The Magnolia gazette., 1880-01-23

SCHEDULE OF THE
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS & NEW ORLEANS R. R,
Trains passing Magnolia.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
M. l. l...-...-..........--.. b:l2 p. IN
No g. mixed ---..-..--...-----.-- l'Uf p. III
TRAINS GOING SOUTH,
No .. mail ........---------.--.- 4;Sl a. lh'
M a. mixed. cd...................... I:Ul p. M
Trains No. 8 and 4 will not run on Sunday.
W.P. MCKINLEY, Division Supt.
BE. BEE, Agent Magnolia.
Our town is remarkably healthy.
Now is a good time to advertise your
business.
Are you going down to Mardi Gras :?
"Oulay' for Rexl
The jackson Clarion has our thanks
for its daily visits.
Gen. Writ Adams returned from jack
son last Wednesday afternoon.
There will be divine service at the
Episcopal Church next Sunday.
Mr.. Rubson, the barber, removed from
this place to Liberty, one day last week.
Miss Mary Joyner, who had been alb
cent few days, returned last Saturday.
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The Honorable Board of Supervisors
will meet on the first monday in next
month.
We have beautiful moonlight nights
now-that is when no dark clouds OBJ
struct its silver rays.
We had slight change in the wealth
er yesterday morning, making the at
mosphere somewhat chilly.
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The new officers of the municipal
government have entered upon the dis
charge Of their respective duties.
The Circnt Court of Pike County will
convene on the third Monday in Feb
ruary, Bear this III mind.
We give our readers q synopsis Of the
proceedings of the Legislature in this
issue, and will continue to do SO during
the session.
Mr. John Fahey, the active and in
dustrious Section Boss, has had his
force at work on the road. bed here, and
haa made some desirable improvements.
The farmers throughout the county
are making active preparations for the
planting season. We hope they will
plant plenty of that from which the
"ssaff Of life" is prnduced-
Mr.. Ed. s. Conerly, formerly OF t1is
town but now of Ascension parish, La,
passed few days in our town this week.
Ho started home Wednesday morning
on the 4;34 train.
I Have you abandoned the ministry?"
said citizen OF our town, few days
ago to colored divine. Yes, sahl''
vas the prompt response, and added:
"Dar is no money dar now" u
II the young gentlemen of this place
want to dispel the mouotony of these
evenings, they ought to organize So
cial or literary club. The meetings
would doubtless be pleasant, and TINS
the time could be passed off agreeablv.
The schedule of the O., st. L. .&N. o.
Railroad has been changed. The ex-
press or mixed trains meet here now at
l;O7 p. M. The mail train going north,
passes here at G:12 p. m. The mail
train going south, passes here at 4;34
Q. m. Past this in your hat.
One morning not long since, we were
walking down street in company with
gentleman, and in our progress, we
passed another gentleman, and offered
him the usual salutation-good morn
ing He never noticed us; and the gen
ueman we were in company said: "He
was too stingy to say good morning"
We return thanks TO Capt. George 7.
TRACEY, for complimentary ticket to
the Masquerade Leap Year Hop, to be
given at the Lyceum Hall, in Summit,
on the 30sh inst. 1t will doubtless be a
grand affair, for Capt. Gracey is the
manager, and everything be gets up is a
brilliant success.
Mrs. Folsom and Mrs. Stratton were
crossing over the bridge at Travis Mill,
IN a buggy. last Tuesday, when the horse
".tatehed to the buggy became frghton-
ed at apile Of new lumber. and COM
menced backing, and finally precipitat-