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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, June 11, 1897, Image 1

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with as We will make our Fine Black Worsted
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Trousers 350 4 and up
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ENNYROYAL
For SalejBy W T Brooks- Druggist
BIMM NinS
3 897
for Orchard Lawn
EVERYTHING Full stock of Orna
mental and Fruit Trees Grape Vines
Asparagus and Small Fruits We em
ploy no agents but sell at Hying prices
direct to the planter Telephone in
office Strawberry and general nursery
Catalogues on application to
H F HILLENMEYERr
26feb tf Lexington Ky
iseliitlof Pirtpfip
The partnership of Drs Roberts
TJssery is by mutual consent dissolved
All accounts of the firm are payable
to Dr- Roberts and he assumes the in
debtedness of the firm
W C USSERY
H H ROBERTS
April 30 1897
S The only safe sure and
reliable 3emale PILL
ever offered to Ladies
especially recommend
8 ed to married Ladies
Ask tar D HOSTS PEHlTTEOSrAT prTS and take no other
Send for circular Price S100 per box 6 boxes for 500
DIR MOTTS CHEMICAL CO - Cleveland Ohio
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Hard Times
Need no longer prevent the purchase
of a piano nor compel you to buy
one of inferior quality
Pianos
New and beautiful that will suit you
in quality and price may be obtained
from us upon terms which make piano
owning easy We cordially invite
those who want a piano to call and
investigate not only the instruments
but also our plan of easy payments
As we sell the best pianos only our
offer is exceptional Correspondence
solicited from out of town people
Ernest Urchs Co
121 and 123 West Fourth Street
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STOCK AND TURF NEWS
Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop JStc
Turf Notes
Howard Mann winner of the Brook-
I lyn Handicap once sold for 25
Simms Andersons Li Hung Chang
ran second Tuesday at Latonia in the
Covington Spring stakes
Woodford Buckners colt Argus by
Argyle Lake Breeze won a 300 purse
Monday at the Latonia track
Paul Griggs the favorite won the
Detroit derby in a gallop over a heavy
track - The race was worth 2500
Byron McClelland the turfman is
dangerously ill of fever at Lexington
which has rendered him almost blind
Covington Arnold of Richmond
have Lough t a car load of corn from
Potts Duerson of Madison for 150
per barrel
Fifty six lambs sold by Joe Hildreth
of Pine Grove to Downing Christian
of Winchester at five cents averaged
ninety six pounds
Ten hhds of Washington county to
bacco sold yesterday at tho Pickett ware
house in Louisviile at 2L 50 1625 14
75 13 10 10 9 50 890 850 810
MILLERSBURG
News Notes Gathered In And About The
IJura
Mrs I R Best visited relatives in
Carlisle Tuesday
Royce Allen bought Jas Cains fine
walking mare this week
The new fire cistern near the Presby
terian Church is finished
Miss Mary Champ went to Carlisle
yesterday to visit friends
Miss Mary Carpenter went to Louis
ville Thursday to visit friends
Mrs Taliaferro and two daughters re
turned Wednesday to Falmouth
Jas Payne shipped a car of 73 240 lb
hogs his own raising Wednesday
Mr Harlan Vimont who has been very
ill for the past week is some better
Mrs Sanford Carpenter went to
Louisville yesterday on a short visit
Misses Sallie and Annettie Mclntyre
visited friends in Carlisle Wednesday
Mr Chas Darnell left Tuesday for a
months tripdn the Kentucky Mountains
Mrs William Layson went to
week to see her son Zedgrad i
Mr Jas Butler has moved his gro
cery into Bryans room next door to the
Bank
Mrs Stiles Stirman and two daughters
visited relatives at Millers Station Sat
urday
Mrs Rhoda Conway and Mrs G R
Keller of Carlisle visited friends here
yesterday
Mrs Virgie Waite and little daughter
of Harrison were guests of friends here
Wednesday
Mr Jno Wilson and wife have re
turned f jom Shawhan and are at the
Conway House
Mr Saml Strauss of Chattanooga
has been the guest of Miss Elma Pope
for seyeral days
Mclntyre McClintock shipped a car
of iriilch cows and a car of hogs to Cin
cinnati Monday
Mrs Chas Conway and babe of St
Louis will arrive to day to visit Mr
Jas W Conway and wife
Mrs Luke Collier had a partial stroke
of paralysis Monday She is consider
ed to be in a serious condition
Miss Maude Spears who has been a
guest of her uncle Mr Alex Butler re
turned to JLiexington Wednesday
Next Sunday will be Childrens Day
at the Christian Church Exercises will
begin at 730 oclock All invited
Miss Lucile Judy roturned home last
night from a weeks visit with Miss
Sallie Judy at North Middletown
Miss Anna Thompson will have salt
rising bread at Jas A Butlers on Wed
nesdays and Fridays and at her home
Wanted Bluegrass seed Will pay
the highest cash price
3t J G S M Allen
Miss Mary Grimes and Miss Julia Mil
ler went to Covington Wednesday to
visit Miss Ethel Christie and attend her
graduation
Messrs John Letton George Bo wen
and Ben Duvall have gone to the Ken
tucky mountains on a hunting and fish
ing expedition
Mr Wm Layson and Peter McDonald
received Sh cents all round for their part
nership tobacco 16000 lbs the highest
sale in the precinct
Elder Fenstermacher organized a Sun
day School of 45 scholars at Jackstown
last Sunday afternoon with J H Let-
Lton superintendent
Mrs William Layson and son Mr
Zed Layson and Mr Will Grimes re
turned yesterday from Richmond Mr
Layson was one of the eleven graduates
G W Bryan accidentally broke a 50
