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THE BOURBON NEWS PAR EY RFIDAYj AUGUST 17 1900i
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICESPayable in Advance
Oneyear j 8100
Make all Checks Orders Etcpayable to the order of CHAMP BRO
FOUR hundred Paris people attendedthe Lexington Elk Fair Wednesday
DON T forget Harry Simon is sellingout his entire stock at actual cost beforehe moves
Eld JSagerman of Lexington willpreach at the Christian Church Sun-
day morning
THE L N is replacing the platformaround the passenger depot in the citywith concrete paving
The L N will run anotherto Natural Bridge on Sunday
August 2Gth at 150 roundtrip
The rain yesterday afternoon broughttemporary relief from the intense heatexperienced past few days
WET and damaged wheat We areprepared to handle this grain See usbefore selling E F SPEARS SONS
SHOES that please in style fit andprice are what the purchaser wantsAll these guaranteed at Davis Thompson Isgrig dec8tf
Miss FRANCES Butlers preparatorySchool reepen on Monday Septemtember 3rd at her schoolhouse onPleasant street tf
WET AND DAMAGED WHEAT We arebuyers for wet and damaged wheatBring large sample-
R B HUTCHCRAFT
Paris Ky
WE have a few tired buggy wheelsfor sale at si dollars per set Cgjjgg
15maytf J McKniEY Sox
REV GEORGE O BARNES and wifecelebrated the anniversary of theirmarriage oa July SOth by joining BowiesZion Church
THE Synod if Kentucky of the Pres-
byterian Church will meet in Flemingsburg Oct 8th EbeneezerPresljTteiyalso meets there week
ELD J H OiaaPHANT of Indiana willpreach a Stony Point Church at 11 am and p m tomorrow and ateleven Sunday morning
IKE BWCE and Thomas Watson wereinitiated into ke A O U W lodgeTuesday night JEt is related that thegoat was especially lively on that evening
RON TIN S of this city waschief Spieler Tuesday at the ChildrensTheatre at the Lexington Elk Fair l r-
Smzfih mode a most excellent Spielerand drew many persons into the theatreby Ms0iinal announcements
EAKISLLNS should keep an eye on theirdiamonds while attending the Elks Fairat Lexington Phil Gentile a noteddiamond thief was arrested TuesdaywMletteyiag to steal a diamond from JW Duncan of Kicholasville One ofGenus partners was also arrested
Wnnmecits photograph gallery in theAgricultural Bank building is gettingbusiness from every point in the countyandis igfcraig excellent satisfaction MrPorter ffihe artist iin charge is thoroughly upttodate UL his work and isespecially succes ful in photographing-the little if
iPITROKKS Whitlooks gallery in the
Agricultural rBankibiiilding and get thebest photographs you ever had takenElevator to the door The gallery isthe best equipped one Kentucky andis in charge of E P Porter a cleverartist of ma yyears experience
MESSRS F L MCCHESNEY and J ABower rent over to Georgetown yesterday to be spectators at the Caleb Powerstrial It will Toe a surprise to the friendsof these very peaceable gentlemen tolearn that they were searched forweapons as court roomThey had nothing more dangerous than-a bunch of keys
The Methodist Cirarcb DebtRev E tf Mann has decided to go
tttside of his in making afinal effort to raise the money to pay-off the debt on the Methodist Curch inthis city The church was builtks pastorate in this city largelytkrcagh his efforts and he wishes tosee It free from debt before he leavesParis as his term expires by limitationOn September 19th
The debt is MOO but 2500 of theamount is secured by five membersleaving 2000 to be raised Rev Mann
decided to ask the citizens to assisthim in raising this sum and he should
successful in securing it in a shortThe church is a handsome
structure and it is a credit to the cityThe city is proud of it and its congrega-tion and we hope tl at our citizens willRIve liberally to hel i free t e church
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THE Kentucky friends of Z TSweeney were joined to learn Tuesdaythat his only son Joseph Sweeneydrowned Monday night while ia bath-ing near Columbus Ind Th yctugman was twenty years old and was afine young fellow Wm Sweeney leftTuesday morning for Columbus to at-tend the funeral
Gas at nIt SterlingThe Mt Sterling Gas and Oil Co has
struck such a strong flow of gas at MtSterling that thrown severalhundred feet in the air by the gas andwork had to be suspended Additionalmachinery will be put in and it is believed that the well will supply gas forMt Sterling and several surroundingtowns
Quarreled III ChurchEugene Smith and Jim Shackleford
two colored men quarreled in a churchat Jacksonville the other night and en-gaged in a fight when they got outsideSmith inflicted an ugly cut on Shacklesords neck just missing his jugularvein Smith is now in the Paris jailand will have an examining trial to-
morrow before Judge Smith
Cincinnatis Fall Festival
Cincinnati will give a mauimothFallFestival at the Music Hall Sept 19 to 29during which there wilUbe three largeparades The first day parade will beallegorical in character the second willbe trade floats competing for a 1000prize and the third will be a floralparade The Harvest Queen will arriveon a river steamer and welcomedafter the manner of the King in a MardiGrass celebration
