The free press., 1892-10-20
,L +roea are in bloom.

Derby.
Carpenters have been at work
eor The past week making benches
m and otherwise fitting up the court
room,
Messrs Mcclure and Graham
we're in town Friday night attends
ing the regular meeting OF the lodge
Of K. OFF.
Ladies. take Time by the torres
lock- and house your choice plants
and flowers, or Jack Frost may
steal a march on you.
Hon. D. M. Watkins, of Purvls,
was in town Thursday on profess
ional business, but found time to
make us pleasing call.
Frank Edmiston, who has been
m visit to bis relatives, the Hers
rem family, for the past month, left
last Thursday for his home in Ohio
Marshal CARROTS road hands
have beer DONG some needed street
and sidewalk work. Now is the
time to complete such improve
ments before the rainy season be-
gins.
There is food for thought in the
following FROM the Clarke County
Times: ''If every dog in this state
was sheep the people would be a
million dollars better off every
! year."
J,L. Strahan seems to be as
proud of the 4th additional boy
N to his circle of children, as he was
Nh of the first. May the little fellow
n live to become as useful aud good
man as his father.
}. A. Richardson, who for the
past several months has been
teaching school in Pearl River Co.,
returned to Newton last week, to
visit friends, and look after his
farming interest," Mississippi Bap'
tlSt.
The EIlisvil,e high school opens
ed or the 10th instant with seven
ty,fye pupils. This number will
belargely increased so soon as the
new school building is completed,
which will Oe in the course of two
or three weeks.
The Board of Supervisors held
an extra session on Tuesday fol
the purpose of revising the regis
tration and poll books, the election
commissioners not having received
their commissions in time to pers
form said duty.
Call on W. G.. MCDONALD, the
artist, at his studio in the Thornhll
building, and have your pictures en-
iarged to any size. He is turning
oul a large amount of work, which
speaks for itself. Engagement ts
prompt; charges reasonable.
DR.. s. A. Smith, Dentist, of New
orleans, will pay regular visit;
sach month to Puryis, Lumberton
Foplarvllle and Nicholson. Will
s'op at other stations by request by
postal card addressed TO DR.. S. A,
Snnlth, 2l3 N. Rampant ST., New
Orleans, La.
lhe Wilde House, only one
square directly west of the depot.
- most conveniently located for
ufammers and the travelling public
seaerally. This new location gives
.ue popular proprietress sufficient
'oom 10 accoEm Odate all of her I'D
patrons as well as all new ones
who may call.
q HALF FARE excursion via the
Susea y 1AnS and Crescent Route, October
no' 1917, to various points on con
so0'ing any, 'lnes in Arkansas, Louisis
Ias E~a aua Texas. The last Harvest
or". mAuutsion of the season. Stop
s ns, pt,Viieges and choice of routes
t"uSea' t," Tickets good twenty davs
;nS nun date OF sale for return. For
sts,ias inla''on apply to agent at your
G'1,oa or address d. G. Edwards
'''' A'' Cincinnati, Ohio.
SUDDEN CHANGES.
,hs cold, or exposure, may cause
doap poleonous acids In the blood to
sst ss ls circulation. This is Rheu-
him. s,.s@' y DR.. Drummond's Light.
i lls s;n nnemedy has cured thousands
ramaa cure you. There is no other
Quict tus mat gives the sufferer such
6O,th1o h satisfaction. The price of a
a cnra r Is Sand that is the cost Of
$40 :, Drummond Medicine Co.
AGENTS maiden Lane, New York,