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The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
GIBsONvILLE IN ASHES.
A Spark from the Planning Mill Destroys
$4,000 Worth of Property

On Thursday, the saw and planning mill
and dry house of Messrs. c. c. Gibson &
Son, situated three and half miles east
Of Magnolia, were destroyed by fire, en-
tailing loss of about 81 600, with no in
snrance.
A few weeks ago this entcrprising firm
purchased new boiler and other machin-
cry for their planning mill at cost Of
81, 200. They had put The same in place a
few days previous to the fire, and being
pushed to Till orders had neglected To but
spark arrester in the smoke stack.
About , o'clock Thursday afternoon,
while the fireman was using shavings for
fuel, a spark from the smoke stack of the
planning mill boiler fell on the roof Of the
dry honse, setting it ON fire. The wind
was high at the time, and carried the
angry flames directly to the mill house,
consuming both buildings in remarlla-
bly, short time.
All hands set to work with commenda-
bic energy TO save the contents of the
buildings. but the flames spread so rap
idly that they only saved the belts aud a
few pieces Of light machinery.
Besides the buildings and a lar q guam
tity of inc lumber, the engine, large siz-
ing planer and other valuable machinery
Were totally destroyed.
The fire is a great calamity, not only to
the owners of the property, hut to the en-
ployees who depended upon the wages
earned there for livelihood.
We sympathi2e with the Messrs. Gibson
4 SON, and hope they may soon be able
to repair their loss.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
HolmesvitIe.
VIC

The pastor of the Methodist church,
Rev. H. NJ. Ellis, filled his last appoint
ment ofthe Holmesyillc church. last sun
day He is much beloved by the people,
here, and We sincerely hope that the good
Bishop will give linn back to US next
year
Mrs, Il. w. Featherstun, wife Of our
honorable President, has two classes in
music, [vocal and instrumcnta) which
are making rapid progress. She is a lso
class. A visit to her art department could
not fail to please any lover Of the beauti-
full. She has quite an exquisite portrait
Of the baby Of Mr. Walter hampton. The
work cannot be excclled and the little
one looks az if ready 10 laugh Miss Jodic
OMara has also completed very large
and beautiful picture in pastel, which
is been admired by every one who see
it. The other art pupils are doing fine
work.
Miss May Briley Of Magnolia, was in
our town, last week. We wish she would
come oitencr.
Mr.. c. X. Forworth was III onr midst
Sunday. Wonder what brings him Il
Ilolmcsvillc so often!
Mr.. John Warner now occupies tic
Girling house.
Mr.. Murray Quin, son of DR.. L. NJ
Quin, left this morning for New Orleans
where he will study pharmacy under MIR
Girling. We wish him much success.
We hear of several families who Intent
moving to lIolmcsyille, soon for the pur
pose ofscnding their children to Kava
nangh; they couldn't find a better school
Come on, friends.
Death has again been in our midst
On last Friday al half past three o'clocl
our little village was startled by the sud
den death of Mrs. McCarley, mother Of ou
esteemed fellow townsmcn, Messrs join
and George McCarley. Her last word
were 81 am ready to go.n sympathiz,
with the bcreaved iamily.
/ RruppTFp
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Program

The next session Of the Sunday School
Convention for the southern district Of
the Bogue Chitto Baptist Association will
convene with the Silver Springs church
on the fifth Sunday Of December, 1889.
The following is the program:
l. Introductory sernon-Eld. /. Aman;
alternate, Ed. W B. Nixon.
2. Organization Of S. S. Convention.
3. Order Of business.
!. Essay from the Osyka SundaySchool
Subject: "What are the benefits to be de-
rived from S. S. Conventional
). Essay from Magnolia Sunday Schools;
subiect-"shonld any one but Christians
be teachersw
6. Essay By Silver Creek Sunday School;
subject-"Is it advisable to hold Union
Sunday schoolsF
Z. Essay by the Mt. Herman Sunday
School; subiect-''HOw often should Sun
day Schools meetfn
3. Essay by Nit. Zion Sunday School;
subject-''What plan will attain good
lessons in Sunday Schoolsp
8, Essay by Silver Springs Sunday
School; subiect-''wh plan win attain
regular attendancew
10. Essay by Bala Chitto Sunday
School; subiect-"Shonl the S. S. be un-
der the control and direction ofchurehf
IL, Dismission.
Respectfully Submitted,
o p AMAcKER,
G. w SIMMONS,
g ii YARNADo.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
Walkers BRIDGE.