Christian Church ConventionTHE seventh annual Convention of
the Christian Church Societies will beheld this year in the hospitable city ofCarlisle beginning on Monday August20th and continuing until noon nextFriday
The Societies of the Paris ChristianChurch will be well represented by agoodly number of delegates
An excellent program has been arranged for the meetings
The Lexington FairThe Lexington Elk Fair was formally
open Tuesday afternoon by GOT Beckham who addressed the immense
The Spanish oinMorro Castle loaned the State was pre-sented by Lieut Lucien Young U S Nand accepted by the Governor Bothspeakers were introduced by Chas JBronstou There was duplicate flowerparade with eight entries Miss Creii-shavr winning first prize BuUy threehundred Paris people were present Tuesday four hundred attended WednesdayanHfive hundred took inter2ay
Paris Elks ComplimentedThe Paris Elks who appeared in the
parade at Lexington Monday won manywell deserved compliments on theirhaudsome appearance in their swelluniforms of white and Thelocal Elks marched bravely in theuntil the parade disbanded
The rain had a disastrous effect onthe suits of some of the local Elks
them were thoroughly soakedby it and their uniforms were soiledCoL Dan Peed the color bearer satdown on the flag coming home on thetrajffl and arose with the stars andstripes imprinted on the bosom of histrousers It is also related one ofthe hays had to stay in bed at thePhoenix until his uniform vas laun-dered
Bourbon Premium Winners-
E K Thomas won two first and twothird premiums on Shorthorn cattleTuesday and two seconds one third
fourth premiums WednesdayJ M Hall of this city won a thirdpremium Tuesday on a three year oldbulL C Carpenter won secondpremium ou combined horse and secondWednesday on harness horse A GJones of North Middletown wonsecond CBL three year old stallionWednesday
In the floral hall Miss Belle Ogdenwon premiums on infants hood andgloves crocheted and French specimenhandkerchief Miss Etta Quisenberrytook premium on center piece coruationbraid and Ben Downey secured two pre-miums on paintings Walter Boone ofElizabeth got a premium on water-melons
Oratory at Georgetown
W C Owems spoke for the defenselast night at Georgetown and ThomasCampbell Gov Brown and RobertFranklin will speak today The jurymay get the case this afternoon
OBITUARY
Paul Trimble Harris the two yearol Icon of Ernest Harris bookkeeper-of the DowHayden Grocery Co diedWednesday morning at his fathershome in East Paris Funeral serviceswere held yesterday morning at tenoclock at the grave in the NorthJdicWletowii cemetery
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TIlE HOYIIG THROW
Votes About Our Guests Arrivals anilDepartures Societys Doings i
Miss Daisy is visiting friendsin Lexington
A dance will be given tonight aBlue Lick Springs
Mr and Mrs R J gonjC
to Mt Clemens Mich
H C Reed and wife of Nicholasartfvisiting relatives in Bourbon this week
Mr W A Parker Sr has arrivedfrom a business trip to New York
Misses Ida and Vic Redmon are thguests of Miss Stella Pugh in Georgetown
Mr John Hildroth is here froinlChicago to spend a few weeks with relatives J
Eld J S Sweeney is the guest ofdaughter Mrs Daisy Erion
Eighth street
Misses Mary and FlorenceFlemiugsburg are guests of Mrs Jerry j
Turner near town
Miss Eddie Spears left Tuesdayvisit to friends in Cyuthiana She re
turned home yesterdayMr Fletcher Mann who had been
ill for several weeks with an injuredhand is improving nicely
Miss Mary Best Tarr has arrivedhome front a trip to Niagara Falls andToronto with Cyuthiaua friends Sfc
Mr and Mrs J A Stern lefyesterday for a trip to Atlantic CityPhiladelphia and New York
Mrs Warren Bacon went to Flerningsburg Tuesday tor short visit to herparents Dr and Mrs H C Kehoe
Miss Katie Lucas is the guest offriends in Lexington this week and isenjoying the Elk Fair gayeties
Mrs J C Morrison returned yesterday to Charleston W Va after a visitat the home of her father Mr J D
ButlerMrRaymond Frisbie and a party of
eight Cynthiana young men went overto Estill Springs yesterday to spend afew days
Mr Henry Thompson left yesterday-for a pleasure trip to Atlantic CityWashington Philadelphia and New
YorkMrJohn Martin of Louisville
Traveling Passenger Agentof the CORailway is visitinghis sister Mrs ClarkBarnett near this pity v
Rev Father BnYkefrom a very pleasant vacation trip toAtlantic City Washington and New
YorkMrWill Sweeney left Tuesday
Columbus Ind to attend the furueralof his cousin Joseph Sweeney son 6fBId Z T Sweeney
Misses Sallie Ball Elizabeth Halland Miriam Wormald of JMaysville are1guests of Mrs Mallie Harrison at MrChas Meugs near North Middletown
Mrs A S Stout mud daughterMiss Maud and son Leer Stout leftyesterday for a visit to Mrs MorrisGarland near Vanceburg
Messrs P I McCarthy and E JMyall left yesterday morning for apleasure trip to Atlantic CityPhiladelphia New York and otherpoints
Mrs Green Clay and Miss GeorgiaFithian left yesterday trip to Niagara halls Toronto aud0ther point incompany with Mr and Mrs W OHinton ud a party ofLexington friends
