The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1897-04-29
EXCHANGE FL ASHES.

While mary of the citizens of
Mississippi ere worrying over
the idea of getting into debt in
building state capitol, other states
would have had the capitol built
and the debt paid. 1t is less talk
and more action that liz needed. -
Wesson Mirror.
whats the matter between you
and your neighbor ?" asked the
Judge.
Il cultivste garden and he
keeps hens"
"Sentence suspended. live in
the suburbs myself. '-Detroit Free
Press.
Funeral notices hereafter print
ed at this office must either be paid
for in advance or upon delivery. ln
this respect the past has taught US
dear lesson. Less poetry ~ in
the graveyard and pay your funer'
al bills.-Sea Coast Echo.
Every man at his death carries
with him to the other world pro-
found sense, his own heaven or
hell. He'll or punishment beyond
is not the arbitrary forthputting of
Gods power to chrush the sinner.
1t is the natural, inevitable frultion
of perverted life which God him.
self cannot prevent, for if He could
He would.-Rev. rhos. Anderson,
Baptist, Omaha, Neb.
This is how Tennessee editor
wrote the obituary of delinquent
subscriber: "Crock Floods died
last night, owing this paper for 10
years subscription. tbs reported
tina. he said just before he begged
out that he felt like he was floating
upward. No doubt of 1t. Crock
had got so low down that he had to
slide up hill to get to perdition."
w. 3. Moseley, a prominent in
surance man of this city, is the de-
| lighted owner of newly-hatched
chicken that has four legs. The
chick is lively and healthy, but SO
far has not learned 70 walk on but
two of its legs. A breed of chick
ems that would furnish four drum
sticks" would become extremely
popular with housewives. Com
mercial Appeals jackson Bureau
On last Monday circuit clerk W
j. Mcfarland received from the
Jones county clerk q copy of the
judgmen: secured by State Reeve
hue Agent Writ Adams against The
bondsmeD of B. E. Devall, ex-sher'
if Of Jones, with an order to en-
roll it in Jasper. The full amount
principal, interest and cost, is g.,
1871. This action was necessary
because some of the bondsmen owl
property in this county.-Jaspel
| County Review 21st.
1t seems to be admitted that in
stead of raising politics to higher
level, the women politicians have
sunk to the level OF politics IN those
western states where they have
been granted the full right of sutf
rage. The effect has only been tc
increase the number of voters
without improving the quality
Fayetteville (Ark.) Sentinel.
Major Lee Richardson, of this
city, makes very valuable and
practical suggestion in regard to
building mounds on the various
plantations and neighborhoods sub
jec; to overflow. He offers most
liberal prize for the best treatise or
moundsbuildlng, and when the re-
plies are in he will haye them print
ed in pamphlet form and dstrib-
nted free of charge. -Vicksburg
Post.
The editor has lost his COW.
Heretofore, with plenty of milk
and butter, we haye managed to
live on Is cents a week, but we
cau't do it any more. Give us inS
formation as to the whereabouts of
a white and clay spotted, lean mich
COW, or pay up your subscription at
once.-Marion County Record.
In anticipation of the erection of
new state-house, the name of ex-
Gov. Jno. M. Stone is being men
toned in connection with the chair.
manship of the committee having
the building in charge. Such Sc,
lection would be applauded by
the people of the state. All have
confidence in his executive ability :.
and strict honesty, and in connec.
ton with his work and duties there
wonld be no fears of trickery Or