The Kemper herald., 1908-05-21

JcOtb 0OuiltN NeBlSltI, puDiSiiVu d'
Forest, which is applicable to every
small newspaper office, ard ought
to be copied generally and kept
standing until everyone became
cognizant Of its meaning:
"a II persons, besides merchants,
who have job printing done at this
Office, are expected to pay for the
work when it is delivered. The Ia
I bor expenses of the Register are paid
weekly and all our bills are settled
monthly; therefore the cash must
be forthcoming in the future to in
sure the work.
The wet weather of the past week
has had most depressing effect
upon business of every kind; but,
as the sun shines forth and the
clouds dispel, our hearts yield to the
benfgnant influence and in the dis
tancs we see the halo of a golden
|; harvest. "1be Lord is good, His
mercy endursth forever" He chas-
teneth those whom He loveth, and
not sparrow falls to the ground
without His knowledge. If we but
pin our faith to Him, all will come
out we'll with lis in the end.
The weather of Friday and Satur-
day prevented the tent show from
giving an exhibition, and the little
folks from enjoying fire pleasure al
ways theirs on such occasions. No
matter of how poor a grade the en-
tertainment, it is always red-ietter
i day in the life of the, young,and the
mouthings of the painted clown, the
capers of the trained pony and dog,
are things long and graphically re-
membered. The show people Sun
dayed here, and went on to Binns-
| vile Monday morning.
We regret to note that MIR. Mark
Stuart is seriously i'll at the home of
his father, Mr.. John B. Stuart, in
the Giles neighborhood, and that
but little hope is entertained of his
ItCONf1A. hdi ~ k)lL 6 10
young man, and we trust he may
take a turn for the better, and be
spared to his anXioussand loving rel
atives and friends.
At John Robison's Feed and Sale
Stables you will now find another
large consignment of horses and
mules, suitable for all classes of
work-riding, driving, or plowing.
Some fine brood mares in the bunch.
Come and get an animal suitable to
your needs, before they are picked
over and the best ones gone.
WANTED We want two or three
men in each county to place cata-
logueS and advertise ,aeur FAMILY
SUPPLY UNION DEPARTMENT. $l8
per week salary, with opportunity
for extra commissions. Permanent
positions. Address
LAKE CITY WHOLESALE Co.,
453 West G3rd ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
At a meeting of the creditors of
Mr.. James d. French, held Thurs
day of last week, Mr.. Nathan Nor
ris, of Meridian, was elected Trus-
tee; today, assisted by Messrs. Nor
rison, Carr and Pearson, he is going
over the stock, and will probably fix
date for sale Of same before leaving.
We have letter this week from
Mr.. Jim Ross, of Gulfport, who is
still connected with the Office of the
Sheriff and Tax collector of Harri-
son County and, we. infer, pretty
well satisfied with his job. He re-
quests that we remember him to his
numerous friends.
Misses Lucy Maury, of Macon. and
Cora and Ethel Giles, of Wahalak,
and Messrs. Eugene Haskins, Henry
O'Brien, Ed Brown and Hal Harper,
of the latter place, were here Tues
day night to attend the recital BY
Miss Renie Maury at the Scooba
| Academy.
We acknowledge receipt Of the
following amounts from the parties
named, on subscription, and teturn
thanks for same:%4,.
J. Il. Knighten,S Aberdeen, $l.oO.
ID. L. Turner, PortTihson, sl.0o.
j. G. Ross, Gulfpoft, $500.
For SALE-S0 acres Of Hne lying
one mile southwest of Scooba, at a
bargain. 60 acres in cultivation; !;
suitable for farming, OF for pasture.
Reason for selling-want, to so away.
For further information.aapply at
| this office.
LOsT-last Friday evening, in the
business part of town, a Heavy gold
ring; on disk contained the square
and compass and on inside the ini-
tails "W. III. S." Suitable reward
will be paid for return of same to
this office.
AS large line, if not the 'argest
of Spring and Summer dress goods