The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-10-06
COUNTY NEWS.

Trash Turnip Ssad Tor sale at Wards
Mr.. Joe Cramer made a business trip
to Livingston, Ala, the past week.
Owing to lack OF space, come interest,"
ing matter had to be left put.
Services in the Methodist Church
next Sabbath, morning and night.
Mr.. Allan Adams is assisting Station
Agent Howell over the busy season.
Some of our people want to know
what has become OF that bored well
proposition.
"Let the good work go on"-don't
stop because one "tiger" has got it Gin
the neck" There are others.
Miss Allie Belle Adams is stopping
with her sister, Mrs Henry Walls, ard
attending the Scooba High School.
At the conciave OF the local Kulghts
OF Pythias, Monday night, the rack of
Esquire and knight was conferred on
Mr.. w. @. Ballard.
The publisher of this paper has a
scholarship IN the Gaorgis-Alsbama
Business College, located at Macon, Ca,
which he will dispose of on reasonable
terms. Write us.
As an advertising scheme, that most
excellent institution, HARRIS BUSINESS
COLLEGE, jackson, Miss,, is offering a
few scholarships at a big bargain
Write them.
Notice advertisement of the "White"
Sewing Machine in this issue of TIE
HERALD. Jas. III. Duke has a number
of these machines in stock and will dis
pose OF them at a reasonable price.
Look. TO the welfare of your boys-it
is on them that the "blind tiger" fattens
and grows great. And the Lord "wilt
not hold him guiltless" who puts his
hands in his pockets and stands aloof.
VIII A.. Sessions, of Jackson, Grand
Inner Guard OF the Knights of Pythiss
OF Mississippi, was here this week work.
ing up the endowment section OF that
order. We unders'and he met with
very good success.
What's the matter with doing some.
thing about that bored we'll this fall ?
The vote on the question was unani-
mously in ito favor, and the Honorable
Board of Mayor and Aldermen should
give the people what all want.
Mr.. Lee Hardin, of Chattawa, Pike
County, recently visited his uncle, Mr..
N. F. Hardin, and other relatives in
this county. We understand that there
are others, not relatives, in this section
whom Mr. Hardin likes TO visit.
BoRN-Mon6ay, October 3rd, to Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas McHenry, a daugh-
ter. May sunshine ever chase shadow
from the pathway of this wee laasie, and
life's journey tor her be a continued
round OF happiness and prosperity.
The BEST DooToR.
Rev. b. q. Horton, Sulphur Springs,
Tex writes July 10, 1899: Il have used
in my family Billiards. Snow Liniment
and Horehound Syrup and they have
proved certainly satisfactory. The lini
meht ls the best we have ever used for
headache and pains. The cough syrup
has been our cortor for the last eight
years." %, Soc, $l.00. Sold by Ward.
Cur congratulations are rendered Mr..
and Mrs. George Adams, of uear town,
at whose home, on the 2S.h ult., the
stork left a fine boy. May the little
fellow live to become a source OF pride
aud comfort to his parents in the years
to come.
ADMINISTRATIONS daily, an ele-
giant line of Rsady-to wear and press
Hats, personally selected for this trade,
at the Rosenbanm store. Those now
ready for the inspection of the public
are beauties--and low prices worth a
visit by anybody.
Mr.. Henry Gay left last Thursday for
Cliftonville, where he has taken a posi-.
ton as clerk in the big general store OF
M. j. Reinach. Henry is one of the
most reliable and popular young men
in this section, and Mr.. Reinach is to be
congratulated on securing his ser-vices.
A PERFECT HAIR Tone
Is n that is not in the least injurious