables in his
hotel room when he went down to
dinner When hereturned he dis
covered his room had been visited
by a sneak thief, his suitcase broken
open and the money and valuables
missing. Other guests at the same
hotel reported losses of money and
jewelry at the same time.
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SUIT FILED
i FOR DAMAGES
Alleging Attempted Bribery, Mrs
John Cunningham Files Suit
Against A. s., Thompson
ASKS $25,ooo.oo AS DAMAGES

In a petition filed yesterday in the
Office of Circuit Clerk VIM. H. Webb,
Mrs. Lavinia E. Cunningham, of
Paris, asks for damages in the sum
of $4,000 against Albert S. Thomp-
son, of Paris, former Sheriff and
Representative from Bourbon county
in the Legislature. In the petition
which was sworn to before a Lexing-
ton Notary Public. and which does
not name her attorney, Mrs. Cum
ningham states, in part:
Plaintiff states that on or about
the fifth day of. August, 1921, and
just prior to the day on which the
primary election of 1921 was to be
held, the said defendant approached
the plaintiff and corruptly and
wickedly and with the intention OF
fraudulently and corruptly influ-
encing her to cast her vote for one
Bedford and against one Collier,
both of said persons being candi-
dates for the nomination for the
office of Sheriff of Bourbon county,
and did say to the plaintiff in the
presence Of divers persons that If she
would vote for one Bedford and
against Collier, that he would extend
to this plaintiff financial assistance
and she did understand him
to mean that he would pay her sums
Of money to cast her vote for said
Bedford and against Collier. She
states that the proposal greatly
shocked and Inundated her and
caused her to suffer great mental and
physical anguish and humiliation
and modification, all to her great
damage in the sum of $4,000. The
document was signed, Lavinia E.
Cunningham, Plaintiff, in her own
behalf"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
RAILROAD ElMPLOYE
ROBBED AND KILLED
Colored Laborer Killed in Railroad
Yards By Unknown Hold-Up
Artists Saturday Night
VICTIMS MONEY WAS STOLEN

Murder, added to robbery of the
victim, adds another to the list of
happenings in the crime wave that
struck Paris some days ago, in which
a number of robberies were perpe-
trated.
Saturday night, Griffin Hatcher,
colored, and another negro named
Arthur Parker, employees of a rail-
road labor camp, were passing
through the South Paris yeards of
the Louisville G. Nashville AS they
were passing cut of cars on a side
track, Parker being in advance, a
gruff voice ordered them to "Stick
'em up" When the command was
repeated second time, two negro
men, one of a large stature and the
other small man, stepped out, with
a gun in their hands. Parker ran
into the weeds at the side of the
track. AS he fed he heard two
two shots. Roundhouse employees
hearing the shots, came up and
found Hatcher lying on the ground
with pistol shot wound in his alb
domen, and another through the
heart.
Hatcher lived but few minutes
after the men came up. His MUIR
derers made their escape. Before he
died Hatcher made statement to
Foreman Bradley and others to the
effect that he had a pocketbook con-
tanning a large sum of money, and
some insurance papers in his hip
pockets. The pockets had been turn
ed inside out and the contents re-
moved Letters were found in his
pocket from an aunt, Mary Owen, in
st. Louis, Mo. The body was remov-
ed to an undertaking establishment
while communication was establish
ed with his aunt in st. Louis. Cor
oner Davis was summoned. The
jury returned a verdict in accord
ance with the facts given above.
Two men who had for some time
been about the railroad camp, and
who have since disappeared, are un-
der suspicion, and efforts are being
made by the police and railroad au-
thorities to locate them.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
TAXPAYERS HOLD
INTERESTING MEET
:. - - :. -
Taxation Subject OF Discussion and
Consideration At Meeting Held
In Court House.
STRONG RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED

