Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-11-01
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, at c. j. Hyatt's.
Good stock of Ladies white dress goods
and lawns at rock bottom prices, come
and see at G. ]. 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 one year for $3.50
cents.
Read our proposition on this side of
the paper, beaded "Free as the air you
breath.''
Cottonsis selling at 1-2 to s34.
Miller delivers wood at 81 so TO 50 so
= cord.
Call day or night at Watson & Co.'S.
for prescriptions, which are guaranteed
u be carefully and reliably filed and at
such reasonable prices charged for,
as assures . liberal patronage of all.
Let no alleged false impression be en-
tertained that would deprive any of
satisfactory patronage at Watson g.
Co.'S. drug store.
Wanted-To exchange good sewing
machine for corn. For full information
apply q; this office.
J. T. Robinson will sell from now
until Christmas at per cent. for cash.
Call on him at f1ka, Miss. But it will
not be per cent. and wait with me
until Saturday night. At
The meeting Of the Tishomingo Bap.
fist Association, to be held with the
luka Baptist church, November 9th,
1883, at 9 o'clock q. m. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend the meeting.
The sermon will be preached at II q.
M Friday. by L. r. Burress.
The following telegram has just been
received. which explains itself New
York, October 31st. 1888. Hon. E. S.
Qandlers il. Democratic elector, 1st
Congressional district, Miss. Mr.. Al
len has been doing valuable work in
New York, for several weeks past ard
now wishes to return to his constituents.
National committee connot spare his
SERVICES. It is necessary to have him
canvass Connecticut this week. Ex-
plain 70 his. constituents. CALVIN s.
Brice, Chairman Nat. Elk. Com.
CuArmArorrA rlot 90
Have You bought yourself. q wrap yetp
II not. send for an illustrated catalogue
from d. b. LDveman & Co., Chatta~
nooea, and see for yourself what they
hAye In this particular line. Cbildren's
from ~ so upwards, in an amazing
variety; ladies' newmarkets at well I
The tale better, and will cost you moth
Ing but the trouble and expense OF pur-
ohasing and writing one postal card.
They have bought fof cold winter,
eud such choice styles and in such guam
titles that they think they ought to sups
ply the entire South.
To the voters of Tishomingo countv. !
The election for President and Vice. /
Eresident. Presidential Electors and
conRt eseman occurs next Tuesday. It |
e the duty Of every citizen to vote.
Vote yourself and get your neighbors to
xote. II il important that every vote,
NAT 4 ir the county cast his vote, for
TIE Republicans are making an earnest
edost and determined struggle to CAR
~ our State and they are going to vote
and don't you doubt il. Wake mp!
Bqmocrats from your apathy and 20 to
re polls next Tuesday and be sure you
vote the straight Democratic ticket
without scratch. Give Cleveland and
Thurman and Alien handsome major
w and maintain the fair fame and good
name Of the Democratic county of Tish-
QmtngO Remember, next Tuesday is
1Iect ION day and be sure TO vote. j j.
Conan, Chm'n Dam Ex Com.
70 All patrons who have no: paid
|A1lr subscription to this paper, and to
|1oce who have paid in part, must come
gard q once and settle up. Busin-
+ + 6a1insss and necessity compels
y = o1llect what Is due. We do not
[looeoe tosWait to the end OF the year
IS ~ small amount due from each in |
I1nal. So come forward and pay
y W cannot and Will not indulge !
ny longer. When you subscribe for a
1@r ut y not Published At home.
hAS 10 send the cash before yen
~ fhe pap6r, and We have waited d
8nfIJ 1or nix months for small a. 9
01l Hoping that Ill viii appreciate
6oco1mmoi ation We await our dues. {