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TIE 1QDSB01 NEWS-- Seventeenth Year Established 1881

Enteied at the Post office at Paris Ky asBeooE wiiss mall matter

TELEPHONE NO 124

SUBSCRIPTION PRICESPayable in Advan ce

One year 2 00 1 Six mouths 100

wws costs yott cant bvkk get a kk--FOKT FROM A GTTN FBKB OF CHARGE

Make all Checks Alone Orders Mepayable to the order of Champ Miuicr

NOTICE TO TAX¬

PAYERSTax receipts for 1897

are now ready andhave been for sometime Please call andsettle at once and sayepenalty

E T BEEDINGS B C

The coal man now has his inningHis carts back np to evry dooi

Anyone can tell by his grinningThat he will tie the icemans score

The November term of the BonrbonCircuit Court will begin on the 24th

The weather prophet who placesfaith in corn shucks says the comingWinter will not be severe

Miss Bessie Lowry has accepted a

position as book keeper and cashier atG- - Tuckers dry goods store

Sam Brannon who has been sufferingfrom tuberculosis of the knee had one

of his limbs amputated yesterday

The campaign orators are now rest ¬

ing on their laurels and WilyumJennuns Bryan and the crime of 73 aregetting a short rest

In Lexington Monday night a thiefbroke into the Elite Stationery Com ¬

panys store which is owned by F RArmstrong and stole forty dollars fromthe money drawer

Thos Cleaver recently sold toWinsor and Forrest Letton thirty five

acres of land lying on the Hume pikeat sixty dollars per acre Possession to

be given this month

A burglar attempted to break intoGh W Stuarts home on Mt Airyayenue Monday night but was fright¬

ened away before he could enter thebonse The thief was a white man

For Rent Desirable brick cottageTTctfvXnma crnnfi ra11nr and other imr

oenidiSouhail strltFot particulars apply to

tf J T Hinton

Mr Max Schmidt of the SmithNixon Piano Co Cincinnati is heretoning pianos and will remain a fewdys Any one wishing the services of

alfirat class tuner can leave their orderat the tore of Benj Perry tf

THE slaughter of turkeys to be ship ¬

ped7 to Eastern markets will begin inPrii8 next week The crop in Bourboniaa trifle short but there are plenty oftrflrkeysin other parts of the State Theepehing price will be about six cents perpotmj on foot

Mr Kennedys Fine Cattle

THIS week Mr John B Kennedy de¬

livered to Moses Kahn the finest bunchof export cattle that has been sold inBourbon this year There were forty inthe lot and the ayerage weight was1800 pounds The price was a fancyone- -

A Post Election Fight

Near Eighth and Sycamore streetsMonday night a gang of negro men firedon several men who were in charge ofvoters and the volley was returnedAbout fifty shots were fired Nat Stick- -

ney was shot in the leg Bill Allen re-

vived¬

a bullet in the shoulder and a

man named Johnson waH also shotJim Stickney was hit on the headgwitha club and received a four inch cutAll the men who were wounded arenegroes and belonged to the attackingparty There was blood on many places

on Eighth street Tuesday morning

An Athletic Carnival

AN athletic carnival will be given atthe opera house on the 16th under theauspices of the Paris Athlectic Club

The exhibition will consist of a fifteen

round scientific boxing contest between

Kid La Febtr champion light weight

of Ohio Indiana and Kentucky and

Lonis Heller of Evansville champion

light weight of the West There will

also be a ten round boxing contest be¬

tween the heavy weights Dave Jack-

son

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of Paris and Albert Taylor of

Georgetown and afiveroand contest be¬

tween Eddie Parker of Paris and Sngarfoot Lee Hill champion 115 pound

boxer of CincinnatiThe Enquirer says Lou Heller is

training for his go with Kid Lefebr atParis Ky on the 16th at Emil Foxsplace terrier of McMicken avenue andRuvinIP

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THE BOURBON NEWS FRIDAlj NOVEMBER 5 1897

