The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-11-17
TOWN N COUNTY.

friends at Paulette.
Carload of "Hichman'' wagons
just received at DUKES.
Attorney G. j. Rencher. of De-
Kalb, was-in town Sunday.
Trade was decidedly brisk with
our merchants on Saturday.
A splinter or two of fat pine comes
in mighty handy these mornings.
Fresh Pork Sausage at
BARNES & Sons.
A lot of Wagons for boys, at
JAS. II. DUKES.
Tom Lamon now has fresh meats
on. hand pretty much all the time.
Mr.. f. w. Stevenson is now in
charge of the public school at Oak
Grove.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
j. ]. Scott, who has been quite ill,
is much better.
We are informed that there is still
lots of cotton unpicked in this sec
tion of the county.
We regret to note that Mr.. G. D..
MeAllum has a very sick child, and
hope for its speedy recovery.
We will sell a scholarship in the
INuO,niD A In o ~ pucinnSS (tnllAUG-
at Macon, Ga, cheap for cash.
The big Duke store has just re-
ceived two carloads of Flour-one
of the celebrated ''Sylph'' brand.
We are pleased to note hal the.
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c..
Johnson, who has been quite i'll, is
much better.
M. w. r. Stewart informs US that
he,fs doing a brisk sewing machine
trade this fall-another indication
of prosperity.
We had a pleasant call Tuesday
evening from Mrs. P. j. Scott, who
had her name added to our list of
town subscribers.
1900 gallons of Beaumont oil, in
50-gallon iron tanks, in slock at JAS.
H. Dukes Cheap Cash Store; will
be sold at a low price.
Mrs. M. G. Adams returned Sun
day from a visit of two weeks dura-
ton to her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert,
at Beaver Meadow, Ala.
We regret to learn that our good
old friend Mr.. FL. L. Bennett is still
confined to the house, and trust his
recovery may be an early one.
one week from today is Thanks
giving Day, and a legal holiday.
Look about you and see if you don't
fndplenty to be thankful for.
We have a couple of f~rst-class
sewing machines we would like to
DISPOSE Of at reasonable figures
both. standard machines with full
sets of attachments.
Ifayou want a good buggy or hack,
a set Of harness, a horse or mule for
driving or work purposes, call o N
w. H. Stuart & Co. They q sup
plyyou at short notice.
Mr., Aiken, who had the contract
to Fe-build what is known as the
Big sScooba Bridge, finished the job
last Friday evening. 1t is a credit
teTlfis workmanship and to the sec
tfon.
Don't send off for your Christmas
presents-remember that Ward, the
druggist and stationer. will have an
exceptionally large and well assort-
ed1ine Of holiday novelties for you
tosse1ect from.
just received, a carload ofAvery
farming implements-plows, culti-
vators, plow-points, etc. Anything
and everything you need in that line
tonlake a crop. viii be sold low.
DUKES CHEAP CASH STORE.
Notice the big "Cotton Guessing
Contest adj. of the Memphis Conn
niercial Appeal on ii first page,
and don't forget that we can furnish
you THE KEMPER HERALD and the
Weekly Commercial Appeal for-one
ysarfor j. Slips.
Mr.. w. r. Stewart is fixing to
make glad the hearts of pedestrians
by improving the sidewalk in front
of bis Office, adjoining tae Bank
building. There are Others who
might follow his example with ben
eft to the town.
Mr.. Kirk Peden and sister, Miss
Matte, of Peden, were guests of the
family Of Mr.. d. ID. Morrison over
Sunday. On Monday Miss Matte
Peden went over to Wahalak, where
she has been engaged as teacher in
the public school.
There will be services III the Pres
byrlan Church On Sunday.morning
Owing 10 fhe fact that Rev. w. M.
Sullivan. Presiding Elder Of this
distsies Mili preach in the Metho-
dist Church that night. no service
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