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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23
Of The COURTS,
The Chinese Gambling Case Tried
Before Judge Hunt Without
q Jury.
Robert Dixon, Burglar, Is SEN
tenced to Deer Lodge for
Four Years
: Deadly Woapnn Forfeits His
HALL of $500.

The Chinsse lottery case was called In this
diatrict court yesterday morning and heard
before Judge Hunt. The testimony showed
that tho Chinese sold for % cents a square
ticket containing eighty numbers; the pur-
chasers bet upon ten Of the numbers. The
number were thsn put in bowls and drawn
ont later In tho day. Ifsa certain number,
more than four, cnme ont that had been
GUESSED by the purchaser he won q certain
sum Of money; II less than four he lost. Ths
prosecuting witness. Jerry Hoyt. In this
osss lost, InformAtions were flsd against
the Cinnamon for dealing in lottery tlcksts.
The question TO be decided II whether the
game is within tho purvisw Of tho gambling
statue Or ono prohibited By the lottery Law
Of 1889. Both parties expressly waived Il
jury and the case Was tried to the court.
The defendant made . motion for tacquittsl
upon the ground that the game was not q
lottery. Judge Hunt reserved his ruling
until to-day. #A
Excluded From tho Opera House.
Mary Porter commenced suit in the dis
trict court Yesterday against Francis Pore.
through her attorney, I. j. Walsh. Mary
wants 81. 800 damages. she bases this claim
on alleged exclusion Of her person from
Ming's opera house at a matinee one Satur-
day sometime ago, no date being given.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23

Look at those handsome sapphirss at the H.
ena Jewelry Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23

Conn nercinl work with dispatch Mt the
independent job Rooms. p
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23

1t you want your job work done quickly
and neatly, patrOnize tho Independent Job
Rooms.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23

A few more baby carriages left at The Bee Hive
at s., 1928 and 50; being cheaper than Chicago
prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23

The Bee Hive has q large line Of decorate
bunting and flags at reasonable prices-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23

The ~prettiest silver ohatelaine watches IN the
state at the Helena Jewelry Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23

New ~veilings, ruchinRs and ribbons at The Bee
Nive at bedrock prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

We, have the lArgeat line Of ~ pphire and dia
mond monntinRs In the city. Helena Jewelry Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23
To- ight-A Night at the Circus.

Remember that The Bea Hive IL the leader Of
low prices and that they brook no competition.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23
Final Citizenship Papers.

The following persons were granted final
citizenship papers yesterday: John Eng
llsh, a native of Ireland; Joseph Eslick,
Joseph Gill, natives of England; Samuel S.
Singer. John II. Vein. natives OF Roumania;
Hugh Porter, Alex Milne. natives of Scot
land; L. ]. Fisher, a native of Nova SEQ.
tia; M. A. Brien, n native Of Canada. The
judges At the court house will hear applica-
lions for final papers at 10 a. M. sach day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23

, Independent Job Rooms make . spo-
Gtalty Of law bri8ta.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23

Big line OF ladies' and children's hosiery I o
Hee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23
GO to The Bee Hive for ono of their silk u,n.
brellas, only 81. SO.

Everything In the line of job printing al
the INDEPENDENT job Rooms,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23
Closing out sAla Of summer goods 1t The Bee
Hive. Summer goods Of al kinds must 60.

O~dontundsr. applied TO the gums for
pAlnless extraction Of teeth. Positively
g pain. DIR. Skinnmin. dentist, Sixth ave.
and Main.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23

The bon Ton.
Dinner from Eve to eight,
Rosh- Ha-Shonu cards Just received at the Bee
Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23
A New COMPANY,

Articles of incorporation of the Standard
Manufacturing and printing company, of
Butte, were filed yesterday with the score
tary Of state, to do q job printing, book
and general engraving business. with a
capital stock of $780, GOO in $40 shares. The
in%corpo,atora are Charles Heilbrousr,
Henry A. Ne~idenhoffen. Samuel w.
Oettinger.
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County Clerks Office.

