Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-07-26

be paid for,
Postmasters throughout the
county are authorized to act as
hgent for this paper.
Report of fines imposed at the July
term OF court was s251.
Good stool Of Ladies white dress goods
hnd lawns at rock bottom prices, come
Ind see at G. J. Nyatt's.
The contract for getting abstracts OF
land titles from Corinth and Fulton,
was awarded to E. s. Gambler. ST. for
s74.
All calls for, OF prescriptions of Or
Carmack, left 1t Wubbard's Drug Store,
viii be promptly attended to.
.. j. Deavours, of ClarkSdale and
Stone Dsavours, OF Montrose, MISS, are
here on visit to recuperate their
health.
Wanted good, Eat sheep and
lamDs, delivered in Iuku; cash
paid on delivery. Enquire of
John WGodall.
Under the law of 1888, all county
warrants must be endorsed by the sheriff
no taxes due, before the county treas
nrer IS allowed to pay them.
The finest perfumes, extracts and
tooth brushes at W. c. Hubbard's & Co.
Mrs. Lou Reid, who has been visiting
relatives at nurant, Miss, returned
10 luka las, week and is now occupying
her new residence.
Best stock of Ladies fine kid, low cut
shoes both lace and button in town at
low prices, at c. J. Hyatt's.
!, There will be q picnic at Scruggs
bridge on Yellow creek, on the 4th of
August. Everybody come with we'll
filed basket and help to make the day
one Of pleasant enjoyment.
If ypi want to purchase a 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.
Ale, Cummings wishes to inform his
colored friends that he has opened a
barber shop at the old Topaz saloon
Where they can get shave or hair cat,
every Saturday evening for The cash.
IL yop want the best Cotton Gin
pr Grass saving machine lou the
market, go to Williams & Barnett
agents, Iuka, Mss, and get the
Gullett1agnolia Gin and the new
Deering Mower. If.
At the last meeting Of the board of
Supervisors there was not much bust
hess OF importance transacted, except
the allowing OF claims to the amount OF
81 ,4s0. -.
Go to w. G.. Hubbard & Co., when
you want to smoke. !. They carry full
line Of cigars and clgaretts of the finest
brand ct 4
As the law nowv stands, all lemonade
stands are subjected TO privilege lis
bense OF twenty dollars, and slllviola-
tors Of the law are subject 60 a fine of
double the amount of the license and all
costs.
II your watch Goes not keep good
time, take It to G.. w. Pruitt, practical
silversmith, I'll work entrusted co his
care will receive prompt attention and
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The petition for license of w. f..
Hubbard to sell whiskey was granted
by the board OF supervisors. But a
counter petitionswas. filed and an APP
beal taken to the next term of the Cir.
cult court.
THE expenses Of the last term Of Cir
cult court. are as follews.S Paid toswit-
pesseseS244. s5, to Jurors $685.. SO, Sher.
III and Jailor S49l go. to Circuit clerk
$iS. Total S1,4SO.
Z Rev. 7. y. Latimer, OF Coiinth, will
preach in The Presbyterian church at
this place Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday hight. Services at usual hour.
Everybody respectfully invited to at
tsnd...
You can find at ell times fresh cakes
and bread. and BY order you can have
anything baked you desire. from tea
cake to wedding cake at JohD Morris.
The election on the 24th for town
Marshal resulted as follows w. r.
Lsatherwood Ga, A. G. Martin 81. Soon
ifter the RESULT Of the election Was made
known and Martin the newly elected
Marshal could Be found, he was taken
IA hand bysa crowd and given free
ice around the square on pine pole.
The card of the University Of Missi.-
ippi will te found in this issue OF the
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