The Magnolia gazette., 1889-11-30

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oa,n Mkt Door to AtkinsOn's store.
SPOKES ABOUT THE HUB.
Rangers Sale Monday.
10 to the concert tonight.
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nice shower fell Tuesday night.
Who was hedge-fenced- Sunday9
Mr.. john Jones is slowly recovering.
Mr.. John Hough has recovered from a
brief illness.
Mr. Esterbrook of Yazoo City, spent sun
day in town.
Read "Catharin e.Cole's Letter. which
appears on the first page
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The Gazettes Thanksgiving turkey did
not matcrialize.
The Board Of Supervisors will meet in
the court house Monday.
DR.. and rs. Wroten entertained few
friends at dinner Thursday.
lfyou want to build up and keep up
good business advertise in the Gazette.
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The big firm of Atkinson & hampton
Company sold 500 bales ofcotton Monday.
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Miss Myrtis Leblanc has returned from
delightful visit to friends in the Crescent
City.
Mr.. J. w Powell, prominent citizen
Of st Helena Parish, La.was in Magnolia,
Thursday evening.
Rev. B. 5. Rayncr viii preach sermon
appropriate to Thanksgiving Day in the
Methodist church Sunday.
Mr. Galvani's residence caught fire on
Friday night, but the flames were extin-
guishcd before any damage was done.
The Magnolia High School continues to
flourish. Ifyou have child to educate
you could not 80 better than send here
Passenger train. No was deayad three
hours Thursday by an accident down the
road about Kenncrvillc, 1t is usually on
time.
The Knights of Honor lodge will elect
officers for the ensuing year next Monday
night. All members are expected to be
present.
Dr. Wrotcn, street commissioner has
recently had new horse racks placed
around the beautiful oal, tree near the /.
G.. railroad.
Mr.. w. G. yaught informs us that the
next term of the Chancery Court will con-
yene on Thursday, Dec. 18th instead of
Monday, Dee 9th.
The streets Of Magnolia were crowded
Thursday as usual, with wagons loaded
with cotton, therefore Thanksgiving day
was not observed by our merchants.
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Mr.. p. G. Webb is now postmaster at
DiclSey, Amitc county, Mr.. }. b. Powell
having recently resigned the position and
removed to his farm near Gillsburg.
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Mr. L. Knapp and wife, of Los Angeles,
Cal, arrived Monday, and will spend n
while with his brother-in-law, Mr. c. +.
Pitts, before proceeding to New York.
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Capt. Boyd finished his tour.ofthe coun-
ty and will be in his Office every day till
the tax-gtthcring season is over. After
Dec. 18th, delinquents viii have to pay
damages.
The postol1ice 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 a more efficient and acconmo-
dating officer can not be found.
A new JcSVeler in Magnolia.
Mr. A. Willemot is located near Halls
and Kornrumpfs on the East Side lie
has worked S3 years in Europe and Amer
lea, and will guarantee all the watches
and clocks he repairs.
Mr.. Harrison Prescott, who lives three
miles east of this place, has n beautiful
iron grey colt, two years old, which meas
urcs fourteen and "A half hands high II
is well-proportioned, compactly built and
would do credit to almost any stock farm
in the country.
This has been an exceptionally gooi
crop year. Our correspondents in The
various portions of this county and th'
adjoining counties of Amite and Lincoln
report satisfactory yields of everything
planted except sugar cane; and the farm
ers have with few exceptions paid thei