In respones to call issued by
Henry S. Caywood, of North Middle
town, State Senator-elect, several
hundred farmers, business man and
tobacco growers assembled at the
court house in this city Saturday at
ternoon, to discuss propositions and
suggestions for lowering the present
tax rates.
In the organization of the meeting
Mr.. John w. Jones, of the North
Middletown precinct, was appointed
chairman and Ollie Soper, secretary.
Mr.. Caywood, in brief address, ex-
planned to the audience the object Of
the call, stating among other things,
that the people Of Bourbon county
were entitled to a reduction of their
taxes, and that he believed they
could get it. Mr.. Jones offered a set
of resolutions, and before the vote
was taken County Judge George Bat
terton made spirited address, in
which he defended the County Road
Commissioners against what he
termed unjust criticism that had
been turned against them. Prof Lee
Kirkuatrick, superintendent of
schools, submitted statistics showing
the remarkably low rate. Of taxation
for public schools in Kentucky, as
compared with other States. Rev. w.
e !. Ellis spoke in favor of upholding
both the schools and the county
roads Representative James H.
Thompson spoke of measures he
would attempt to have passed at the
coming session Of the Legislature to
give relief to the taxpayers.
On large blackboard was display
ed figures showing the increase in
taxes from 1917, when the present
tax rate went into effect, and the
present year, in Bourbon county,
which Mr.. Caywood explained in
detail to the audience.
The resolutions adopted, after re-
citing statement of facts concern
in & the present rate of taxation petit
lions the County Court for a reduc-
ton of the rate from SO cents to 35
cents, and asks the State Senator
elect and Representative-elect to use
every effort in the Legislature to
have the State tax rate reduced.
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EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD BILL AT
GRAND TONIGHT

Patrons of the Paris Grand will be
treated to an exceptionally good pro-
gram tonight, when the curtain
goes up at SIS on the features. The
bill will be opened by Bert Lewis,
monologuist and singer, who was the
topnotch feature on the Ben Ali
vaudeville program last week, and
who was encored until almost too
exhausted to respond. Lewis has a
line of mOnOlOgue and songs that
place him in the front rank of enter
tanners. The Earl Fuller New York
Orchestra, with Margaret Owens, as
solOist, and a picture program fea-
turing Wallace Reid, in always Au-
daciOus," form a program of excep-
tional interest and strength.
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LODGE NOTES

The Pythian Sisters will hold a
social at their hall on Thursday
night, December 1, at $50 o'clock.
for the benefit of the order. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
Admission, penny for each and
every letter in your name.
"A number of Paris MasOns will
g OTTO Versailles tonight to help the
Versailles Chapter No. 6, Royal Arch
Masons celebrate their centennial
anniversary. Prominent Masons
from all parts of the State will take
part in the celebration. A banquet
will be served. The event promises
to be an interesting one in Masonic
circles.
Officers to serve during the COM
ing year will be elected at the meet
ing of A. j. Lovely Company No. "a,
Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias,
tomorrow night. After the business
session an oyster supper will be serv-
ed. This will be one of the most
important meetings of the year, and
Capt. w. w. Dudley desires to have
every member of the Uniform Rank
present
Bourbon Lodge l. o. o. F. is
making extensive preparations for
celebrating the seventy-seventh an
niversary of the founding of the or
der. The event will be celebrated
tonight, with an appropriate pro.
gram of exercises in the Mammoth
Garage, at the corner of Main anG
Second streets. A number of noted
speakers will deliver addresses, the
principal speaker being George 1
Breil, of Newport, Past Grand Mas
ter Of the Kentucky Odd Fellows. "A
banquet will be served. All mem
bers of the order, their wives, sweet
hearts and sisters, are invited an(
expected to be present.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
REAL ESTATE DEALS

