Married. At this place, on Sumlav the
11th int Mr. Ike Smith and MUs Mnrv
Kenlro.
Miss Louisa Smith ha the whooping
cough very badly, and i hiiflering a gmit
deal lioin it.
The party given at Mr. Orlando Clnxon's
was lamely intended and greatly enjoyed by
the young people.
The pretty weather of last week gave Mr.
Jas. E. Caldwell a seveie attack of Spring
lever, but jie is improving slowly now.
Mr. Scott McQueen, while engaged in
clearing up n piece of ground, cut down 11
tree, which lell on his leg and came near
killing him. lie was improving at last accounts.
Mr. Alley Karsner sold his tobacco crop
to Messrs. Formau & Head tor ten and
twelve dollars and Mr. Lee Cardwell sold
his crop to Mr. E. M. Brannvell for nine
and four dollars.
Mr. Chnrlc Stevens, while burning a tobacco
bed a few days since, had his clothing
to take lire and came near being seriously
burned, but was saved by a bucket of
water being thrown upon iiiiniu time.
We regret to announce the death of Mr.
Win, Smitl.er, which took place on the 25th
of February. The remains were interred in
the hurrying ground at Mr, Geo W. True's,
the funeral being largely attended. He
leaves a wife and a child five months old to
mourn ;hie loss.
Mr. Jas li. Smith sold a roan mare to
Mr. Loony Claxoti for 610 cash; Mr. E. M.
Brum well' boiiiiht n cow Irom Smith lor $10
cash and sold her the next day to Mr. Tom
Clnxon for 00 cash; Mr. -las. Plummet'
bought a cow from Mr. 13. M. Bramwcll
for 00, on time.
