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The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

A convict cut. Tint is the new name
or Ford BIOS. cut prices, because like
thc convlct's hair, they are cut 50 close.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Mrs. Mayue, Of Paris, Tenn, is
paying a pleasant visit to her sister,
Mss. w. @. Vuught, aud family.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Religious services at tie Episcopal
church next Sunday at IL a. m, Rev.
Go. l.. Nerde. tfiiciaiing.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

DR.. 3. F. Holmes has decided ~
locate at CeutreviIle, for the practice
Of medicine. He is a model young
gentleman aud we WISH hlm sncccss ip
his new home.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Mr.. A. T, Guy, brought load d
ni,e wool to town tile other day aud let'
portion Of tue proceeds from its sal,
with us. for the GAZETTE.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

" hlt is tae matter with the Metlo
disl corgregaiioL2 The bell seems 10
be sick, it has not been GU duty fui
Some time past.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

The Board Of Supervisors were iu
session only Que day thus term, but
Transacted i great deaf Of business.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

3.B. Joyrer's Fiavorug ExtracIs,
win please you in aroma, strength aud
ptice
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Mr. IL s. Speucer sklIlfn! photo
Rrapher viii be In Magnolia Oh 18Th
inst All who wish work in his iins are
ibsited to call ou him as be will remain
'bnt a few days
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Ii you don't buy your goods until
you eau beat Fond Bros. low prices,
yor are in for life-Iobg wait.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

just received anutaer shipment oi
Wankesha Creamery aud Dairy Batter
At 25, 80 and 50 cents per pound
--at i. O. KornrumpPs.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Rev. @. A. Mum, Will preach 10 tie
Ptetl ytelian church, Sunday afternoon
ai /, o'clock.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

''Don't give it away. but sell it
rhepp." Ford Bros. odvice TO lkeir
rltrks, about the new stock.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11
Proceedings CT Pike County Democratic
Executive Committee.
MAaNoLIA. Aprll 3l. laql.

AZ HANNN~ANf thfAi W. i'i#''s
Pursuant 10 The call of the Charlnpn.
tie Democratic Executive COMMITTED pf
Pike county met bis day IN the Ccuu
House, ut Magnolia.
The Chairman, 4. W. JAMES, called
TIE meeting to order.
On calling the roll, the following
me,nbers answered to their NAMES, to
vat:
T. W. Jamos, McComb, Present.
DR.. A. S. 5 nitj. Simmons, "
+. ". Cutrer, Krlly'e,
l.. l.. hampton, Tyleriown,
Ga motion, ". A. Elsley was accept
ed as proxs for j. B. Slelbergrr aud
y. y. Yaughi MS proxy for Chas.
Meudelson.
w. Q. Vaught waa requested u aci
Secretary pro tenn.
The following resolutions were Offered
and adOpiod
1st. That the Democratic voters o
Pike county. assemble at thels respec,
tive precincts on Saturday, May Is,
1899, at 3 p. IA. except McOomb Cuy
10 inaetal ) .. IN. 10 elect delegates To /
County HemOcraiic Convention which
is hershy called 10 meet at The Onur
House III Mlguoliu, on Saturday, Ma,
2jih, 1889, at II M. for the following
naped pnrpOsee, TO wit;
To elect delegates to the Stat
Nominating Convention
TO elect delegates to the Floioria
/ Convention;
10 decide upoa the method af nom.
mating candidates for county clllceis;
To resoiganize the Executive Com
miifee aud for tho transaction Of aucl
other business as may comu before lh
Convention.
2nd. That each precinct shall be enti
tied to the following representation Il
said Convention, based upon HE Demo
cratic yJte lor Piemdeutml Eiecior
1888, to-wil:
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Something seldom seer, haudsomer
goods than those displayed at Ford
BROS.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

MI. Thos. Barr, formerly Of this
county. who has been residing in Texas
for some time, returned 10 Pike
last week, ald is visiting relatives here
and at Holmesyille.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Our thanks are due snl are hereby
extended TO the following named
patrons for cash fayors:
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

& Fifty .six teachers wete examined by
Snpt. Matthews. III the Court House,
Saturday. They all applied for first
RrGde certificates except two.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