Election Bay Brawls

Frank Egbert Tes Deakin HowardGlore and Chas Graham were killedMonday night and John Smith andWalter Glore were wounded in anelection fight at Frankfort

At Crooked Creek in Rockcastlecounty three men were killed

J B Blackerty and Joe E Wrightwere killed in a duel at Junction City

Tom Royston was fatally wounded byGeo Ballard in Garrard

Wm Chasten killed Seb Crouch andwounded Wm Ramsey at Berea

At Cynthiana Jack Sharp severedElbert Smiths wind pipe and justmissed his jugular After Smithswound was dressed Sharp took himhome

The election tragedies include thekilling of James Reed in Leslie countyand Alex Davis in Bell county Twoothers were wounded in Bell countyone fatally

BTeld Over To Circuit Court

James Perkins who was arrested twoweeks ao in Mt Sterling on the chargeof sending an obscene letter to a NorthMiddletown young lady was broughtbefore Squire Lilleston yesterday fortrial Perkins waived examination andwas held over in 200 bond for trial bythe Circuit Court1 He could not givebond and was taken to jail The letterwhich he is alleged to have written iscouched in as vile terms as were everwritten

The Northwesterns dividends topolicy holders tare unequaled and toprocure Northwestern dividends youmust carry Northwestern insurance tf

STOCK AND TURF NEWS

Sales and Transfers Of Stock Crop EtcTurf Notes

Cottie Nagel took a car load of finepark horses to the New York marketyesterday

Jonas Weil has bought 206 1100 lbfeeders in Madison from G J WhiteSon at 390

Brice Steele has received thirty 1100lb feeders which he bought at fourcents from Alex and Dunlop of Wood-

ford¬

G J White Spn says the Rich ¬

mond Climax have bought a 912 acrefarm on the Berea and Kingston pikefor 29000

A P Bruce of Danville sold to MissSallie Reeves of Austria thetrotting stallion Deck Miller by Gambetta Wilkes dam by Onward for

1500

J J McCafferty sold his racingstable Tuesday at Morris park Kitefoot brought the top price 3000Peat recentlv --bought from TrneyBros sold to J McLaughlin for 2200

SCINTILLATIONS

An Interesting Jumble Of News AndComment

Ground has been broken at Lexing-ton

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for the new breweryThe Gazette wants a linoleum fac-

tory¬

established in Flemingsburg

Winchester is sorely afflicted with thetown cow nuisance Winchester shouldimport Danvilles cow policeman

Benjamin Rosenfield committed sui¬

cide at Soymour Ind because hissweetheart refused to marry him

J A Brigel of Chicago has startedto the Klondike on a bicycle He ex-

pects¬

to reach Seattle by FebruaryAn unknown assassin called Capt T

B Hooblen of Vanceburg to the doorof his home and threw a bottle of muri-atic

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acid in his face He was horriblyburned and died a few hours later

Frost was reported Wednesday fromNew Orleans Mobile MontgomeryMemphis and Bay St Louis and the endof the yellow fever epidemic is believedto be at hand There were ninety twonew cases Wednesday and twelvedeaths

A Meteoric Shower

The astronomers look for the nextgreat meteoric shower on the morningof November 15 1899 says the Balti-more

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Sun They calculate that theearth will then pass again through thecenter of an immense swarm of meteoroids as they are called before combus-tion

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These great Leonide starshowers as they are called occur atintervals of every thirty three years andone day The great shower of 1799 oc-

curred¬

on November 12 that of 1833

on November 13 that of 1866 on Novem-ber

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14 and consequently a repetition ofthe next wonderful phenomenon is ex-

pected¬

on the morning of November 151899

The Northwestern Mutual life haspaid to representatives of its policy-holders

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and to its policy holders and isnow holding for them 180000000 anexcess over premium reoeipts of over20000000 tf

Do You Play Whist Euchre Or OtherGaines

The F F V playing card is betterthan any 50 cent card on the marketSend 15 cents for one deck or 25 centsfor two decks stamps or currensy to CB Ryan Asst Genl Passr Agt CO Ry Cincinnati Ohio

