The free press., 1895-11-21
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In love matters, keep your pen
from paper.-Alfred de Musset.
J. @. Bourn made trip to New
Orleans to replenlsh his mercantile
stock.
Mrs. J. B. Flanagan, of Milton,
was recent visitor to Mrs. s. L.
Mitchell.
Alger Lenoir, of Nicholson, was
mingling with POplarville friends
on Sunday.
John Gaddis, colored, who kill
ed Bob Brown, another negro, at
Hickory, was arrested at Laurel
last Thursday.
Mr.. Fl. T. Slade and Miss Jennie
Trevilion were married at Easta-
buchie on the 18th.
r. L. Ratlif is building a neat
and roomy stable on the rear end
OF his residence lot.
F. B. Lenoir says that he can keep
PopIarvilIe supplied with wood
during the entire winter.
Mr.. Oscar D. Varnado and Miss
Kate M-gee were married at
Franklinton, La, un the 18th.
The teachers of the Methodist
Sunday school gave their smaller
pupils taffy treat Saturday evening.
Charley Wesley and family, of
Ell,sville, have moved to Glade,
where Mr.. Wesley has a position
in the Mills mill.
The Ladies Aid Society and Dixie
Builders entertainm ont, which was
appointed for last Saturday, was
indefinitely postponed.
When Adam and Eve inhabited
the Garden of Eden, we DO not
think they enjoyed a day more de-
lightfuI than last Sunday.
A Life Scholarship in the Geor.
gis.Alabama Business College, OF
Macon, Ga, can be had on reasons
able terms by applying at this Office.
MIR. John Shaw and Miss Martha
Smith, Of Red Greek, were married
at. the courthouse Thursday morn.
ing Rev. j. M. Sammons officia'
ting.
Miss Annie Marion, one Of our
loveliest and most popular young
bellies, left for Orvisburg Sunday
morning, where she goes to take
charge Of school.
GRIPPEY COLDS-Grlppey
colds are epidemic aud promptly
"broken up" by "77," DR.. Humph,
reys' Specific for Colds and Grippe
For sale by all druggists.
81. e, Allen left Wednesday nigh,
of last week for Marion, Ohio. and
when he returns willy in all prOba~
bility be accompanied by his wife
who has been absent about six
molths.
The alarm of fire Saturday eve
ming was caused by a spark that
ignited the roof of Capt. T. R.
Whites residence. Assistance was
fortunately at hand, and the fire
was extlngulshed after it had burn.
ed hole about foot square.
The neatest and most pleasantly
located residence 10 town is being
built by the Hollpman Brothers for
Judge j. P. McGehee. TIE mate.
rial is all first. class. and the car
penters, and Bud Collins, the brick
mason, are doing excellent work.
The Christmas holidays are near
at hand, and 1t would be we'll to at
once devise some plan for the en-
tertainment Ut the children Christ
mas Eve. by arranging the pro-
gramme now world of rush and
trouble would be avoided by all
concerned.
D~Miss Mary Cochran has just
received from st. Louis a varied
stock of fashionable Millinery, in
oil the leading shades, shapes and
styles. Store III Masonic building.
We heard a patent medicine
drummer .remarg, one day last
week, that he had visited every
city, town, village and hamlet in
!. the State, and that nowhere had
10 beet 30 satisfactorily entertains.
ed a. AZ the Reed House, Of Poplars
PILE. Others, have expressed sim.
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