THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY TUESDAY NOVEMBER 27 1900

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SUJBBOXlPTlOff PR1CBBPayable in Advance

bie to the order of CHAMP BRO

All Clothing bought of PriceJo kept inepair free of cost forno year

AJ Elk Lodge will be instituted at

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to The Fair

SANTA at The Fair December

11th 12th and 13th

DECEMBER 11th 12th and 18th visit

Santa Claus at The Fairfri

ON exhibition the entire week a grand

display of flue furs at Heymans 2t

CORN Highest market price

paids E F SPEARS SONS

J F ANDERSON has been appointed

Postmaster at Anderson vice N Caven

ylCHICK PIPERS case will be heard

by U Commissioner Hill at Lexing-

ton Thursday

MRS MILLARD F KENNEY Has pur-

chased of James H Haggard a cottage

on Higgins avenue for 1100

PROF OLGER of tue Georgetown

College preached at the Baptist ChurchSunday morning and evening

THE backbone of the drouth has beennot only but disintegrated dissrilxed diluted and dissipated

THE Public Schools of Falmouth haveclosed on account of diphtheria Two

deaths and several bad cases are re-

ported

IN the federal court at Chicago JudgeKohlsaat fined John R Toneyl000 andcosts for selling oleomargarine as purebutter H

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N F hand three turkeys to ressed and shipped to Con-

gressman Sguth 25

pounds eadi for Thanksgiving

of Sharpsburg hasreceived a large collection of curiosfrom his brother Major H T Allen

A now stationed in the PhillipmeUyL-

v IN the Court of Appeals the csseofGartland vsi Connor was affirmed andthe Northern Bank vs City of Parisappealed was dis-

missed

CARL CRAWFORD is running the bestbarber shop in the city and will con

tinue to do the same An uptodatebath room and polite attendants Giveme a call tf

THE Ladies of the Christian Churchwill have their annual sale for Thanksgiving on tomorrow at Harry Simonsold stand Turkeys old hams cakessalads and all other good eatables can befound there Dont forget to attend

RS NATHAN BAYLESS SR wasoperated oh for appendecitis by

Sr Bicketts of Cincinnati aud DrsRoberts of this cityDr Roberts who has been in constantattendance since says she is improvingnicely

CAPT WILL H KIRBY one of themost popular Conductors ever found en-

an L N train has engaged in thelivery and transfer business atPaducah His friends and they arethousands wish him success in his newventure

Miss NELLIE B BEDFORD announcesin this issue her candidacy for Suptof Public Schools for Bourbon countyMiss Bedford is a daughter of CaptHarry Bedford afad has had eight yearsexperience in the school room and isreputed to bVan excellent teacher

Mr Garret Worrow Davis son offormer Senator Garett Davis has justpublished a clever Kentucky story enti-

tled Hugh Darnaby which deals withaffairs in Central Kentucky during theCivil War and which will be particularly enteresting to readers in this State

FD COY formerly of Louisville

Iniluonjj and assets 3 owes 31-

d d Kentucky baiiksand claims tohave lost in Kentucky invest-

ments He waa one of the ofthe Kentucky Union Railroad in whichseveral of our citizens were at that tiireinterested

THE Flemingsburg TimesDemoctatAs the ravages of the hawks go

far toward keeping down the quail sup-

ply in this country as well as

vote one day W a hawk hunt andthat suggest the first Friday inDecember which will be the 7th

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Bourbon WinsAt the State meeting of the Daugh-

ters of the Confederacy held last weekat Winchester Mrs R G Stonerelected Treasurer and Mrs Ann DLucas Secretary Mrs R J NeelynndMrs H B Clay were also in attend

anceMrsStoner is a very attractive and

cultured has a wide circle ofacquaintances throughout the StateThe association honoring her with itshighest office will find they were veryfortunate in their selection and her acceptance

Mrs Lucas widow Capt J WLucas is the daughter of the late GenDesha of county and aof Col Joseph and Capt Ben Deshadeceased two gallant officers in thafamous Kentucky Orphan Brigade Abright woman with a lovely christiancharacter The Daughters voted wiselyin choosing her for this importantoffice