You missed treat by not being at sill
yer Creek last Sunday. The sermon was
the very best.
The feather renovator is now in opera
tion. 1t is located at Mr. Sivons. Those
who wish TO have their beds made new
can call ON the proprietors at any time
and obtain prices etc.
The Academy will have an organ in a
few weeks then all the pupils will he
given vocal lessons daily This new iea-
ture will add no little to the entertain
ment of both pupils and teachers.
Prof Sartin, photographers is adyer-
tiscd to be here next Monday, Dec. 2nd.
Our friends at Tylertown speak well Of
the Professors work. He will be literally
patronized by the people at the bridge
Miss Theresa Lcggett, is teaching the
Oak Grove School, and is meeting with
success She has over twenty scholars
and more to come,
Mrs. Sandfcr intends going to Colmn-
bia in few days, where she will remain
for several weeks. Her friends wish her
a happy visit.
MIR. Sam Lewis and Miss Burnes were
married last Thursday, at high noon.
Mr.. j. NJ. Tate officiating. The family
and few friends constituted the guests.
Mr.. Lewis is an energetic young man and
will no doubt do well having the two
essentials of suecess-pluck and energy
The bride is an estimable lady from one
of the best families in the county and
she will make Mr. l.. wife that he or
anybody might be proud of.
1t has been suggested that some of our
enterprising citizens negotiate with Bill
Nye and have him write up our town,
describe its tsresOurces,land-its public men,
how they have fought bled and died for
the dear people. Tell of the northern
men who have settled here, how they
accumulated wealth on a few grape vines,
apple and peach trees and how others
have amassed fortunes on grasses, cows,
goats and other minor things. Even it
they should pay Mr.. Nye handsomely, it
would be a good investment for them.
Real estate would be on boom, imni-
| grants would pour in by the thousands,
for our community is noted for its beauti-
fnl scenery, its sparkling streams abounds
in fish, its forest with its varied foliage
is full Of game A fertile soil, industrious
and intelligent inhabitants. Education
ally and religiously it can not be sur
passed. These and many other advan-
tages portrayed by that great writer can
not fail to attract onr northern brother.
STENToR.
[If you will furnish the money, Bill
Nye viii be on hand.-ED1
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
TyIertown.

