Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-10-25

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porations. societies or individuals must
tie paid for,
Postmasters throughout the
county are authorized to act as
agent for this paper.
Best stock of Ladies fine kid, low cut
shoes both lace and button in town at
low prices, vt c. j. Hyatt's.
Good stock of Ladies white dress goods
and lawns at rock bottom prices, come
and see at c. j. Hyatt's.
All calls for, or prescriptions of DR.
Carmack, left at Hubbard's Drug Store,
will be promptly attended to.
Come up and pay your subscription
IN FULL.
The Reporter and the American Far-
mer, the two papers enc year for $3.50
cents.
Read our proposition on this side of
the paper, beaded s.Free as the air you
BREATH"
New goods at Mrs. F. A. Moore's
cheap IS the Cheapest. All wool jeans,
Tennessee made ut 50 cents.
Csstton is selling at s Ia to 812.
Miller delivers wood at 81 so TO 50 80
y cord.
Call day or night at Watson & Co.'S.
for prescriptions, which are guaranteed
to bo carefully and reliably filled and at
such reasonable prices charged for,
as assures liberal patronage Of all.
Let no alleged false impression be en-
tertaiped that would deprive any of a
satisfactory patronage at Watson &
Co.'S. drug store.
For Rent-The house and lot known
as the r. r. Ellis place. Apply to w.
b. Ellis.
Miss Lille Miller who has been visit
ing her sister at Tupelo, after rather a.
prosracted stay sreturned home last
week. ea
All persons who arc in debt to v. c..
Ramsey for guano must come forward
ut once ard settle their claims as the
notes are all ready for settlement.
MIR. Dan Gambler who has been IN
Atlanta, Ga. TOR several years, In the
drug business, returned to Iuka recent
~ to make It his future home.
Mr.. w. j. Dagger was made happy
on the 10th OF this month his wife pre-.
ssoted him with ine bry. This is
their eighteenth child.
Parker Brown q colored man, living
near the corporation limit lost. or had
stolen sever o'possums one night res
Hently, he had them up fattening fer
market, When some of the Iuka boys
lifted them from his pen.
Mr.. Z. 5. Gambler, jr., one Of the
Democratic electors will speak at Burnt
Mills next Tuesday, October 3Orh, 1883.
Mr.. Gambler is q young man but speaks
well, and all who desire to hear the
tariR and monopoly question dicussed,
should turn out and hear him,
Read NJ. Kyle's address to- the Dem.
ecracy Of Mississippi on the editorial
page Of this paper. Democrats if " u
are in favor Of the reduction OF taxes,
and the adjustment Of monopolies you
should be at work and see that all turn
out and vote st the coming election.
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those who have paid in part, must come
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ess = business and necessity compels
az TO collect what Is due. We do not
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mp, IS We cannot and will not indulge
you longer. When you subscribe tor
paper that Is not published at home,
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patiently for ak months for small a.
<nount Hoping that all will appreciate
our accommodation we await our dues.
Everybody who Rave horses to keep
sh0d. we'll know that bad shoelng makes
unpleasant travelling horses; aud dis
eased feet IN some form or other. Now
don't tribe with man who DOM know
tbe nrst principal Of shoeing horses;
but come TO my shop and try me once
and y0u will be convinced tina. do
know my business. Ask any one that
have been shooting tor. and see it they
don't Say 20 ! make specialty Of
Aorss shoeing and buggy repairing.
JAS. D. RICE.
| WI open 4 first class school ID
UnrpeYille. November eth. 1888. Stu-
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