The following deeds and notices were
fled with the county clerk yesterday:
John Longmaid to J. H. Longmaid, Pc
nobscot snow Drift lodes, Vestal millsite,
part of Vestal placer claim and Leopard
lode; IS. 500.
Sylvester Mccarthy to Hannah Dough-
erty. lot %, block Ii, Flower Garden addi-
ton; $1,000.
Henry Y. Steiningsr to Hans johnson, a
parcel of land in the Tiejen additions; $500.
James Nichols to John b. Carlson, lot 20,
block 81, Grand Avenue addition; 800.
George w. Albeck to Leona Cartes, the
east half OF lot 49, block 6, Bsattie addi-
ton; 81. 500.
Charles I thompson to Samuel Everett, lot
3, block 6. depot addition; $500.
Northern Pacific Railroad company to
the Helena Artesian Well COMPANY, all Of
fractional section /. township II. north of
range 4 west, and the fractional west half
of section :. township II. north of range 3
west: $685. sc.
Location notice of forty acres Of placer
ground by M. \. Parker.
Certificates of nomination of the county
democratic ticket by Robert &. Smith,
chairman Of the county committee.
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I'M al Statements.

" y AN0WWI S~CHI6 ----- = =
The following companies filed statements
with the county clerk yesterday:
James X. Kean Mining and Milling oom-
pany; capital stock 49, O0, OOO; all paid in;
debt 800.
Original Butte Mining company OF New
York; capital stock IS. coo, 600; paid in in
mines and mining property; debts $780,
494. 81, unsecured.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-23

Miss Jack man will give lessons In short
hand Tuesday. Thursday and Friday even-
beginning sept. 1. As Bailey block.
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Legal blanks at this office.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13
GRAMplnN MILL pOrs.

AS il has been alsng tims sinre W. have
seen any d"ts from Geainpien h'iis' We vii
write YOU a ie@ aud let you know how we
are Progressing
The farmers ~ this sectios have very good
crops notwithstanding 20 maoa f"la auu
grass.
Cur Sunday School is st'ii furnishing we
have sOnc wlo arc faithful AZ their post ana
are not attracted away oS tho proiracted
mectugs. bat we kaow hSw y y bass you
have to 20 to see your gfis on SUNDAY
Dr. Hart BIAS = g"od many boaraers from
New Orleans. Tie keeps a fist class board
ing house aud those In search oi hsaish and
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13
gaguuIia college.

Fifth session will open
Monday, September 8, Is02.
r. r. MOORE, Principal,
w. X. NETTLEs, late President Gills.
burg College.
MISS JESSIE WRIGHT, graduate OF
Whitworth College.
MISS EMMA HYER, Of Franklin Female
College.
MRS. J. II. PRICE, (Musie Teacher Of
Cincinnati Conservatory,
and teacher Of Painting and Drawing
no DO olected) compose tho Faculty.
which win be increased If Attendance
demands II.
THIS College challenges compari.on
with any in South Mississippi as 10
thorough and practical courses Of stndy.
Prospective patrons or students shouli
secure a catalogue and see what remark
able advantages are offered at a merely
nominal cost.
There Is prospect of an interesting
graduating class, TO whom the first
diplomas awarded by the College will
be granted.
For catalogue, address
r. p. MOORE, Principal
-, - Magnolia Miss.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13

All departments Of the University are
Ia excellent condition for most effective
work.
The plan Of study is so arranged as TO
allow all desirable options In selecting
course Of study for the Bachelors De.
gree. or in tho planning Of work for the
post graduate degrees Of Ms A. or PHI. ID.
The grade Of scholarship Is being con-
tinually advanced. The various depart
ments are In charge Of competent earnest
and progressive men. Large aud vaiu-
able additions have been made recently
70 the material equipment Of the institu-
ti0n In the scientific aud law depart
ments- The Library affords splendid
facilities for study and investigation.
The Faculty Of instruction numbers ~.
No tuition fees are charged, excepting
a fee Of $50 TO law students. Other fees
and expenses are moderate. No instita-
tion can claim better record than this
for the orderly department Of its students
during the session just closed.
Send for catalogue aud special an
no1ncemeut to-
ROBERT BURwKLL FULroN,
Chancellor.
University p. o., Miss.
Express Office, Oxford. juli8-2m.
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MISsIS sIPPI
NORMAL COLLEGE,
sohOoI open. september 8. Iss2
HOUSTON. MISS.

