The free press., 1892-10-27

u'i''' ]. j. REZEAU.
nH.Hyde has rented Tue M'cn 5
,ssidypce, lately vacated oy MIS-
Wide.
A. W. Reed has moved to the
Paige cottage, in the mill ne'gn-
borhood.
Tho nostoffice was moved to Its
49, NV charters in the Moore build.
av' ;no on Friday. Good luck to you'
4 Miss Hattie.
after a six weeks drought, we
,.ra been blessed with good rains,
, vh;ch greatly refreshed animal and
vegetable life.
The trial of Colonel Hobgood, for
,be alleged murder of Capt Eugene
Ruuch, is in progress this week at
FrankIinton, La.
H.F. Darling and wife, A. W.
Reed. Mrs. W. E. Herren and Miss
Annie Black made a pleasure trip
/ 10 New Orleans last Friday.
The Cleveland and Stevenson
clubs Of this county have formed a
county club, and the officers of tho
Poplarvlle club were elected 9th
GERS Of the same.
We doubt if any county in the
state ever experienced a more quiet
and orderly court week, ethan the
recent one Pearl River county Can
80 justly coast Of
DR.. Marion has one of the nestest
kept country drug stores in the
state; and a recent dress of paint
and whitewash to which his build
ing has been treated, makes it as
neat without as within.
The ladies' of Slidell are after the
saloon keepers with a sharp stick,
and the police jury, in response to
theiy application, has ordered ah
election to be held November 8th
to try and vote down the sale of
lquor.
Geo. B. Paige left last Friday to
join his wife and children, who re-
turned some days ago to their old
home at Manton, Mich. This charm.
ing family have resided here for
The past year, and .helr departure
sincerely regretted.
Call on W. G.. MCDONALD, the
artist, at his studio in the Thornhlll
building, and have your pictures en-
iafged to any size. He is turning
oul large amount Of work, which
speaks for itself. Engagements is
prompt; charges reasonable.
Dr. s. A. Smith, Dentist, ofNew
orleans, will pay regular visits
saca month to Puryis, Lumberton,
roplarville and Nicholson. Will
stop at other stations by request by
postal card addressed TO DR.. s. A.
Ma MS@'tn' zl3 N. Rampant ST., New
Orleans, La.
:, =, d. Jennings and children, of
uaa'son county, arrived last week
sau are now numbered among Our
aew citizens, Mr.. Jennings is a
uioIner in law of our fellow-towns.
o0a ~,n, MT. James Richards, and
.uaes sv mere with the expectation of
sS%csfklng Sns in the truck farming
!. HMs'orney G. W. Ellis and Fred
~. "eea were recent business visi-
So0,, 'ors 70 the Crescent City. Mr. Ellis
vSs.n vJSu.aIsd his trip to Bay st. Louis,
WSao ,o ne Is attending circuit court.
ma"a nusa Mr., Weed returned he de.
i.fs".,ed ifs.taIed to our pleasurable sat.
II .'ou ;%n tpat some things are great.
seesn, approved by age. Friend Fred,
onaaA uAAF FARE excursion via the
ss, sSS1eS 1sss and d Crescent Route, October
necn" u'4' TO various points on con.
ana us and mes resin in Arkansas, 1c Louisi~
Eycnrsi;a iexas. The last Harvest
ovs1 sussl0n a Of the season. Stop
sIlnvp.a % privileges and choice of routes
fU'sa, from ~. Tickets good twenty days
inisrnuaa ~ uaie of sale for return. For
,tstioA Nat %s'lon apply to agent at your
Gp0aa G0a Or r. address D. g. Edwards,
"' Cincinnati, Ohio.
SUDDEN CHANGES.
tls ,S,,, cold, or exposure, NAV cause
doc ppu,'soaous :, ! ~ acids In the blood to
asfsm' w. circulation. This ia Rheu-
liaa lu's. u Dr.. Drummond's Light.
lts;ll nlsmrdy s has cured thousands.
qack , s., mat gives the sufferer such
s"o l6 x5-ond Al. y.