Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-12-13


Miller delivers wood at 81 so 20 50. so
cord.
MIXERS all wool overcoats and cioaks
Tor 81.
Notice.
All patt,es indebted to me for past
accounts past due, who do not pay or
satisfactorily arrange same in 80 days
will find them in the hands of an officer
for collection. w. +. HUBBARD.
Inka, Miss, Nov. Is If.
Miller sells oyercoats, cloaks and
watches, cheaper than you can steal
them.
Ia Holiday goods, Watson & Co.
still take the lead. In their second lot
just received nice dressing cases com.
plete at SLIGO.
Board Of Supervisors were in $685.
sion this week.
We have two communications that
were crowded out this week, but will
appear next issue.
Butter eggs and chickens find q
ready sale in this market.
Mrs. r. G. Brlnkly has returned
10 Memphis for the winter.
w. G. Hubbard & Co. always keep
the Rebel girl cigar 5 cents.
Our Sheriff reports that tax pay
ers are very backward in settling
up this year.
Mr.. Ed Powell is spending a few
days in luka with his relatives and
friends.
Go to w. C. Hubbard & Go. and get
your picture frames. they have nice
lot ana cheap for the money.
There is scarcity of coru meal in
Iuka. Our country frieuds can find
a ready sale for this commodity.
Scrap books, photograph and auto
graph albums cheap at W. G.. Hub
bard & Co.
We learn that some one broke in
to Mr.. Hilley's store few nights
ago and appropriated about thirty
dollars worth of groceries.
If you want to court and don't know
bow. TO! go to w. C. Hubbard & Co.
and they will give you start In the
way OF counting cards, domino, authors
etc.
Miss Mamie Gage, Grenada, Miss,
teachers class "a has charge of school
at Clarksdale, Miss. Her pupils are
fortunate. Ask Mr.. Will Hubbard tor
latest news.
There are more business houses
in Iuka, and less advertising done
than any town according to the same
population, Of any place in the State.
w. c. Hubbard & Co will sell you
perfumes that you will never regret
puying.
John WoodaIl, OF this place show
ed us a trunk check that was used
by the Memphis & Charleston Rail-
road before war, that he took from a
cows paunch that was butchered for
a beef one day last week.
Our enterprising druggist, w. G..
Hubbard has just returned from Mem
phis, where he purchased nice lot of
Christmas goods, call and see them.
have opened up fret class meat
meat market at the old market house on
the square, where you can get meat at
al times during the day. Leave yonr
orders and meat will be delivered at
your noose. Hoping TO receive your
orders will guarantee satisfaction at
all times. II, l.. SEAY.
To dun or be duned, that's the ques.
ton. Whet her it is nobler to borrow
NJ nd
debts, or to force the collection of what
is due one. All! there's the rub. Either
will close out any ordinary business.
All VINO owe me any tuition bills will
please prepare TO settle with my collec-
tor. All to whom am indebted will
please render state ments by January
1889. Business. H. A. DEAN.
NOTICE.
Teachers OF BurDsvile Institute
district will meet at Burnsville for
institute work, Sd Saturday in De-
cember. Teachers of 4th and 9th
district, will meet at Foster srhool
house 4th Saturday in December for
Institute work.
All teachers will close their schools
for Christmas holidays on Friday
December 2Ist, for one week.
J. w. JouaDAN,
Go. Supt.
We learn that Rov. st. Clair Law
renee q Baptist minister Of Fulton,
Miss, will locate in luka soon. He
is appointed to fill the mission Of (
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