The GazetteJanuary 27, 1904 D. H. Bearden to P. H. Kyle, 40 acres of land, $50 E. F. Whelan to E. F. Stace, 700 acres of land, $4100. J. B. Clark to G. A. Burnside, 240 acres of land, $1125.Heirs Richard Dean to M. W. Dean, 80 acres of land, $320.J. C. Tugwell to Farmerville State … Continue reading Real Estate Transfers
The GazetteJanuary 27, 1904 Read the charter of the Bernice Mercantile Co. Read warning "ad" which will be found in another column. Mr. Poley Lindsay was a visitor to Farmerville Saturday. The infant child of Mr. J. B. Heard died at 6 p. m. Friday. Judge R. B. Dawkins left Saturday via Bernice for Ruston. Read … Continue reading Farmerville Local News
The GazetteJanuary 13, 1904 A baby boy was born on Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Slawson Thursday night last. One of Mr. C. T. Simmons cows has strayed from his place. Read ad in another column. Mr. F. E. Mayo favored us last Saturday with a nice mess of venison, for which we extend thanks. Quite a … Continue reading Farmerville Local News
The GazetteJanuary 27, 1904 D. H. Bearden to P. H. Kyle, 40 acres of land, $50.E. F. Whelan to E. F. Stace, 700 acres of land, $50.J. B. Clark to G. A. Burnside, 240 acres of land, $1125.Heirs Richard Dean to M. W. Dean, 80 acres of land, $320.J. C. Tugwell to Farmerville State Bank, 220 … Continue reading Real Estate Transfers
The GazetteJanuary 20, 1904 Times are flourishing here and everything is moving off lively. The high price of cotton has made good times for the farmers and they are happy. Mr. Will Pruitt had the misfortune to lose his right hand yesterday by getting it caught in the machinery. Our town is building up right along, … Continue reading Dots From Dubach
The GazetteJanuary 20, 1904 Norman McGee to John Donley, 20 acres of land, $337.50 Abram B. Miller to J. O. Hodnett, 80 acres of land, $175. S. B. Smith to C. A. Norris, 220 acres of land, $525. J. A. Odom to Wm. Odom, 100 acres of land, $200. State of Louisiana to M. D. Braasher, … Continue reading Real Estate Transfers
The GazetteJanuary 13, 1904 For the benefit of those who many not be altogether familiar with the rules governing the state and district primaries to be held on Tuesday, January 19th, and that no mistakes may be made, we will endeavor to so state the case that all may understand it. There will be separate boxes … Continue reading How to Vote Next Tuesday
The GazetteJanuary 6, 1904 Mr. Mose Hartman is on a visit to the "old folks." Mr. R. Haas is now selling goods for Mr. J. D. Baughman. Read estray notice of T. T. Wade in another column. Civil Engineer Martin has been on the sick list for several days. Mrs. McLemore died at her home near … Continue reading Farmerville Local News
The GazetteJanuary 6, 1904 Mr. Henry Halbrook shot and killed Mr. Joe Coplen, at Victoria on the night of December 31st. It seems that previously they had a falling out over a settlement. As time wore on the ire of Coplen must have risen to desperation. At least, report says he went to Halbrook's house and … Continue reading Joe Coplen Killed
The Gazette December 30, 1903 Farmerville -- J. P. Odom, M. W. Rabun, W. C. C. Smith; J. D. Fenton, clerk. Colson -- F. T. Malone, C. H. Hudson, Henry Smith; Albert Smith, clerk. Ouachita -- J. W. Parks, Guy Barr, Geo. F. Clark; C. H. Gully, clerk. Marion -- Jesse M. Nettles, H. M. … Continue reading Election Commissioners for Primary on January 19th
