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The free press., 1895-02-21
CITATION NOTICE,

State Of Mississippi
To VIM. Croft and Hannah
Croft:
You are commanded to ap~
pear before the Chancery Court of
the County of Pearl River In said
State on the End Monday of April,
A. D., 1895, to defend the suit OF
the Poplarvllle Lumber Company
vs. r. II. Reeves, assignee, ct ais.
wherein you are defendants.
This IL day of January, 1895.
r. L. RATLIFF, Clerk.
13-3t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized to announce
G. w. ELLIS
az a candidate for Senator from
the Fourth Senatorial District, com
posed of Marion, Pearl River, Gov
ington and Simpson counties, subs
ject to the action of the Democrat
lc party.
The free press., 1895-02-21

as candidate for Assessor of Pearl
River county, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
Prof. Thames visited New Orleans
last Saturday.
Mrs. e. Fl. Hyde is visiting her
parents at Slidell.
e. Tompkins left Saturday even
ing for Little Rock, Ark.
DR.. John Smith was called to
Mcneil Sunday by the illness of
his sister, Mrs M. D. Tate.
Capt. 7. r. White ard Jas. A.
Wheat left Sunday for Mississippi
City to serve on the federal grand
jury.
Ed. holmes is happy over an
addition to his family in the person
of fine daughter, who arrived
one day last week.
A Life Scholarship in the Geor-
gia.Alabama Business College, Of
Macon, Ga, can be had on reasons
able terms by applying at this office.
Mr.. Adams, bookkeeper for the
Champion Lumber Co., dislocated
his left shoulder while snewballing.
DR.. Brill afforded the necessary
surgical attention.
Mrs. H. G. Abney, who has been
visiting in Mississippi for some
time past, returned home Wedness
day, to the delight of her many
friends.-Sumter County (Fla.)
Times.
J. A. Moody Is stepping as high
asa blind horse on account of the
arrival of a fine girl at his home
Sunday morning. DR.. Brill in
forms us that the babe weighs
something less than 100 pounds.
"77"
DR.. Humphreys Specific "77" for
drlppe and Colds is now on every
tongue. Il will "break up an OBJ
st'uate cold that "hangs on" For
sale by all druggists.
The snow and cold weather of
the past week has affected this
county more seriously than the
panic and the fina ncial question
comblr9d. Distressing accounts
are corning in from all portions of
The county describing the mor1ali-
~ among stock, cattle, sheep and
nogs, W Rich is unprecedented.
@. ", %. Hartman, Sheriff of
Iyler Cob W. Va, appreciates a
good thing and does not hesitate to
say SO. HAe was almost prostrated
WIN cold when he procured
uoule of Chamberlain's Cough
Meneoy. he says: ut gave me
PROMPT re 'ef / find it to be an in.
~i9aple medy for coughs and
co'ua no sale BY Poplarvile Drug
The free press., 1895-02-21

Trip TO Mofloiau tnlS "oehe
A number of young people braved
the elements last Friday night and
attended a delightful sociable at
the residence of FL. E. Allen.
Mr.. w. E. Herrin, of the Poplar.
Vile Lumber Company at Poplar
vile, Miss, a more cleyer gentle
man than whom it would be hard to
find, was the guest of Hotel de
Holleman several days this week.
Marion County Record 10th.
W. F. Snapp, the honored pres
ident of the Poplarville Ananias
Club, left Tuesday on a business
visit to E!isville, Sandersyille and
other points on this road. We feel
satisfied that his experiences while
away will not deprive him of his
badge of office--the button.
A physician of note says that
tears, warm, quick, abundant tears.
are good preserver of woman's
beauty, which, perhaps, may ba a
silver lining for somebody. This
prescription may be effective, but
it would not be good policy for
our feminine friends to test it in
the presence Of their male admir>
ers.
About 8 O'Clock Tuesday morn-
ing, Eugene, the bright, tour.year-
old son of |. V. Enochs, Jr., fell in
the fire and was terribly burned.
1t is thought that the child cannot
live. Mrs, Enochs' hands were bad
ly burned in rescuing her son. The
parents and other relatives have
the heartfelt sympathy of the en-
tire community.
Later-Eugene died at IL m.,
Tuesday, three hours after the ac-
cident. The funeral will take place
from the Methodist church at 3 p.
m., this Wednesday.
The free press., 1895-02-21

Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides
at Toledo, Washington, says she
has never been able to procure any
medicine for rheumatism that re-
lieves the pain so quickly and effect
ually as Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and that she has also used it for
lame back with great success. For
sale by Poplarville Drug Co.
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FOR SHERl FF.

l announce myself a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Pearl
River county, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
A. Fl. SLAYDON.
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10 lduu lmui STallOu udttcIS III tHe
South, furnished by W. G. Rinear-
son, general passenger agent Of the
@. &. c. Route:
Mrs. .M.Densford, Crothersville, Ind.
WIN. Mcclellan, Muncie, Ind.
A. p. Danielson, waterford Ohio,
O. X. H0ff, New House, MINI.
Al. r. ',Larzelere, Roseville, Ohio.
%. A. Boone, Shelbyville, III
Jacob Weaver, O'Donlell, Mich,
G. r. Boatman, Barker, Ninr /
A. Il. Slack, Jackson, MiGH
S. NJ. King, Hester, NJ.
A. ID. Fetters, Congress, Ohio.
e. W. Smith, winchester, Ind.
Jos. Henry Gigg, Leadville, Col.
W. F. Griffin, New Gullford, Ohio.
G. A. Mentyer, Mansfield, Ohio.
j. S. Mann, Ann Arbor, Mich,
II. c. Newton, Homestead, Ia.
Michael Graner, Springfield, Ohio.
f. M. Loomis. Fiskburg, Ky.
j. Morgenstern, Buffalo, \. \.
G. d. McCullom, Schooner Pt., Ind.
Fl. W. Goodnow, Columbus, Ind,
j. f. Billman, Fort wayne, Ind.
Clark Bourne. South Bend, MINI.
g. M. Vinnedge, Oxford, Ohio.
s. A. Bail, East Union, ONO.
e. W. Lee, Acme, ono.
HOME-SEEKERS:
| have some five and ten acre par
cells of land in Poplarvile corpor~
alton for sale, on easy terms. .Ad'
dress, j. Z, DERBY,
Poplarville, Miss.
Hon. D. M. Watkins says pos~
itively that he will not be in the
race for Lieut.. Governor, or any
other office but feels very grateful
for the many fiattering and CONS
pllmentary notices by the press Of
the State in such conn ection - Per
ry County News,
!. H. Reed and family and Mrs.
j. Darling arrived from New Or
leans several days ago. MI. Reed
W ill remain here until he RECEIVERS
from the serious injuries received
some weeks ago while at work in
plahing mill in New Orleansg
The free press., 1895-02-21
ohamberlain's Eye and Skin oinsme.,

ohamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Pile,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
25 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
TO HORSE OWNERS.
For putting horse in fine healthy con-
dition try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy orT.s><;;v' So.
new life to an old or over w6r 4orgot
gents per paclrage For NE Sing.
The free press., 1895-02-21

Teachers Training Glass
OF the PoPLARvILLE HIGH
SCHOOL, March 4 to April II,
1895.
Just the place to prepare for
better certificate. A feast of good
things for the ambitious, progress
i've teacher.
I-Review Of all the public school
branches.
II-Six written examinations.
III--Theory and Practice of
Teaching.
IV-RouDd Table conferences.
Send for circulars
W. I. THAMES,
Poplarville, Miss.
The free press., 1895-02-21

ACKNOWLEDGMENT FEES.
For Dist. and State Candidates, S15
For County Candidates, So
For Beat and Town Candidates, $3.50
All announcements cash in advance.
The free press., 1895-02-21
EducatiOn.
THE GEORGIA~ALA
BUSINESS COLLEGE,

BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Macon, Ga, conceded 10 be the
largest and most practical IN the
South is giving Business, Short
hand, Normal, Telegraph or Pen
Art course for S25 90 and board at
5000. Also giving to one worthy
how or girl IN each county a full
course FREE.
Write at once enclosing stamps
for particulars.
The free press., 1895-02-21

A number of young people braved
the elements last Friday night and
attended delightful sociable at
the residence of FL. E. Allen.
The free press., 1895-02-21
Found at Last.

