The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1892-08-06
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.

just now the mosquito has more
bill than Mr.. Mckinney himself.
Philadelphia Tines
II our friends the prohlblianiSts
want To run u cOl~-Water canpa GA
they viii have TO put iee in IL t---
Baltimore American.
The men of note who have been
pointed to as possessing cold
natures are now suuj, ctr fr con-
gratalation. .--Wasmngton Scar.
The a sessed value Of real aud
perstnal y. operty III Gre, nviie is
over $4,000, ,UUJ,-GIeenvllle Spirit
|, looks very much as If Frela
Ward was just ABOUT as mrHta IL
eccentro as Auee Mitch, ,li.-Ap-
pea,-Ayalanche
The tramp has his oest times
in hot wea her. He is not foIced TO
snff i by he cold world.-Atchlson
Globe.
A very nice gentleman and lady
have bees in tBe cry ! vrral days,
manufacturing and selling candy,
IA their wagOn, on the slre-ts.-
Corinth Suu-Spiler aud Democrat.
The local thermometers have had
but little rest lat, ~, as they have
been rising early AID staying up
late. Philadelphia Rscjrd.
The best cough drop for young
ladies' is to dlop the prActic. of
dressing thin wnen they q into
the night air.-St. Paul News.
The Wesson Mills employ over
1900 hands aud has monthly pay
roll Of $50, 900. An early enlarge
mrnt will i crease the number of
hands to 5000 and the monthly
nay roll OF vicksburg
Post.
Very discourlging news comes
from the Pearl River neighbor.
hood in the eastern part of lie
county. Cotton along the river
which was from three 10 five feet
! high has BEEN submrrg d, AID will
therefore yield nothing. O5ner
crops have ais he u Sc, ereiy
damaged.-Hazlehnr>t Co qial ( tx
nal.
ga coed rule to flloe during
the reign ot The dog star is to ke-t,
your min on your work, instead
of on yours II nd the vara ious
of The theTm me er. Tn umasi :
I tian ioesn't affect tue Il, al tem
pei Iure, nut it me- gttens ths. eff
of IL when people deN ote Their
minds to cal ulaiing hnw i,oI It j..
The coolest and most comfortable
man when the therm m ter is up
Ia tue n,f-tie, IS the busy man. -
----Times- Demucrat.
Il. w. MAgru,ier s.ud in s. vcraI
specimr OF the genuine armN
worm which wer fiuad yr-t.lda
in field belonging 70 ~. II, Rus
sum. Mr.. Maslu ee SaN-: '.SDme
iLlbK fl M Tue appearance, OF he
worm 1t is the :. cnnd Iop. ) Yer.
al other parilr- saI th.f Gu SIN Il
Uuem IL the r colt n, but hav.
never looked Ior Ih ~ Ii is The
genei al opi ion mat We all b "
u. IN. a.sd tint if tis weh, Ii on.
tinae> tn. crop wil 10 6e.troye,i
~ the first Of Sepiem1er.-Porl
Gi sun Reveiile.
The reports from he pe permiat
fields IT Monroe coRn,A ar- We y
fiatrering. The gtowti was ne.er
more luXa lam, and the harvesi
promises TO b, a splendid one.
Pins rs Mr.. JaeK q tnIngs fir>.
year with Jnis crop, AMI III resuIi
mas more Ii II squahed Ills ex-
pecttIiOns, AMI ills ncignnor, Mr.
Antes, wnO plan prpp-rm ut a,
ais chiet crop, cn a. extensive.
acreage, @nas t,so lie promise Of a
very Hne harvesl.-AberdeeD Ex-
aIniner.
"The independent Republicans
Of Indiana who voied for Cieve.
la Il il 1854 aud for Harrison in
1883 haze now boIted Harrisoa
aud viii cast their vOtes for CieVe-
Lind. We know, also, tpat the
civil service r, foi merS Of Mary.
land, the bulk If whom are ind,-
pendent Dsmocf ats, but who ob.
j ct 10 the mvthuds and practices
Of the leaders OF lie party in fhi-
oiate, vii jpia hrarilS with the
| rrgulars Ia carrying u fgr NJ &
Cieyelaud" The Baltimore Sun