The free press., 1895-01-10

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d. u. Warren, Castle, Ind.
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Jas. Thompson, Superior, wis.
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Miss Mary Kuhnert, care Rudolph
Miller, Banks z. O., MINI.
A. J. Norton, Thompson, N. Oak.
J. E. Leith, Midland, Mich.
G. A. Brown, RichIand, Mich.
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Thomas white, Deming, Ind.
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Julius Olson, Barrett, Miun.
FOR SALE-Four acres of land
IN the corporate limits of Poplar
vile for sale at a reasonable price
for cash. Apply to
MOORE BROS.
The st. 1ammany (La.) Farmer
Of the 9th says:
"Last Friday afternoon, while
Revs. d. G. Rawls and W. Y. Cur
ry were on their way to Coyington
from the German Settlement, in a
buggy, the horse became frightens
ed and run away. The wheels
struck tree and threw both the
occupants to the ground. Mr.. Cur
ry received some slight bruises. but
Mr.. Rawls was considerably MUIR
ed, having one rib broken. He is
being attended by DR.. J. f. Pigott,
and will doubtless soon be ali
right again.
"Mlss Fanny Cook left Weduess
day for PoplarYille and Meridian,
where she will visit relatives and
friends. We wish her pleasant
trip"
The Poplarvllle Lumber Compa-
nv has large contracts for telegraph
poles and juniper piling, and the
log>puller is now at work hauling
trees out Of the swamp. The mill
will resume saving operations be-
fore the expiration of many weeks,
we understand that the Or
visburg mill is running on full
time, aud is also beng improved by
the addition of a new planer. Busir
ness generally seems to be slightly
on the up grade, and from present
indications the stereotyped phrase,
Hard times" will soon be rele-
gated to the dead past.
We commenced, last week, The
mailing Of statements to our subs
scribers and other debtors, and
will continue the work until all the
readers of the FREE PRESS are
similarly favored. Our duties have
been promptly and faithfully per~
formed for the past four years, and
a prompt remittance of the small
amounts due by each subscriber is
hopefully and confidently expected.
Be just and punctual in this respect
and we will be able to serve you
with neater and better paper IN
the near future.
Several days ago, during an hours
absence of the Cowart family from
their home in the north corporate
limits, some one entered the house
and thoroug hly ransacked Its con-
tents. A new hat, a bottle of CO.
lOgne and few other small articles
were taken. Everything In the
cooked edible line was consumed.
A. r latham a whilom citizen |