Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-07-25

oome little excitement was created
last Monday by runaway team. No
damage done.
Any society young man can get off a
good thing when be triss-if il is only
a flannel shirt-but he will not try.
It's swsrms enough for any man
Wneh hive OF bees light on his head. .
Especially If he is bald headed.
One OF the delegates, after the basi.
ness OF the convention was over. said
that as they had two Stones and q
Miller be would move that they grind
on.
Mr. Jeff Choate, wife and fatherin.
law, Mr.. w. White. are spending tho
summer IN Iuka. VIZ. Whites health
IS very poor, but siucs his arrival here
ne has improved.
This is what he was saying as he
passed by the office
~ fall IN love; my minds diseased,
MY brain is in foolish whirl;
And while | worship from afar
Some other fellow gets the girl,
DR.. f. I. Carmack has announced
MS name as . candidate for county
superintendent of education. DIR, Car
mack is well known throughout the
county and has the ability to discharge
the duties of that Office if elected.
There are decidedly more visitors
mere now than have been at auy other
previous time within the past six years.
This speaks well for our town. Let us
extend a healty welcome that this may
not be their last visit.
fhe members of The w. G.. T.. u.
are to furnish the Bauouet for the
Alumni of the Normal this year. They
promise the best that the market af.
fords, and the school, together with
then friends, anticipate nice time.
w. W. Harvey, our worthy Mayor
has been on the SICK list for the past
few days. Now, ike Job of old, he is
afflicted with biles, but as to his
patience, we doubt if his will compare
with the old patriarch.
The six weeks term OF Iuka Normal
Institute closes tomorrow. The school
during this term has enrolled about
one hundred pupils. the majority of
Which are teachers, here for the further
ing preparations for their next YEARS.
work.
The SIX weeks term OF the Iuka Nor
ma! Institute will close ON Friday. And
then the student will repair 20 their
respective homes. There will be five
weeks vacation for the professors, when
they Will resume their duties for the
fall term.
The social event OF the week was an
given at the residence of
Mrs. Murrell last Monday night. Every
one seemed to enjoy themselves to the |
fullest extent. Miss Julia, the charms
ing hostess, knows just how to enter
tain her friends.
w, E. Bishop has announced his
name as a candidate for county super.
lnteudent OF education. Mr.. Bishop is
teacher Ia the public schools of the
county and has made good reputation
Tor himself where he has taught. He
ls competent and wei! qualified .ofill the
position if elected.
The scientific class will deliver ora.
ions at the Institute tonight (Thurs-
aay). These speeches, in connection
With the music that is to be furnished,
ire expected to be interesting, instruc-
i've and entertaining, as this isSclose
md the class will naturally endeavor to
10 their best. Come cut and listen to
hem. Everybody cordially invited to
ttend.
The following is the allowance for
ne July term OF circuit court to be- paid
ut OF the general funds $1445. The
um OF 1888 80 of the above was to be
aid out TO jurors and state witnesses.
'ircuit court lasts one week and costs
ne county Sl445, quite lite sum
nd not dollar in the treasury TO foot
40 bill with, and county scrip worth 80
ents on the dollar. Fines imposed by !
ne circuit court amounted to $50,
hich goes to the common school
Ind.
There will be a picnic on Wednesday,
ngust eth, 1889. near J. A. Ramsey's,
Tree miles and half north uf Iuka.
ct everybody turn out and bripg well
He'd baskets with them. The Iuka !
rass Band will be in attendance and
scourse fine music. There will be
70 dancing floors sixteen feet square :
r the young folks to trip the light !,