The farm of 1917 acres, belonging
to L. D. Honican, located on the
Clintonville pike, was sold at public
sale Saturday by Harris, Speakes &
Harris, to Tom Longo, for $1,000,
for possession in thirty days. The
place is we'll improved The same
firm also sold the same day for E. E.
Wright his farm of 1852 acres, locat-
ed on the Cynthiana pike, to j. R.
Blanks, of Cynthiana, for $165
an acre: Both farms were advertis-
ed in THE NEWS.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1921

beginning about 10 a. m, the follow
ing personal property:
About IL and " acres of tobacco
in four barns in Bourbon county, one
on the farm of Tom Cain; one on the
farm of Tom Berry, and two on the
farm of J. c. Smart
Also the following additional
property on the farm of j. c. Smart,
in Bourbon County:
AZ acres of corn; 8 mares;
mules; / pony; COWS; 8 calves.
yearling heifers: IL shcats; COWS
is pigs; 2 breaking plows; 1 tobacco
setter; / cultivator; 2 wagons; 1 set
sixty tooth harrow; 1 buggy, 1 auto
mobile.
Said sale will be made to raise the
sum of s1,O75.OO, with interest from
o. September Is, 1920; S1,571.S5 with
interest from September Is, 1920;
S3,500.00 with interest from June
%, 1921; 100000 with interest from
June %, 1921; S1,S00.00 with inter
est from September 20, 1921, and sc
much of said property, will be sold as
will raise the above amounts and
costs and expense of sale, being
about $4,000 or $4,000 additional
TERMS-Said sale will be made
on credits of four months, pmchas-
ers to execute bond with good surety
to be approved by the undersigned
and bearing interest from date Of
sale at the rate of SO per annun
and having the force and effect Of
judgments.
w G. McCLINTOCK, S. B. c.
Inov29-dect6-13)
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ATTENTION, hurley TOBACCO
GROWERS OF BOURBON

THERE WILL BE A MEETING
OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
BOURBON COUNTY BRANCH OF
THE hurley TOBACCO GROW
ERS COOPERATIVE MARKETING
ASSOCIATION AT THE COURT
HOUSE IN PARIS, ON SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 3, AT 200 P. M, FOR
THE PURPOSE OF SELECTING
DELEGATES FOR THIS DISTRICT.
SAM CLAY, CHAIRMAN.
(29-2t
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dersigned, bearing interest from date
OF sale until paid at the rate of COZ
per annum. and having the force and
effect Of a judgment. $
w. G. McCLINTOCK, S. B. c..
(noy29-dect6-13)
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3,
SIS DOLLAR DAY SIS

PARIS BAKING co. WILL HOLD
THEIR LAST DOLLAR DAY
SPECIAL ON SATURDAY, DECEM-
Der 8. WATCH THIS PAPER FOR
DISPLAY ADVERTISEMENT ON
FRIDAY, IT WILL MORE THAN
PAY YOU TO WAIT.
PARIS BAKING CO.,
/. L. GLASS Manager.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
NOTHING BETTER
SANORA PHON0GRAPHS AT
A. F. WHEELER e. CO..
&, OPP. COURT HOUSE.
FORMER PARIS BOY GIVEN TIM.
IMPORTANT POSITION

Curtis Larry, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Curtis Larry, formerly of Paris,
has been chosen supervisor of all
type writing machines in use at the
disarmament conference in Washing
ton. AS $50 typewriter operators
are employed during the conference
1t is necessary to keep the machines
In proper working order.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
CALIFORNIA FRUITS

The best and most select line Of
California fruits will be carried by
us every day from now on until at
ter Christmas. Come in our place
and see before buying. Our grape
fruit is especially nice.
(1t) JAS. E. CRAVEN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
CHRISTMAS TURKEYS

WE ARE NOW OPEN TO RE-
CEIVE TURKEYS FOR CHRISTMAS
MARKET, AND THESE SHOULD
BE DELIVERED BEFORE DECEM-
Der 10.
CHAS. S. BRENT & BRO,
(nov29.tf) BOTH PHONES IA.
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PARIS. KY. November IS, 1921.