oohOot optus oepieWOtf o. iod<s
! Ten Departments. roachers, Soicn.
tihc, Classic. Modern Languages, Com
mercial, Music Art, Dress making,
Phonography and Preparatory sus-
tanned
2. Each Department is presided over by
Specialist.
3. -Eurolment l23. Over 200 boarders.
4.-Entiro expense for 80 weeks or 10
months Board. Tuition aud use Of
BOot s--s 90, quarterly in advance.
.. When paid IN advance, $4,000 will
cover the entire expense for 10 months
Board Tuition Music and Books, or
sl6l 90, paid quarterly.
G. The Commercial school Of tile NJ N.
G. is equal 10 tho best Entire cost
for Course la thus department., inclu.
ding Board Fnition, Stationery ahd
Diploma, SO 90 in advance.
7,-Any of the Industrial Arts, including
PhonogrlphY, Type-writing, fcleg.
rAphy nnd Dress-making can be put-
saed 10 connection with the Literary
Conrro, or given tho entire time az
reduced rat q for extra hours
3. Music and Art can bu made speciai-
| ties or taken ia connection With any
| Course
9.--ileaIthful location, and good water
| III hhNitAlNNEf,
| lO.-Mural Social and intellectual aavan-
tages unsurpassed
/ II -Citiz,lis manifest great interest In
tue students, anil solicit ilieir attend
anre upon The religious services Of the
various churches
y --Boys board ia private ftnilirs. and
those Of II TO rs, 10 honics adjacent
10 the College, under the direct care Of
the President Girls board In tho
Presidents home or selected pIiyat,
families
l3 Pareuts ana Guardians Of students
under q sh uid deposit money with I'd,
President TO deiray tie expenses OF the
studeut
H. Moneyqshonld always be sent hy r
o. Money Order Draft or Check; NEyEh
BY REGISTERED LETTER.
Apply for full Catalogue of particulars t,
II. b. ABERNErHY, President,
--Oil--
L. 4. sHER WOOD, Principal,
augi3-lm Houston, Miss
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13

AZ 3 regular meeting Of Magnolia
Lodge, No. Sol6. knights Of Honor, the
following was adopted:
Whereas, since our last meeting God
in his Providence and working in wise
and mysterious way has seen proper to
Remove from our midst one Of our beloved
order.
Aud whereas, while bowing 80 suh-
mission to His will aud knowing He
d eth an things well, we deeply regret
the loss If our beloved Brother, NJ. Day.
Tbetefors he il
Resolved, That in the death Of Bro
Day we feel the loss Of an hoNesi and
faithful brother aud that We deeply
sympathi3e with his family IN their sad
bereas ement # kind husband and
father as litiihg tribute 10 his memory
And hc It Resolved, That those reso-
miious be placed ON the records Of tins
Lodge aud a py sant 20 his family OF
our deceased brother aud the charter pe
draped for thirty days
q. W. erHEETr,
} II. SrERNBEreRR,
w &, VAuGuT,
ommittee
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13
IN MrMoAIuM.

At tho regular communication Of
Sincerity Lodge, No. 2Ii A. F. 4 A, NJ.
d committee was appointed and ordered
to draft ard present resolution in
memory of our late Brother NJ. Day,
who has bccn removed from our midst by
the hand Of death.
Therefore be it Resolved. That the
brethren lament aud deplore the loss of
our brother ana extend their deepest
sympathy TO hi bereaved family IN this
their great ailliction.
J, T. WOLFE,
W. {. ANDERSON,
w. T.. DAVIS,
Committee.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13
DIED.