PERSONAL MENTION

COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED BY

THE NEWS MAN

Notes Hastily Jotted On The Streets AtThe Depots In The Hotol lobbies AndElsewhere

Mr Vimont Lyle is in Danville vis¬

iting relativesMrs Jesse Turney has returned

from NashvilleMr Thos Mitchell returned to Cin ¬

cinnati yesterdayMrs J Frank Clay was in Cincin ¬

nati WednesdayMr Sam Clay was in Cincinnati

several days this weekMrs Douglas Thomas is visiting

relatives in CoyingtonMiss Ella Mitchell has returned

from a visit in LexingtonCol R G Stoner left Wednesday

for a trip to St Joseph Mo

Mrs Warren Ingels is at home froma visit to relatives in Lexington

Mr Talbott Clay has been in Louis-

ville¬

for several days this weekMiss Lida Clark of Millersburg is

the guest of Mrs Roseberry RogersMiss Rebel Withers of Lexington

is the guest of Mr and Mrs T EAshbrook

Miss Bessie Armstrong of Lexing ¬

ton is spending a few days with MissLouise Bashford

Miss Bessie Woodford has returnedfrom a visit to Miss Elizabeth VanMeter in Danville

Mrs R B Hutchcraft is spendinga few daye with her mother Mrs ArtieAshbrook in Cynthiana

Mr and Mrs Robt Ferguson andchildren are visiting Col Hugh Ander-son

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and family in Georgetown

Miss Alice Spears is visiting friendsin Newport and will spend a few daysin Cynthiana before returning home

Mrs W L McClintock has return-ed

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from a trip to New York andChicago and is very much improved inhealth

Mr and Mrs O L Davis littledaughter Elizabeth is still very ill offever Her condition was not improvedlast night

The Unholy Thirteen is the nameof a social club organized by youngladies at Cynthiana The first meetingwill be held to night

Miss Gussie Punch of Mt Sterlingand Miss Hattie Griner of Louisvillearrived here Tresday to attend thefuneral of Miss Julia Connell

Miss Clara Wilmoth of Secondstreet will entertain a few friends atwhist this evening in honor of herguest Miss Lida Preston of Detroit

Mrs Judson Taylor of MobileAla who has been visiting her parentsMr and Mrs James Hinton near Parisleft yesterday for a visit to Mrs WmHinton in Covington

Miss Lucy Lowry goes to Lex¬

ington to day to attend a dinner to begiven to Mr Ed Mitchell and Miss Vertner Garner of Winchester who willbe married Tuesday Miss Lowry is tobe one of the bridesmaids

Advertised letter IstList of letters remaining unclaimed

in Paris Ky postotfice Nov 5 1897

Armstrong Eddie Mass Mr JohnBedford Mr Jas Murr Lizzie colBreman Jas Mucker Mr GeoBrooks Mrs Hedie McCue Jas GCrawford Hattie Nuttef LydiaLTawford Annie Parrott LipscombDavis Sadie L Pardley Mr M AFeehan Eliza Plaurde CharlieFinch Mr Henry Smith Mrs J MillerHearl Mr Geo Stout Miss RosieHenry Mrs Mary Stuart Miss MandaHoard Miss JennieTaylor Mr G DHutchisonMrsEllenTaylor Mrs NellieJohnson Mr P M Talbott M EJoues Miss Nannie Watts Rev T WJohnson Mrs Thos Webb Mr WashJohnson Dave WilkinsMrsHoratioLock Rev W W Williams Emma

Williams Frank 2

Persons calling for aboye letters willplease say advertised

W L Davis P M

The Northwestern is carrying nearly1000000 insurance on the lives of

Bourbon Countys representative citi-

zens¬

Call on R P Dow Jr forparticulars 26oc 8t

Your Iiife Insured 1c a Day

Our insurance is protected by bank ¬

able paper on the Capital City Bank ofColumbus O There can be no strongerguarantee given you We dare not usea bunks name without authority if youdoubt it write them Good health isthe best life insurance WrightsCelery Capsules gives you good healththey cure Liver Kidney and Stomachtrouble Rheumatism Constipation andj3ck Headaches 100 days treatmentcosts lc a day A sight draft on abovebank in every 1 box which bringsyour money back if we fail to cure youSold by W T Brooks druggist