+:!ss4fj PARIS. KY. November Is, 1871
BOARD COUNCIL PARIS.
besinnns #
thereof Of thereof
e. B.. JANUARY, Chairman
p. BRENT
JNO. j. WILLIAMS,
CATESBY w. SPEARS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
BIG REDUCTION IN SHOES

HARRY LINVILLE'S BIG RE-
DUCTION SALE WILL BEGIN ON
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3. BAR
GAINS IN SHOES. NOW IS YOUR
CHANCE. WAIT FOR THIS
SPECIAL SALE.
(29-2t) HARRY LINVILLE.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
BOURBON CIRCUIT COURT
s>allie Moran Clay ... Plaintiff
Vs.-Notice of Sale.
Douglas K: Clay ... Defendant

Pursuant to order of sale made by
the Bourbon Circuit Court, at it's
November, 1921, term, in the above
styled action, the undersigned Sher
III of Bourbon County, will expose to
public sale on the Public Square,
Paris. Kentucky, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II, 1921,
at about IL o'clock a. M, the follow
ing personal property:
One Cadillac Roadster, license
Number 1856, and one Ford Touring
Car, license Number 1871. Said
sale will be made to raise the sum of
Sz,O93.70, with interest thereon
from September %, 1921, until paid
with interest at the rate of So per
annum and the costs and expense of
sale, aggregating s2,150, or ST.
zOD-00, and il the Cadillac is not
suficient to raise the amount re-
Auired, then the undersigned will
sell the Ford Touring Car also
TERMS Said sale will be made
on credits Of four months, the pur-
chaser to execute bond with good
surety, to be approved Of by the un-
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-11-29
SHERFF'S SALE
sTATE OF KENTUCKY.
COUNTY OF BOURBON.
Mrs. Mary r. Taylor ..... Plaintiff
vs.-Distress Warrant.
Holmes Smart ....,.... Defendant

The undersigned Sheriff of Bour-
han County, pursuant to distress
warrant, which was levied on the
nroperty hereinafter set out, as the
Ioroperty of the defendant, will, on
TUESDAY,, DECEMBER 20, 1921,
on the farm of Matt Bedford, in
bourbon County, Kentucky, on the
Hume and Bedford pike, expose to
public sale, beginning at 10 a. m,
the following property:
One-half of IL acres of corn; one
half of 35 acres of corn; one-half of
s acres of tobacco; one tobacco set
ter.
Said sale will be made to raise the
amount of the distress warrant for
$4,000, and the further sum of
100000, with interest from March
1. 1921, subject to credit OF
$4,000 and another of about
$4,000.
TERMS-Purchaser will be re-
ouired to execute bond with good
surety, payable to the undersigned,
bearing interest from date of sale
until paid at the rate of SO per an
nun, and having the force and effect
. of judgments.
W. G. McCLINTOCK, S. B. C.
1nov29-dect6-13)
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Pursuant to an order made by the
Bourbon Circuit Court, at its Mo-
vember, 1921, term, in the above
styled consolidated action, the un-
dersigned Sheriff of Bourbon Coun-
ty, will expose to public sale on the
farm of ]. c. Smart, on Cane Ridge,
Bourbon County, Kentucky,
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work was accepted by of
TO the City ,nat DAY
In ten annual instalmens 'o 'AeH privilege to
VINO desires
SHALL before of
Cly OF Paris
20 any hegaly
provided
any desiring A PET cent
within Improvement
ss91 rSS-Ae1 anu enter into such
E. a JANUARY,
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NEW HOUSE FOR SALE

NEW 7-R00M HOUSE COM.
PLETE, HAS BATH, GAS, ELEC-
Trio LIGHTS, LOCATED ON
NORTH CLIFTON AVENUE.
BOURBON LUMBER co.
(nov25-tf)
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An Ordinance
APP0RT0NMG THE COST OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF HIGH
STREET FROM THE SOUTH MARGIN OF BROADWAY TO THE
NORTH MARGIN OF FOURTEENTH STREET

BE IT ORDAINED by the Board Of Council Of the City Of Paris
Broadway the north Of Street has been
liable
follows
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SHERIFF'S SALE
poJrRBoN CIRCUIT COURT

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