The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-09-01

been discontinued on account of
the death of Mr.. Richardson, Mr..
G.. A. Ferril. who has been the
manager of the house tor the past
IS months. bid his Poplarville friends
farewell several daye ago and is now
rusticating at his home at Quitman.
Charley's departure is universally
regretted. and we feel the loss OF
his companionship as much as we
would that OF brother. He has
not yet decided on his future BUSH
ness location. Instead of old shoes
and rice, we throw our hcarts after
him for good luck. Mr.. Fred Weed
will remain here month or two
longer to wind up the unfinished
business of the Richardson house.
Sheriff N. BatSon arrived from
Franklinton. La, about 9 O'Clock
Friday night, having in charge
Amos Anderson, Of Ellsville, who
was wanted IN that town to answer
q number Of indictments pending
against him for unlawful retailing.
The prisoner was turned over to
w. Ell Rich, who escorted him to
where he was delivered
to Sheriff Devall. We understand
that there are eighteen indictments
against Anderson, ond that his
bond amounts to $4,000, which was
promptly given. Mr.. Rich was
very much pleased with the pro-
gressive vim and push Of Elisville,
and spoke in complimentary terms
of her hospltable citizens.
r. D. Carver, r. FL. Reeves, E.
Howard, Old Youth and colored
cook constituted a jovial and fors
tunate fishing party last Friday.
Near the bridge on the banks of
BOlly was the scene Of the efforts
of these disciples of Izaak Walton
efforts that were we'll rewarded.
The fish dinner was pountiful and
well served, and s or 10 nice trout
were brought home. Rand Carver
was the host of the occasion, and
right Hospitality and royalty did he
fill the role. We hope to have an
opportunity to repeat the outing
before the close of the season.
Poplaryille housekeepers are at
present, and have been for several
months past, very much incon-
venienced by the scarcity of butter,
eggs, milk, chickens and other
couutry produce. Her fruit to the
extent of hundred dozen or more
could have been readily disposed
OF hero on Saturday at 20 cents.
Money~lovers should establish hen
peries and creameres-iti is easier
to make a fortune above than be-
low the surface of the earth-it is
more pleasant to gather eggs, catch
chickens, milk ana churn, than to
dig and delve.
Little Clarence Wilde is very
fond of horseback riding, and his
friends are now pleased to observe
that there is no longer any danger
of Ills being endorsed as was the
beautiful Absalom, as his long and
curly golden locks were clipped last
Saturday by "beautitul mother
dear" That was right; no woman
can really fancy an effeminate lcok
ing male any more than Il man can
admire or love anything masculine
IN the makeup and character OF a
woman.
The entertainment gwen at the
schoolhouse last Saturday night by
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap,
tlst church, was largely attended,
and is pronounced 10 have been one
OF the most enjoyable affairs of the
kind socially and the most SUCCESS
full financially of any that have been
given for months past. We under
stand that the ladies realized about
S29 from their laburs of the ever
nlng.
Mrs. Martha Allen has dlscon-