All Tylertown needs now is somebody to
'write us up Where is "Abbotsfordp
The latest novelty of this place is the
new Elliott telephone. reaching from
Hampton Bros. store TO their mill, half a
mile distant. 1t works so nicely that |.
w. hampton & Bro, of Columbia, have
put in an order for one to reach from
their dwellings to the store.
/. Mcdonald, farmer of almost phe-
nomenal enterprise and ability, living
only six miles from this place, has made
a fair test, this year, Of the productive
powers ofour pine lands He will get
seventy-fiye or eighty bales of cotton on
his place, which, few years ago, was
nothing but abandoned old fields and
s'pine hills" Nine bales of this cotton
were raised Oh six-acre field.
The travelling photographer, Mr.. w. A.
Sartin, has been making, of late, some
choice photos of residences, Institute,
Faculty and students.
w. W. Dickey, d. d. s., is now tempo
rarily stationed here for professional du-
ty and we might add, Judging from the
smiles Of the effeminate (Profs.) furnish
ing a panacea for two ailments, which
threaten the human physiology.
Report has it that the present admins
traticn has decided to place Mr.. Jesse
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Ball in charge of our post office. This Il
q good selection. \ more ohliging gen
tlemen could not have been found, yet We
feel sure the administrator could not
have done it for other than political
purpose. Mr. l.. L. Hampton and Depu-
~ W. J. Conrrly have been ever prompt
and courteous in the fulfllmcnt of the du-
ties pertaining to the Office, and as re-
suit, viii retire. carrying with them the
hest wishes Of those whom they have
served.
The Institute observed the 2sth with
appropriate services being the Nation-
al Holiday
Examinations Of the advanced classes
are being held, resulting quite satisfacto-
~ to both students and faculty. We are
glad to note this for it indicates good,
classical and thorough drilling.
samples showing the progress Of Miss
Carrie Bacots art class, are attract
ing much attention a description being
impossible, we will be pleased to have
the public call All visitors welcomed AZ
the Institute and carefully shown around.
A spelling bee for Improvement III
the art which its namc 50 clearly indi-
Gates, viii be given in the Institute Hall,
on the evening of the 9th. Two prizes
will be awarded; mn elegant one TO the
hest spcller. and Il 'hoohy" to the one
first to miss A fee of five cents bcgcts
the privilcdge to any one Of the Caucas-
ian persuasion to compete. Special rules
adopted by the founders Of our organiza-
tion, viii be observed. that an important
test may be given to all competitors.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
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Nnllre for Pnblicat ol.

Land o.hrs it Jackson, iIl -. My 80 1889.
Nulice is hereby gwen taat tho following
named srttiur has iiled H"tice nf iiis ntcntlon
"a uutkr Iin,d prput IA snppprt ut iis claim.
and that said pr0ni Will b. made before the
Judge or iu hs absence, Citcnit Clerk AZ
Masnoiri. Miss, ol January u. l5sJ, VIZ;
GnlifBrd SimnnnS I'D entry NJ. iJ0i for
tile a ~ 1 sec2 I 30 Il.
lle names the lniiuWing witnesses tD prove
his continuous resideure upon. and cultiya'
ioa 81. said baud, va
g simmul-. ) j Elizey, Charles VIII
hlu-, Jr-sr lhpmas, aii OF u-9ka +. w.
on Il. G. KERR. Regiater.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

1t will be noticed that the Leader has
been for the past two years, advertising
for the Capital Commercial College, of
Jackson, Miss. In our dealings with Prof.
Wyatt we have found him to be gentle
man in every respect, and we take oceas-
ion to say, that from all we know and
can learn Of his excellent College, we can
not see the necessity Of any Of our boys in
Clay county, going out of the State to get
a commercial education. All things being
equal, Mississippians should patronize Mis-
sissippi institutions, and certainly the
jackson Commercial College is equal to
any.-Clsy Co. Leader.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
WHAT ONE DOLLAR
WILL buy
At BRILEYS.

/ pair full stock y. $. brogan, 81.
ladies lace lined shoe, ST.
:" e glove grain bottom shoe, 81.
boys full stock br1gan, 81
" boys ana girls school shoe button,
II to ?, 81
is ytls good round thread, checks and
stripes, 81
9 doz sp6ols Coats thread, 81
20 yds good calico, 81
II I" heavy brown domestic, II
il " fancy ginghams, 8
10 "2l inch Pacific all wool filling
cashmcres, 81
boys good wool hats, 81
gents Texas hat, 81
8 pr heavy, seamless, half hose, 81
~. ladies cOloTed hose, 81
2lO paper hair pins, 81
% paper brass pins, 81
81 lbs. extra Fancy Flour, ~
q " good new rice, 81
I3 81 lbs yellow clarified sugar, 81
12l-2 " e X Bacon, 81
/ ten lb bucket pure leaf lard, 81
4 lbs fine gun powder, 81
Is " St. Louis shot, 81
20 boxes water proof caps, 81
81 lbs washing soap, 81
Come on wild your silver sl.00.
GEO. c. BRILEY.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Having a few moments leisure Monday,
we walked into the new store of Mr. ST.
mon Calm on rail road avenue. The car
penters had just finished the counters and
shelves, and the room certainly presented
a fine appearance. The work was done
by Messrs. f. ]. Seofeld and John Rabb,
who have recently formed partnership
and are now prepared to execute all work
entrusted to them with neatness and mis-
patch. Mr.. Scofield is a fine brick-mason
and, therefore, this firm is able to build
every part about house. That they will
do itquick and in skillful manner, goes
without the saying.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
Notice for Publication.

