ITKMS KKOM THK ADVOCATE.
A. U. T. Smith sold to C. C.
of Hustonville, about 1.00 bushels
of wheat at SI per bushel.
Sherill' Bailey arrested Bob Lee and
I'd Nichols and took them to Louisville,
where they were wanted for the murder
of another negro.
Warren will very probably secure
the Green contingent. Norman's nomination
is not at all certain. Warren will
undoubtedly bo tho contesting candidate
and, it is hoped, the victor.
Mr. Frank McKinney, who has been
with Gentry .V Harris for Borne time,
succeeds Mr. Dau. Mahan at B. J. A T.
F. Durham's. Ilia place at tho Mode
Grocery will be occupied by Mr. Herbert
llommel.
Mr. Charles II . "Webb, formerly of
this city, and Miss Emily Hitchiugs, of
DeLand, Fla., were married on the 29th,
and are now "at home" at 1,739 Diversy
street, Chicago, 111. Charley now has n
good position aa proof reader on the Chicago
Daily Globe and his many friends
in Old Kentucky wish him and his bride
abundant prosperity.
FRIDAY. MAY 8. 1891.
HUSTONVIU.E. i
1
winter is in full blast and ,
the north wind is
not tempered to the1
shorn sheep. I
Dr. Iirown li.fi i... i t!.. t...
WaslungtonCityto attend the bewiun
oi tne Aiiiurican Medical Assoclon.
Altuu , .I.-o!.. r.. i . . . ...
C1K (laugnier ot Win. :
ujera, oiLasey county, died of
on the oth. Mr. Myers has
buried three grown daughters and n son-in-law
in lesa than two years.
-It appears that the hens of Clint
Jenkins' neighborhood
are developing n
remarkable fondness for kittens. Mrs.
uiisaeu a sitting hen from her
nest ami a search discovered her hover-!
mg a kitten. The kitten was removed,
and the linn
replaced on the nest, when I
she industriously resumed business..
