Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-08-09


Postnasuers throughout the
aansT are authorized to act as
sge,t fer this paper.
Good STOCK OF z-ssies white dress goods
and lawns a- rock bottom prices, come
szal see y G. J. H.a-t's.
Buy Miller's, Landreth's Turnip seed.
All calls for, or prescriptions of DR.
Carmack, left at Hubbard's Drug Store,
will be promptly attended TO-.
Buy Miller's Waterbury Watches.
Wanted good, fat sheep and
lamps, delivered iu Iuku; cash
paid on delivery. Enquire of
John Wuodall.
: Prepare your ground to plant turnlp
seed in this month.
Best stock of Ladies fine kid, low cut
shoes both lace and button in town at
low prices, at G. j. Hyatt's.
Remember 1st Saturday in Septem.
Der at y O'Clock is the time to elect
yourschool trustees for next year.
If you want to purchase saw
mill, grist mill, horse power, en-
CINE, thresher or boiler of any
kind, call at this office before buy
ing and you will save money.
Mr.. Ellis son of our worthy towns
man, Or. Ellis, is on visit to see his
parents. MI. Ellis halls from Florida,
and speaks eucouraglngly of the land of
oranges and flowers.
Abe Cummings wishes to inform his
colored friends that be has opened a
barber shop at the old Topaz saloon
where they can get a shave or hair cat,
every Saturday evening for .hs cash.
The prospects for good corn and
cotton crop in our county was never
better, and we look forward TO q full
harvest OF botn this year.
We are requested to state that all
persons found swim ging on cars around
the depot, or on the track OF railroad,
within the corporate limit of Iuka, will
be arrested and fined.
If you want the best Cotton Gin
or Grass saving machine gu the
s market, go to Williams & Barnett
agents, Iuka, Mss, and get the
Gullett Magnolia Gin and the new
Deering Mower. #,
Go to c. w. Hubbard & Co.'S. for
Graverly and fine cut tobacco.
Mrs. NJ. P. Short, OF Pamela Co. Miss
is spending the heated term with Mrs
and Mrs. Gorden.
Mrs. Fl. A. McCroskey and
daughters Misses May and Hadi-
are here spending the simmer,
the guests Of Mrs. Lyle. n
G. W. Hubbard & Co.. bave just res
ceiyed lot Of fancy stationery.
Mrs. Jones, widow OF the late Rev.
f5uilford Jones, of Memphis, Tenn, is
he guest Of Mrs. and MISS Gordon. Rev.
Guilford Jones was an eminent Metho-
dist divine aud stood high in the grea.
church. /
Buy Mlller's complete cheap stoves.
Mr.. Sterling and Thos. Cross Of De.
catrr. Ala have been visiting Iuka,
having pleasant time with their many
pld friends. Who by the way are al
ways glad to see them.
There is city ordinance forbidding
the hitcbing of horses to shade trees
and fences through town, and all per-
sons who disobey this ordinance may
expeettp pe arrested and fined.
Under the direction of Mr.. J. r.
Weaver, the court house Is fast assun q
Jog an architectural appearance, which
in point of'elegance and beauty, will
vie with any other structure Of the kind
in this portion Of the state.
A Still stolen in the stIlley night On
last Tuesday night some enterprisipg
party or partIes, stole from the jail
premises still, captured by the author
tiles and placed there for safe keeping
The person or persons guilty Of this
theft should be captured and dealt with
as the law directs.
It never rains, but it porrs-we exs
tend our unfeigned thanks to Mrs. J.
M. d. Miller for beautiful and rare
towers, elegant cake, magnificent wine
and nice large pears. We Toasted our
eyes ca the flowers, We gratitied our
appetite on cake cream and peaches,
and oh, the wine, the wine, we are
going to save that for christmas
Rev's. Mr. Skinner and Hatch have
been holding protracted meeting at
|he Baptis6 church for several days.
The result Of their labor were several
converts and renewal Of the church.
a the interest Of Christ. On the even