Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-09-20

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porations. societies or individuals must
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Postmasters throughout the
county are authorized to act as
hgeat for this rapers
Fine assortment of Jewer1 at w. f.
du5bard's. Gail and exariine his stock.
The nights have become quite cool
bct the days are still WARM.
All calls for, or prescriptions of DR.
carmack, left at Hubbard's Drug Store,
will be promptly attended to.
Cotton picking Is now the order OF
the day among the farmers.
Best stock Of Ladies fine kid, low cut
shoes both lace and. button in town at
low prices, ut C. j. HyRtt's.
Mr.. w. +. Jourdan is now one of the
faculty at the Inka Normal Institute.
Good stock Of Ladies white dress goods
Snd lawns ut rock bottom prices, collie
IND see DIT C. J. HSatt's.
The sanitary board is doing some
good work on the TOM.
Brooms BY retail or wholesale. Broom
corn wanted F. A. MooRE.
Sept, 3, 1888.
!. ". F. Hubbard has the finest stecf of
ever offered for sale in luka.
Misses Leila Hammerly, tinnie De-
Woody aud Annie Stone, left Tuesday
tor the l. /. G. At Columbus.
40 to W. F, Hubbard's fot your .fSue rolled
pla!e and solid gold jewelIy. Cheap for
Mrs Bette NJ. DsWoody. left Satur-
day LIST for Pine Bluff. Ark, where she
will engage as art teacher.
The yellow ieser, at Jacksonville. Fla.
y still oh the increase. new cases 1856 !,
DEATHS ~ up to Sept. Is.
! MI. j. W. Jourdan's new dwelling
Svith its new sedgwiGk wire FENCE. pre-.
SCENTS quite handsome appearance.
Miss Nina Csstleberry is having q
hew addition aided to the dwelling Of
tie Waltdsley estate.
MIS-, Matte McAndrew who, has been
spending the summer in Iuka, left for
her home il Knoxville, Tennessee, on
Wednesday. ~. ).
Mr. James Moss and lady have been
spending severe! daysin Iuka thib week.
James will leave in q few days for
Cleveland. Miss, where he will locate.
I'VE should havb stated that the Tlsh-
bmingo baptist association would con-
ysne n TAXA, Friday. October 9Th in
stead y Monday,
Mr., John MQrls has been quite i'll
Tor Two weeks past. Ne,are pleased
p state however that, ct present writ
ing, he Is improving. 3.
!, I'VE ms.led several sample copies Of
the RErOkrER last week to various bar
ties who arc ut subscrjbes but we
would be plezsed to have them become
SOL, !, ~ go
VI NJ. s. a. StMth 'the enierttislng
herchAnt ftom Burnt Mills. this county,
was in town "A .ftW'dsys sincsi He Ne
pcFts crops good Up that vicinity, but
soEhethat damaged BY the reSent heavy
rainfall. i
Mis- Adele McUlosby who has been
lpeadiDg the sumner'.here the guest Of
M. Lylc, left fort''het hos5e id Menu
phis Friday. She made many friends
Wnile hers, Who regretted her depar
tire.
! IA. Waite 1nd iansly returned to
tuka one cay lsst week. Mr.. Waite
eff here SOME time early in tho spring
"a look but location more desirable
10 his liking -bHt now says old f'isho.
mingo county will suit him vary, well.
Mr. shellie Eetpstt lats Of Isks. hsa
located at.tireenev.lle, Miss.. whs:s hs
has engaged In the fancy grccvfy Susi-
psse. shelli6 isa young man Of prpu-
|se and has hSH for his agS, ! greas
deal Of espsrience In the AsrcsOtiIs
trade. Wywlsh him tiuch sucOess IN
bic noW liotllo.ss = az
Mrs. Booth, Muses. emma aid Maui
Meadows, and Fannie Smith, we're the
quests q A, r. Rddlas Saturday ana
6anddj. tlissss Emma hesd0Ms and
\. Smith were Sksmiaed y Sdpt. jour
ian preparatory to. coaching. II tie
girls drs d. siiart Is they are pretty;