The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-04-13

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We've all man can devise for ladies
to use.
And our Jim Snith-fascinating.
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10 walt on the ladies is his hearts
delight.
And gents, take notice, We keep all
you can wear
From finest of goods to those that
won't tear.
Then germans, observe, our "grub7
stock is galore
Those who eat of it cry: "Oh,
MOORE BROTHERS, more p
For the benefit of civil officers
and the public at large we quote
section 1883 of the Code of 1892:
ut shall be the duty of the sheriff,
coroner, Justices, constables and all
other civil officers of the county,
and OF every police officer OF any
city, town or village, when they
know or have reason to suspect any
person to be guilty of a violation of
the provisions Of law in reference to
gambling or gaming, to apprehend
such person, with or without wars
rant, and bring him before some
officer having jurisdiction thereof
and to appear and prosecute such
offender; and for that purpose any
such officer, if he know or have
reason to believe that any gambling
or gaming is being carried on in
any house, room or place, may law
fully break info the same with or
without warning to the person
therein"
Now, FIR the particular edlfcation
of the boys, we publish sec. 1874,
law that parents should impress
upon the minds of their Chill ircn:
eff any person shall at any time
shoot, wound, injure, kill, catch or
pursue with such intent, mock
ing bird or Cat bird or thrush or
shall destroy or rob the nest OF any
wild bird whatever, except crows.
blackbirds, English sparrows,
bluejays, hawks, owls and other
birds of prey, shall be- guilty of a
mlsdemeanor and, on cOnvlction,
shall be fiHed not less than one do
lar nor more than ten dollars, or
be imprisoned in the county Jail
not exceeding ten days"
A hint to the wise on this score,
should be sufficient.
On Tuesday night, the 18th INST,
which will be during court week,
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will spread supper
at the Masonic Hall. No admiss-
ion fee will be charged, and the
price of the elegant meal that will
be served, will only cost you the
small sun. of rs cents. The ladies
have also a beautiful and valuable
quilt, which will, on this occasion,
become the property of some for
tunate patron of the supper. Evs
cry citizen and visitor in Poplar
vile aud vicinity, and il neighbor~
ing towns on the road, are cor
daily lDylted to attend. The ladies
should be greeted by a rousing
crowd, as the proceeds of the enter
tainment are to be devoted to the
impro vement of tn cir house of wor-
ship in manner that will prove
pleasing to saint and sinner.
The Miller House sociable OF last
Thursday night was largely attend
ed, particularly by the young ladies,
and was an enjoyable affair ia eV.
cry respect. We were fortunate
participator, and speak from de-
lightful experience. Two very at
tractive young lady visitors, Miss
Culpepper. of Hllsdale, and Miss
Welsh, of Lumberton, were among
the guests. Conversation, games,
music and a dainty supper were
the pleasing social features OF the
evening. Scarcity Of beaux was
the only drawback, one that would
have proved serious were not Prof.
Spragins and Mr.. Jim Smith equal
to the duties of an ordinary dozen.
The season is just suited to such
occasions, and other similar enters
talnments should rapidly follow.
Our genial, whole-soul friend,
Col, j. d. Ryan, of Ellisyille, sur"
prised us with welcomed visit last
Thursday. He has added to vari'