Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-03-28

- OH~~t>J w hfo AOtoC uuQ Wuilc utlo
his horse was taken sick and died.
'rhe customers frequenting Watson &
Co.'S. drug store with their nightly pre-
scrlptions of DR.. w. A. Hodges and
other physicians of reputation and abil>
ity, should rattle the door of Watson &
Hughes brick instead of the drug store
door as before.
Mr.. Joe Parnell is at home this week.
from .4elano, Miss. He has had his
residence here neatly repaired at a
cost of $500.
G. P. Hammerly will sell doors, win
dows ETC., for the repair of all public
school houses at ten per cent profit on
cost.
A FIRE Clay Company has been or
ganizsd with capital Of 100000. to
move the clay beds found on the farm
Of Joel Williams, of Bear Creek.
AsOUND LEGAL OPINION.
f. cambridge Munday, ESQ.,, Atty, Clay
Co, Tex, says: ''Have used Electric Bit
fers with most happy results. MY brother
also was very low with MaIsrial Fever and
j aIndice, but was cured by timely use of
this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life."
Mr.. l., Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky..
adds like testimony. saying: she posi-
tivelv believes he would have died had it
not been for Electric Btters."
This great remedy will ward of as well
as cure all Malarial Diseases, and FIR all
Kidney, Liver and stomach disorders stands
unequaled. price SOC and $ l ut Il. II. Wat
on Il Co.'S
A protracted meeting commenced 1T
the NJ. E. Church at th.s place Su, :
d.y, with the following preachers !:
Rev's. Mr.. Bell, Malone, Crow and
McKeowp.
Jasper Holmes, colored man who
had lived at this place for some time
left here and went TO the bottom, re-
tlrned here Sunday and was taken
sick and died suddenly Sunday night.
On last Friday night while the family
of Robert Wilson and John Eppersou,
OF huntsville, were absent from hum j,
some one entered the house and stole
about forty dollars worth. No clew to
the perpetl ators OF the robbery.
Departed Mickey Dean yesfer
day, at Tom Ackers, L q. She W a
native of South Carolina, but for many
years resident of this county. But
few persons of her advanced rye had
SO much energy, industry and vitality.
She leaves large retinue of relatives,
to meet many more in the long here
after.
A certain gentleman called on our
ChaDcery Clerk recently and wanted to
get his land deed corded from his
tax receipt. After the clerk explained
to him that he must have the original
deed before he could record it, the
verdart gentleman departed on his
way, wondering at the ways of the
machinery of the law.
The board of supervisors met on the
23d for the purpose of receiving the
new court house. j. T. Weaver, con-
trrctor, was allowed the sum of 81 1885,
So for the completion Of the building.
They also let out the contract for the
building # new fence around the
cour: house yard to cost $37.75. Also
a contract for digg'ng.a new well was
let out to E. l.. Hamilton, for S3l.
Oul exchanges come. in mtny in.
stances, full OF announcement, of tie
names Of gentlemen who are willing 10
sacrifice their time and talents pro bono
puhl,co. What is the matter with lie
aspirants for public retirement In old
Tishomingop The REPoKTER under-
stands that there will b. lively con-
test among the Office seekers DUR, G the
coming long summer day, When t e
picnic is IN full blast and the wafer.
melon is abroad in the land. Come ur,
and let the world and the
duar people know what you want
through the columns of the REpoRTER.