What tobacco there i-: in this part of the
county i- mostly of a u'ood grade.
Elmville will hive a wedding in high
life shortly. Look out for card.
What few hogs there is in this part of the
county tor sale are Held at 1U per hundred.
Elmville is on a boom and goods ate so
cheap that it is almost to supply
the demand.
M. Frank Bridges sold his black saddle
marc, on the 2d to Dr. Lusby, Owen
county, for $13") cash.
Mr. J. T. Bridge bought, on the 2d, of
John Pettj, of Sulphur Lick Branch, one
milch cow at $'.io cash.
Miss Sallie Sharp, of Scott, a charming
Mi-, -pent several (lava last week with
Mis Sallie Wigginton near this place.
That wedding, which has heen talked of
fcI",ce 1M' V i "f1 !,st w'ek l(-v
,,,e nro" k'IloW Ht1"" ,llu '"''' "ctl,re'
Mr. Win. Watson, Sheriff of Owen coun
tv. bought one day Invt week of C B.
Barnes, of Scott, one hundred ewes al S3 per
head.
Married. Atthe bride's fnther's. in Owen
county, on the 2d inst.. Mr. James Baker
ami Mi's Leona Lucas. May joy ever attend
them.
Mrs Jennie Sinclair, Mr Harvie und
Mis- Mamie Sinclair spent lat Thursday
with the family of J. T.Reynolds in Minors-ville,
Scott county.
Mise Belle McCord and Bettie Wiggin-ton
and Joe Wiggiutou spent several dav
last week with fiieuds in and near Stumping
Ground, Scott county.
Mr. W. S. McCord and hi-, beautiful
daughter, Mios Azelia, spent several days
last weel; in Cincinnati, where Mr. W. S.
was buying his winter stock of goods.
Mr. James W. Bridges boughi on the
30th of October one cow and calf from Mr.
