The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-05-19

"A Good SHINGLES, in unlimited guam
titles, at $1.25 per 1000. Amply to
u. REZEAU.
Rainey Bercegeay is improving
his home residence.
J. G. Hoffman and family, of Nc
Clurc. were recent visitors to Pop
larvllle relatives.
HE. Allen had for welcomed
guests during the past week his
father and brother, of Paulding, ..
Rev. Mr.. Holcomb filed his reg
ular appointments at the Baptist
4 church Saturday night and on Sun
day.
Our fellow-townsman, H. q.
Black, 10 building a Ketcham dry
kiln at Lumberton for Camp &
Hinton.
The grayeya ard fence Is rapidly
nearing completion, and will soon
be ready to receive attentions from
the brush artists.
The new Masonic Hall is now IN
the hands of the painters, and as 1t
will soon be beauty, we trust that
it will also remain a joy forever.
Fishing In adjacent streams is
reported good. Why not get up
q old fashioned fishfry before old
Sol becomes too ardent in his at
tehtiOnss
Wool shearers are busy, and the
sheep product will soon be placed
on the market. A few bags have
already struggled in, and wool-buys
ers are alert.
Attorney 7. M. Evans left Sat.
~ufday for Purvis to attend confer-
ence, and from thence will go to
Augusta to attend Perry county
circuit court.
He soaked his overcoat and watch,
He soaked his chairs and bed,
He soaked his house and lot and shop,
Because he soaked his head.
Detroit Free Press.
The Poplarvllle marriage bell has
been painfully silent for some time.
Rnm0r has it, however, that It's
merry peals will be heard ere long,
but we fear the clapper has been
dost.
j. q. Mcdonald, of the Michigan
settlement. was in town few days
sinceFon brief visit to his son, w.
q. Mcdonald. The old gentleman
was en- route for Oregon, and ex-
poets to be absent for q year or
longer.
PATRoNIZE HOME INDUSTRY by
having your charging done by Ar
tIst w. u. Mcdonald. Size 14x17
and upwards. Prices In keeping
with the times. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Studio oyer the Thorn
hill Drug Store.
Efforts should be instituted to
i make this money order postOffic 9.
&c would prove great convenience
! 70 the community at large. Small
{ bills are exceedingly scarce, and it
10 rather expensive to pay 20 cents
or more to remit several dollars In
lsilvef-
o. 3. @. Caryer's revivifying, inspir-
d ing treat on last press day was res
n ceived just in the nick O. time
:, when the flesh was weary and the
spirit weak. By the shade of the
great prophet, Mahomet, we pray
that Rand's gigantic shadow may
ii heVer grow less.
James s. Smith, left on Thurs.
y day for Poughkeepsie, N. Y, where
The will enter the celebrated East
man Commercial College. jim
will be sadly missed by his young
N eociety friends, with one and all OF
" whom he is very popular. Jim will
!. mo doubt frequently catch himself
1pmming that feeling old song,
n xhe Girl Left Behind Me-"
That dish of luscious Strawberries
m ms ia one morning of last week
y Mrs. j. F. Cooke, made us for
tn the time that We were editor
n III of the FREE PRESS. Well,
y NICE was called in and we
~ as q god. We make our
rotound salam to Mrs. Cooke,
" sn Ph her many years lease of
ne! Sent peaceful life, which is
90 g. ply cheered by the presence
: o. nue and, daughters and u troop
Vol merfy grandchildren.
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