The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-06-03
EXCHANGE FL ASHES.

as those who are willing to come
South to live think SO TOO, there is
20 difficulty in the way of their
fraternizing. Northern men who
live here have been heard to say
that they never had better neigh
bors in their liyes.-SOuthern Inc
yestor.
One of the small children at the
school last week was asked to
write three duties of the board of
supervisors. The response came
as follows:
l To make laws for the county.
2 To receive $500 per day.
3 To draw ten cents per mile for
coming to New Albany.-New AL
baDy (Union Co.. Gazette.
Mr.. W. P. King brought to this
Office copy of the Vicksburg Dali
ly Citizen. bearing date of July 2,
1868, and printed on wall paper,
from which we reproduce the fol-
lowing:
We are indebted to Major Gill;
esple for steak of confederate
beef-mule meat. We tried it. and
can assure our friends that if it is
rendered necessary, they need have
no scruples at eating the meat. 1t
is sweet, savory and tender, and SO
long as we haye a mule left we are
satisfied that our soldiers will be
content to subsist on it.-Senato-
bia Democrat.
Legislatures can build capitols,
issue bonds, create senators, disap
point political aspIrants, etc., but
very few of them has ever mastered
the country road subject. The
more they try the further they get
away from good roads.-Coast
Beacon.
Each of US is bound to make the
little circle in which he lives better
and happier. Each of us is bound
to see that out of that small circle
the widest good may flow. Each of
us may have fixed In his mind the
thought that out of single honse-
hold may flow influences that shall
stimulate the whole commonwealth
and the whole civilized world
New York Dispatch.
The hoy who stands around roll
ing cigarette while his father rolls
a wheelbarrow and his mother a
rollingpin is very apt some day to
roll into the penitentiary or the
misunderstanding Progress.
ONLY A THEORY,
The idea that people are equal is
very pretty in theory, but it is hard
to prove IN practice. We are all
here to do the best we can. Some
of US have large tin cups and some
of us only have very small ones,
but we should be allowed to get
them full as they will hold, and
then, no doubt, our capacity will
grow, but there is no use in trying
to encourage people to think they
can do what they have no capacity
for doing. All should have OPP
portun;ty to exercise and develop
what talents they possess, but the
greatest troubles in the world
come from people not being glad to
do what they can do instead Of
wasting strength and energy in at
tempts to overdo. We are all here
to learn our lessons of experience
and should remember that The IT.
er stumbling blocks we try to<' I.oo
iii the paths of others the katto r'1 ,ue
are likely TO- to- get alOgps .~Ken Ken
.,;ta 80 hos
tiser, becausese r,ro,s ter1
@ests J thot flick. of Rochelle, Ill. suga
eeoI,aotor n mulching potatoes, litter
LIN 1Iooelence seems fully to juats it's
III ~. He thus relates one ex)w let
otheyf many: nito il
go4 1896 an acre was mulch,
,ediately after planting wit
4hanure, mostly direct fr poker in
stables. Eighty large loads Np in winch
This acre was part of remarkable
field. All were planted we Queens,
pinwall planter, about OHIO waS ,,Ian
deep, fifteen inches ana," VIZ ,ho % Sa pay y.
and rows three and op y Ii Tile language
all were planted in
Rural New Yorke-rom This collar sil-
Those under ed knife,
kst to come und friendly manner he
outstrithe colonies life."
weed which goes to show that
maEereay have too much of O good
tt ns%I commercial Appeal.
1t is significant that about all
uuOpian plans for making money
easier to get originate with men
who have failed in everything
they have undertaken. Thera arc