TATE on Thursday. August II. 1899, at
the home of her husband Judge thomas
4 Fate. near OsSka, Miss, MRs MAAf
v TATE, aged -,
The foregoing brief announcement was
received just before tho Gazette went to
press, aud is all the information We have Of
the sad event; but it is sufficient 10 carry
sorrow TO the hearts of all who know this
good lady She bad lived 10 ripe old aye
aud all her days we're spent in doing good.
To the bereayed husband, children ard
grand children aud numerous otler relatives
the Gazette tenders its sincere sympathy.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13
coanlr pemeeratIc oonvsntIon.

Pursuant 10 call Of the pike County
Democratic Executive Committee, dele
gates "a the County Democratic Con
vsntieu assembled A u IN. August 10,
Is 2, ia the courthouse at Magnolia, Miss.
The convention was called 70 order by
Dr.. W NJ. wroten, chairman Of the
Executive Committee who briefly stated
its obi scts. d. 81. HUFF was elected tenn
porAry secretary.
There being no eontesting delegations,
tie secretary was instructed 10 enroll
the names Of the delegates elected by the
voters Of eaen precinct, as entitled 70
seats IN the Convention.
The Convention was then organized BY
electing Hon S. +. Packwood, as per
manent chairman and n. NJ. Hun as pe.-
mansut secretary.
on motion of Hon Geo NJ. Govan, two
(2) delegates from each supervisors dis
trict and twenty l20l from the eounty-at-
large. we're elected TO represent Pike
county 10 the Convention TO assemble IN
Biloxi, Wednesday, Aug. II, 1892, for
the perpose Of nominating Democratic
candidate 20 represent the Sixth Con
eressional district Of Mississippi in the
lower House OF the United States Con
gress.
DEb bEGATEs.
The following were elected;
1st District-.E c Andrews and w W
Leggett.
2nd Dist.-A F hampton and } Wes
Holmes.
srd Disr.-H n Crawford aud D C Lea.
4th Dist w James and II Hunold-
stein.
5th Dist-w NJ wroten ana R NJ
Addison.
County-at-large. II Price, W NJ
4 hampton. Leon Wolfe. i NJ Out z Men
delson. } MOyse,J G Lamkin,G NJ Govau,
w b Nixon, a. Whitworth, o b Qnin,
| W z Gatlin, Geo w Simmons, i !.
hampton, J J White, J NJ Sandell, w W
Moore, NJ Wilkinson, Jno A Walker and
Wood Atkinson.
On motion, the chairman was added to
the delegation.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were unani'
mously adopted
BY +. L. Yenable;
That whereas, The Hon. I, X. stock
dale is the choice of the Democracy OF
thi. county for the nomination for Con
gress. ~
Therefore be it Resolved, That tn
delegates to the District Congressional
Convention which meets at Biloxi, Aug
18th, be, and they are hereby INSTRUCTED
to cast the vote of Pike county for nm
as long as his name is before the Con
ventjor and that the vote of the count.
be cast as II unit.
By Geo. NJ Govan:
Resolved, That we heartily approve Q
the nomination Of Cleveland and ST.
vensou and recognize in them trn
, exponents of Democracy aud that "
! pledge them our ardent and untalterin
support ami will use our best efforts
secure for Them The vote of Pike count
at the ensuing election.
e There being no further business, o
+ motion the Convention adjourned.
= $. E. PACKWoOD,
:, ID. NJ. HUFF, Sac. Chairman.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13
rnR rnE cAMpAIGN.

The 1WICE-A-NEEK ST. LOUIS
REpgBl.I, VIII Dt ma lied eacn Tuesday
ana hriAay, IRON noAF Funtii Nos em9er
seth, 1897, To- ONLY Ihtkif-ftNE 4
CEN Is. IL Is a great seini-weeAiS paper,
aud wiii Oe Indispensable antiuS tue
campaign. Al sXtra eVpy Viii Ve scnt
nee 70 November 3Jth, 10 the ssti,lrr oi
eacn cluh ot i've, ~ItD sl-75. sehd for a
pack gs VI sample cO.'ies nj raise
cIuo. Address, IaK nEPeBLlc, ~ Louis
Nc.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13

