The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-11-30
TOWN AND eogNTY.

TOWN AND eogNfY.
See notice to teachers elsewhere.
The Board of Supervisors meet IN
DeKalb next Monday.
See financialstatement of Bank OF
Kemper in another column.
Mr., Green Ross, of Oak Grove, is
elerking at the Rosenbaum store.
Read Eastland's card to purchas-
Ars of holiday goods, in next column
The family of Mr.. R, q. Boyd has
moved irons PoTterville to Enondale.
If Won wantt to hear q good sermon
attend the Acknowledgement tonlght
Mrs. Emma Mccall has been Wis
citing friends ia Meridian the past
two weeks.
A. A. Hammack has Cofios, 'Csskete'
and a general supply OF Undertaken
Goods, at lowest prices.
Mss Jennie Cunningham, OF Big
bee Valley, is visiting the family OF
Mr. H. A. Say, at Bi~nnsville.
Mr.. Jimmie Garter came nome
from the A. & NJ, and spent Satpr-
day and Sunday with bis family.
Timber Wanted and Lumber for Sale
ct the mill of J. G. JOHNSON,
Scooba, Misc.
44se pest thing yet-the KEEPER
HERA1D and the weekly Memphis
News-Scimitar for one year for$1.l5.
Mrs. R. s. Nethery is teaching the
public school near Mr.. w. G. Bal
fard's place, about four miles east
of town
Ma, j. NJ Westbrook, OF Meridian,
spent seyeFal days of last week at
kbe A9me of his uncle, Nj, G, H
Kimbrough.
We n9tewith pleasure that Maste1
Lorenzo Reddick, who has been
quite i'll the past week, is able to be
up and about again.
If you wish fine Laundry work, no.
kify Master Earle BSrnes, agent fol-
che Troy Lapadyy, at Meridian, and
ne will call fer the articles.
Rev. j. w. Moseley, il. preached
to appFeeiatiye audiences on the 3rd
Sabbati1-ia the morning at Rinns-
vile, and 1T night st Giles.
Eastland, the druggist, can sell
the country merchsnt bis ChFistmas
goods and poyelties at wholesale
prices, and sage him the freight.
The extraordinarily WARM weathel
Sf the past week has proven detrIs
mental to the saving of much of tbs
meat put up during the cool snaps
preceding.
We regret to note that the condia
dition of Mrs. NJ. g. Adams does moi
improve as rapidly as her friends
wouIA wish. At this writing she is
resting easy, however.
Mr.. Geo. H. Kimbrough attended
the Meeting Of the Presbgteria9
Synod in Meridian last week. While
there be was the guest of M. ane
Mrs. o, P. Kimbrough.
See address of Walter layk1 Pres.
fdent Mississippi Division, Spqtheri
Cotton Association, to the cottor
growers and business men OF The
State, in smother column.
W4NTED,2I will pay the highes
market price for
Turkeys and Chickens.
Call on me before selling.
JAS, III. DUKE,
A man who wants a good neEspa
per cannot do better than take "
with this proposition: We can fur
pish the KEAFER HERALD and tn
TWlce-a- Week lSt. L0ulS} RePuD1l!
for SIPS.
Mrs. A. T. Henley, after spending
several days with her niece, Mrs. J
E. Stringfellow, left for her home a
Clift9nville, Tuesday. Mrs. String
fellog and children Gccompan e
her fog . short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben 4. Kuykendal
have been spending the past fey
days at Hickman, KY, on a visit Il
the formers grandmother. We re
greet to note that the condition Q
fhis eyed lady is critical.
CroNp.
A reliable medicine and 0ne tina
should always be kept in the home 10
immediate use is Cbamberlainss Uougl
Remedy. IL will prevent the attack
given as soou as the child become
hearse, or aver after the croupy cougl
appsare. There is no danger in giv.n
it 10 children, for it contains no opium
or oshsr harmful drug. For sale by G
Eassfendf druggist. scocEa.