Miss Martha Brent of Kansas Citypassed through Paris Tuesday en routefrom Fleming to Lexington to visit rela-tives She may come to Paris for ashort visit before returning home
Mrs Speed Hibler and Miss JennieKenney left Tuesday for Versailles toattend the annual meeting of the Elkhorn Bdjptist Association They faredelegates from the Paris Baptist Church
Hon E M Dickson has arrivedhome from a vacation trip to MackinacLe Chneaux Islands and PetoskeyMich He had a most delightful timeand is as brown as a berry
Col A J Lovely Major Ben Perry Major G B Brooks C W Fothergill Steve Eubanks and L Woolstein1will attend the Supreme Knights of j
Pythias Lodge meeting at DetroitAugust 26th
Mrs Buckner Woodford and MrsJoseph Mitchell left Wednesday afternoon for a trip to Eastern pointswill visit Lake Chautauqua NiagaraFalls New York Philadelphia audjWashington
Mr Philip Teny who has beenvisiting his parents and otherrelatives ihParis this week left yesterday for NewYork Mr Terry will soon start on hisfifth business trip around the world go
way of London and Paris MrTerry has visited almost every countryiu the world and will go to China againon
Mrs R A Woolums of NewpdrjbNews Va has gone to Muir after avisit to Mrs A C Adair Mr Woolurns will come to Kentucky next weekand Mrs Woolums will return homewith him on the20th Mrs Adair svillaccumpauy th nj to Newport News for-
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Emma L Hite is visitingflpignds in Lexington
Jimmie Shea of Winchestersiting his aunt Miss Josie Croriuan
FordhamrJudge Harmon Stitt and wife leave
for Old Plnt Comfort and Nor
Faume Maim leaves today forScott County to visit
fiKR TaTir vA Mrs S M Wihnoth left the first of
for Detroit to visit her daughtif Mrs Lindsay Moore
iS lr aud Mrs Edward Ditchen haveto their home in Covington
pr a visit with Mrs S M Wilmothlairs George Ott and children
yesterday to Newport afterto Mr and Mrs Ben Perry
r Mr and Mrs Carroll Marshall ofW Va who are visiting
Datives in Maysville were in thehours yesterday afternoon
ighey had been attending the Lexington
J Mi Goggin of Westerncasr is spending a few days with hispiii Mr Robert Judge
G6ggin is a native of Virginia and mariied a Lexington lady He is a staunchDemocrat and was a delegate to the
City Conventionlilt Swift Champ junior editor of
THE NEWS left this morning accompauied by his wife for a pleasure tripto New York City They will be absentabout ten days and will visit LongBranch Asbury Park and other seasideresorts before returning home
Grazing-I have good grazing for seven or eight
cows with of good water adjoining city limits Terms reasonableAddress JOE REYNOLDS
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L H RAMSEY Lessee andR S PORTER Resident Manager
MONDAY AUGUST 20th
NAT REISSBI-G PRODUCTION OF
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40 PEOPLE2 BIG BANDS
16 SPECIALTY ARTISTS1 BIG ORCHESTRA
lTEST SONGS AND SPECIALTIES3 HOURS OF PLEASURE
Reserved Seats on Sale Friday Morningat Brooks Drug Store
SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES
25o 35o 5OoFor Sale
27 wellbred South Down yearlingBucks For particulars
O R RANKINa6lm MiUersburg Ky
ATTENTION LADIES-
I will call at your residence attime and will satisfaction inHair Shampooing and
atMARY L DAVIS
Brooks Addition Paris Ky
YOUNG LADIESParis Bourbon County Ky
Opens September oth 1900 Home
Collegiate Course M E L B S and
teachers Thoroughand home For Catalogueaddress M G
President
PUBLIC SALE
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SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 8th 1900on the premises sell to the highest bidder my consisting 290 acresmore or less on Cummins Hawkinsturnpike road in Bourbon County6 miles from Paris one from Eliz-abeth a station on the Kentucky Midland Railroad and 3 Centrevile and known as the Dr T C Collinsfarm
Sale will take place at 10 oclock a mTERMS cash balance in-
to securements but these terms may be changedby Special agreement to
to by the acre and tosurvey
MARY E COLLIKfSFor further particulars address N C
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for him in alluring and newest fashionswith prices the sort that make purchasesawai your inspection We have rathemoVe to choose from and prettier thanweve had some other seasons You knowthat this means a deal of attractivenesswith a good range of very pkasing prices
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Ifyou cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 inches yotureyesight is failing and should have immediate attention
are perfect Never spectacles nor of men WhO do not know how to fitpoorly adjusted or Imperfect lenses and are bptt jf off wlthouany glasses either of these defects spectacles of a rel isble ekillfnthey will last longer without cjange and be In endiWe have engaged the services of Dr C H Bowen who will
our store oa the second and last Thursdays of each month and inviteand have their eyes examined for which there is nocharge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
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