A remedy for Hog Cholera. Do
you desire to know what it is !?
Write to REV. L. b, HALL,
Hattiesburg, Miss.
The free press., 1895-02-21

Col. j. g. Derby made business
trip to Meridian this week.
The free press., 1895-02-21
FOR ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce
GEO. w. BILBO.
as candidate for Assessor of Pearl
River county, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
The free press., 1895-02-21

The following is the goth list of
people making inquiries in regard
to land immigration matters in the
South, furnished by W. G. Rinear-
son, general passenger agent of the
n O. r. Ponfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-04
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mo A%bipaWwuug), iout;t ihr Or. Pterce's
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covery" Stben, DER al ~aagemeiuer abgc'
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CT ntbncu fluI, auiS Ger;litls. Sd fam
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bslitr s.iag!t babe ais isbt, mad Ssn SsbraEa
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Die GerlObun9 Serbert BON Gers
boris pirbelte piel Staub aui; ale
2eioeni6aiten meni6li6sr 8emiitber
puroen rege; in allen S6i6ten oes
Yublitums biloets lie oas Sd9es9e.
iprG9. ODD niht auf Die Iauer.
Cine GroBituot bietet oes W0nri9,
falti9en 10 Oiel, Die 3tit uerrouitt
idneQ, uno Dor neuen Ge9ebenbeiten
miro raid oas 9llte Dergeilen.
Nur cine @eriOn tOuute ii5 iiber
oieie 56atiahe nibt ~berubi9en, per=
mOhte nit Dem GeIbebenen nibt ierz
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gOrinstp. Der alts SaB ge9en Gers
truo erwa6te oeritdrtt in ibr. gu
Dem Neio aui Die Su9eno uno Die per.
iOnll6en SorSiige 8ertruos's geielte
li6 ieBt nod Die eiieriuat.
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elnSl9 Der Suell, aus Dem ibr elrer
Seoarf ih0pitet uno pelben ibr oann
talt I'M Sanoe perrinncn iabt. Sn
allen 2ebensira9eu mar ib iiir eut
cine Nuu. Wit welhem Heht aliu
ordnglt Oh Did ieBt in mein Seben?
Wtit melhem &e6t milf on mid in
ben ireien Gnti6llinen oeS Wannes
bei6rGnten? @ertruo Sa9en miro
mein g8eib. mein tbcures, 9eliebtes
g8eib! @eoarbt babe i6, geoarbt al
2iebe. Sept ioQ tie mein Seben nit
Dem CLANS ibres reinen SerSens nm.
Itrab.eu!"
Ser S0rouin peiB9eiporoene Clip.
pen fanoen tcineu Saut Der Grmioes
rung auf oil Die NntlaQen; waren
oteielben bod nllr gu gere6t. ga trat
Serbert ibr naber uno fabte lire eiIig
tulte Seno.
,Wutter! Sd babe Dir oas Wprt
