The Kemper herald., 1904-09-22
COUNTY NEWS.

Car load OF Assorted Dressed Lumber
for sale. Apply TO JAS. Il, DUKE.
Mics Gna Johnson left Tuesday Tor
Meridian, where she will attend school
this winter,
Wash Spencer, one Of the beet old
colored men ia this section, died Tues
day morning.
Remember. the institute for colored
teachers will be held at DeKalb tomor-
row and Saturday.
For a nice buggy, hack, surrey or set
OF harness, Gail on w. IL. Stuart & Co.
Prices reasonable.
Mr., Louis Ro o.henbefg, of Meridian,
was the guest of the family OF Mr.. II.
Rosenb aum the past week.
George n, Ethridgs and Guy ], Ren-
cher, Esqs., of DeKalb, were in Scooba
this week on legal business,
Miss Freda Goldsmith, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. Rosenbaum,
left Thursday for West Point.
Mr.. Tom McCaskill, one OF the genial
solicitors for the Prudential Ins. Co.,
greeted friends in Scooba on Friday.
School Books and School Supplies
for all the grades-~can be had at
JOE CRANER s,
A carload of Troy Wagons expected
every day. Will be- sold cheap.
DUKE's CHEAP CASH STORE.
Mr.. Minis Lac, en- route to the A. &
M. at Starkville, spent the Sabbath
vith the family Of his uncle, Mr. R, NJ.
q iarles.
Messrs. John Carter, A B. Kerr, w.
G. Taggart and J. M. Nicholson have
returned to the A & M. College, at
Starkvilie.
w. Fl. Stuart & Co. would like to ex>
change a number of young horses and
mutes for animals suitable for the liv-
cry business,
The many friends of Mr.. w. R. Stew
art are glad to see him out, after the
severe bilious attack from which he
suffered lsst week.
Since the removal of Mr.. D. T. Turner
to Port Gibson, Mr.. Will Med. Moore
has been filing the office of Reporter in
the Knights OF Honor.
In addition to the fevers, there is
much other sickness prevalent. Look
carefully to what you eat, to what you
drink, and to exposure,
Next Sabbath is the regular service
day for our Baptise friends, and the
public is cordially invited to attend the
same-morniuS and night.
One of ths best offers of the campaign
is that of the New York World, which
will send its daily edition, every week
day, for four months, for sl,00.
Just feceived--one carload OF Halli-
days celebrated "Sylph" Flour, best on
the market. Barrels, half-barrels and
sacks. DUKES, Scooba, Miss.
The publisher of this paper has a
scholarship in the Gaorgia-Alabama
Business College, located at Macon, Ga,
which he will dispose of ON reasonable
terms. Write us.
As an advertising scheme, that most
excellent institution, HARRIS BUSINESS
COLLEGE, Jackson, Mise,. is offering a
few scholarships at a big bargain
Write them,
Col. James II. Duke left Sunday for
Hot Springs, Arkansas. where he will
spend ten days or more taking the baths
His many friends trust that he may be
much benefited by the trip.
Notice advertisement OF the "White"
Sewing Machine in this issue of TIE
HERALD. Jas. H. Duke has a number
of these machines in stock and will dis
poee of them at reasonable price.
Wo have the largest and beat 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.
DURE's CHEAP CASH STORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard King were of a
party which Jeff last Thursday evening
for et. Louis, to enjoy the pleasures of
the Worlds Fair. The party also in
cluded Mr.. w. d. King, Jr and, bis sis>
ter-in-law, Miss Adams.
Miss Mary Kennon. of Scooba, Miss,
sister of Mrs. Will L. Sargent, is the
gusst of her sister on North Catherine
street. Miss KennoD came in Tuesday
from Waco, where she spent a month
with relatives and friends. = Terrell !
TEX Times-Star.