W S Andersoa

Of Peck P O Pike Co O RecommendsWrights Celery Capsules

To the Wright Medical CoColumbus Ohio

Gents I have purchased a box of WrightsCelery Capsules from James T Blaser drug¬

gist Waverly O and used them for StomachTrouble nnd Coustipation I was unable todo anything for nearly two years I Jsedthree boxes of your Celery Capsules and theyhave cured me For the benefit of others soafflicted I wish to send this letter

Very truly yoursW S Akdersto

Fold by all druggists at 60c and SI per boxSend address on postal to the Wright MedCo Columbus O for trial size free

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NUPTIAL KNOTS

Announcements And SolOf The Marriage Vows

J RiffM Allen a native of this county tialgjBlebrated the sixty fourth anni--veiairjfml -- his marriage at GreencastleInd

LeejJohesand Miss Martha Garrisonbothofithis conntv were married Tuesday tjte court house by Squire SelbyLillet ton

MiaiNoonie Bartlett of Elkton jilteda Cincinnati young man on their wed ¬

ding day and married N N Lindsayan oldjjwetheart

N HvElam and Miss Missouri BelleBoonejLthe Wadeb Mill precinct weremarrifedWednesday by Rev E G BMamvat the court house

J WV Chandler seventy eight andMrs Anna Belcher seventy four weremarried Wednesday near RussellvilleA sonpfthe groom performed the ceremony

Thetengagement of Miss Lillian PettitandIVIrr Higgins Lewis of Lexington isannounced The marriage will becelebrated on the 24th of this monthwith atquiet home wedding

Princess Tonomaroanu daughter ofPaul King of the Maoris offers her in-come- -td

any respectable white man whowill marry her She is bushy hairedblackand has a tattooed face

Thejfmarriage of Mr E G Harrisonof Xenia Ohio to Miss Mallie Mengthe handsome daughter of Mr ChasMengrrof near North Middletown willbe celebrated on November 24th

H

MivW F Shipman an employe ofMillerf Bros Lexington and MissMamieT Douglas Walker daughter ofRev H P Walker of Lexington weremarried yesterday afternoon at thebrides1 home

The --- marriage of Mr ChasLouis Kerr of Cincinnati andMiss Caroline Robinson Davis ofGeorgetown will occur next Thursdayin theBaptist Church in that cityThe bride is one of the handsomestyoungjadies in Georgetown

MrqHarry S Stout and Miss MaudW Peebles both of this city will bemarried at a quiet home wedding Tues-day

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afternoon at the residence of thelalters grandfather Mr J W Holliday on Eighth street Only the im-mediate

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relatives of the contiautingpartieswill be present

TttBIRTHS

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The Advent Of Onr Future Men AndT-- Women

At Danville yesterday to the wife ofIra Taylor a son Ira Tayior Jr

To the wife of Andrew Reffett wholives ori the Clay Kiser pike on WednesdkyiCtwinrdaughters -- - i

Tr-- -- sfOysters celery fresh cakes and

crackers new sorghum molasses NewYork cream cheese

tf - Newton Mitchell

Wrights Celery Tea cur iiivition sick headaches 25c at druijsUt

jw CARLISLE

Ifawa Culled From Ni c CountyPreclnctf

From the Mercury

Monday will be court day

J H Stewart will open the BrentBros turkey pen at this place nextweek and begin the slaughtering andshipping of turkeys

The ladies of the Christian Churchwill giye a Court Day dinner in thebasement of the church Monday Aliberal 8b are of patronage is solicited

The wedding of Mr Andrew Curtisand Miss Lucy daughter of Mrs MaryGeorge Harris is announced for the 24thmst at the Christian Church