La d Onice at jackson Miss, NOy. l6 1897.
Notice is hereby given That the ioliowinh-
tiicd Tier has iiicU nnticeo ~ hr irtehtion
All that snil pruOf ~ he made before tho
Jnilee on IL ii- absence ihs CucHlt Clerk vt
Magnolia, NJ 49,. on December 81 1881 VIZ
L,brrty + Ma.rc, lid g. rs M. l25A or tio
D, uel and ~ sec - anu swt sw3 ses II, l.
y r., II L.
u, names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence uiiun,and cultivation
OF said lHnd viz
Ch,rir, McMnuus. Morgan Wools. Hmghie
RAals, james Blackwell, ol T5lcftOwn- 7, y
6 Il. G. KERR. Register.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

On Tuesday, we received a package of
nice cake with the compliments of our
young friends, Misses Edith and Ethel
Lenoir, the beautiful twin daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Lcnoir, who on that
day celebrated the seventh anniversary
of their birth. We thank them very much
for the kind remembrance, and sincerely
hope that they may live to enjoy many
more birthdays.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
Fstray Notices.

ONE PALE RED OK, modhm size, about
SIX NeHrsuld marked with swrllow fork aud
under lit il iight ~ and erup 10 left ear.
Appraised at il5 BY Levi Boyd and Joseph
juthrrn.
Tue above dosciihed cstrny wns taken mp
BY Winston Dauaway 10 District No 8 Octo-
hor ~. lS - aud striNed hy him ueiore A
Wilkinson, q .in,ticr Of the Pca,cwi hin and
for piKu Comfy, Miss. October ~ lsSj
the owner IS requested to cone for-
ward, prove properly, ply charges and
take said estraysaway or iheywll O1 dealt
with Az The law dliects.
D. VI llUFF.
t,nr,Ynr4.u ~ a Mini, g,,,,cr
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Appointment

This is to certify that DIR. r. T. Hart Of
McComb City, is hereby commissioned to
solicit subscriptions to the capital stock
of the Alliance Bagging Manufacturing
Co., and is hereby recommended to the
brotherhood throughout Pike and Amite
counties. J. i, SEXTON,
Member Board of Directors Alliance
Manufacturing Co,
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
A Fraud--Don't Patronlze It.


French's great railroad shows, hippo
drome and mcnagerie, eight funny clowns,
unparallcd Heterogeneous array of pre-
eminent performances, ,dens of wild beasts,
etc, seems to have dwindlcd down to a
frst-rlass fraud. We don't say that Mr..
French hasn't got the biggest and hest
show in the world, but we do say if he
has, he didn't bring it to WinOna. There
should be law in every state compelling
shows to exhibit everything they adver-
tise, and for failure to do so they should
be prosecuted for obtaining money under
false pretcnses.-[Winona Advance.
This show is advertised to exhibit next
week in McComb City and OsylSa. If il
is as bad as represented in the foregoing
paragraph, it is unworthy of patronage,
and we hope its proprietor will not get q
cent of money from the good people ofthis
county. Do not patronize it.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Mr.. Harrison Prescott, who lives three
miles east of this place, has a beautiful
iron-grey colt, years old, which meas
urcs fourteen and half hands high. 1t
is well-proportioned compactly built and
would do credit to almost any stock farm
in the cnIIntrv
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

