The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1893-02-02

ing court, bat will find time during
his stay to renew old acqnaintan.
ccs-especially with the fair sex.
We had great hopes that his re-
moval form our midst to the lnte~
rior Would cause his mustache 10
sprout, hut alas ! we are afraid that
it will be many long day before
"the wind blows through his his.
kers. Gulf Coast Progress.
But, friend Hart, if Georges up.
per lip is not fertile enough to raise
hair, his brain is producing a fine
crop of legal reputation, and his
bank account is growing according
ly. Brains and casa discount
mustache in the estimation of the
girls. And, Furthermore, his spies
ial girl seriously objects to having
her nose tickled with shoe-brush.
1t fact, it would not surprise us TO
hear that George was using a hair
eradlcator.
Moore, Regain e. Go. have adopts
ed a plan of selling their superior
stock Of goods that will not only
tend to their adva ntage, but result
in no little benefit to the general
publIc-that is to those who avail
themselves of the offer, The plan
is as follows: Customers are furn-
ished with a card, on which the
amount of every purchase is punch-
ed. When the amount sums up $50
the holder of the card receives a
discount on the same in the shape
of the following books, worth from
$3.50 to 81 each, Of which you can
take your choice: "Christ IN the
Camp" Beautiful Story;" "Lite of
Jefferson Davis" "Path to Wealth."
and Ground the World with the
Great Voyagers." These are mag,
nificent literary works, and should
be in the hands Of every family in
the county.
Attorney r. NJ. Evans and fami~
ly left Saturday morning for their
new home at Scranton. Mr.. Evans
has been engaged in the practice of
his profession at this place for the
past three years, and has proved
prompt and energetic in the con.
duct of all business intrusted to
him. Clients in his new field of
labor may rest assured that their
interests will be conscientiously
had in view in season and out of
season. Mr.. Evans and his charm
ing wife will be seriously missed in
our church and social society CIR
cles May the sunshine of health,
happiness and prosperity ever be
theirs in the new sphere Of their
choice.
James Dempsey aud son, of Man
istee, Mich, who are large land
owners in this locality, were here
this week inspecting their possess.
ions. These genial gentlemen paid
us short call Monday evening,
which resulted in confirming a 1e-
mark we made some time ago, to-
wit: That the Michigander and Mis-
sissippian invariably get close
to each other. If all our patrons
stood az we'll on our books as do
these gentlemen, we would be able
to employ a "devil," aud then no
one would ever have occasion to
say that Old Youths face resem-
Died a yardstlck OF q graveyard.
Prof. Anderson informs us that
teachers in Pearl River county who
wish the appointment as Institute
Conductor will please confer with
him at once. Teachers who wish
to apply for professional license
will In due time have notice of time
and place of examination. The
state distribution will be SITS 2-3
instead of $3.50, making the sum to
be expended on public schools still
less.
Our clever friend, Kit Carson,
has established himself in the
blackmith business at the old Ford
stand, near the Marion drug store.