The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-09-29
COUNTY NEWS.

Inc Tiger lar mas Deen lnVa0eU,
Fresh Turnip Seed for sale at Wards
Come out and hear the speeches on
MIaday.
Mr.. D. P. Stuart left Tuesday on a
trip to the West.
Carload of Assorted Dressed Lumber
t3r ea!e. Apply to JAS. Il. DUKE.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
next sabbath, morning and night.
See call for meeting of County Demo-
CRATIC Executive Committee, on oppo.
site page.
For a nice buggy, hack. surrey or get
Prices reasonable.
Mrs. l.. A. Jack and sons, Guy and
James, spent several days of last week
with relatives at Kellis' Store.
We are pleased to be able to state
that the sick in and around town are
al doing well, at this writing.
A carload OF Troy Wagons expected
svory day. Will be sold cheap.
Dukes CHEAP CASH STORE.
w. II. Stuart & Co. would like to ex>
change a number OF young horses and
mulea for ANIMALS suitable for the liv~
cry business,
Miss Kate Gross, a most attractive
young lady OF Portervllle, spent several
days Of last week in Scooba as the guest
OF her brother, Mr.. Henry Gross.
Just It ceived-one carload Of Halli-
days celebrated ''Sylph" Flour, best on
the Market. Barrels, half-barrels and
sacks. DUKES, Scoo5a, Miss.
Miss Pearl Kennon, who has charge
of a school at Nicholson, in the delta
section, is spending the week with her
mother and other relatives in this VII
cinity.
The publisher of this paper has a
scholarship in the Georgia-Alabama
Business College, located at Macon, Ga,
which he will dispose of on reasonable
terms. Write us.
a lot Of whiskey and beer was caps
tured last Saturday evening in a raid
or Willock's blind tiger. Wilcox took
- the woods and SO far has not been
captured.
We are authorized to state that the
Scooba High School will open for the
free term next Monday, with Mr. J. w.
Reid as principal and Miss wilma Lester
as assistant.
AS an advertising scheme, that most
excellent institution, HARRIS BUsINEss
COLLEGE, Jackson, Miles,, is offering a
few scholarships at a big bargain
Write them.
sAtr. T. W. Adams, of Kipling, Chair
mar of the County Democratic Execu>
tive Committee, was in town on Friday.
While here Mr.. Adams had his name
edded to GU list of subscribers.
Mrs. Lena Beaz'ey and daughter, Miss
Nancy, who have been spending the
summer with relatives and friends in
this county and at S%huqualak, have re-
turned 10 their home in Meridian.
Notice advertisement of the "White"
Sewing Machine in this issue of TaE
HERALD. Jas. III. Duke has a number F,
of these machines in stock and will dis
pose Of them at a reasonable price.
VS. have the largest and best assorted
line Of Ladies' and Gents' Shoes ever
brought to this section-something in
STYLE, quality and price TO suit every
body. Call and see them
DUKES CHEAp CAsH STORE.
Mr.. Allan Adams, who now holds a
position as day telegraph operator in
the NJ. & o. office at Macon, spent sew
eral days of last week with home folks,
recouperating from an attack OF chills.
VIZ are pleased to note his recovery.
Misses Carrie and Lolita Rosenbaum
left Tuesday for Nashville, Tenn, where
both will pass the current session as
students in Wards Seminary, this be-
ing Miss Carries third year. We wish
them a pleasant and profitable s%ojourn