The Gazette December 31, 1902 It has been quite a while since "dots" were sent from this place; therefore please excuse the following: Miss Aliba Post and Jewell Carroll left for Park, Texas, on the 23rd to spend Christmas with relatives and friends. Dr. A. J. Thomas, who has been located at Spearsville for two … Continue reading Lillie Dots
Dec 1902
From Farmerville
The Gazette December 31, 1902 Mr. B. T. Hopkins, of Marion, went to Bernice yesterday. Just received a car load of surreys and buggies at J. B. Baughman’s. Mr. S. W. Shuster went to Monroe Monday on the Palmer. Parents, do not neglect your children’s coughs, sore throats, colds, etc.; they often lead to fatal … Continue reading From Farmerville
Real Estate Transfers
The Gazette December 24, 1902 A. B. Henderson to Green Dismukes, 80 acres of land, $200. Mrs. Sue L. Barnes to M. J. Pearson, 80 acres of land, $281.25. J. T. S. Miles to C. H. Wallace, 240 acres of land, $550. L. G. Green to I. D. Wallace, _____ acres of land, $133.35. Lou … Continue reading Real Estate Transfers
From Farmerville
The Gazette December 24, 1902 Mr. J. M. Smith left this morning for Ruston. By your Xmas Flour from J. D. Baughman. Hon. Luther Manship is billed for a lecture at Downsville on Jan 9. Fresh Keg pickles and seedless raisins at M. Guehring's. Just received a car load of surreys and buggies at J. … Continue reading From Farmerville
Dots From Dubach
The Gazette December 24, 1902 Thinking that a few dots from this place would be of interest to some of your readers, I will try to give you a few items. We have a nice, quiet little village, composed of good business men; and a fine school conducted by Prof. Still and his able assistant, … Continue reading Dots From Dubach
District Court
The Gazette December 17, 1902 District court was in session a few hours Monday and Tuesday, and then for lack of business adjourned until Friday. There were only five cases on the criminal docket pending trial, in three of which the District Attorney entered a nolle posequi. They were State vs. John Grimes, retailing liquor … Continue reading District Court
Real Estate Transfers
The Gazette December 17, 1902 B. T. Hopkins to Mrs. S. F. Lee, lot in Marion, $350. Mrs. S. F. Lee et al. to R. L. Womack, 160 acres of land, $300. T. L. Slaughter to Mrs. Elizabeth Milam, 5 lots in Bernice, $380. M. J. Bond to John Bailey, lots in Junction City, $350. … Continue reading Real Estate Transfers
From Farmerville
The Gazette December 17, 1902 Buy you Xmas Flour from J. D. Baughman. A heavy white frost and ice yesterday morning. Mr. J. W. Parks, of Ouachita, was in town to-day. Mr. Sam Eubanks, of Dodson, was in Farmerville Tuesday. Fresh Keg pickles and seedless raisins at M. Guehring's. Messrs. J. B. Clark and F. … Continue reading From Farmerville
Foot Ball
The Gazette December 17, 1902 The game of foot ball is being carried to ridiculous extremes by the students of many universities and colleges of the country; and it is high time that the faculties of those institutions were calling a halt in that direction. Outdoor games or exercises of some sort are not only … Continue reading Foot Ball
Real Estate Transfers
The Gazette December 10, 1902 C. H. Jameson to P. W. Bearden, house and lot in Farmerville, $402. T. J. Murphy and wife to T. J. Gray, block in Junction, $500. S. C. & W. L. Trimble to D. W. Dawson, house and lot in Farmerville, $178.90. J. W. White to Mrs. S. C. Heard, … Continue reading Real Estate Transfers
From Farmerville
The Gazette December 10, 1902 Mr. M. L. Davis went to Ruston Tuesday. Safe, swift and sure is the proper description of Cheatham's Laxative Tablets. Cure colds in a day. Can be carried in vest pocket. Easy to take. Guaranteed. Price 25 cents. Mr. D. E. Laupheimer went to Monroe Tuesday. All kinds of stoves. … Continue reading From Farmerville
Shiloh to Canaan 
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