The free press., 1892-11-17

,;t;es at $1.25 per 1OOO. apply 10
u"e'' ~ J. j. REZEAU.
rR. sones, of Mcclure, dropped
n to see us on Tuesday.
Sheriff Batson is lnclosing his
residence with neat tence'
Miss Mary Morrison, a popular
,adv Of Hsstiesourg, died last FRI
day.
The new depot at Hattlesburg
vas completed and occupied last
,.ast It is one of the handsomest
huildings of the kind on this road.
The residence of q. A. Barnes,
merchant at Lum mberton, burned
Salurday evening. 1t was insured
;naNew Orleans company. Loss
hatween $500 and S4OO.
Children are beginning to talk
sbout Christmas fun, and wonder
what is in store for them. 1t is not
Inn early to discuss some programme
for the special benefit OF the little
folks.
Mrs. HE. Allen has built neat
sod roomy conservatory on the west
and Of her front gallery. We ex-
meet to see many others follow this
sensible plan, as flowers stored in
pits afford more trouble than pleas
ure to their fair owners.
Call on w. G. MCDONALD. the
artist at his studio in the Thornhlll
building, and have your pictures en-
lsrged to any size. He is turning
out large amount of work, which
speaks for itself. Engagements
prompt; charges reasonable.
Thanksgiving Thursday, the oath
inst This turkey dinner will af-
ford the large majority of the voters
Of the United States more real
pleasure than they have enjoyed on
similar occasion for many years
it will be democratic turkey.
Dr. s. A. Smith, Dentist, ofNew
Orleans, will pay regular visits
each month to Puryis, Lumberton,
Poplarville and Nicholson. Will
stop at other stations by request by
postal card addressed to DR.. S. A.
Smith. 2l3 N. Rampant ST., New
Orleans. La.
Mrs. A. W Reed, who was called
toher old home in Michigan sever
al months ago to attend at the bed
side of her dying mother, returned
on Friday Mrs. Reed Was accom-
panied by her father~in-law, Geo.
Reed, who is partner Of William
Groff in the high school building
contract.
Vim, II. Smith, who went to Pla.
quemlne. La, last week, has return
90 nome, we hope to remain. We
dislike to see young men of whom
We feel proud leave the county, for
!Oey will not find a better locality
10 which to battle for fame and
fortune, nor a more delightful place
Vi residence than Pearl River Go.
!, Purvis special of the 10Th to
'ne rlcayune says: "a sensational
seaolng occurred here this morn~
.ug Miss Elenora LOFTS marriage
" Mr. Lafayette Slade was set for
T TeAl Tuesday. Yesterday Miss
uU.! ws !, decided to marry Mr.. Jones.
"ulls Jones was gone for his Ii.
veose Wilmer Griffin and Miss
,te nls e'oped and we're married here
'Als morning."
.. Inc 1e, Hattiesburg Democrat of
%e .a iztn says: "Mr. II. NJ. Thomp-
WI. "u, who has been on the North
Sa sa'.ern road for several moths
sS ISag lumber for Michigan firm,
II oI ~ wednesday night for his home
\, oit. Ds'roit. Mr.. Thompson is very
~pular s' with the mill men in the
,aa s,Ss, and he also stands on the
~ ~ . ,ound with the young ladies.
,Is s slll return to this section about
.o0,a ,n0 n'st OF the year." Mr.. Thomp-
'us " foplarvllle friends wish him
P'cdSant trip and q suro ana sofo
return. r '"0 sure anu SAFE
$500 WILL BE GIVEN
monS. . oe cured by DR., Drums
pron,s, S Lightning Remedy. The
5rSp,elors 5ut nn,'' do not hide this offer.
: s% siI,p1ans pl'ns 1t in hold type on all their
tw' .n',' wrappers, printed mat.
asssoau nau through the columns of
lwt ttpapefs everywhere. 1t Will
aa,lv "onaers-one bottle curing
III b.e every case. If the drug
ait v;', Hs not got 1t he will order It,
prsps;da' I'D oe sent to any address by
Is. 1r D,0 express on receipt OF price,
80 pM1a;@nond Mum Medicine Co., As