The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1886-08-27
Splinters From Pine Ridge.
Pine Ridge looss pnie IN the fnoe.

zine RluYs lOOGs pnle III the fhce.
There has been Lore sickness in This
community, this summer, than for many
years before, So say the Oldest settlers.
Our protracted meeting at Enon closed
out on Tuesday, having lasted four days
The rasnlt WAS MT as favorable MS !
would like to report, oaly one conver,
sion and accession. II There were any
other good feelings scattered. round, !
could hear no one complaining about
them. The meeting was conducted by
the pastor Chandler, assisted by
Messrs. Barnett aud Russell. On Suns
Iday Of the meeting Mr.. 10 Ootherns son
Fieldon, was attacked with Cerebio Spi.
nal Men ngitis from which he suffered
fearfully till Wednesday noon when
death game to the relief OF the youthful
sufferer. The backwinged messenger
| from over the river embodied little Field
en- in his icy embrace despite the tears
and sobs of family and friends. waited
him over the boistro us Jordan of Death
and safely iauded him in the shndes OF
the trees that skirt the river of Life
that flows eternlly near the walls of
the Cisv of Light where dwell the Holy
OAe and his angels, aud where Fieldens
Siiuied mother has awaited hls coming
for four years. Fielden is gone, we will
no more hear the CHEEKY voice, nor see
The bright smile Of youthful joy on his
boyish face. Farewell Fiellon, few
more days of trials and troubles aud
tlpse who mourn your loss here, will
cross the turhid water and we hope, Will
NIL be reunited iu one happy family aud
dwell where the Master is. Flelden WIS
inferred at the Thornhill graveyard.
Rv. Chandler giving sensible talk on
/ the subject matter Of death, showing III
his discourse that the christians death is
only an awakening into life of peace,
pnrity, aud perfeetlcn.
Since writing he abovs the grim mon
ster has again visited our neigh borhco.l
and this time claimed for his victim
| lilly Ball, dangh'er of Mr. Charley
Pb 1r,iiil. Si,e wa. nine Years If ase
au,i We know ffoI tie promises ma'3e to
the p,lra by tl'n who said "Suffes little
c'n!lr.'n +, c.,.u" nnto aIe and forbid
fhera 10. fr,r Of snci is The Kingdom OF
! Henyeu," that H. was there to accom-
puBg her through the iia,k valley of the
shnt.ow 4 ,les'h, inlo the spnny lund Of
sweet dchvsri,'ca. there To await the
coming OF those left behind.
Il merry has !,e,n very cose 10 the val
lev of the shadow. Tho inpr ssion was
f,r some time. ,hat Ptae r dgo wonl,l
hare somcibiagu lntlo uni of tie or
der Of common even q.
the idea ,h-a big Msdiic fnn-pa. wa,
entertained ~ som bnt ty ilie rr-
nittips efforts VI Dr. G .isrl,, supple.
mented by the CLOSE wa.chlDg aud care
fui nursing u the neisnoors abon' P,oe
Rldge, the NJ sonic runer,l. WA. iuda6,
4nitely postponed 81 mote 4 be tt,r {
| long lo7ss lime.
A marriage aas Jlst oc7urral ut Nj
Adam Bacola Mc s eve p.ics. from
Lawrence O.. mud Miss Msgs,e B cot,
were united ,u matrim NY by E,q
! Roevea.
| The ntte1da ols were, Miss Dora BIZ
cot Mr. West Elliott. Miss Garry Bs-
cot, Mr., Thomas Maxwell OomEen,
oa the appearance Of bride aud groom OF
attendants is uauec5As Try, sum 10 IT to suy
lhat tue brlJe was just as lovely as
,onid be. So also were the bridesmaids.
After the ceremony all repaired TO th>
diuiug room. where sunptious rrpast
was spread after dotng justice to tbs
vianda we returned AMI were soon tbrea:
lug the giddy mazss of the dance to tue
mellos toossol eofs music. Tais con- Ill
uet uutil nb ,ut Ia o'clock whea the as,
senbry dispersed all feeling better fol
baTlpg associated together for tl,eshor
space oi time EMERY
P. S. I am not iesitug well now, or
account Of the excessive use Of open toE
pie. chicken stew, cakes, c1ndies, eto
Have not hoard from West aud Tom
hope they are O. Z. E.