A Dastardly TrickSome time Sunday night a rear win

dow in the Opera House was forcedopen and after gaining admission theperson or persons went to the orchestrapit and cut the strings and otherwisemutilated the bass violin belongingj toCharles Hukill who plays in the GrandOrchestra They also destroyed thebow Manager Porter offers a rewardof ten dollars for information which willlead to the conviction of the person orpersons and it is to be hoped that hewill succeed in locating them

A Paris Girl Entered a ConventMiss Mary OConnor daughter of the

late Mayor Roger OConnor has takenthe cap at the Academy of Our Lady ofAngels at Elmira New York This is

order and is under the auspices of the Catholic church Whenone takes the vows they not allowed-to go beyond the convent walls andnever see any one from the outer worldexcept those in the classrooms Miss

gifted young lady Shohas writers numerous articles and poemsfor different magazines

Bourbon Circuit CourtTHE Bourbon Circuit Court convened

yesterday with Judge J E Cantrill andCommonwealths Attorney Robt Frank-lin on hand ready for business

The following gentlemen compose thegrand juryWPArdery forn Jeptha ButlerJohn G Redmon B F WilsonJohn W Wright R F AdairG T Bradley ClarkNathan Goodman James BryanLee Beal B F Stipp

A Narrow EscapeMr Clay Stone and Miss Anna Victor

Mr Lee Spears and Miss Ollie Bucknernarrowly escaped a serious accidentwhile driving home from the party givenby Miss Sue Buckner Friday nightThe night was dark and rainy and theirbuggies collided breaking both so theywere compelled to wait in the rain untildaylight to repair one of thejauggies sothey could get back lo town Mr JohnSpears and Miss Jessie Turney had theirbuggy turned over the same night butluckily escaped injury

Serious AccidentAT Lexington Sunday night while

returning from a fire and crossing therailroad track Fire Chief Georgo WMuir Fireman Frank Sutton DriverJames McMurtey and Tom Cromwell a

reporter were struck by theC O switch engine and all badlyinjured It being dark and a severestorm raging the engineer failed tohear the gong of the fire wagon

Bourbon Boy WinsMR GRAHAM SMEDLEY of Millers

burg Saturday won the theoratorical contest at Georgetown oversix contestants

Mr Smedleyis the son of J G Smedley the wellknown dry man ofMillersburg

Reward

I will give ten dollars reward for information which will lead to the conviction of the person who broke into theGrand Opera House Sunday night anddestroyed the bass violin in the orchestra

R S PORTER

Special Turkey Trains

The K O division of the L N lastWeek run several opecial trains loadedwith turkeys the Eastern marketsfor Thanksgiving There was an averjage gf ten cars per day bringing many

The Coeur Commandery No26 Paris Kentnpky unanimously elected Miss Lizzette Dickson daughter ofHon E M Dickson sponsor for theirCommandery at the Triennial Conclavewhich meets in Louisville in August1901

Insurance Paid In 1899During the year 1809 Paris paid in

premiums for fire insurance 32042 andreceived only 942i The balance will

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THE MOVING THRONG

Notes About Our Guests Arrivals andDepartures Society Doing

Miss Clara Dawson is dangerouslyill

Miss Mattie Grinnan is visiting inCynthiana

Mrs Ruth Lockwood is visiting inLexington

Samuel B Rogers returnedfrom a in West Virginia

Mr Frank P Kenney and arevisiting relatives in this city v

Miss Ollie Buckner is ill She isthreatened with pneumonia

Mr Ross Williamson has returned-to Lexington after a visit in Paris

Mrs Jennie Kenney Lyle hasfrom a visit to Louisville

Miss Elizabeth Hazelrigg ofis the guest of Miss Kate Lucas

Wallace Leer son of Mr and MrsStout Leer is very ill with typhoidfever

Mrs Hardin Lucas left yesterdayfor a visit to her parents in Masoncounty

Capt Ed Taylor representing theJohn Shillito Co Cincinnati was in thecity Friday X

Hon Charles Stoll of Lexington-was among the visiting attorneys hereyesterday

Duncan Bell and Sidney Clay leftthis morning fora hunt in Mississippi

and AlabamaMrs has been very

ill for several days She was someyesterdayMrs Hoffman Wood of Mt Sterling

is visiting her parents Mr and MrsH C Whaley

Mr Vanmeter son and daughter ofDanville are guests of Mr and MrsJohn Woodford

Mrs Robt Field returned to herhome in St Louis yesterday after a visitto relatives in Paris