oft geboten, uno es iano teinen Wioers
ball in oeinem SerSen. SD biete es
Dir bon neuem i'm pollen Shine oes
8Ortss. Sie &luit ,pii6en uns ldBt
'i6 nit Elm penig Nah9iebi9teit lei6t
iibcrbriiten. GmpfGn9e meme Sraut
ais oeine Sobter ih mill lie Dir Su=
Iii6ren. ScBe bid iiber all Die tleinen
Seotnten an~erSo9ener Sorurtbelle
hinmeg, banole ais cole, bohberSl9e
Grau, uuo Oh iollt oantbare Sinoer
an uns buben fir ale 3eiten!"
Die Sdronin tdmpite einen ibpez
rem &I; Der StOlS uno oas Del
'ere IN lbr ran9en nm Die Sberbano.
Sbr Bid I"treiite Qntrnie, melhe in
~tieier, inuerer geme9un9 Serbert's
@Orten gelauiht bate; in ibren Nu=
gen i6immerte Is ieutt uno ibr bit=
TENDER Bid iuhte oas NntliB Der
Wutter, oeren 3lige pon elmer 9eipals
tlgen inneren @anolun8 reoeten.
,Su iprahit barte g9orte, Ser-
bert, ia9te lie 'anfter. sd tonnte
Dir manhes wioerlegen, Dor allem,
oaB cine 6rau aus unisren &rel'en
niht nit Dem WaBe 8emenen weroen
tam, nit Dem man cine eintuhe
giir9erfrau mist. llniere SteQung
foroert elm glan3polles Nuitreten Dor
Der g8elt; unier @ebiet III Der Gallon;
man tam ni6t aues in einem iein.
AntOnie empiing ais mein einSiges
Rino niht me9r Siebe ais on, mein
SObn. SaB Dem niht 10 1T, made
ib mir gum 9rDBen GDrwurf. SaBt
mid nit Dem llngep0bnli4en fertis
meroen; gebt mir 3eit gum lleber=
legen. Sn G6t SO9en Mil ib eu6
Dieoeriebeu; biz oabin lebe i6 in II.
auf meinem @Obnlig. Gs muB 10
Iein."
Serbert oerientte nO6mals bitteno
'elne Nugen IN Die lbren, Sog lbre
Sanoe an Die Sippen uno perlieB
oGnn nab berilihem IbihieosgruB
gum crlten Ital i'm Seben b~eirieoigt
oas 3immer iciuer Wutter.
Nu6 Intpnie erbob lid mad Der
Gn%tIernung oes gruoers; lie pOllte
Der Wtutter Selt 9onnen, NIT li1 'elb1t
fertlQ III nerOen. Wenn Die 0eriob,
uung cine pouitQnoige weroen i~oIte,
muBte lie nibt crSpun9en Ooer erbeten
meroeu, ionoern aus frelem, pollem
SerSen tommen.
,Sobalo mein Geiunobcitssultano
es erlaubt, reiie ih. Nntonie!" Die
SurOnin ia9te cs ernit. y6eru Don
euh mill ih nit mir 81 Gatbs geben.
Su bleibit bier, ueripridlt mir aber.
elmer Se9e9uun9 nit - nit Serbert's
Sraut ausiupeiden. Niht cher iolit
on lie s%mpian9en, ais bis ih es bill
li9e. Sis oabin 9ibt e5 nod Oiel gu
iiberwinoen."
antonie neigte 5llitimmeno oas
Saupt. Wie cine 9buung tinfti9en
SLIDES 3O9 es our6 ibre Seele. Sie
@orte Seim0t" uno camille" iOa=
ten ni6t mebr peritGnoniblos in ibrem
Serjen per9alen.
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HERE wa ARE AGAIN. SILL ON GUARD F0R PRoTECTL0N.