Undee 5 e. Chap. lOl, Code OF 1917,
DR.. w. NJ. wroten is hereby appointed
medical examiner for pension applicants.
The following named persons were this
day appointed to serve as grand jurors
at the September term 1892 Of the Circuit
Court, to-Sit
lst Dist.--Imaaer Ball, W l.. Dickey,
Van 4. Coney, II H. simmons.
2nd Dist. H. Crawford. J. L. Yar-
borough, Geo. II. collins, L. g. Andrews.
Bird Dist-E. l.. Reeves,J. B. Nc Gwen,
w. w. Brewer, w. g. Norman.
4th Dist.-s. G.. Hayman, l. II. Euzey,
Robert Williams, J. P. Gatlin.
5th D,st.-T. n. Lard, Chas. Neif,
Y. T. Lenoir, Joe Z. Coney.
Ordered, That j. s. Lamkin be allowed
the sum Of s3l 50 salary ~ county super
intendent for July 1892.
Ordered by the Board. That the order
made and entered on yesterday ia the
matter Jf the petition Of L. II. Ginu, It.
al. for public road be and the same il
hereby rescinded and set aside aud held
fai naugbt and il Is further ordered that
the further consideration Of said mattel
be continued until the Lext meeting oi
This Board.
Ordered, That F. NJ. Ethridge be and
Il hereby appointed overseer Of road I'd
from Katy Ratlir's 10 Magce's Creek
with former hands.
The following amounts were allowef
the members Of the Board and the sheriff
and the clerk for per diem and mileage a
/ this meeting.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13
Proceedings Of the Board Of supervisors.

SECOND DAY-Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1872
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Pre-, eut-same as on Yesterday.
orderen oy the Board, that the con-
tracts for building bridge across Tangl-
pahoa near r. L. Lenoirs; repairing
Topisaw bridge at Kaiglers, aud repair
ing bridge across Terry's creek an
bridge at Pinkerton's will be let out TO
the lowest responsible bidders ON the
first Monday in SemptembeI, 1892.
The report Of the comfy superinten-
dent for the month Of July was this day
examined aud ordered received.
The following accounts were allowed
aud warrants ordered TO issue:
Mrs ] A varnado, temp relf chiid'n. 6 0O
- ll.tlarI a U
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13
MERIDIAN
BuSIDeSS \ olle6e

Is located ! the .affui aty 81 Meridian
the mptrupasis 10 Ms-lssiNpi. sni con.
sihrred to BE- 4 ui.'sl eNe iiNnt Gnilegn The
eourse is high and thnnnsh. omhu,eitg an
hrauVliNs trgaisita 81 q rauplNtv ht-intss
educniiou ihN oamsc rAnNot ho oNrelioa
anywhere in the state ol iA She southern
states The Cniieen Han u attractive iai
iadS students sud wais stadeuts
rHE COURSE rs THOROUGH
Baok kcepne a. employod n general
Wholesale aud retail merehaudislfg
IS rHoRurGHLY TAUGHT
both by Smglo aua r)oHAc EDiry Pen
maashin ion'Ntg feature. shorthand
Type writing 1 ieatauhv and prNmanship
aie specia.fies. students nYtV rnter ANY
day ia the vest except sunday-.
SO v CATION
HOARD AND TUITION Low.
rniiou in Diploma Couis. flp only soon.
nDaht can he secured lat 3 l9 IT, 5000 PER
week- The ttai rnst oi vuifsc n,ra not
cN 'tea So nA, which wiH meuAe tuition.
hnaid, hNuks. psrcr, etc HiuN necessary q
graduate a ten weeks snm students Rfadn.
ate iu less time, airl ,on,e pquiress long as
twelve wrsts Gyefy hny gtrl and m,ldlo
age person apglt 10 ilr tho onnrftnuity
offered by Mttidiau hustncss C4llree. We
make No charge iot securing positions Tor
our graduates
Meridian being the host railroad center Ia
the State ui Mississippi renders
MERIDIAN BUSINESS coLLEGE
accessible To the State. the South. aud tho
World Bcaut ui lines ot railroad trans
purtaiiou IRON North, South = at aud West
all converge and finally COME together In
| hity yards of the Coitge location students
desiring 10 entcr this College wiil noi,fy the
l President Of their iutentiun stating what
dnN they will arrive here Hn that uuo Of tho
teachers may meet them tt tn, train anti
escort thom 70 thu Presidents office where
he viii assign a micn boarding place. and see
| that thnA are kindy hn6 comfortably situa.
ted i0r business, work, etc
5. S. NETTLEs e @. ID THOMAS,
HrnnfiUtnra,
For catalogue aud further information
1 address 5 ) NkiILES.
Pres Meridian business College,
Meridlau. Miss
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atlississippi S,IIese,
CLINTON, MISS.

