The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-09-24
COUNTY NEWS.

toe oppobite page.
New Tnrnip S .ed-iust received-at
Dukes Cash Store.
Col. Jas. II. DnSe m4ie a bpsiGess
trip to Meridian this week.
The Grand Jury's p~fessnfr-e nt will
be found on the opposite page
Mise Pearl Kenn N spent several dsys
OF the past week with Meridian friends.
We bave inst received a 6ue lot OF
Cutlery, at lowest prices, at the Drug
Store.
Macon & Andrews do what they adj
v~ertise, because they advertise what
they do.
Miss BIS; Duke left Tuesday evsn-
Ing for Atlanta, Ga, to e Agnes
Scott CJllege.
,Scoobs Lodge NJ. 15e. K. OF P. on
serred thu "page" rack on DR.. w. d..
Webb last Monday night.
Miss Lottie Pankey left yesterday for
Meridian, where she will take a busi-
nees course under private instruction.
Your attention ia directed to the ad-
vertisesnent of the Fret National Bank,
OF Meridian, in this issue of the paper.
For q bilious attack take Chamber
fsin's Stomach and Liver Tablets and Q
quick car is certain. For sale by NJ.
E. Ward, the druggist.
Miss Mary Robinson, OF Evansville,
en- route home from a visit to friends
at Waynesboro, spent part of Friday
evening with Scooba friends.
Mr.. 4 II. Hart and daughter, Miss
Grace, oil Meridian, and Miss Daisy
Ruisech, of Bay st. Louis, are guests of
the families Of DR.. w. Z. and Mr.. John
i +. Pearson this week.
Nj. a. w. Douglass. a brother of our
townsmsn Mr.. G. F. Douglass. has re-
tsrne 90 from a sojourn IN the Lone Star
State and will be found behind the
counter at Mr.. Jos Crsner's this win
Ser. We welcome him back to Scooba.
HARRIS Brsfs Ess CornEeE, jackson,
Mics. will take your note for tuition,
pay sole when you secure a position.
They guarantee positions under reason.
able conditions. They cannot supply
the demand for bookkecpers and stem.
ographere:
The Shubuta High School, F. NJ.
Street principal, Mrs. F. NJ. Hand end
Mrs. J. M. Phillips assistants. and Miss
Matte Dillehay teacher OF music, OPEN
cd Monday with 90 students, which has
increased during the week to about ITO
students Messenger, Sept. 18Th.
Mr.. H X. Rhodes, manager of the
circulation department Of the Meridian
.Prees and a moat afAble and clevar
gentleman, was in tpwa laet Thureday
in the interest OF that psper We we're
pleased to learn from him that the
Press would probably resume publica-
tion in a few days.
Nh. Walter Noseley, OF near Kissim-
NEE, Florids. Is here on a visit TO his
tvin brother, Mr.. R NJ. Moseley. The
resemblance between the two gentle.
men is remarkshie, and "Uncle John"
Woseley Informs us that in tn ir youth
even their father had eome difficulty in
distinguishing one from the other
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
a card OF w, A. Naft & Co., Fire Insur.
anse Agents, OF Mer d an, Miss. These
gentlemen represent fire insurance COM
panies among the strongest in the
world, and make a speciality of the in
eurance of cotton gins, warehouses, etc.
Write them tor further information.
The publisher of this paper has a
scholarship in the Macon & Andreaa /.
Businese C~ollege-good for use in their
school at either Mobile, Ala, Meridian
and West Point, Miss, or Memphis
Tenn.-and one in the G :orgis-Alaba
ma Business College, az Macon, Ca,
Ehich be will be CAD to les some young
person DESTROYS of taking a business
course have on reasonable terms.
At the last meeting OF the Board OF
Supervisors Mr.. A Ct. V,nson, member
from this beat, rendered his resignation
to take efset Immediately. The rssig~
nation was accepted and Mr.. J. L. Rab-
ison, recently nominated to the office,
was appointed to fiji the vacancy. Mr..
Unison has made . most acceptable
supervisor and during the past four
years has done the county good service.
Business reasons are assigned for bis
kssignstiop.