7x9 feet plate glass yesterday while put
ting it in place Mr Jesse Payne and
Chas Patterson and George Wilson
colored were cut by falling glass
Messrs Sanford and Royce Allen Jo
Mock Banks Neal J Will Clarke
Sam 1 Strauss of Chattanooga Miss
Milam of Maysville Miss Mary Arm
strong Elma Pope Rebecca Martin
Maude Spears of Lexington and Sadie
Hart of Paris spent Tuesday at Blue
Lick Springs
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CARLISLE
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A PBQthera sold 88 acres of land to
Isaiahunons for 900
BQRKtue7thiust to the wife of
Harry 0lrtBbf Moorefield a son
DiEDSTaesday John Buchanan
aged Burial at Mt Tabor
T CiGniyerv Logan Anderson and
others hjejosfr valuable inilfe cows re
cently - Sse white clover
On Saturday June 10th the annual
meetingfthV01d Settlers of Nicholas
County will be lield in Carlisle
ning at Mbjcldck Mercury
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wedding of Mr Faris
TempleiLf o Moorefield and Miss
Marthy HossJ of this city is announced
to takelfprace in the Presbyterian
ChurchGarlMe June 2od
Meatthleves entered the houses of
Squire j MeCrackeii and Chas Hen
ry and several others in the neighbor
hood of Bramblett one night last week
and cleanedup the platter Mercury
DiEDgjr O T Huddleson aged 31
years 4 months and 18 days died Satur
day JuaejDthat the home of his rather
Robert
Aj
uddieson near this city of
diabetesjplsurial an Carlisle Cemetery
Captiplkmm was in Frankfort last
week audjsecn red uew uniforms new
servicebelts and other new accoutre
ments f5Sis company The Carlisle
boys nqfiaye the best of everything
and tml ought to make first class
soldiers
Ontpevjning of Thursday June
17th CopBennett H Young of Louis
ville wfTUdeliver his celebrated lecture
on thBattle of Blue Licks
in Carlisle The money received
from thllijlecture will be donated to the
monurnnfc fund since Col Young
maKesiuocharge for his services
is -a
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AliTaysCThe Latest And Best Machinery
jAinlrTherefbre The Best Work
lFtherte is any improved machinery
iuventedjfor doing more perfect laundry
workust depend upon the Bourbon
SteamLaundry putting it in Their
latest additions are A bigh graded shirt
starcher which precludes all injury to
the most delicate fabric and insures uni
form work and a iKw collar and cuff
ironerwhich enables us to give either
a highfgloss or domestic finish on collars
and cuffs
ShalUjve call for your worn Phone 4
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lleirdruggistsSreKljSSilny
if it fails to cure 25c For sale by W
T Brooks and James Kennedy Paris
Ky
The pictures being tiiven away by
Davis Thomson Isrig are works of
art and an ornament to any house
See advertisement iff another column
of W J Brvans new book The First
Battle Seud your order to Oscar
Miller Hutchison Ky agent for Bour
bon county tf
J P KIELY
617 Main St Paris Ky
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Misses Childrens and Infants
Spring Heel Shoes that are made like
groven np peoples The fiuest line
ever shown in Paris Every pair brim
ful of style ami quality and will out
wear their purchase price every time
RIChST CLAY
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Pine
Honey
will stop
your cougjh
and cure
the cause
Sold by all druggists or sent upon receipt of
pric 25c 50c and f 1 per bottle by
THE E E SUTHERLAND MEDICINE CO
PADUOAH KY
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FKOMPT DELIVERY INSPECTION INVrEED
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SCREEN WINDOWS AND DOORS - - -T
MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS - i
WINDOW SHADES
EXPERIENCED WORKMEN CORRECT PRICES
PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES A SPECIALTY
Carpets Furniture Wall Paper Draperies
The Whitest Purest and
The Best
Ask Your Grocer For It
Take No Other
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Having purchased John Glenns carriage works and repository on
corner of Fourth and High Streets Paris Ky we are now prepared to
do all kinds of repairing painting aacl trimming of vehicles such as
carriages buggies etc We also keep on hand a select line of new
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everything in the vehicle line The public is invited to inspect our
stock and compare our prices We have engaged experienced expert
workmen to do our work and insure satisfaction and guarantee all
jobs to be first class t j
Call and see us Prompt attention to all orders
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No 1 TOBACCO HOGSHEADS
WITH BEST INDIANA
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reaches the principal cities of the South with a service of superbly appointed
through trains Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars through to Harriman Chatta
nooga Attalla Birmingham Tuscaloosa Meridian New Orleans Atlanta Macon
and Jacksonville Through Sleeping Cars to Knoxville Hot Springs
and Asheville and from Chattanoogo to Jackson Vicksburg Monroe
and Shreveport Through Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles and
San Francisco Choice of Routes to Texas Mexico and California
via New Orleans or via Shreveport
Short Line from the Blue Grass Cities to Cincinnati
with every accommodation to patrons Free Parlor
Cars Lexington to Cincinnati Cafe Parlor and Observa
tion Cars between Cincinnati Lexington and
Chattanooga
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