3rJ. TINT each Vlco- President post
notices OF lhe time aud placs of the
meeting Of the voters III Their respective
precincts.
On motion, The newrpapers OF the
county were requested 10 publish the
proceedings OF this meeting weekly,
nuiiI the day OF the Convention.
Tho meeting then adjonrned.
L. W. JAMES,
W. O. VAU1Hr, Chairman.
Secretary pro ten.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Some, who are PASSING their fist
s'fisa season. IN our town, complain
cminously
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

UmhreIln found, whichi owner can
have BY ealing at this flee.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11
BELLEVUE

This valuable property 70 elgibly situated
commands a trout Wow 0f I. G. X X indf-
dent n. Il. 10 ana Snuth. Whole sauare hid
rretiOn oyer. For n9alth unsurpassed
A. T. IA9ROIE,
Nagaain. Pike county, Aiss'
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Fun vnulds cuts hluiscs burns OF srald
use Dr. Tichcnors Aniispectio.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Preaching at the Baptist church
nt xi Sunday, by The pastor.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

We pr, fonndy sympathise With Mr..
zeb. Dickey aud his wife, in the loss
Of their little daughter, Dot. Sue was
bright, beautiful md lovely little giri,
aged ten years. one month and twenty.
seven days. Dot was ilolized 10y more
households than that Of her loving par
cuts. She died on Tnarsday, May 2ud
1889, ani was beautifully Land to rest
the following day, IN the old family
grave yard. amidst lowers aud toars.
The funeral service was conducted by
Rey q. s. Rlynsr. We would comfort
the grief stricken pafenti with The
thought that Dot il With Him, who
said, Suffer little children to come untu
sre and forbid them not, for of such is
the kingdom OF GOD.
i takn these little lambs, said nc,
Aud lay them on my breast
Protection they Shalt ind in me.
In me be evvr blest."
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To THE EDIT R--P,ease Inform your
readers that [ have Il positive remedy
for the above named dlsease. BY its
timsly use thousands Of hnpeless cases
have been permanently cured. shall
be glad to send twn BOTTLES Of my reme-
dy FREE TO Auy Of yoHr headers who
have consumption if lhey will send me
their express aud post office address.
Respectfully,
~ S.l ,,,,r, :. ~ 1ot t)..a.i "a NJ v
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Fer Drugs 90 TO S. b. Jovusr:
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

ii you need paiut brush so.os.B joy
ners.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

An entertainment. will be given by
the Sunbeam Society, Of tie Baptist
Qhuich. OF Friday night, 10Th inst. at
the coart house. Admission, 10 cents;
children, 10 cents. Refreehments will
De served. All are invited to attend.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Not come to stay, those new goods
at Ford Bros.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

rAe town lamp is . good thing.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Ordered, that The contract Tor repair- :
ing bridge on Silver Greek, near
SmlthDnrg. be let out to the lowest re-
upousible bidder. on monday The 3ra.
day Of June 1889.
Ordered. that the Board do now ad !.
iourn. until the Let monday IN June
1889, Jso. W. GATLrS, President.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

sPoKES ABOUT THE HUB.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11
FOR SALE.

OLD FINCH rLACE, miles from
Mct;omb un iloImesylile road ~ acres IL
track, ~ or 30 acres ~ cnitiyaiipn: hniiee
with fsur large rooms aud lyrge barn p by
40 feet n well aud gO0t water ~ tbe house.
Cash lDr 500 O0
Anpiy 10 " 3. MOUNT.
dpr20 I'm. McComb CITY, Mss.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

IKE people ui our town would no
doubt be surprised as well as pleased,
xhonld they visit the Dental Room Of
Dr. G. w. Robinson, over the store
u Williams & Elliott. he has all the
3aiest improvements, and lis Office is
~ model Of cleanliness and 10 doubt the
Best in South MisSlsslppI.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-05-11

Rev. B. $ Rayner. assisted By Rev. s
a. D. Aaders aud n. J. Roberfs, will
Begin series Of revival meetings At
McComb CITY. nvxs Sunday. lev :
Auders anl Roberts are noted reyivaisis.
Revival soags;ers a'e also expected TO
Sc present. A succssziH: meeting is
SOL ufidensly looked tor. All corae-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17

