The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-01-21
COUNTY NEWS.
Flo wer Seeds at M. L. Wards.


are we at?" |
We are informed that farm labor is
mighty scarce.
This weather makes one want to get
intn bis garden aud hump himself.
Tag KEMpEa HERALD and the Mem
phis Con- msrcIsl-Appeal weekly one
year for 81 rs.
Mr.. Wm. Kell!s has opened d store n
the corner house Of ]. Nj, Edwards.-
shaqualak Naw Era.
A change of schedule on the NJ. q o.
Railroad, effective January 18th, is ad-
vertisei in this issue of THE HERALD.
Mr.. Lee Steele has zone to Edgerly,
La, where he has secured a position on
the rice plantation of Mr.. Brooke viii.
bourne.
Mr.. John G. Lipscomb, OF Sawyers-
vile, Ala, spent several days OF last
week as the guest of his sister, Mrs. G.
T. Douglass.
Mr.. Edward stevenson returned Mon.
day from a trip through West Alaba-
ma. He reports things in that section
as being lively.
We are pleased to note that Mr.. Ed
Irby is rapidly regaining strength in
the limb which he strained 60 severely
q couple Of months ago.
We had a very pleasant call Tuesday
morning from Mr.. A. Abercron bie, who
had his name added to our list of SUBJ
scribers. He has our thanks.
For a bad taste in the mouth take a
few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach
aud Liver Tablets. Price 25 cents. War
rAnted to cure, For sale by Ward.
Mr.. Writ Adams, who has been in
the employ of Mr.. Brooke Wilbourne,
at Edgerly, La, for several years past,
is home on a visit to his mother, Mrs.
Amelia Adams, and family.
Next Sabbath is the regular preach
ing day for our Baptist friends, and
Providence permitting, Rev. Jesse Buck
will hold service in the Methodist
Church building. morning and night.
We still have that scholarship in the
Macon and Andrews Business College.
If you have q boy or girl whom you
wish to give a thorough business edu.
cation, it will be to your advantage to
communicate with US.
After spending several weeks very
pleasantly with relatives and friends in
this section, Mr., John E. Turner lett on
Thursday last for Hattiesburg, and after
a few days s~ojourn there, returned to
his home in Dimmitt, Texas.
"The incest and pleassntest medicine
l have used for indigestion and consti
patton is Chamberlsin's Stomach and
Liver Tablets" saws Melard F. Craig, of
Middlegrove, N. Y. "They work like a
charm and do no grippe or have any un.
pleasant effect" For sale by Ward.
Esquire ". J. Parker informs us that
he will hold Justices Court in an old
etorehouse near his residence next Mons
dag, the 25th inst. Mr.. Parker does
this to insure the comfort of all inter-
ested, as we'll as to be better able { o Sc
cure order during the sitting.
WI regret exceedingly to learn that
our good old friend VIM. Kellis, ESQ.,,
OF Shuqualak, has been under the
weather" foB the past week or more,
and We sincerely trust that by the time
his eyes rest on this paragraph he will
have entirely recovered from his indis-
position.
Mr.. Walter Williams returned Sum
day night from West Point, and re-
sumed his duties Monday morning as
principal of the Scooba Graded School.
We are grstifs ed to learn that the treat
ment he underwent has proven mos.
beneficial, his use OF his arm being
greatly improved.
A farmer friend informs us that the
trouble as to labor ~hereabouts lie, that
most men want hands to make them
Is cent cotton at the same wages that
they made s cent cotton; that the la
borer is becoming better informed as to
the crop conditions, and wants a little
more of the floating pie for himself.
Mr.. A. G. Vinson and daughter, Miss
Binnie, left Monday night Tor Gulfport,
Miss, where each will be connected
with the mechanical department of the
Daily Ledger, published at that place.
Their many friends here and over the
county will unite with us in wishing
them a pleasant and profitable %sojourn
in that booming little city.