Miss Mae Woodberry who has beenin Paris for some time left Saturday forher home in Danville Ills

Messrs Gates by Woodford andQuincy Ward will return tomorrowfrom a deer hunt in Michigan

Mr A S J Holt of San Franciscowho has been visiting his brother BenP Holt left yesterday for his home

Mrs Dr Davis Mr DavisMr Oscar Yates of Louisville arrivedlast evening to attend the FrostDaviswedding

Mrs R L Palmer and daughterMacievof Sturgeon Mo who has beenvisiting in Bourbon returnedhome yesterday

Messrs Rl P Dow Jr and JosephRion of the DowHayden Grocery Coat Winchester spent Sunday in thisCity

Mrs B Miller has been ill forthe past two weeks He was taken tothe Good Samaritan Hospital last Friday

Louis Lilleston who has been making his hoine in Kansas City for thepast three years arrived home lastnight

Messrs Simms Wilson ThompsonTarr Douglass Thomas and Ed

are on huntiug trip in Southern

Mrs W H Price of Denver Colwho has been the guest of Mrs JohnStuart and sisters returned to her homeSaturday

Rev R E OByrne of the Kentucky Childrens Home Society ofNewport was a caller at THE NEWSoffice yesterday

Mrs Ben Hardin Helm of Elizabethtown and Mrs John S Williams ofMt Sterling are guests of Mrs R GStoner at Oakland

Mrs Leo Heyman who has beenthe guest of Mrs Al Greenbaum

yesterday to her home in Car-lisle accompanied by Mrs Greenbaumaud daughter Dorothy who will spendthe holidays in that city

Miss Jesse entertainedmost delightfully at cards yesterdayafternoon in honor of her guests MissVictor of Cynthiaua and the MissesGaitskill of Mt Sterling A most delicious lunch was served The firstprize was won by Miss Lizzette Dickson and the booby by Miss LizzieWoodford

Miss Sue Buckner was the charm-ing hostess Friday evening vto a

masquerade dance given to the NewEuchre Club at the magnificent home ofher father Mr Walker Buckner nearthis city At intermission a delightfulluncheon courses was

I ette iclon Spanish GSlJohnscJnr Sobftish Lass Martha

Clay Oldfashioned Girl Sue BncknetThe Bride Lillian Gaitskill Not

Winchester Vivian Gaitskill NotMasqued Winchester Bessie SpahrNydia Winchester Ollie BucknerGeorgia Goodwin Winter WinchesterMilda McMillan College Girl Madge-Carruthers Baby Cincinnati MarieParrish Japanese Laiy Sallie JoeHedges Gypsy Jessie Turney NunAnnieVictor Oldfashioned Girl Cynthiana Mary Best Tarr College NanKate ucajs Colonial Dame EddiSlurs Shepardess Ollie Butler Josihh

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Allens Annie G Tarr Eccentricity Mrs Sidney G ClayDame

Messrs Albert Hinton HoboWornall Negro Hinton WearyWillie Will Spahr Englishman Win-chester Clay Stone Rough Rider OakHinton Bohemian John Spears MonkJoe Groxton Summer Girl WinchesterClell Turney Dude Hugh Brent DudeLee Spears Sidney Clay ConfederateOfficer Capt James Rogers KnightTemplar Walker Buckner ClownWoodford Buckner Old Man CharlesDickson Domino Henry May DominoAylette Buckner Roman SenatorBrent Chappie J W BaconSquire Turner Not Masqued MtSterling

Box Party

The gentlemen of the New EuchreClub entertained the lady members ofthe same club to a box party at theOpera House Saturday night The following constituted the party

Misses Lucas Simms Eddie SpearsDickson Buckner E Woodford MWoodford Mt Sterling TarrGraves Louise Parrish Renick Turney Johnson Marie Parrish ButlerBrent Qlay Hedges Carruthers Cincinnati GoodwimSpahr McMillan Victor Cynthianaand Messrs Albert Hinton William

Jr Oakford Hinton PayneWornall Turney Bacon DicksonTucker Stone Brennan Brent MayWalker Dailey Grigsby FreemanLexington Bowman Lexington

