The Kemper herald. (Scooba, Miss.) 1875-1908, 1905-12-07
TOWN M COUNTY.

Gid Winter is here, b'goshe
The trade t8 Christmas goods has
opened up well.
A beautiful line of Dolls on eXhL
bition at Dukes.
The Seooba ''hog ordinance" is a
dead letter, sure enough.
The Village Belle, - at the Acad-
eny, next Tuesday night.
A. A. Hammack has Co&ins, Caskete,
and a general supply of Undertaken
Goods, at lowest prices.
Mrs. w. T. Barnes and son Clyde
have returned from q visit to rela-
tives at Jonesboro, Ark.
Miss Yeva Winpingham, of Enon-
dale, was the guest of Mrs. b. A.
Key, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Claude Webb is assisting Mr..
Oliver Eastland, at the drug store,
over the busy holiday season,
There was no Autumn lingering
in the lap of Winter about this
change in weather conditions.
Timber Wanted and Lumber for Sale
at the mill of J. @. JOHNSON,
Scooba, Mise.
The best tning yet-the KEMPER
HERALD and the weakly Memphis
News4Scimitar for one year foT$l.15.
There can be no question but that
Eastland has the largest and finest
Assortment of Christmas novelties
ever brought to Scooba.
M, T. 6, Reynelds, who has been
in Paris, Tenn, for several months
past, is helping out at tie Quarles
store over the busy season.
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.
Eastand, the druggist, can sell
the country merchant his Christmas
goods and novelties at wholesale
prices, and save him the freight.
Miss Daisy Spencer, formerly of
this place and more recently of Ter
rell, Texas, is the guest of Mrs. IL.
NJ. Duke and will remain oyer the
winter.
Mr.. Jesse watt has secured a re-
eipe for q first-class homemade la
bor-saying soap, and left this week
on. a tour through the country sell
ing family rights.
Nj. D. Y, Ports. of Wahalak. was
one of our appreciated callers on
Tuesday. His are like angels visits
few and far between; we would
they We're more frequent,
WANTEp.-I will pay the highest
market price foF
Turkeys and Chickens,
Call on me before selling.
JAS. Fl. DUKE.
The Twentieth Century Book Club
will meet tomorrow friday even
ing, at s o'clock sharp, at the home
of Miss Mary Kennon.
CLUB REPORTER.
A man who wants a good newspa-
pei cannot do better than take up
with this proposition; We can fur
nish the KEMPER HERALD and the
Twice-a-Week (St. LOUIS Republic
for $1.25.
Messrs. John and II. l.. McCon-
nell, of near DeKalb, have rented
from Mr.. G. T. Douglass what is
known as the Avery place, which
Mr.. Douglass purchased some time
last Spring,
Mr.. w. II. Lavender, of Binns-
vile, has purchased from Mrs. V. e.
Adams, of EllisVille, l20 acres of
land lying a few miles northeast of
Scooba, paying something oyer $12
An acre therefor.
Some people would like to know
whether or not the contract to bore
that we'll has ever been let. What
q foolish question. What do you
take our Board of Mayor and Alder
men for, anyway?
One mans team sure did get stuck
jim the pool just south of this office
last Friday evening, and If the vol-
ume Of profanity caused thereby was
not a sssteneh in the sight of Heav-
en-, we know not whereof we write.
Cure for Sore n pples.
As soon as the child is done nursing
apply Cbamberlain's Salge. Wipe it off
with a soft cloth before allowing the
child to nurse. Many trained nurses use
this With the best results Price Is cent?
per box For sale BY @. Eastland.
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