,uro. is elected, thus depriving Black
burn OF one vote.
Summarizing the results, 1t may be
said at this writing that the majority
will not be 5000 either way.
Mercer, the home county OF Hardin,
at the previous election for governor,
gave Democratic majority OF 1858, At
this election, Hardin carries the county
BY ~, Democratic loss ot 2S6.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-There is dearth
OF news at tho headquarters OF the Dem.
ocrats and Republicans. Reports arc so
meagre that Chairman Norman would
tay nothing moro than that he believed
Hardin was elected. lie would not say
by what majority nor why he was SO
impressed. At the Republican head.
quarters many private telegramS had
been received from the chairmen OF tho
county committees. Congressman
Hunter, chairman OF the State commit.
tee, was not fayornbly inpres sed with
tho returns from tho interior. lie said
that q continuation OF these reports
would indicate the election OF Hardin
by small majority.
The Democratic majority Tour years
ago for governor was 2s,076, In anoth'
or talk Chairman Norman refused to
reileratO his claim that Hardin's major.
ity would reach $4,000 Tho RepublI.
cans are claiming that they have won
all the municipal otIicOO, and one or two
Of the three school trustees aud the city
and county will give bradley majority
Of from 5000 to 5000. Tho following
bulletins were received during tue
night:
AGO this, Jefferson county, gave n
Democratic majority for governor Of
6,4l7. Returns up to 0 o'clock from
oue.third OF tho precincts in the city
and county give bradley 1000 muiority.
Tho Democrats elect three Of tho
sOvon school trnNoO'. At Republican
headquarters, tho city is claimed by
",UJJ. Chairman Long thinks the Dem
ocrats hsvo won by n small majority.
Both parties claim 10 have carried tho
state. Tho Evening Post, (Dem.) says
in ils 1850 edition that tho state is in
uoubt,
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the Democrats will carry tho city on
tho state ticket by $4,000.
Comparisons on 100 districts ot this
city on secretary OF state show Demo'
cratic gain Of 1875. 4a5 election dis
tricls out Of 1892 In the city OF New
Ygtk give Palmer 26,l10; KinV, 1854
BRooKLYN, Now b.-The election in
Kings county passed of very quietly;
thoro were but few arrests and no
election in years has been characterized
by fewer clashes between the contend-
ing parties. As far as has been aicer.
tanned the new ballot law has worked
well, tho votes we're quickly polled. and
there appears to be general satisfaction
with the new system. A great many
voters made mistakes In placing the,
crosses whore they went outside OF
their party column, but on tho whole
the vote as cast represents fairly well
the intent OF the voter.
NEw YoRH, Nov 6.-Tho Press (Rep. }
uays that the lammAny local ticket will
have 10000 majority. Tho Morning
Advertiser estimates that the Ropubll'
eau majority Ia the state will be 10000.
At G:35 o'clock tonight, Commis'
Sioner Roosevelt said NJ police head
uuarters: ~ admit tho Democratic
county ticket is successful. It is too
bad that tho Goo Coos ran n ticket for
themselves, thus compelling tho fusion
ticket TO 70 It alone"
Secretary Of stRteL0O6 election dis
tricts out Of 1892 In tho city ot New
York give Palmer 60,4S6; King, 81 lO2.
Foley, Dem, who ran for tho senate
against ak. Police Inspector Williams, in
tic Twelfth district, claims his election
by O,0OO or 1000 majority. Williams
comedies his defeat,
The election oil Amos ]. Cummings,
Doln., to Congress from tho Tonth dis
trict is conceded by the Republicans
Last year tho district wont Republican
by small margin. Cummings piurali'
ty la estimated at 1000.
Secretary Of stalo-l 900 election dis
tricts out Of 1889 IN tho city oI Now
York give Palmer 7O20; King 9j,0ll.
Secretary Of statO--l, 100 election dis
tricts out OF l,392 In the city Of Now
York, giyO Palmer 7i,0 ,0jS; King lOS,0l3
John U. sieohan comedies New York
state to tho Republicans aud clnima the
city has gone 10000 to 5000 for the
1Rmmany ticket.
1000 districts out oi 3,SS9 election
dlsttists lontsilo Of New York aud
King.) give King OO,5O8, Palmer 1888, ,2SS
A World bulletin Bnys thnt both
branches Of tho Now York legislature
will bo heavily Republican.
Secretary oi Staic--l 80 OlOc.ion dis.
lrct,, out OF 1892 In tho city of Now
York, givo Palmer S8.8ll; King l2i,hHS.
ono thousand ono hundrod and sixty.
ilvo election diurlCts out Of l,SS2 In tho
city Of Now York give Palmer 70,gi2,
King ll6,0sO.
Alto o'clock tho San, (Dom.) claims
that rnmmauy has carried tho city by
$4,000 aud tho Democratic state tickot
has carried tho city by 10000.
The Mail aud EXprosa (ROp.) con.
codes tho city TO l'ammnny by .0,0)O,
and claims thnt tho Republican GtulO
ticket will win by q largo majority
For juigo OF court appohls-- 1915 cloc'
tlon d,ut6ts out Of tho 1892 In Now
York CITY Rlvo Martin, (R0p), 73,l2Si
IOlDr, (Dom), lOl22l,
Tho World Bnya that Tnmmnny has
elected eleven out ol LwclyO senators
and Olovon assumblymcn out Of
lwpnly,nyO.