day. The afternoon was spent in driving on
the Canadian side of the river, the whole par
ty bringing up at the Clifton House at 6
o 'clock A banquet was given in honor of
the guests by Hon. Erastus Wiman, aud
many informal speeches made.
The saying of Daniel Webster is recalled
as illustrating the trend of events and the
rapidity of the oranges going on in worldly
affairs. In speaking of Oregon he declared
that the region was so far off that it could
never be governed by the United States, and
a delegate to Congress could not reach
Washington until year after the expiration
of his term"
Certain nuns being summoned as witnesses
in Montreal court, made answer that they
were clustered nuns, aud a. such could not
appear in court without an order from !he
archbishop. This the archbishop has re-
fused to give. Counsel for the nuns claim
that to force them to appear in court would
be to interfere with rights granted the Cath
olics under the original treaties. The court
is considering the matter.
Andrew Carnegie. weary of waiting for
Pittsburg Councilmen to accept for the city
his offe. of 81 COG, 900 for free library. has
appointed a citizens committee of his own TO
select a suitable site, that he may buy ii ard
erect thereon at cost of $50 900 not only
a free library building, but one with quar-
tiers in it for Pittsburgs newly organized
academy of sciences. The building is to
eclipse anything of the kind in America ex-
cept the Smithsonian Institute.
Mrs. Hallam Tennyson, the daughter in
law of the poet. lives with her husbands
family, and has entire charge of the dairy
connected with the poets estate on the Isle
of Wight The milk and butter of this
dairy are in great demand, and bring a high
price. Ii is coincidence that the son in
law OF the laureate, James Russell Lowell.
Hon Edward Burnett has famous DAIRY at
Southboro, and the butter of Deerfoot farm
is as well known in the New York as in the
Boston markets.
The Commissioners of Castle Garden are
in constant receipt of letters asking the m TO
contract matrimonial alliances by proxy.
The latest comes from NJ . Neill, at Wells,
New. He describes himself as comely
man, IS years old, Irish by birth, earning
% per day on railroad, with small bal
ance of cash on hand lie wants South of
Ireland girl, about % years old, and he is
wiling to pay for outfit ami travelling ex
penses. and suggests that she go TO his aunt.
who lives in Massachusetts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17

The best Judges are predicting that the
Speakcrship OF the iiou-e Of Representa-
tivcs will come to Maine. "rhe friends of
Mr.. Reed, says the Washington cor
respondent of the Boston journal "arc
~ confident OF success as Mr. Reed il
himself understood to he. ouc of the
most enthusiastic Of the friends of Mr.
Red, who has been keeping very careful
watch of things Tor the last few weeks.
and who is active IN the interests of the
Maine candidate, states that in his opin
ion nothing can now happen to defeat Mr..
Reed. lie has made canvass of the votes
which he declares Mr. Reed Is certain to
receive on the first ballot In caucus. and
he says the result win show that
Mr.. Reed will receive the caucus nom
inatiou on that ballot. Assume
ing that all of the Congressman
from the new States will he Republican
there viii be l6s Republicans in the next
House of Representatives. The number
necessary to nominate in The Republican
friends claim that he will have ~ votes
on the first ballot, which Is more than Is
necessary for nomination. These ~
votes, II Is believed, will be distributed ~
follows: New England NJ, New York
II, Pennsylvania Is probably II, the
south II, Pacific Coast :. Kansas !, Ne
brssks /. Minnesota :. wiscous sin 5, total
%. Making all possible allowances
for the claims of rival candi
dates in the States named. this
gentleman insists that under no combine
ton OF circumstance can Mr., Reed fail to
receive Is votes on the first ballot. aud
that SO many votes on the first ballot
would be certain to nominate him on the
second Mr.. Reed also expects to have
great deal Of strength in Illinois. Ohio and
Michigan. after the candidates who will
be presented by those States shall fail to
demonstrate sufficient strength TO secure
the nomination, In other words, Mr.
Reeds friends are of the opinion that he
will be the second choice Of the support.
ers Of Cannon, Mckinley aud Burrows"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17