SESSION OPENS SEPT. 21.
No tuition. No saloons. No ga nbiing
houses. Healthy location.
Board fryin IS 81 to $3.50 per month t..
EIGHT SCHOOLS: school Of Psychology
aud Ethles; of Greek. Latin English; Of
Mathematics Of Natural scishces; VI Modern
Languages; Of History; Commercial School.
aud Nj itary School.
Send 20
DIR. r. A. vEEABLE. President,
iuli6-2m For catalogues
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13
cash tayors.
Appointed Cadet.

The Gazette Is pleased to record the
fact that James Conway Leblanc, son Of
Capt. =. Leblanc, Of Chatawa, formerly
Of this place, has been appointed cadet
to tho United States military academy at
West Point, n. y, The appointment was
made upon tile recommendation Of Hon.
4. R. stockdale NJ. G., 9th Miss, district,
ana is due ID the fact that Conway was
the successful applicant who entered The
competitive examination held at Hatties-
buig, last week The contest was be-
tween five young men, who stood as fol
lows:
C Bass, Marion comfy. so
Jno w Dicks. Adams county ....,.... ~
J l. Laduier Pearl River cuunty.... 81
Alexander HaniltuJ, uviugton Co.. ~
} 4 Leblanc, PIKE county. ~
This shows that Mr. Leblanc acquitted
himself very handsomely lacking three
poin of being periect-an we feel sure
he will reflect credit upon his county and
district at West Point.
The Uuited States military academy
ranks among the best institutions of the
kind in the world. and tue young man
who completes the course there,
will have himself to blame if he doe'
not become u leader of men.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13

Just received Buist's Celebrated Phila-
delphia Prize Seed, such as: Improved
Ruta Baga, Early Flat Dutch Turnip
Large White Globe Turnip, at j. Z.
Wolfe's. jul3O.tf
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13

Mr.. W. A Lazar, popular druggist,
was taken sick last week and IS still
conuned to his bed; but we trust wiil
soon recover and resume his Old place
at the drnggery.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13

Hereafter. the Methodists VIII hold
church conference every first sunday, AZ
4 o'clock. D. m. It is intended 70 devote
a portion Of the time TO singing service
which it is hoped win interest Old and
young and cause a large attendance.
Everybody is welcome to altend.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

To Bickhan g. Moore:
An attachment at the suit of Atkinson
81 Hampton Company against Your
estate for i've thousand do lars return
able before the circuit Court Of Pike
county, Mississippi, has been executed.
aud is now pending in said eonrb, and
unless you appear before said court on
tie FIRST MONDAY OF sEPrEa BER
1892. aud plead To said action, judgment
will be entered aud the estate attached
viii ba sold.
A. p. SPARKMAN,
August 4, 1892. Clerk.
aug6-5t.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13

Don't worry yss4f ili-nA. aud family With
ia, u.,.a ANA feda'd ~. 81 aeve tirl 4 pal
tle ~ Elevir te1iatc Iuntc. tf Nii enie
our diseased organs and rlsaiise yg1r pdiilu
-.lnaAa u Tho Ia.l has u leallll.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13

Miss Jessie Wright and Miss Freereica
Boneard departed Wednesday for Lin
coin county. where they will spend some
time aud no doubt enioy themselves
inIrnenselx. as they usnaiiy do.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13

BoRN-August I2, 1892, to Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Coney, daughter, weight 10
pounds.
The Magnolia gazette., 1892-08-13

There were seven accessions to the
church at Silver Creek as result of the
protracted meeting conducted by Bro.
Lomax.