Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-07-05

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porations, societies or Individuals must
se paid for !
stechers stick'em fly paper 81 +. H.
Watson's. ct
4. Cornelison and Brother have peach
and apple cider on tap. st
The finest assortment OF cigars al.
ways on hand st j. B Nc Kinneys. ct
Postmas,ers throughout the
county are authorized to act as
-gent for this paper g
) Good stock of Ladies white dress goods
and lawns at rock bottom prices, come
and see at C. J. Hyatt's.
All calls for, or prescriptions of DR.
-armack, left at Hubbard's Drug Store,
win be promptly attended TO-. - 4
If you can't get suited in chewing or
smoking tobacco go to j. B. McKinneys
he has almost every Known brand. ct
Wanted good, fat sheen and
LAMBS, delivered in Iuku; cash
naid on delivery. Enquire of
John Wuodall.
/ White wine vinegar at John
Morris confectionery, conscientl-
ously recommended to consumers
for excellence and absolute purity.
The largest assortment of the
hest grade Of chewing tobacco Of
any retaile house in North Missis-
sippi, at j. 3. McKinneys, ct
While ia at j. B. McKinneys we
counted II different brandssof chewing
tobacco as well as half dozen different
brands Of smoking goods. 2t
If you want to purchase saw
mill, grist mill, horse power, en-.
CINE, thresher or boiler OF any
kind, call atthis office before buy
ing and you WIZ save money
If you want the best Cotton Gin
Or Grass saving machine on the
market, go to Williams 4 Barnett
agents, Iuka, Mss, and get the
Gnllett Magnolia Gin and the new
Qeering Mower. #.
The Thermometer danced up In 90
one or two days OF last week.
The 4th was rather a dull affair in
Iuka.
Messrs Woodruff and Paterson from
A,trton, were in town Wednesday.
Hogs are dying up in various parts of
the county with cholera.
Mrs Mosely, has been visiting friends
ard relatives in Iuka.
Frof. Nephardt and wife is visiting
friends and relatives in Inka.
For the last few days our town has
been overrnn with drummers from va.
rious places. =
The patent medicine men have lined
fences and walls With pictures and ad
yertisements Of their various nostrums.
The feather renovator is in town,
making new feathers out OF old ones
30 be says.
The soapine man was in town this
week giving away trial packages of his
preparation.
We are Informed that the crops on
Tennessee river promises larger yield
this year than for the last 80 years. =
Mrs. j. NJ. D. Miller and her gran
daughter left for visit to Tupeio on
Wednesday last.
When you come to circuit court next
week don't forget to call and pay part
Of your subscription to the REPORTER.
A small size fourth of July picnic was
held . few miles south Of town On that
memorable day.
Mrs. NJ G. Ivy is in Boston this sum-
rer attending the New England Con-
servatory OF music.
The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
passed an ordinance prohibiting the OBJ.
strnctions of the side walks by checker
players.
J. T. Weaver, who has the contract
fer rebuilding our court house. has
burned the brick to be used in the new
puilding and reports he succee ded in
getting fine burn.
Circuit court convsnes on Monday
rex. Judge L. 9. Houston presiding. |
lhe old store house OF Jno. B. McKln.
icy will be used for court room this
crm.
The closing sale of spring and sum
Ger millinery commenced July 1st. If