Passengers To witness the wonderful
sight. So~ electric lighting public and
private il an assured fnef and practical
reality all over the country. Over tn
table where we are writing, when night
fan comes On, we turn thumb-key and
10. brilliant light without match, oil or
ga, but from the force Of water coming
over kennetec dam, communicated over
wire 20 flexible you can tie knot in it,
and acting upon platinum burner
The era ashere'i in by the telegraph
WA wonderful era. IL transmitted
words over a magnetic wire with the
rapidity of thought. But IL ia a. nothing
Ia comparison with the trAnsmitter Of the
telephone Your friend speaks 70 you
through the table 81 the telephone aud
you recognize his voice and can talk
The spoken word goes upon the air and
we call it lost. H.. form and soaDd are
gone AID all l. silent. But bark. the
/ photograph, those portable MEMORIES
them forth At all times. Verify Mr.. I'd
ward Bethany. sketch, with the Eyes
shut. 10 Harper's Magazine for October
Ia not simply fsncifni picture Of what
may possibly ocrur, but in a little less
positiye way IL. imaginary incidents are
actuaiitie- u the times in which we are
now living.
/ Not many year. since people we're dis
c'i.-ing the possibility Of electricity a. a
motive power; and they were specializing
I 81 An age in the dim future when the
chained lightning Of the heavens con
rolled BY human brains and appliances,
would drive our railroad trains and be a
motive power for 10 tehnery. What do
xe zee to day street cars propelled by
this fluid now In snb-ervience to the will
Of man, and carrying along rapidly and
easily ear load after car LOAF Of people by
means Of little pulley running over a
Jingle wire. And IL for street ears, why
not for any kind Of cars, on any kind Of a
long distance railroad where steam ia nov
used As to driving machinery, come IN
10 the Journal pres.-room and see little
electric motor about a. large ~ busheI
basket, driving three mammoth presses
and many smaller ones. the power gen
Grating the vital -park" which Is carried
over little wire. being furnished by
kennebec dam.
tcrtiv IL 4. u,ptsrfut n h, tIyjnO now
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A man about thirty years Of age and evi.
denfly insane was arrested on the streets last
evening and lodged in the police station. In
answer to inquiries ne gave his name ~
William V. Gilman. and told a rambling
story OF his career. According to what he
says, though, Of course. no certain Deepen
dence can be placed in his story, he has been
an inmate at different times Of various jzils
and the State prison. lie says he set FIRE to
belfast jail about = year ago and escaped
from the Insane Asylum at Augusta about
two weeks Portland Argus, Oef IS.
Last evening the Journal telephoned the
Hospital in regard to the above. At that
ums Gilman was already In the keeping OF
the Hospital authorities. he having been
brought back FROM Portland on the afternoon
train. The story nat he told the Portland
omceh vas in most respects true. The
Hospital authorities on receiving the news
selesrsphed the city marshal Of Portland 70
bring the prisoner to Augusta. 1t would
sssm that Gilman after his two weeks liberty
concluded that the Hospital quarters vssnt
- bed after al,
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The proceeding. 81 the convention Of
Sunday school Representatives and work
ers Of the state which has been held In
this eity tor the past two days, and which
terminates this forenoon, have been char
acterized by much earnestnes-, eloquenee
and ability on the part Of the several
speakers, and by great interest aud profit
u every attendant The .eyerai meetings
have been addres1ed upon a variety
u subjects by eminent persons
of both s~xe. who have made the
work and methods or our sabbath school.
obiects u special study; and aside from
the large body 81 delegate. TO the eonvcn-
ton from all parts ~ the state, our city
people have manifested great interest In
the proceedings and have given their
presence and influence 10 the sHrcc-- Of
the convention. The work which the
convention has Ia hand IA grand one,
and 1t ia constantly Increasing IN influence
and power It were hard To -aF what the
cities and town. ~ our State would be
without the moral, refining. elesating IN
nueBee Of our sabbath schools upon chill
drrn and youth -those Who are to he the
future hope and struggle ~ the state and
nation. The work I. one that should have
the help and assistance OF every good
citizen regardless Of UNCONVENTIONAL bia.
or church utilization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17
improvements Ia tho Postal Service.

Public writer. and public journals talk
about sspostal reform" a. though the
afIairs Of the postal service were In very
bad way and sadly In need Of reformation,
when the facts are that no branch OF the
public servlee Il more carefully admins
tered, or its business conducted in a more
thorough, systematic and able manner
l.. a., ...t.s,.,,.x D.. ~. 500, 4. Ni..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17

The remark is often made by people
when In conversation on the marvellous
developments Of science and discovery at
the present day, and their applications to
the practical affairs Of life: II should like
to come back here in fifty years from now
and see the progress that has been made"
But do these people ever stop to realize
what wonderful age this is in which we
are now living, and to consider the mar
Vicious things that are occurring right
about US every day.
Eight or ten years ago scientific people
were considering the possibility Of cleo
trio lighting for towns and dwellings.
Down At Nantasket in Boston harbor the
beach Was being lighted by two immense
electric lights. aud steamers were running
down there, carrying thousands Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17

II is said there 10 . movement in our sister
city of Gardiner to abolish the Common
Council and leave all the affairs Of the city
to the care of the Mayor and Aldermen.
This plan WAS tried by Augusta few years
ago but it did not work at all satisfactorily
and after two or three years trial the Com
mon Council, was re.tored. We advise
Gardiner folks to go slow in abolishing the
lower branch"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17
An instance Of Longevity.

