The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1886-09-10
OF GENERAL INTEREST.

In a Garden in Caledonia, N. Y,
bed of flowers has been laid out twenty
two feet long, to- represent huge
trout. The gills, fins and eyes are
represented by different colored flow
ers.
When a man builds cottage at q
watering place, and fails to rent it fRrIl
the summer at a few hundred dollAEH
more than the lot and structure COST l,
him. he thinks he has made d bad In
yestment.- .-No7Yistoun H8rdid.
One of Hon. Bison Williams In
dams IS known simply us Fiies-on-the-
Ceiling. The other half.of his name is
snnnosed TO be But t-hone-on-Me. Sew
erai of his family ard having fun with
the United States tropps in Arizona at
present.-Bufalo Egpress.
There is a lonesome place up Berk-
shire wav where lovers congregate in
too numerous numbers to suit the
owner of the place. The other day he
put UP sign bearing these suggestive
words: "No billing or cooing allowed
on these grounds. ''-Bridgeport Ne,0s.
-Barino Bros. the bankers, keep
S3o O0O. 600 in cash "ready for instant
nse., In travelling through this vain
world there is nothing quite so handy
as a nice snug little sum like that in Q
PERSONS trousers pocket, ready the
| moment you want to use it.-N. \.
| Mail.
Two heartless Young men of Plym-
| outh. Mass. recently saturated the
hair of a dog with kerosene and then
set fire to it, burning the poor animal
TO death. The Society for the Preven-
| ton of Cruelty to Animals took up the
matter, and the two brutes are now IN
the penitentiary.
An Auburn IN. w barber has
opened a LAWYERS office adjoining his
leather and frizzle em bum. There's
where Auburn differs from Springfield.
Here our LAWYERS have thorough
knowledge of the barber business and
do their shaving in the same shop
Springfield co.. Times.
"A commercial exchange in an arti-
Gle ON the oil market says ''there is a
temporary stiffening in fish oils.
That is rather surprising In the
weather which we are enjoying at the
present time we should naturally ex-
pect the liquefaction of all oils rather
than their sti1fcnlng.-BoSton ITd7e-
script.
Commas are sadly wanted in the
offices of some Paris as well as some
London papers. In the last published
instalment of feuilleton appears the
following passage: ..Raoul looked al
the beautiful girl. He admired hel
teeth and her hair black as ebony, hel
nose and her lips of bright red. LON
don Globe.
The defaulting Philadelphia treas
urer who left written confession O
his guilt in his desk when he ran away
: evidently did not write it for publica
ton, for the dispatches say he wrote
} on both sides of the paper. 1t wa
/ published, nevertheless. This show
! how inconsistent some newspapers are
} -SonesUiLLe Journal.
/ "A Texas Judge has decided tina
| when one man in chat State approache
: another with his hands in his pocket
it is an invitation to shoot. AVlrginl
Judge, OF happy memory, once decide
. that calling a man liar was equiya
lent to knocking him down, and h
could thereafter govern himself accorc
!, ingly.-Richmond State.
= II write to you all myself, / thin
e these words and then write them and
L love you. I.came last winter time tw
3 wears. Now the flowers grow VI
Some red and some yellow and til
), birds are so happy. think too of m
! home the birds must be happy and ye
) low. l like to see the BIRDS mere tne
make me think OF my nouns. .n-l1eeI =
q from lnGtaA 6oy at C@fttSee tro'l u
/ QtSGTIUt DcfUiUt.