Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1888-08-30
Buy Mlller's complete cheap stoves

DR.. Ben. Hodges is scjournlng among
rs for the present.
See The advertiseme nt of v. c. Ram
hey in his issue Of the paper.
Fine assortment of Jewelry at W. q
Hubbard's. CAN and examine his stock.
Protracted meetings are now the or
her of the day throughout the county.
Good stock of Ladies white dress good
Ind lawns at rock bottom prices, com,
And see at c. j. Hyatt's.
W. F. Hubbard has the finest stock o
hustom-made shoes, both ladies and GENTS
Ever offered for sale in Iuka.
Mrs. W. c. Wheeler, of Cherokee
Ala, and Mrs. L H. Carlisle, of Mem
phls, arc among the recent arrivals.
Best stock of Ladies fine kid, low cut
shoes both lace and button in town at
tow prices, at c. j. Hyatt's.
The rain last week raised Yellow
Creek enough to each several hundred
fish at the well known and popular fish
trap at the old Billings fsrd.
Mr.. Al. Robinson is erecting new
building for a livery slable. The foun>
dation has been laid and the carpen-
tais are now at work framing it.
Buy Miller's Waterbury Watches.
Hog cholera has been raging among
the SWINE at this place for several
months, and hundreds of dollars worth
Of the porkers have bsen lost.
Buy Miller's, Landreth's Turnip seed.
Homemade candies, tafiies, etc.,
made pure and fresh every day or two,
at j. N. Baird's new confectionery
store in Iuka, Miss. St
Some one shot !. horse belonging to
Col. Stone few days ago. The horse
was shot 10 The. hip with small shot.
causing the animal~to be lame in that
leg.
Several warrants were issued last
Monday against unlawful retailers.
When our lively sheriff brings them be-
fore 'Squi,e Akers lively cour. may
be expected.
The citizens do not relish the idea of
the State Beard Of Health making this
place a dumping ground Of infected
baggage and passengers from the vel
low fever districts.
Mrs. Ii. Krause will please accept
thanks for some fine pears, one of
which measured eleven inches IN cir
cumference. These are the finest and
largest pears we have seen this year.
Parties wishing good, fresh, fat NUT
ten can be furnished three times week
at their houses. All orders left with
b. Mckinney will receive prompt
attention. w. I. BARRtsTER.
No specially Of particular physicians
prescriptions is made at Watson & Co.'S
drug store, At said drug store all pre-
scriptions undertaken day or lnightare
guaranteed to be carefully and reliably
filled. aug91m
DR.. w. B. Mcmahon. of Oxford,
Miss. returned from visit to Alss
boro. Ala, en- last Friday. If you
should want tooth extracted, or
fine plate put in, just call on the DR.. at
Watson & Co.'S drug store.
Mr.. N baird has located il fuka,
and is now engaged in the manufac-
ture Of candy Of all kindssfancy and home
made taffY. II you haYe sweetheart
and wish to feed her on good old.fash-
ioned taffy, you cauget it. at Mr.. BIS.
Mr.. John Hubbard is the champion
Watermelon raiser Of the county. He
has brought in several wagon loads
this year that were very large3 but on
last Monday hc tfpnght in load; some
Ct which weighed over so pounds.
All colored teachers who desire to be
examined before May. 1889. viii please
meet me in Iuka, Saturday, September
Sth. 1883, and al white teachers on
sEe second and third Saturdays in Sep.
lember. J. w. JouRDAN,
Co. supt.
Capt. H. 7. Moss, who has been Wis.
ting relatives In Georgia for some time,
'sturned home last week. Mr.. Moss
ays that be met one OF his sisters
whom he had not seen before in thlr.
y-fiye years. He also says that he had |
he pleasure Of hearing the Rev. DR..
'almsga lecture
we acknowledge an invitation by
u class TO be present at Mrs, Il. A.
eblett's musical entertainment on last
riday evening Ths entertainment
~. 9 perfect success and was woIl at
need BY spectators Medals were
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