This has been an exceptionally good
crop year. Onr correspondents in the
various portions of this county and the
adjoining counties of Amite and Lincoln,
report satisfactory yields of everything
planted except sugar cane; and the farm
ers have with few exceptions paid their
accounts and are beginning to make
ready for another prosperous year.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Anew JcSveler in Magnolia.
Mr.. A. Willemot is located near Halls
and Kornrumpf's on the East Side. lie
has worked 80 years in Europe and Amer
lea, and will guarantee all the watches
and clocks he repairs.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. j. LoCH.
slraYed or Stolen.

From my premises, near OsA ka,
on March ~, 1889, One Dun Mare
about 3 years old, black name and
taii-tail very long.
Amy information leading to her
recovery, will be literally reward
ed. a. j. HUGHES,
Nov23,4t Osyka, Miss.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
CARD or THANKS.

We desire to express our thanks to
those who laborcd so strenuously in try
ing to save our mill property from fire,
ON the 2Sth inst.
c. c. gibson & SoN.
Nov. 20, 's9.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Mrs. Gale, wife of Rev. r. S. Gale, pas
tor Of Adams and Muddy Springs church.
es, died Monday. Her remains were car
ried to Wesson for interment. She was
noble, Christian woman, and will be sad
ly missed by all who knew her.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
REPORTER.
simmonsyiIle.

As the holidays are drawing near and
we see communications from every point
in our county, we viii give few dots to
inform the people that Simmcnsyille is at
the same place and in statu quo. Our
merchants are paying New Orleans prices
for cotton and are selling goods 50 cheap
that customers often wonder where they
found them: Now we have no steam cars
like the railroad towns and no steam
boats like Walkers Bridge, but We have a
splendid public school with that intelli-
gent and consecrated lady Miss Eloise
Wroten as teacher and who il doing great
good in our community.
We are going to organize Sabbath
School next Sunday and will have a
Christmas tree and nice entertainment
on the night of the 2lth of December.
We learn with regret that the Iron
Bridge has lost its monkey and chief
musician lie La wing fled to the junglcs OF
Louisiana. We have three or four ml-
sicians who are permanently located in
our village and feel safe in saying that
we can compete with any locality in the
way of nice entertainments.
The farmers in this section are iubilant
over the yield of their crops. They are
all coming ont ahead this year, and will
enterupon the next years work unl.r the
most favorable circumstances.
A. LA MODE.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
Noticc ior PnbIlcatlon.

Land Office AZ jackson, Misa., Nov, 1889.
,nt,cs il her, by gwen that the following
,,,,,rd settlcr Has iiied hutioe vi his ihtentiUn
to make fuul prpni 10 rupp"lt of lis claim,
ma that said piuof viii b. made before
ihs Judge 90 Ia iis absence A. +. sparkniaa
Circuit Cierk 1T aiaguOlia Miss uh Drermber
n iS-g. via. nrnty JUhnson, ~: eniry No,
l50tg ID, lie wlnMI aid See ). = III, Sac. 6
TIN. H. W,
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove
M 4 continuous residence upon, aud cuItiTa
ton oi said land VIZ;
ID ii Found. Eplniam Turner. Peter Sta
lnss. JurLup Hunt an u Magnolia 7, o.
Pike county. Miss.
nov 2 ~ X Z. kRh' hrsister.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Mr, V, L, Tyler, postmaster of Brook
haven, who was accidentally shot last
week by Mr.. r. W. MeNair, sheriff Of
Lincoln county died, Wednesday,
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

The postoflice was closed after o'clock,
n. M, Thursday, on account OF Thanks
giving day. Our town is blessed with
the services Of Judge Stafford as post
master and more efficient and aecommo-
dating officer cnn not be found.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

We welcome alr. Thos. Lard and family
and Mr.. Peter Garner and family,ro Mag
nolia, and hope they viii succeed and be
happy in their new home.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Mr. Galvani's residence caught fire on
Friday night, hut the flames were extin-
guishcd before any damage was done.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
Dir. w. w. DICKEY,
OnIce N WlllIana, IIotcI.

