The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1903-11-26
COUNTY NEWS.

COUNTY NEWS.
Cotton sold at 10 go and thereabouts
yesterday.
Seed Pecans for sale at Dukes Cheap
Cash btore.
Cotton seed is again up to "a cents
aud still rising.
WARD, the druggist, keeps all kinds
OF School Supplies.
Bead our "Grest Clubbing OGer," on
the opposite page.
Fer Holiday Goods see the ad Of
WARD, the ~drugaist, next week.
Rev. MI. Hutton, of Texas, is visiting
his sister, Mrs.. "Jack" Moseley.
Bacon has taken a tumble in the local
market, and is nov selling for 10 cents.
THs KxxpEa HERALD and the Mem
phis Commercial.Appeal (weeklyl, n
year for SLIPS.
We have had some hog-kiling wealth
Or, and many Of our citizens have taken
advantage Of 1t.
4 ear load of Halliday's celebrated
''Sylph" and other brands of -four Just
received ut Dukes Cash Store.
We regret to note the indisposition
OF our friend. Mr.. j. G. Duke, and trust
no prolonged i'll spell awaits him.
The patrons of the scoobs post-ofice
are pleased to see Bre'r Hallford's smil-
log face behind the window again.
One carload of Fine Buggies at cost
at GURLKy SADDLERY Co.'s,
Meridian, Miss.
Jest received-a lot of nice Single
Buggies. Will be sold cheap.
Dukes Cheap Cash Store.
A Thanksgiving service will be held
In the Presbyterian Church this morn-
ing at 1880 o'clock, to which everybody
10 invited.
Mr.. Walter Bethany visited Macon
recently. Friend Walter loves to visit
Macon; but then Glove" is a peculiar
emotion, to say the least.
Miss Pearl Kennon left Friday for
Nicholson, Miss, where she will teach
school this term. The beet wishes of a
host Of friends 60 with her.
Mr.. Lee Steel, who has been working
on . rice plantation nea Edgely, La,
for some time past, is now at-home with
his guardian. MI. ]. w. Garter.
For sick headache try Chamherlain's
6toma ch and Liver Tablets they will
ward of the attack If taken in time.
For sale by N. E. Ward, druggist.
We had a pleasant call Tuesday even>
ing from Mr.. j. T. Stuart, of the Giles
neighborhood. who renewed his sub
scription to TIE HERALD. Thanks.
W. are sorry to learn that our sister
town, Binnsville, is suffering from the
scourge-small pox, and hope it will
soon q its course, with no fatalities:
Attorneys T. w. Brame and J. E.
Reeves, Of Macon, passed through Sun
day or route to DeKalb, to attend
Chancery Court, which convened there
on Monday.
Miss Lizzie Moseley left this wesk to
Wait hop hrotbar AZ K;ea;-coon I'll,
Miss Rachel Woods accompanied her.
W. wish the ladies a pleasant ~sojourn
n the "Land of Flowers"
Doa't expose yourself unnecessarily
when yeu have a slight cold, or are feel
ing 50 little under the weather" This
10 good pneumonia weather, and the
graveyard on the hillside ia not over
crowded.
Hon. James McCool, Chancellor for
this District, convened Court in DeKalb
On Monday. Judge w. T. Houston,
Hon. J. b. Currie and George Neville,
Eco, OF Meridian, accompanied the
Chancellor from Scooba 10 the county
seat Monday morning.
Owing to the small. pox scare, the ses-
sions Of the NJ. E. Quarterly Conference
at Evansville were confined to Saturday,
Rev. ]. @. Ellis filling his regular ap-
pointment elsewhere on Sunday. We
are pleased to learn that the reports
from the various churches of the circuit
are most gratifying, showing all to be
In . most healthy condition.
Capt. Garner Spinks, of the U. S. reg
ular army, who has been stationed at
Baltimore, Md, for some time past, was
Q visitor to Scooba the past week and
spent Thursday night at the hoapitable
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Carter. II
has been eight years since Capt. spinks
was here, and his friends hardly reeog>
nixed him. He left Ftidav To visit rail-