The Bourbon News, 1882-03-07

John IiKPton lost one of his most valuable, fox. hounds, by running a snag about a foot long m his brea$t while cliabing .,'a rabbiti1 . ' . ' ' t - John McLean, of the Flat Rock precinct, will move in'a few days, to Kisme station, situated on. the Cincinnati Southern railroad, in Tenesee. l . About' every 5third young man met with coming from Cincinnati or Louisville with a grip sack and is a new. doctor, with license to kill scienr tifically. - There is quite an exodus of the citi zens OBio, pourrngmiojeniucKy, ana many 01 inem tare nowsearching forlandaandare lopa. Hntfin - this ccranttC .. .. ..-Mw. hH OKI I. G. Parrisli'lDecliries. 1 ! reet' exceedingly" ,my . business, lis such as will not permit-me :to.jQe your, .candidteiorOMiayor. "While Iappreciate the compliment, Lmusfc decline. - -!' ! DVGjParish, '." 4.r A, Millersburq inanr dreamed .the- -, number which -was to draw the "Willard Hotel, but the indefinite postponement.. of " the drawing has so weakened-his faith tbat he has since, sold his ticket at half price. ' '..'.. ' Km" The News will be issued regularly- on Tuesday and Fridays, and will be sold at the low down price of two dollars per annum, or one dollar for six months payable strictly in advance. No subscriptions will be received for .less 'than ' six months. t The Paris favorite Miss Julia A. Hunt,. who will appear here next Thursday night, has created such a furore' throughout the cquntryin'her new play Flornel" that she.wjll soon, appearJt. one of the largest. few8York. Theatrefs; for a run .of 10 weeks.- . i . ' J.,Ea6TinSpjbars,, dry goods merchant of this stock- of , Saturday, to Dr. John McMillan, for the benefit of his'crediters." Mr. Spears, we ; understand, has engaged to clerk for the dry .goods house of Castle, Price &Ce., of Lexington. . k;Thos.. Miller, a Mexican. war veteran ri :-.- a -...- irtsi. x an 'estate valued at; the $50,000 left, him by his aunt, who died .several years ago. This exceeding gladsome-piece . of news was imparted to the old veteran whilst '. ' ' , The editor of the New"s, in consequence of moving; making 330 trips aslackyboy',; acting as master'mechanic in settipg up! presses, foreman and typo in the office,, i fair- chancejin. the news- gather: business, and humbly gizes" tor tms . 'issue, wmcn' is; . a -mere (7,K , f ' 1 .' 1 prospecui sueei. ).- t .. Bob Metcalfe, well known ' in Bour . bon as a live agent of the, celebrated' .... 'WNp.,8 Wheeler &, Wilson Sewing Machine, Spears' interest inthe4Howe machine, and ' pror poses' an active' canvas of the'cbunty 'in a'.'few days. He, will, 'probably.', make nis,Aeaaquarters.,in mis cuy, an aiew days. - f ; :. Harlan "Vimon!?, of Millersburg, bought at the sale of the effects of the, late Wm. Johnson, Srv a book entitled,. "Sweetness in Soutude," published in Paris, by Joel Lyle, hi U816. Among the family rehcs not sold, was noticed a blue cotton coat, cut swallow?tailed, which was worn by Mr. Johnson's father, over sixty years ago. MnvrbN Stok, a sawyer living near Norih Middletown, war" seriously mashed last Thursday, by a log rolUng pver bim. He was standing in a mud puddle, which saved him from being crushed to death instantl'. ' The wdunded niari is; suffering terribly from internal ' inr juries about the stomach," and his chances for rccpvery are. hazardous. , ,f. ..... , i Reai what Manager Morley of Philadelphia says, of Julia- A. Hunt and her new play "Florinel." - CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE. , Charles S. IMorly, Lesseeand Man jr. -1 Philadedpiiia,1 Oct. 1st, 1881 lK.jYIWrEY XtOSEXEIBLD. , ..,.,.; Dear Sir: If the. endorsement of .my theatre can serve in any way to add to the value of your charming drama, "Florinel," I take the greatest pleasure in offering it to you now on the' eve of your departure from Philadelphia. I shail al- (! 1 !- wavs teei a .i)nue in naving :proaucea hFlorinel" atthe Chestnut Street Theatre, nAncirlnrinnr it. llrI do.' ohfi of thfi lliosf beautiful "1 hHvc witnessoil ia " ''- ,, I,aiiivnp:lesaiiupressp8Tvyith.the excellence. 6f,jSIiss Juliii A- Hmttij tthe ititle role, arid trust' she may repeat in other cities the success she'has xichiyed here. t Wishing vou botli tne goou.iomineryou trul'oursj

