The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1899-06-22

Read the new land notices In the
FREE Press this week.
Mr.. Boyd Smith, OF Derby, is in
town today.
New show in town, boys, new
show in town.
Editor Myer, OF Ellisvile, was in
Poplaryille recently.
Miss Daisy Marion is visiting
friends in Hattlesburg this week.
Qnite a crowd from this place at.
tended the O. Il. q. picnic at
Hattiesburg last Thursday.
Messls. W. D. Woulard, Fl II.
Bllbo and w. W. Mitchell were re-
cent Lumberton visitors.
Messrs. w. d. Graham and n. f.
Clark, of Mcneil. were in town
Tuesday.
! Miss Alleyne Shivers, who has
teaching in the Frsnkliuton (La.l
Central Institute. arrived home
Tuesday, much to the delight of her
Poplarville friends.
| 1t won't be long before we will
be saying: Have u drink-of arte-
sian water! -
! WANTED-A blight boy Ten or
twelve years old, who can read and
write, to learn the printing business.
A position is guaranteed ust as
soon as he is competent to fill it,.
Apply at this office.
Mrs. I. F. Nance, Yellow Rabbit,
Miss, writes: fave used DR.. NJ. A
Simmons LIVER Medicine 20 years.
1t cured me of headache and
BillOusness. The Black Draught |
used was not half as strong as it
was.
Mr.. Simon Williams, of Poplars
vile, and Miss Mollie Bulloch, of
Washington parish, La, were
quietly married at the residence Of
Rev. N. j. Roberts, near franklin
ton, on the 18th inst, Rev. n. j.
Roberts officiating Both of these
young people are very popular, and
the FREE PREEs joins their many
friends in extending hearty con-
CALCULATIONS.
The attention of our readers is
directed TO the card of Daniel w.
Walker in another column, also his
announcement for constable OF
beat No. |, which will be seen in
the announcement column of the
FREE PRESS today. Mr.. Walker
is deserving young man, and well
qualified for the position, and if he
is elected, we believe he will exert
every effort to fulfill his du'ies to
the satisfaction OF his constituents
and with credit aud honor to blm-
self.
Will Badon was the victim of q
serious accident last Monday morn
ine near Shdell, La. He was on toy
of freight train when it came I'm
coupled Jy the breaking of a Cal
pin and fell to the ground, landing
on his hands and breaking both
arms, besides sustaining other Sc
Iious bruises about the head and
shoulders. His many friends here
will regret 10 learn of the sad oc-
curreuce, and the FREE PRESS
wishes him a speedy recovery.
We have received a copy of the
Southern Manufacturer, published
in New Orleans. We notice that
several of our business men ant
,, prominent citizens have ads. art
"wnte ups" In It's columns. Will
somebody please be so kind as tt
tell us what benefit they expect t.
derive from such an investment
!, 1t seems to us that men whose bus
I mess Is altogether local would read
ily see The disclosures of advertiser
, in foreign paper. We are no
kicking because we didn't get tn
9 advertising, but we just remark
. that men in business, business ant
= thinking men presumably, who IN
y vest in the advertising columns o
= the Southern Manufacturer, ant
then expect to reap profits. we'll
it's source of great wondermen
to us.--Marion County Record.
"Them'S our sentiments too,
Bother. rulvis people are no'
n alone in this Instance. There are