The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-09-08
COUNTY NEWS.

ooh, consistency, thou art q jewel"
Fresh Turnip Seed for sale at Wards
The tiger" element is etill dispens>
ing the booze.
Druggist Ward made a business trip
to Jackson the pact week.
The sweet potato has again become q
familiar in our households.
Mrs. A. B. Douglass and children are
visiting relatives near Macon.
Services at the Methodist Church
next sabbath-morning and night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watt Daniel, of Meri-
d an, were among Scooba's %yisitore this
week.
Mrs. John Pearson spent several days
OF the past week with relatives at War
z saw, Ala.
Remember, the institute for colored
teachers will be held at DeKalb tomor-
row and Saturday.
For a nics buggy, hack, surrey or get
Of harness, call on w. II. Stuart d Co.
Prices reasonable.
Popular Houston McCaskill, of the
Giles neighborhood, is now one Uf Mr..
Joe Cramer'a valued assistants.
Mr.. T. 9. Reynolds, of Ivy, Ala, is
now one of the efficient clerks at the
J. Qnarles mercantile establishment.
School Books and School Supplies-
for all the grades-can be had at
JoE CRAMKR's.
On account OF lite being a holiday, the
stores of all Hebrews throughout the
county will. be closed next Saturday, the
10Gh inst.
w. II. Stuart & Co. would like to ex>
change a number Of young horses and
mules for animals suitable for the liv>
cry business.
Mr.. D. D. Morrison last Friday moved
his family and household effects into
the house vacated recently by Mr.. D. L.
Turner's family.
Prof. and Mrs. John M. Kimbr0ugh
are now pleasantly located at Dursnt,
Miss, where Prof. Kimbrough is to
teach this session.
Next week will witness the return of
many of our young ladies and gentle-
men to seminaries and other edHca-
tfonsl establishments.
One OF the best offers of the campaign
is that of the New York World, which
will send Its daily edition, every week
dey, for four months, for 81 100.
The publisher of this D has q
scholarship in the Georgia-Alabama
Business College, located at Macon, Ca,
which he will dispose of on reasonable
terms. Write us.
MeeHrs. Irby Bros. have placed a nice
cement pavement in front of their etore.
Their enterprise could be emulstsd by
Others to the material improvement OF
the town.
As an advertising scheme, hat most
excellent institution, HAaaIs' B~usINEss
COLLEGE, Jackson, Miss. is offering q
few scholarships at a big bargain
Write them.
Mrs.. L. E. Ward and Mrs. Jessie
Shrock and little daughter, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Ward,
left last Thursday to visit relatives at
Crystal Springs.
September fs regarded as q sickly
month. aud there arc a number of chill
dren ailing in and around the town.
Watch the little folks, and take the
''stitch in time"
Notice advertisement of the "White"
Sewing Machine in this issue of TaE
HERALD. jas. H. Duke has, a number
of these machines in stock and will dis !
poss of them at a reasonable price.
Mr.. George Bowskey, who will be re-
membered ss having filed the position
OF b~ook-keeper in the G. Rosenbaum
store, at this place, a couple of years
ago, lie again with that firm in the same
capacity.
Quarterly Conference will convene at
Biair's Chapel tomorrow friday, and
a full attendance of Church officials and
representatives is desired. Rev. w. M.
Sullivan. Presiding Elder, will preside
at the meetinge.
Our congratulations are rendered Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Poole on the addi-
\ tior to their family circle, on the let
inst, of q bright little boy. May he
ever prove q blessing to the home made
more happy BY his advent.