iMrt Taylor, of Lafayette. Ohio,5 is here looking fb'r'jaclrB and mules. at IStonyPomt'; thirty-nine; heaii aggregated tTr $5,022 W:sD.PaynojPthe,Iillersbi3rg pre- or az 'Season. '. Joe: Arrasmith", of Ba'th county, sold' po3,10 orth ofitobaccoirom 1-acres of - - grounu Lee Vanarsdell, of Bath courity, wed ' ded Miss Edna Judy, of . Montgomery county, last week. ',,'.. , The acreage of rtobacc'o to he: planted in Bourbon this year,, will' be at . least one j third larger than last vear. . ' f.iJ5M - ft;-is'; : -, -, ' JamesfPrathef, bffifsoxf. county has "sold his.crop of .4,000 pounds of tobacco,, ' Thomas Best, at $20 per hundred. .. '. 1 . J . : j Messrs Patfs. and TV;lliams,. from Mo.,!are,here t looking ior Short-Horn cattfe and thorough KrepT horses, y Charlie Clarke, of Millersburg, has sold fine pair of large bay coach horses. ' to Barney Crossland, of Pa., for 'a handsome priced : . . . ' At the sale of tlie effects of the late D Barnes, Saturday, an Alderney cow sold for 150,and'her calf for $62. ' Household goods sold high. Maud S. was driven her 'first' time .in "dpuHe harness last week., She was gay and frisky, and wantedtbgp, byjher'side, made her ' used to things. ' Dick Marsh failed to rent his farm,con- . 'seimentlV sold but little of his stock last Thursday at his public sale. Had he succeeded ,in renting, it was his intention to remove to. Missouri. ...,-... ; H. that cross between a cabbage head 'and $ yilde; woild ;come to BpurbonoW.he.couid .enjoy a, stroll through Our velvet "pastures dotted Syfth, violets an,;d. piccadilUes. . ;. . . Itfariy tobacco ' men" 'from 'liertson and Mason counties, are now on the lookout foregrounds to Vent n Farjners: having ilaudsitbient would do well to let it be known , through . these columns. "" Tt Col. Muir returned 'from Indianapolis, last Thursday,; where he made a sale of Jersey cattle for Jennings & Hover, of TJrbanaj'Ohio, tbe'stbcH ranged in price from $200; to $1,030, and . avergaged over $200 per head: , ' .'... . Farmers who have pastured 'their wheat this Spring; will discover- an unusual; amount qi cneat in inuir asitlias been discovered that if tie genenuea miu v;iiuai. num -,---?!i .than all others. . .- ; .' Thomas of r of Miss' ,'DellafcGnntoplr8Qlda50rt'hores,otim1 proved l"an& in the .MiUprsburg precinct, to J.olr Marshall, of Bath county, ior $15,-000 cash! ' Alex : McClintock has rented the farm for, one year., , . ,- "'S. D. Ardery, formerly of this county,w but now .for the 'great mule firmof Scroggin, Martin &. Co., of Louisville, has been in the .oounty for several days. Mr. Ardery Informs us. that bis firm handled over ' 5,QCK)? mules, lastyeari. ..- ' ' H CONKUBIAXt FEICITIES. The marriage of Bishop Hiblerto Miss Jennie Beavers,' will take place at the Christian church this evening at 8 o'clock O'EB THE BASK RIVER. P.Patrick Kellerj near this city, Sun- HenrV Shawhan, agfed 70, died at Saturday. 4 . . : . ...., ,. On Saturday, nighti last, Misa Xannie Spears, daughter of Henry Spears, of the Agricultural Bank.' hc deceased M'as twelve years of age, and her illness pholdleyoi', '.'," Dr ofiT. (I. and S. C All'djed.atharps after an illness of dropsy ''for- many nionths, and was buried in the ceinetry &unday.. .. . c ' .'.Mrs. fejillie.Leer, f6rmerlyb6f ty,ibut recently Woodford died at Rich Hill, iMissoiiri, the! oher idilfy, aged pighty years. She left Ken tucky several weeks .ago to visit rclatiyes inilndiana and Missouris - 4 - rf.. ,.: . . POSTED'! 4 :..- jr Itha'eby 'forwarji allpefebhtat lny 'huiftingor. fishing on "my. prcihises:will uaprpsecuieaio oixne mw.- ,3kly. friends will please not ask-the violating my positive resolution. ..tl : - Jesse Turxey.

