The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-11-16
TOWN M COUNTY.

Large lot OF Boys Suits just re-
celved at Dukes.
II YOU want Lumber, call on
w. III. STUART.
The next legal holiday will be
Thursday, November SOth-Thanks-
giving Day.
Mrs. Rubie Farrar ia now the eff
cient and charming clerk at Mr.. S.
A. Twilley's-
See our clubbing arrangement with
the Metropolitan and Rural Home,
on the opposite page.
A. A. Hammack has Cofins, Caskete,
and q general supply of Undertaker's
Goods, ut lowest prices.
We doubt If there has been a pas
senger train arrive at this point on
time in the past month.
MI. Jas. E. Stringfellow being out
Of town, Mr.. w. Il. Barnes is look
ing after his business for him.
Robson Il West have a fine lot OF
horses and mules at DeKalb this
week-a chance for a bargain.
A strolling string band (darkeys)
spent several DAYS of the past week
in town. They made good music.
Timber Wanted and Lumber for Sale
81 the mill Of J. G. JOHNSON,
Scooba, Mise.
DIR. and Mrs. w. e. Pearson and
Mrs. John Pearson spent several
DAYS of the week with Meridian
friends.
Mr.. John C. Lipscomb, now of Ma
con, spent Saturday night and part
OF Sunday with the family of his
sister, Mrs. C. r. Douglass.
II you wish fine laundry work. no.
tify Master Earle Barnes, agent for
the Troy Laundry, at Meridian, and
he will call for the articles.
Mrs. w. T. Barnes and son Clyde
left this morning for Jonesboro,
Ark, intending to spend several
weeks with the lady's parents.
Rastland, the druggist. can sell
the country merchant his Christmas
goods and novelties at wholesale
prices, and save him the freight.
FoUND--on Monday evening, be-
tween this office and Quarles' store,
q pair Of child's knit gloves. Owner
can same by calling at this
oflce.
1t il to be hoped that the work
done by carpenters and painters
within ScoOba's environs this sum-
mel and ilaii. will be more than du-
plicated the coming year.
FoR SALE First-class Brick,
AS per thousand; second-class, IS.
Address
JOHN HOLLOWAY,
Sc0OOa, MISS.
We noticed MI. and Mrs. r. w.
Bethany, of Wahalak. in town last
Sabbath, and were glad to note that
friend Walter. who had been quite
sick, able to be up and out again.
Mr.. A. III. Adams, of Ellisville,
has been spending a few days with
his brothers. just east Of town. He
informs us that he and his family
are very much pleased with their
now home.
Mr.. James d. French spent sew
eral days Of the week at his old
home at Hickman, KY, being called
there by the serious illness of his
grandmother, Mrs. j. w. Mayes,
who ia very old.
Quite q number have dropped into
The HERALD office recently looking
for something to eat" We believe
we can recommend, to white al well
aa black, the restaurant in the build
ing just north OF our Office.
How does this combination strike
you-the KSMpER HERALD, the
Weekly Commcrciai-Appeal and the
Metropoiitan and Rural Home (the
latter an up-to-date agricultural
monthly puhlication). all three, for
n year. for 1925?
Group.
A sssiabls medicine and one that
sheuld always be kept In tho home for
immediate use 10 ChambeFlain'a Cough
Remedy, II win prevent the attack ii
given - soon % the child becomes
hearss. or sven after the oroupy cough
aPpesss, There il no danger in giving
II to children, for it contains no opium
Or othsr harmful drus. For sale by O
Rsstlsnd, 4 Fussist, sceobs.