The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1904-08-11
COUNTY NEWS.

COUNTY NEWS.
on't forget the election today.
les Notice of Election in this issue.
on. Sam o. Bell, of DeK alb, was one
ussday's visitors to town.
Fry q celebrated handmade case
Eor. For sale by M. E. WARD.
fervices in the Methodist Church
kt Sabbath, morning and night.
\ carload of the celebrated Studeba-
Wagons is expected daily at Dukes
Notice card from Co. Supt. OF Educa-
n I. M. Thompson, in another column
George Neville, Esq, of Meridian, at
'aded to legal business in Scoebs on
gesday.
Your attention is directed to the card
ythe University Of Mississippi, In an
her column.
We learn that Mrs. A. f. Jackson,
DO has been sick with typhoid fever,
much better.
AFor a nice buggy, hack, surrey or set
harness, call on w. II. Stuart 81 Co.
ga -easopable.
ESopeone said we ought to make some
supplementary reference to the condi~
on of our sidewalks. What2
Mr.. Wilkes R%osenbaum, of DeKslb,
as the guest of his brother, Mr.. Henry
Eoaenbsum, over Sunday night.
Col. James H.. Duke has purchased
We residence property OF Mr.. d. l..
urner. the consideration being $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Howell and
heir children left Sunday night for a
ee&'s ~soiourn at the big fair at st.
ouis.
MIR. Richard Irby returned Monday
rom a trip to points in the southern
art of the State, much benefited in
ealth.
w. II. Stuart 4 Co. would like to ex>
pauge a number of young horses and
ules for animals suitable for the liv-
h'y business.
Mr.. Jack Cox, q prominent and pop-
lar young citizen of Columbus, vas the
luest Of "Uncle John" Moseley over the
sabbath.
The "blind tiger" is full of business.
Z is making Observation-Disclosures for
he future years-out of your half grown
BOYS. Be warned.
Mr.. Charlie Fields, of Calyx, and his
Mr.. Stanton Fields, of Mobile,
Ala., were guests of the family of Mr..
S. Nethery on Sunday.
w. D. Webb, Dental Surgeon, left
for Laurel, where he purposes
He will be back for a few
lays about the first Of September.
] The we'll known Goodbar Co.'s make
Shoes, and DeWitt's celebrated make
k"Dixie Girl"-at
DUKES CHEAP CASH STORE.
kThe publisher of this paper has a
Fholarship in the Georgis-Alabama
Elsiness College, located at Macon, Ca,
|hich he will dispose of on reasonable
Erms. Write us-
AS an advertising scheme, that most
kcellent Institution, HARRIS BUSINESS
|oLLEaE, Jackson, Miles,. is offering a
W scholarships at a big bargain
y rite them.
Come out and vote on the proposition
n the town to have bored an artesian
'ell. II you don't feel interest enough
} express your sentiments by voting
ont kick afterwards.
Notice advertisement OF the "White"
ewing Machine in this issue of TaE
lKRALD. Jas. H. Duke has . number
I these machines in stock and will dis
Gee OF them at u reasonable price.
Just received carload OF the cele>
rated Studebaker Wagons. Prices as
w as the lowest-we will not be UNI
The best on the market.
DUKES CHEAP CASH STORE.
You, dear reader, are directly inter-
tied in putting down the "blind tiger"
any other evil. 1t is moi recorded
lat Jehovah pardoned Cain because
Q asked "Am l my brothers. keeper ?"
Mrs. ]. P. II. Hallford and children
1T Saturday on an extended visit to