A widow, 20 years Of age, living in Texa.
has . cattle ranch with several hundred head
Of cattle upon it, which she takes care Of
personally. She is out in all weathers, and
is able 10 ride mustang at 4 full run. The
foregoing has been going the rounds of the
papers, and many comments have been made
- to the cause of her health and endurance
Ii is q very simple matter when It is kaown
that she is constantly supplied with Steele.
Little Bile Pills, which keep her liver in q
healthy condition, and indnce healthy cir
culAtion Of the blood. assuring her a good
appetite, good digestion and consequently
sound sleep. To be had OF J. MIXER and e
B. Murphy 4 Co, at rs CENTS a bottle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17

There is no remedy which can rival Ham
burg Figs for the cure of habitual con
stipation, indigestion. aud sick headache.
Their action is as prompt and efficient as
their taste is pleasant % cents Dose, Que
Fig. Mack Drug Co, N Y. For sale by
c. B. Murphy & J. NJ Mixer.
oct 5eodl " folrm
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An intelligent person when hurt will at
once procure bottle of Salvation Oil. 1t
is the best thing to cure swellings, burns, or
wounds. All druggists sell it at twenty five
cents bottle.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup should be kept
in every family. slight cough, if nm
checked. is often the forerunner of con
sumption. One dose of thi. wonderful
medicine has rescued many from the grave.
octIbiIt
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Man viPids to custom, az ne boss ia tstt
In all things ruled mind, body ,nd estate;
In pain, If Rheumatic. W. tor cure spp.'
Mensrd'. Rheumatic Bullet
The Attest and best remedv fl r-t +" tie
public i.- the cure Of Rbeumatism, and sil
Rheumst.c affections. They are compounded
with the greatest care BY experienced chen
lists, from the formula of An eminent trs net
Specialist in Rheumatic difficulties. and are
put out with entire faith in sheir dong al
that is claimed for them Fri e 81 90 per
bottle of J NJ. Mixer and c. Murphy, &
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II the ''Old Soldier Of the Third Army
Corps" who writes US concerning its part in
the battle of Gettysburg, and the part also
taken in that engagement by the Third
Maine, will write Us = letter over his own
name we should esteem it . favor. No name
is attached to his letter now on our table and
there are some points in it which we would
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17
Daily Kennsbee Journal
AuouS1A. THURSDAY, OCT. II. 1850.

Ne snsee vhassves vii be tskss Of unsigned
eoonuniessions. All sach viii b. pat into the
vasss bAskst unread.
THE JouKsAL cay vet BE HELD Kg.Poysf-
pty ron ruI FERMENTATION OR EETgKS ~
nkJEf,rED COMMUNICATIONS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17

1t is stated that among the 'ttings in Gen.
Sheridsn's diary was found this entry
DEG. 81. 1872. Unable to speak at caucus
last hight on accoun, of a sore throat
Found great relief in bottle Of Adamson's
Botanic Cough Balsam-
oct II .Jdeod 4 weov
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17

In the case Of the steamer Henry Morrison,
corning the registry of which vessel proceed
ings were had in the L. s. District Court, the
officials of the Treasury Department have
imposed fine of ave hundred dollars and
costs, bu, an appeal has been taken to the
Secretary for remission Of the fine. as there
was no intentional violation Of the customs
regulations in taking out the American regis
ter after rebuilding the vessel. The Norri-
son was formerly on the Augusta and Ken
nsbec Islands line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-17

Are you male miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shiluh's vitalizer is posi-
tive cure. For sale a, C. B Murphy's.
july l5d&wiwchwky
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no THE DEAF-A Pefson cured OF Deafness,
j and noises In the head Of q years. standing b.
. simple remedy, VII send description Of II FeKi
% any Per On Who applies to NICHOLSON, ~
MaeDou all Street, New York, g. q. 4.
euet11Rav&viy
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Pozzoni's Complexion Powder is universal
ly kaown and everywhere esteemed as the
only Powder tina, will improve the complex
ion. eradicate tan. freckles, and all skin
diseases. octI5dlv