Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-10-11

Best1toc of Ladies fine kid, low cut
shoes doth lace and button in town at
low prices, at G. J Hyatt's.
Good stock of Ladies white dress goods
and lawns at rock bottom prices, come
and see at G. j. Hyatt's.
Miss Jennie Nance keeps constantly
on hand a full line OF mllIonary, notions
and fancy dress goods.
All calls for, or prescriptions of DR.
Cafma OK, left at Hubbard's Drug Store,
will be promptly attended to.
Cotton is selling at 9 to 91-4.
Merchants marking ink at rs cents
per gallon at w. c. Hubbard's g. Co.
Tome up and pay your subscription
in full.
Fine perfumes of all kinds at w. C,
Hnbpard's & Co.
The Reporter and the American Far
,ner. the two papers one year for $3.50
cents.
Read our proposition on this side of
the paper, beaded ssFreo as the air You
breath"
Toilet soaps of all sizes and of the
very best brands at w. G. Hubbard's s.
Co.
Mrs. Weaver Mrs. Watson and
Mrs Anderson gave the Reporter
office. quite a pleasant call on
Tuesday last.
New goods at Mrs. F. A. Moore's
cheap as the choapest. All wool jeans,
Tennessee made at SO cents.
Read our advertising columns
if You want to keep posted on
all matters and business t1ansac-
lions connected with town and
country.
Mrs Dean presented us on Fri
day last with a large beet of the
turnip variety. measuring twenty
inches in circumference. This is.
a large beet for that variety as it
scarcely ever grows so large.
From all parts of the country
come the cheering news Of large
yield of corn. 1t was thought for
some time that the corn was seri-
ously damaged from the storms
in July and August, but the dry
weather saved great deal of the
corn that was down from rottipg
Real estate changed hands in Iuka
this week at pretty fair rates-forty dol
lars per front foot. DR.. NJ. A. Sim
mons sold one corner lot to MIR. C. w.
Mcknight for one thusand dollars. And
we have heard Of some two or three
other lots changing hands at good fgu.
res. There is little boom in real es-
tate in luka, not an unhealthy excitable
one, but on firm basis. We have
hesrd Of various offers for other props
erty, which has not been accepted yet.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. s.
ID. B. Lovsman & Co. Chattano oga
Tenn, desire to inform their numerous
customers throughout the South, that
their mammoth establishment is now
ready IN al! departments tor the fall
trade.
Their stock Of dress goods, silks,
dress trimmings, linens, blankets, cloaks
and shawls, carpets and rnillenery. ex-
Gel in quality and cheapness.
Their dress making department is
now one nf the largest, and sends hum
dreds of handsome dresses over the
Sonth and West.
The ladies will doubtless be pleased
to know that their new Illustrated cata-
iogue. the only enc published by any
bsuthern dry goods house, is now ready
Tree on application.
On last Saturday night the town Mar
shal and Sheriff's raided the old Topaz
saloon which is rented by some OF the
oolored people as an eating house, and
r. night used q sporting place and
sambo shot bis craps, and dealt cards
With IMMUNITY, thinking themselves se-
ours from the officers Of the law AZ the
oId building had been used SO long as a
blind and they had escaped them, they
were taken completely by surprise tho
door keeper was SO taken with the game
That be forgot TO look out for strangers
when the officers walked up tho stair