The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-23

MAGNOLIA GAzETT E
oa,,: N,xs 0oor to Askinsoi's store.
sPoKBS ABOUT THE HUB,
Tie Building AMI Loan Association has
come to stay.
Put your Christmas advertisements in
the Gazette.
Mrs. w. c. vaught returned from Cow
ington. La, Saturday night.
Keep your ears open for wedding bells
as l.. and II. are on the carpet.
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Mr.. A. J. Hughes advertises for an
estray mare this week. Read it.
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Miss Mae Wright who was quite sick
last week, is now much improved.
Mrs. r. P. Moore returned Wednesday
night from visit to friends in Wcsson.
Rev. S. w. sibley will preach in the
Baptist church, Sunday, at usual hours.
Rev. c. A. Mum will preach in the
Preshy yterian church Mt 4 o'clock, Sunday
afternoon.
Several young gentlemen went sere-
nading Tuesday night. Their songs We're
highly complimented.
If you wish to read "Catharine Cole's'
letters, buy Sundays Picayune, or sub
scribe for the weekly.
Capt. A. A. Boyd is busily engaged col
lecting taxes. Remember his appoint
ments and endeavor to meet him.
Capt John S. Lamkin is teaching the
public term Of the Spears school He is
learned gentlemen and a good teacher.
We welcome Mr.. $. Calm and family as
permanent residents Of Magnolia, and .
hope they will like onr town and its no
ble people.
DIR. w. w. DiclSey is ubscnt on pro-
fessional visit to Tylertown. His pa
tients here may expect him to return the
first week in December.
Our editor is now at home with his |
mother, under his own root, having re-
Gently purchased the cosey seven-room
cottage, corner of Laurel and Cherry
streets.
Mr.. r. L. Price, of Terry, who has been
attending the Magnolia High School be-
came al, last week, and returned home
We hope he will soon be able to resume
his studies.
Tim nl ,f Il. I IL,
appears in this issue. We recently had
him to do some work for us and cheer
fully recommend him to to all who may
desire any work done in his line.
Mr.. Geo. G. Gibson fell from pile of
lumber, while experimenting the loading
of some cars, Monday, and struck his head
against the railroad iron, intlicting u
painful wound in the forehead.
Rev. A. +. Watkins, of Brookhaven,
one Of the most gifted preachers in the
Mississippi Conference, preached two
splendid sermons in the Methodist church
last Sunday, which wore highly appre-
ciatcd.
The Magnolia Minstrel Club will give
an entertainment in the court house Fri
day night, 29th inst, for the benefit of the
High school. A grand time is in store
for all who attend and we trust they will
be literally patronized.
Master Logan Sparliman has been saw
ing his small earnings for several months
and recently purchased pretty express
wagon and pair of goats. He has mic,
set Of harness, and as his goats work well
he is now the happiest boy in town.
We had the pleasure ofmeeting Mr.. n
P. Bonney, of the Summit Sentinel, ant
Mr.. r. B. May, Of the Mississippi Enter
prise, in town, Monday. They both lool
well, and MS they have plenty of adver
tisemcnts, we presume both are making
money.
A correspondent says: The effort o
which 50 much has been talked of th
union of the two Baptist churches a
Osyka, came to sudden griet on Sunda
last, by the lst Church tabling, withou
debate, the proposition of compromis
sent there by the Second church.
Rev. J. II. Lane, formerly pastor Of til
Baptist church, paid ms a visit, this week
lie has iust finished the theologics
course at the Baptist Seminary, in Louis
vile, KY, and accepted the care of tn
churches at Osyka and Amite City, ,whic
with East Fork church, will occupy a
his TINA uevt vaar Ha will tnala Ia