The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-09-14
TOWN N COUNTY.
Read Eastland's lad"

The ice season is about over. Now
oysters come in.
Plentiful supply of Cooks Evapo-
rators at Jas. H. Dukes.
Eastland has just received a nice
fresh line of Fancy Candy.
The carpentering work around
town is moving along briskly.
Smear ON the paint-it protects as
we'll as beauties the property.
We regret to note that Il young
friend Pat Scott is i'll with fever, and
trust he may soon ecove
Mr.. Clay Hammack, of Pickens,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Hammack, west of town.
Mrs. Rigdon, of-Meridiap,~and
Miss Ina Carnathan, of Porterville,
are visiting Miss Mary Trammill.
A. A. Hammack has Collins, Cas-
kets, and a general supply Of I'm
dertaker's Goods, at lowest prices.
Timber Wanted and Lumber for Sale
at the mill of ]. G. JOHNSON,
Scooba, Misc.
In order to 'keep up with the pro-
cession," Tom McClain has papered
and otherwise made attractive his
barber-shop.
Eastland has received another full
line of Ready-miXed Paint, the ia
nous Parian brand; also, Sherwin
Williams colors.
Mr.. Henry Gross is this week fill
ing the position of station agent at
Porterville, the regular agent at that
place being sick.
Miss Mae Bryan, a most attractive
young lady from the Giles %neighbor-
hood, was the guest of Miss Rubie
Stuart this week.
If YOU wish fine laundry work, no.
tify Master Earle Barnes, agent for
the Troy Laundry, at Meridian, and
he will call for the articles.
It is said that doc Stuart can
drive with one hand and hold three
girls in a buggy beside him with the
other. Practice makes perfect.
Show our clubbing offer, on the
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opposite page, to your neighbor, and
if he doesn't take THE HERALD, see
if YOU can't get him to subscribe.
Best line of Harness for the money
ever brought to Scooba, now carried
by w. H. Stuart & Co. And they'll
sell you a mule or horse to work in
the harness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durrett and children
have moved from Aberdeen to Mer-
idian. Mrs. Durrett Will be remem-
bered as Miss Minnie Hood, former
ly of this place.
The man who spread the report in
Meridian that we had a case of yell
low fever in Scooba, should be
hunted down and dealt with as Sc
verely as the law will allow.
The laxative effect of Chamberlain'e
Stomach and Liver Tablets is go agreea-
BILE and so natural you can hardly real>
izs that it is produced by a medicine.
These tablets also cure indigestion. For
IA E~.41~-l I-1~.f
Sheriff A. b. Tart was IN of our
callers last Saturday. Mr.. Tart was
en- route home from Jackson, where
he had been rendering an account
of his stewardship. He is as jolly
and friendly as ever.
See card of Mr.. G. III. Polk, Hthe
painter" in another column. Mr..
Folks work speaks for itself and is
his best advertisement, and if you
want a neat and artistic job, he is
the man to do it for you.
Hon. J. H. Currie was here yes
terday morning. en- route to DeKalb
10 dtJCllO tI4C preliminary CAuAiAltiC
ton of the negroes Jim and Ezra
Hampton, who killed Henry Welsh,
another negro, nea that place on
the LIST inst.
Mrs. s. f. Watts of Butler Springs,
Ala, mother of Mrs. r. M. Quarles,
arrived Sunday morning, and will
remain until her daughter has re-
covered from her illness. We note
with pleasure that Mrs. Quarles'
condition is much improved.
Sprains.
s. A. Read, Cisco, Tex, writes March
IL, 1901: "My wrist was sprained go bad
ly by a fall that it was useless; and after
using several remedies that failed to give
relief, used Billiards. Snow Liniment,
and was cured. / earnestly recommend
1t to anyone suffering from sprains."
Sold by O. Eastland, druggiet.