" . In the l temple of justice, ."MaVy Ann, ' Arnold was held for further trial in the sum of $100, for cutting Anna ICiser, and : Anna Kiser '-was fined 9 and ... .costs for "assaulting Maiy Arndd. The case against BelleSmoot, was dismissed. . Country correspondents have 'been, re- . . porting' to the True Kentuckian, that to ;bac,co lands in ten and twelve "acre: ; lots, have been rehting at fromljSO to $75 per acre, butfail to make mention- -that the , 'use of bams and tenan houses are included-. This fact will make it. more to the public. ' , ' The, Legislature has ..passed an act;- which was framed here ? requiring the' owners of dogs to pay $2 tax oh each dog) and those to be shot on : which the) tax has not been paid. The dogs on which taxes have been paid, are to be marked by, a collar furnished by the County Clerk. Carlisle Mercury. We moved our Southdown bed-bugs up to Paris last week, to see if the stock could not be improved by their association with the one hundred-years-old ShbrtrhbrhB of the True Kentuckian office. We are satisfied that the symmetry and livelinefs of ours cannot be im- proyeo! ,pn, but it is th longevity that we are after. , , .. Fr a zier -Remington has completed his contract for raising the. frame tobacco iKrn of W. T. Overbv. The dimensions are 96x48 long and wide, and 30 high. Frazier leaves for Kansas City to-morrow, where he expects to make a little fortune in contracting, and will return to make the bbss contract of all. ' -Golf JolinCaldwell gives the following Cour,t day report, "About 300 inferior cattle on the market., J Market depressed. A lew changed hands at from oh to 4 cents for common, andfone lot .of good ones at 4.. Sold one .pair of mules for $300. ; '.one pair'for., $340 r one Pa,r for $130 ;. and one single ohe for $110. '.' Plug .ilVlftU &U1U Ut LLKJUi ipOKl IKJ ?lVi (: Ml X y ,-)-. 1 1 -1 'ft -' Tt;v ' BOTJKBON NEWS ''stmck'ilie town "like i a?iit(ie streak' of ,.,T?,?yprfy Iftst week, but wo -hope" with oun moderate supply of y.oupg"blo,6d, frbsh lyaiiis strAug,armsahd' willing liands,. fair hold, on.i.tbe 'town before another JMa'wsh stcolsln upon lis: . 'Where will, .-.'there's a way.' We have

CHARTERED 1870. PAID UP CAPITAL, m70& Gonducti a General Banking JEHw&ww. I" Special attention to collections, and remittances promptly made, to all parts of the United States, Canada, or 'Europe. A. G. Stitt, R. TARB, Cashier.; PreeJ4ji vrm. h. jqhson; r d.d. oonwat Prbp'r. W'.B;dONwIt : I . Olerli. !. JOHNSON HOUSE, . MILLERSBURG. KY. - One square from railroad depot GOOl LIVERY STABLE ATTACHEJD. Tfee .kindest attenti.cm given ad eomfo e. Good Sainpl Room-. Actable. IIM with. all the delicacies of the, season, BATES REASON ABTjH. ? ' COLLIES &.SHARP, . - HSTTCCESSORS TO JAMS I; COLLM, rDEALEt . v COAL, - : SdLT,t LUMBER, aUdlM Broadway, - - - Millersbmr J&STJ also have a saw mill at lickfem Station,' on the K. O, railroad, . a3d cn fill all orders for cut lumber at lowesinuyst Ieet prices. 1 will moyo the mUl to locality where a sufficient numbear oi for a yard can be established. A mil stock of Lumber kept cogrtsotb on hand at this point. . . 9 " i JOHN MOOK, MAHT STREET, Miller sbwfa JS, Keens a full Hue d Ooffio ad Caskets, Ladies' and 6ent Sobe, Embalming' a Specialty! tOT JTurniture neatly "epaij GEORGE Fr SMITH, . Successor to ' ' BIERBOWEl, SCIJTJMAN ,SMITHJ, , Manufacturer of - Carriages, Rookaayg Barouches, Phraton, " Rmrsies, Stiikief, Spripg 'Wagon, Ac Jfi? All material used, none But the beat mechanics employed quently my work gives entire satisfaction. Repairinsrra Specialty. MSB Repository now filled with NEW rau iaprmg svyiee. umce in ine City building, in rear of the Court bous, PARIS, KY. JAS. A. McCANN,, MOWUNENTS, i Granite and Marble. Third St., Maysyillt, Ksntac&y. JAS. McARDLEi TAILOR,, ,.(i Grand Optra Building, CIXCIXXATI, OHIO. "GEO. W. DAYIS, .. '". Dealer In TJi.TT 13 "NT t rp TT "P A"- XJ JLW II X J. U .ft.ll a Window Shades, Carpets, Oil Clotlis, Mattresses, '&c, ti: Special . Attention Given t lo jU rider taking and Repairing. ' Main Street, Peris, Kys .; LAME HOUSE, Proper.) - ,. . ; CARLISLE, 'KY.. . ' . . . Tl ; o ,j: i Cm e, Square from-'Railroad BopotAU Baggagetransferred to and frofj free of .:. .: -'charge! ' xnERY ;s 5c AMuB attached OYfcL. ;., ;, aiiJ . -i

.i -- ; HonIG! S.Opftjtt hasv 'passed- thirtyi i.bills'for: Bbrifbon'; one of ''which, was amending' the chatter of Millersburg : and curtailing the powers of Police '' ' '. Judge. ,-"" The News acknowledges -receipt a large .newspaper entitled 'The lrfck & Warw"ickshir,e Advertiser.&f Ieamington ' Gazette,;' sent by;Mrs. Geo. Eelley, from ,, vYaijWick, England.

m. . ..;.........,.1882. 1 'All $vbkri$iM8!arefliyahk in advance I ' Please call and settle. May- Born-To tlte '"'wife' of friatKaii Iantz, daughter. J,'n j "" :' : ' 'a .- ,. The epicurean'sTrealh is now freight-ed with the. fragrance of Spring onions. ' ' J-Li.' . -Ed iPaton ah'as been n elected by;. the 3oardiof Educations 'tb taker the' school census. Julia A.