N77'IVV NJ 'ITI1'1'11' TIVE'Tf
Filling aud Treating nl Diseased freth and
Extracting u Speciality.
Teeth inserted without plates aud ext ft''.
Il withnut pam by the nsr If nitrous oxide
as and hY other aupythetics.
Makes speciality Of inserting teeth On
old silver nd aluminium pldtos, Al the
most reasonable puce
iV- ind upper aud lower sct Of Artificial
teeth un plates lUr sl7"0
All wurk strictly warranted.
will mike vists to all parts oi c0nntrv
aud /" lawns when requested to d0so
OrtnhpI % 1879
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Passenger train. No was delayad three
hours Thursday by an accident down the
road about Kenncwillc, 1t is usually on
time.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

The Magnolia High school continues to
flourish. Ifyou have child to educate
you could not 80 better than send here.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

The Knights of Honor lodge will elect
officers for the ensuing year next Monday
night. All members ere expected to be
present.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Rev. B. 5. Rayncr win preach a sermon
appropriate to Thanksgiving Day in the
Methodist church Sunday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
Cash Favors.

OIr thanks are due and are hereby ex-
tended to the following-named patrons
for cash fnynrs:
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30
NOTICE.

l viii visit Tyleriown On Nov. IS. aud
will remain there and IN the surrounding
country, nnui Dec. i. will be pisassd
TO wait nron al that wish my Ae..
vices. DR.. W. W. DIcKkr.
Nagqolln, MISS.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

DR.. Wrotcn, street commissioner, has
recently had new horse racks placed
around the beautiful oak tree near the /.
q. railroad.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Mr.. J. w Powell Il prominent citizcn
Of st Helena Parish, La.was in Magnolia,
Thursday evening.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Capt Boyd finished his tour.of the coun-
ty and will be in his Office every day till
the tax-g1thcring season is over. After
Dec. 18th, delinquents viii have to pay
damages.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Miss Myrtis Leblanc has returned from
4 delightful visit to friends in the Crescent
City.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Mr.. W. 9. yaught informs us that the
next term of the Chancery Court will con
yene on Thursday, Dec. 18th, instead of
Monday, Dee. 9th.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

you want to build up and keep up a
good business, advertise in the Gazette.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Dr. and rs. Wroten entertained few
friends at dinner Thursday
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Read "Catharin e. Coles Letter." which
appears on the first page.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

The Gazette's Thanksgiving turkey did
not matcrialize.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

A Teachers Institute viii be held in the
conrt house, to-day.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

The Board Of Supervisors will meet in
the court house Monday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Mr.. p. Q. Webb is now postmaster Mt
DiclSey, Amitc county, Mr.. J. B. Powell
having recently resigned the position and
removed to his farm near Gillsburg.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Mr. Esterbrook of Yazoo City, spent sun
day in town.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Mr.. l.. Knapp and wife, Of Los Angeles,
Cal, arrived Monday, and will spend n
while with his brother-in-law, Mr.. G. f..
Pitts before proceeding to New York.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

The big firm of Atkinson & hampton
Company sold 500 bales ofcotton Monday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Mr.. John Hough has recovered from a
brief illness.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

The streets Of Magnolia were crowded
Thursday as usual, with wagons loaded
with cotton, therefore Thanksgiving day
was not observed by our merchants.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Mr.. john Jones is slowly recovering.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

will close out my picture business at
Magnolia, on the 18th of December. Mr..
Angevinc, a fine artist from Chicago, il
now with me. w. I. Brooks,
Photographer
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

A nice shower fell Tuesday night,
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Who was hedge-fenced-in, sunday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

Rangers Sale Monday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30


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