The free press., 1892-11-10

This summer dies hard-no cold
weather yet.
This issue begins Vol. 3, No. l of
tbe FREE PRESS.
1essie Smith has been quite sick
with fever for several weeks.
prof Anderson, J. L. Strahan,
Mrs. Clyde Strahan and Others are
improving their home places.
Frank Cutlery, formerly with
IL Favre, of Lcgtown, is now
with will Regan & Moore, of this place.
We regret to note that J. J. Re-
,oau and family are preparing to
return to their old home at Hatties-
burg.
Thos. D. Moore, of Lumberton,
bas purchased the Rezeau residence,
and will take possession Of same as
soon as it IS vacated.
A slidell special says that Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Levy, the young
couple who ran away from Mande-
VILE to Slidel to be married, have
returned to their home.
Joe Regan, of Columbia. now a
member of the firm of Regan u
Moore, Poplar vile, has rented the
Carver cottage, and will soon occu'
ny same with his family.
Mrs. DR.. Shlvers and children
left Thursday evening for their
home, at Marion, Ala. Miss Kate
Shiyers accompanied her relatives,
and will probably remain at Marion
and attend the Judson College.
We have the prettiest located
town on this road. but it could be
rendered far more attractive to the
eye if painting and whitewashing
craze would take possession OF the
minds and hands Of our citizens
generally.
Call on W. G.. MCDONALD, the
artist, at his studio in the ThornhIll
building, and have your pictures en-
lafged to any size. He is turning
out large amount of work. which
speaks for it.elf. Engagements
promp' ;caaIges reasonable.
Fred L. Weed il constantly on
the wing here, there, everywhere
strictly On business intent. Al
though 50 pressed for time on his
last trip, he did not forget to re
member US with q sample of aqua
vlt&. When we become a bIoated
capitalist Fred shall be appointed
our right bower.
Dr. G. R. Norman, of Rankin Co.,,
accompanied by his son, Thomas
Norman, Esq, of Hattieshurg, and
MS son'ln-law, DR.. Priddy, of Ynl'
Uousha county, were here last
thursday on prospecting mission.
Inc gentlemen were delighted with
'ms locality, and we expect their
return in the near future.
Parvis special of the 3rd to
". ,ae Zines Democrat says: sc. G.
Dla from Atlanta, Ga, sawyer for
l. Oarley & Son, was SERIOUSLY
ulurea this evf ming by the falling
va " piece OF timber while raising
.ae lraue of a dry kiln at their mill
"IurVls. lie is resting easy.
w. W. Mcdonald was arrested
Iaa charge of runniog blind tiger
"uesson, Miss. He was arrested
D. 'OoVlngton county by w. w.
,"'' Muonson and brought here en-
'0u'e to Jackson, Miss"
~ Dr. ). A. Smith, Dentist, ofNew
0reans' will pay regular visits
po, isua month to Puryis, Lumber ton,
iOplarville and Nicholson. viii
a'op oa', a. other stations by request by
Su;. SoS.al card addressed 10 DR.. s. A,
OrIaa' u' 11o N. Rampant ST., New
~ he will spend the second week of
,s,s ,,os month in Poplarville, aud will
JS ASS, az other points by request.
N'uress him at Poplareille.
THEY HAVE A BONANZA.
n,n,s y seems the owners of Doctor
+, luppanond's pa lightning Remedy
,hs;u 4, ;Mueumatism have Bonanza as
~ ta'1s ss,I remedy has never been known
es,a;, 'a'' IN single case. There is
msS'nily ms1SS''nly room in the market for a
su.ciue ss,. III that will do what thev
s1 i" t1r this wonderful prepara.
%ul Sriis Although !. the price is s5 per
i@u i"e, ;, II 1t does one half claimed
ibs " a,l ,ne price should be 800. If
rsusa' saiasglst bag not gor it, the
By nrss' us w,'l be sent to any address
psean b prepaid express on receipt Of
lSsSo mptammond Medicine Co..
Agents Maiden ra Lane, New YORK.