The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-06-11
COUNTY NEWS.

Collins and caskets at Dukes.
See Dissolution Notice" in another
column.
Peas at Dukes Cash Store-50 bush.
els cheap as the cheapest.
just received at T. G. Edwards & Co.'S
iull line ofsShelf Groceries.
Mr.. Walter Carter returned last week
from the University at Oxford.
Big barbecue and picnic at Porter
vile on Tuesday, the 9sh of July.
A letter from Spinks was received
too late for publication in this issue.
just received a rice lot of Window
cnauee. L, &. EDWARDS & Co.
Hulls and Mfal-two car loads-at
Duke's Cash Store. Prices as low as
the lowest.
Miss Carrie Rosenbaum, who has
been attending Wards Seminary at
Nashville, Tenn, is at home.
MIR. Allen Adams, now night opera
tor in the depot at Macon, Miss, spent
the Sabbath with home folks.
Picnics and public speakings are an
nounced at N, w. Hopper's on the 10 b
inst, and at Klondlke on the 9th.
Call on US; you can get any kind of
Shoe you want at reasonable prices.
j. g. EDWARDS & Co.
The HERALD Office was visited by a
travelling printer last %Friday-the fore
runner of the summers exodus North.
The picnic and public speaking an.
nounced to be held at Webb's old mill
last Saturday was indefinitely post
poned.
Mr.. G. Lunsford, of the S~ucarno.
chez nefghborhood, while here Satur.
day had his name added to our list OF
subscribers,
Mrs. G. w. Thomas and children, of
Houston, Texas, are visiting the for,
mer's father, Mr.. H. H. Blair, at Anti
COb, III Will ICLudln several Weeks.
We regret to learn of the continued
serious illness of the little child of Mr..
and Mrs. L. II. Whit,le. We hope for
more encouraging reports of it's condi-
ton before our next issue.
Mr.. 5 j. Creekmore, of the Minneola
neighborhood, passed through yester.
day en- route to the District Meeting at
Enterprise. He stopped in and had
his name sdded to our list.
Come and get a pack of Finch cards
before they are all gone, for you will
need something to entertain company
with during the long summer evenings.
M. Il. WARD.
Mr.. ]. G. Duke, who has been attend
Ing medical lectures at Fort Wayne,
Ind, the past year, is at home for the
summer. He is accompanied by his
friend, DIR. Charles w. Barnett, who
will make a short visit.
Get a free sample of Chamberlain's
) omach and Liver Tablets at NJ. E.
Wards drug store. They are easier to
take and more pleasant in effect than
pills. Then their use is not followed
by constipation, as is often the casr
with pills. Regular size, 25c. per box.
Those of our readers who are inter.
ested in elk worms and silk making
can secure some valuable information
on the subject by writing 10 Louis B.
Magid, Tallulah Falls, Georgia, for q
sample copy of his publication Silk"
Mrs. H. R~osenbaum paid a visit to
Meridian the past week. We regret to
learn that this family contemplate re-
moving from Scooba this fall. They
are high.class educated and refined
people, and no town can aff)rd to lose
such citizens. We trust that circum,
stances Will SO shape themselves that
they will see where it will be to their
advantage to remain residents oil oul
pleasant little town.
Candidates for county Offices were
strictly in evidence in Scooba on MOI
day. Among those who were here We
noticed Mesers. Ethridge, Grantham
and Hopper for Representative, Tartt
and Hull for Sheriff, Bell and Rush for
ChsnCery Clerk, Adcock for Circuit
CLERK, Nethery and Darnell for Assoc
sor, Luke and Morrison for Treasurer,
Jenkins and Robson for Supervisor
Beat l.. The HER4Lp is whooping all
OF thera up, for they are all pleasant
gentlemen.
That THRoBB.NG HEADACHE
would quickly leave you If You used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
at sufferers have proved their matehIess
EegHis for siek and nervous headacGas
They mase pure bio q aHd hniid up
yonr health. Only p GEMS, money
back # not cured. sod by NJ. Il. Ward,
druggist.