Croxton Winchester Talbott ClayAylette

WHY didnt we come here firstThats at The Fair Storeoften

MR W J Rosshas returned to Lex-ington from Arizonia where he wentseveral years ago for his health and willbe located with the Moore School ofTelegraphy Mr Ross married MissGraham of Centerville precinct

THE regular meeting of W BM will be held in the lecture room ofchurch Friday November 30th at three-p m and on Sunday following Dec2d in the evening they will observe CW B M day and will have an address by Miss Helen E Moses fromIndianapolis one of the officers of theNational Board Everyone invited andAuxiliary of the county especially urgedto be present

As Administrator of Mrs JoannaHanlin and agent for her heirs the un-dersigned will on

Dec 7th1900 at the Court House door in ParisKentucky beginning about 11 oclocka m expose to public sale the follow-ing described property

The real estate of decedent located onTenth street near L N depot front-ing on said street and having thereonthree dwelling houses consisting of twocottages of three rooms each and oneframe twostory dwelling of seven

room suited for a storeThe property will be offered in parcelsand as a whole and the right is reserved-to reject all bids

Purchasers invited to inspect theproperty before the day of sale

TERMS Said will be soldcredits of twelve months

the purchaser to execute bond with goodsurety to be approved by the undersign-ed or the purchaser may paycash and execute his note without suretytor the remaining twothirds in twopayments of six and twelve months orhe may pay all cash

W O HINTON Administrator ofJoanna Hanliu and Agt of her Heirs

A T FoRsyjra Auctioneer

Administratrixs Sale

As Administratrix Samuel C Bed-ford deceased the undersigned will athis Sa e Hume Bedfordurnptke in Bourbon County Kentuckybout 6 miles from on

CNoDAY DECEMBER 12 1900

beginniugat ic oclock a mhis ptisonal estate consist

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head of fat cattle3 calvesi and calf j

90 o sheep5 sows and 15 shoats5 fat hogs

ti sorrel horse-i mulei horrel horse330 shocks of corn3 stack timothyj am wI plow

shoyel plows

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r crosscuti hempbrake4 hand planters and hay knife-iTERMS Sums under 1000 cash

over 1000 three months credit thepurchaser to execute bond with

be approved by the under-signed with date a 6or purchaser may cash

MRS MARY F BEDFORDAdmx Samuel C Bedford

McMniAN TALBOTT AttysAt the same time and place I will sell

one sow and 30 shoatsMRS MARY F BEDFORD-

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LARGEST DRY GOODS STOREIN THE CITY

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j Ladies Misses and Childrens CloaksiiiiiiiiriHiiiiniiiiiniiinttiiiii

We have reduced fareJ teen pieces of

to 0 Cents per Yard former prices 6 c andThese goods are of this Falls purchase Come early aikirsecure first choice

HOSIERY AND mwrcomplete for Men Women and Children Betterarly before sizes are broken

OUTING CLOTH NIGHTMade just like you make them at home

Just received a new line of Ladies Eiderdown DressingSacques

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FOURTH MAIN STS PARIS KY

Ifyou cannot read this small print at a distance o 14 inches yeraseyesight is failing and should have immediate attention

Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly contred andpurest set iu frames of the highest elas ity fwd on eri i t3 of greatest

with the utmost llphn sFero 9 VViot iil fian ik and lenseanare scleufirtruilly fitted by 3 J lit r t i tUtj ai7r rivc ruisfaction for thefti j3are j erfe cV cl S titeM r o ot men not know how to fitY u x 3 adjtibVed hpectacles or pnor lenses and are tt 3roff without

classed las u with either of these spectacles of a reliable Gkillfirdeal jr and they will last longer without and be In end

We hate engaged the services C H Bowen who will visas61 the second andlast Tiiusrsflays of each month and invite

all vo call and have their eyes examined for which there is IBSKor money refuude1-

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469 ParisAt least ha e had trouble in keeping-

a cook during the Summer Much oftheir worry could have been avoidedhowever if had called call-ed DOW SPEARS We have lots ofreadyprepared foods and many thingsneeding Everything-in stock is freshif we havent whatyou call for it only takes a moment toget it Call us

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