A large party of our young folksabout tnty fiye couples took a rabbithunt in the Moorefield neighborhoodlast Friday and brought home nearly ahundred bunnies

Asa Stone who was in the Paris jailon a charge of wounding Ben Youngwas brought here last week and admit-ted

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to bail in the sum of 2500 MrYoung haB recovered sufficiently to beout

The marriaee of Mr Harvev Millerof Harrodsburg and Miss Edna EarleHutching8 of this city is announced iooccur on Nov 24th in the CarlisleChristian Church at 2 p m

The well boring committee reportedto the Council that they had sunk threewells 180 136 and 61 feet respectivelyat a cost of 42675 and the committeewas continued and ordered to finish thecontract now in hand and have the con-

tractor¬

to put the wells in proper shapereceive the pumps

Buck aod BillsBarber Shop

For first class work Three first classbarbers All work done strictly firsfcclass Next door to Bourbon Bank

4nov tf

Poor Grade ShoesAre poor in every rpspect mouey

wasters Our new stock of SchoolShoes cannot be made better and are

5 n Jmoney Havers xry ub anu see

- RION OLAS

PUT OUR NAMEOn your list when in need of Footwear Our ne

stock of Shoes is arriving daily which comprises all tnew shapes and tips better values than we have ebeen able to offer before

Our Childrens School Shoes have been selected withmuch care insuring both durability and comfort

Ask for school tablets fres for the little ones whenmaking your purchases

Davis Thomson Isgrig

DRESS GOODSMy importations for this Fall and Winter of Ladies and Chil ¬

drens Dress Goods exceed in cost of investment 10000 anv other pur-chase

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I ever made in this one line of goods With forty years experi-ence

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in Dry Goods business in Paris I saw it was to your and my in-terest

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to secure these goods under the low tariff consequently I invest-ed

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every available dollar I had in goods at low prices The newDingley tariff bill has already made and will when set fully at workmake all classes of Dry Goods fully double in price what they were un-der

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the Wilson or low tariff I have the advantage of this My goodftwere bought when cheap and it is my intention to hold them down along as a yard of them lasts If you want to save money in your pur ¬

chase this Fall and Winter come and see me and examine my srockand hear prices before you invest elsewhere

G TUCKER

1897 NEW HOOSIER WHEAT DRILLSBoth Shoe and Disk

Oldest and Most Reliable Built See them

For Sale loyJust received Car of the Celebrated

STEELE SKEIN BIRDSELL WAGONSCall and examine before you buy

0 EDWARDS

WE ARE ALWAYS AT ITAdding new lines cutting old price0 with a

store full of new Fair Goods to showLarge line of new Dress goods

strictly wool 25c a yardNovelties m Plain and Fancy

Dress gooas at 50c sold every whereelse for 75c to 1 per yard

Handsome line of Silks Velvetsand Braide of all descriptions fortrimmings

Penangs Pecalen and FancyOuting Cloths 5c 7c and 10c

Table Linens and Towels at oldprices notwithstanding tariff ad¬

vance of 20 per centNotions of all kinds and In

Dress linings we will save you 25con the dollar

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youFall Underwear for Ladies Gen-

tlemen and Childrenat naif the price

Blankets for 49c andall wool at 250 per Splen-did line led Comforts

Full line Hosiery one greetspecial being our Ladies and

full seamless at 10cWe are the only store in tofinr

that full line ZephrajBIce and fancy

We still sell 10 Pepperel sheering at and bleach-ed and unbleached at 5c

Family Portraits life size Free of charge

CONDONSF gXIOTJBIjS TJEIjOIiTa

WE HAYE EE0EIVED A SPLENDID ST00K IP

IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS

FOR FALL AND WINTEROur Prices are lower than any house in Central when

quality and style are considered We ask you to us calL

PINE TAILORSS E TIPTON Cutter

We are also agents for the celebrated Chas E Full line of samples

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while traveling down streetyour whom

you see wearing beuuti

fully laundered linen will

when you to inqui rwhose laundry they patronize

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