The free press., 1895-08-01
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people making inquiries In regard
to land immigration matters in the
South, furnished by w. G. Rinear-
son, general passenger agent of the
@. &. c. Route:
August Gavofd, Bay City, Mich.
Geo. A. Mead, west Bay City, F."
F. 3. Oowden, El Reno, o. T.
Martin Rowe, Montford, wis.
0. 0. johnson, Mepelton, N. Oak.
Mathew Hamn, Menominee, Mich,
John Nudge, Flint,
D. G. Duff, New Castle, Pa.
W. q. Churchill, Jr., OaryvilIe, wis.
II. q. ColwelI, west Hayden, Ohio.
Christ johnson, Chandler, 8. Oak.
N. La Flame, Epworth, Iowa.
). L. Spear, Lees Creek, Ohio.
Mrs. s. Q, Story, E. Enterprise, Ind.
VIM. b. Divan, west Carlisle, 0.
Geo. Crenk, Gilllngham, wis.
}. l.. Robertson, wyota, P. 0. Wis.
FIT. Firestone, wooster, Ohio.
a% N OTI IUE ~@
When buying HOME purchase where the
Health. Churches, Schools and Lands are good.
Home seekers in Mississippi will 10 best to
locate In the best part of the State. Such a
home on farm must sell. Price $500.
J.W. TREEN,
Poplarvile, Miss.
This item ia to inform "Uncle
Billie" (Wm. Royce), that "The
Daisy" and his other Poplarville
pets, read with pleasure in his old
home paper, the Washington q. II.
Ohio Gazette Register Democrat,
his description of this section of
the country. The pets, however.
do not think that he did full justice
to the subject. i"Uncle Billie"
would have laughed uproal iously
could he have seen little Lily R.
toss her pretty head and "put on
airs" when she read the sentence
in his article stating that there was
no style here. This winsome little
fairy conveyed a world of meaning
in her exclamation, ooh, indeed !"
The pets say that when "Uncle
Billie" returns he will have to take
them out riding once a week for
six months to pay for this ISLAM"
on them.
The town sensation Of the past
week was the sacrifice of flourish,
ing and fascinating mustaches that
ornamented the upper lips of two
of Poplaryille's most prominent
young men-Messrs. Elisha How
ard and George Bilbo. This sac
rifcial deed can only be accounted
for 10 one way, to~wit: Their best
girls must have vigorously pro.
tested against the titillating SEN
sation produced by close contact
with the aforesaid hirsute append
ages.
H. E. Allen, accompanied BY Mrs.
w. E. Herren and her bright little
daughter, Miss jessie, left We'd
nesday evening of last week for
their old homes in Ohio, and ex-
pect to be absent until fall. Many
of their friends, old and young,
assembled at the station to bid them
au revoir, and also testified in
other ways the place these charm
ing people have won in the hearts
of the citizens of Poplarville.
Uriah Lee, who lives some 10
miles southeast of town, was pains
fully hurt last Friday while at work
in his mill. DR.. Brill was sent for
and promptly rendered the neces-
sary surgical attention. Mr.. Lee
is on the road to recovery.
Eastman, Gardiner & Co., the
large mill operators at Laurel, are
requiring all employees under Il
years of age to present a written
permit, signed by their parents or
guardians, to engage in the work.
J.. 8. Smith made pleasant and
successful trip to Hattiesburg and
other points northwsrd during the
week. Jim has our thanks for an
appreciated news item mailed us
while he Was on the wing.
It is to be hoped that the County
Convention to assemble here this
Thursday will be characterized by |