The free press., 1895-03-14

y. >. Williams, Burdickyllle, Mich.
Ole b. Nelson, Byron P. o., MINI.
Louis Lorenson, Tenhassen, MINI.
Henry Q. Shipley, Eau Clair, wis,
Carl j. Norseen, Holyoke, Colo.
e. A. Anderson, waverly, MINI,
ID. W. Story, Blairstown, Ia,
Frank Winner, Hastings, MINI.
Irving Gingrch, South Bend, Ind.
WIN. L. Crecelius, Dean, s. D.
G, H. Reichley, Smock, Ohio.
A. r. johnson, Caroline, N. Y.
E. Vargasor, Otter Lake, MINI.
j os. Clarke, Van vert, Ohio.
G. o. Lundquiet, Barnesville, MINI.
Jacob wagner, Stuttgart, Kan
Derry walworth, Montgom cry, Mich.
John Bradley, Detroit, 1"
Mrs. 3. j. Irving, Wise, "
HOME-SEEKERS:
| have some five and ten acre par
GELS of land in Poplarville corpor~
alton for sale, on easy terms. Ad.
dress, j. c, DERBY,
Poplarville, Miss.
Mr.. r, L. Ratliff announces him.
self this week as a candidate for res
election to the office of circuit and
chancery clerk. MIR. Ratliff has
been clerk since the birth of the
county-has borne the burden and
trials of organization, and now
takes rank among the best officials.
in that capacity, of the State. His
duties are always promptly, faith
fully and conscientiously per.
formed, and he is at all times cour.
teous and accommo dating. Mr..
Ratliff has endeared himself to the
people, and his claims will no doubt
receive the support they so well
merit.
The committee on Public CONS
fort has outlined the policy of this
feature of the Cotton States and
International Exposition, to be
held at Atlanta, Ca, in a manner
that will be very satisfactory to
prospective visitors. 1t is propos.
ed to adopt the Philadelphia sys.
TEN, which was found to work bet.
ter than the one used at Chicago.
The Public Comfort Bureau will be
a department of Exposition work,
and the business will be kept in the
control of the management, and
not let as concession,
Although the manageable girls
OF Poplarville outnumber the mar
riageable men more than five tC
one, we know modest young Wild
over who is talking of advertising
for life partuer. He is anxious
to become some ones DARLING,
but IS timid about stepping to the
front. We give the girls the fol-
lowing pointer in regard to his
character:
'"He never won no battles,
He never twanged no Tyre;
But he'll get up fust and never cuss
Bout maxim the kitchen fire."
Lieut.. Gov. M. M. Evans, OF
Moss Point, il one of the most
prominent and popular candidates
in the race for Railroad Commits
sioner. He has host of friends
throughout the state who are we'll
aware of his shining qualifications
for that or any other position in
the gift of the people.
A merry party of young people
were delightfully."- entertained at the
residence of Dick johnson, last
Friday night. A hay ride was one
of the enjoyable features of the oc'
casion. Seventeen in one wagon :!
Well, the vehicle and it's occ cupants
must have resembled sardine box
and contents.
DR.. j. J.Lyons, of New Orleans,
made a professional visit to DIR.
Marion Saturday night. DR. Mario
on is still confined to his room, but
his friends hope to soon greet him
at his usual place of business.
Dun's Review of the 9th says;
Failures for the week have been
234 in the United States against
2S4 last year, and 81 in Canad da
against 60 last year.
| Fruit treas arc beginning to