The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1896-09-10

is over bring the child to the
Mobile Photo Art Gallery.
The Mobile Photo Art Gallery is
pleasantly and conveniently located
in the Gam building, opposite the
postohice. Many photos have been
taken and the completed pictures
will be turned out in few days:
WAITS Business Colleges, at
Jackson and Meridian, sent thirs
teen graduates to positions the past
two weeks. More positions open
than graduates to accept them.
A special rate of 500 will be Civ.
en- all students who enter either
school before Sept. Is, 1896. L. A.
Wyatt is located at jackson.
FAITH
w full mon or women to travel
for responsible established house
10 Mississippi. Salary $3.50, pays
able $15 weekly and expenses. 70.
sition permanent. Reference. En-
close eff addressed stamped envel
ope. The National, Star Building,
Chicago. 4420-w.
Some Of our merchants might
find a useful hint in the following
from the Scott County Register;
eff the merchants would take the
pains to have the sweepings of their
stores burned up every morning in
stead of being thrown into the
streets, it would add greatly in
Identifying the streets IA well as
improving the sanitary condition Of
the town."
The Jasper County Review of
the End says:
eve are in receipt of letter
from Mr.. t. J.. Lawless exp essing
much qualification over the rencm.
lnation of Hon. John S. Williams.
Mr.. Lawless is great admirer and
warm friend OF Mr.. Williams, and
although now living at Poplarville.
Pearl River county, he still has the
interest of his old county and dis.
trict at heart
The Spring Hill Triumph Baptist
Association, colored, held its 7th
annual session at Purvis, Miss, on
Sept. the 3, 4, S and 6, 1896. The
number of people in attendance es-
timated at 800. The amount of
money raised was SIGH. Officers
for ensuing year: Rev. r. A. Pairs,
of Lacey, moderator; j. M, Ralne,
of Poplarviile, recording secretary.
| j. w. Treen has returned from a
several weeks trip through the
coast counties, which he worked
in the interest of Mr.. Hathorn,
the popuIist candidate for congress.
He reports having had pleasant
trip, but we did not inquire how
many notches he cut in his whip
han die as are evidence of the NUNS
Der of votes secured.
The following named gentlemen
have been appointed to constitute
the Democratic Executive Commit'
! tee of the sixth Mississippi con.
gressional district, viz: Adams Co.
John F. Jenkins: Amite, NJ. H
Wilkinson; Covington, W. r Hol,
r loway; Greene, (blank); Hancock
J. F. Cazeneuve; Harrison, Fl. G
r Cowart; Jackson, F. Fl. Lewis
Jones, y. R. Shannon; Lawrence
; q. P. Jones; Marion, Chas. Carley
!. Pearl River, P. E. Williams; Perry
E. J. George; Pike, j. j. White
Wilkinson, II. NJ. GUN.
A delightful chiIdrens' muslca
: was given Saturday night at thu
residence of Miss Hattie Dear
, About score Of lovely children
? and number of young people wer'
' present. The most pleasing feature
! Of the occasian was the vocal ant
! instrumental music rendered BY
! Misses Vivian and Josie Lindrose
! aged respectively ID and II years
, These lovely children possess re.
, markable musical talent, and theil
performance was a surprise to all
. We hope to have the pleasure Of
again hearing the skillful playing
and sweet voices of these wonder.
full little maldens.