Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-06-13


Jourdan as a candidate for county Superiu-
tendent of public edu aiion. Mt November
election.
Fine rains now.
Corn is booming-so is the grass.
Miller's sugar-cured hams ten cents a
pound. june13 -2t
Blackberries will soon be ripe. Wont
we have jolly time. Yum, yum.
Breadmakers wanted. Must not be
loafers.
A good line of Stationery at w C.
Hubbard & Co.'S cheap for cash. 2t
Vegetables are coming in. Cabbae e
that a1d lettuce alone.
The best Cigars in town, "Reb and
Yank." "Rebel GIRL" etc., at w. C..
Hubbard & Co.'S. O.
Miss Talnla Lawrence, daughter of
Elder St. Clair Lawrence, is here on a
visit to hel parents.
And still they gazed and still in won.
der grew, that one small head could
contain all he knew.
Farmers are busy in their crops and
don't bave much time to attend to
political matters.
The hustle is one of those things BY
means of which art gets the bulge on
nature.
Wanted TO purchase old brass. Pol,ti.
clans desiring to dispose OF their stock
in trade need not apply.
To be sold cheap first-class BIZ Sc
ball player also councilman in good
condition.
w. G. Hubbard & Co. keeps DR.. Nc
Dowell's Indian Worm Candy tor
sale. 2t
j. E.. Shsckelford and family, OF
Burton, Miss, visited 1uka Sunday and
Monday, the guests OF p. w. Patterson.
We have often heard of client ask
ing his lawyer to have his case post
poned, but we never heard of case
being provoked. !"
Those who wish to see me profess
sionally will now find me upstairs over
iuka Bank.
June 13-tf F. T. CARMACK, M. d
Mr.. G.. d. Hubbard, of Eureka
California, Is on visit to relatives and
friends. He is an old Tishomingo boy,
son of Peter Hubbard.
Choctaw Female Wahoo Tonic for all
complaints pecnhnr to women for sale
II w. g. Hubbard & Co.'S. Also the
Indian Pad Toothache Remedy, etc. ct
Mr.. Thos. Hyatt has just returned
from commercial college which he has
been attending for the past three
months. Look out girls, Thomas says
he came back especially to see you.
Go to w. c. Hubbard & Co. for DR..
McDowell'a Choctaw Tea for the cure
of all blood diseases, liver, kidneys,
&c. Also fiue remedy for female
weakness. 2t
The picnic given at the spring lot
last Saturday was tho first of the sea-
son. Notwithstanding the morning
promised to be quite unfavorable
weather the attendance was good and
plenty On the grounds for all. The
Iuka brass band furnished music for
the occasion.
All calls for DR.. Carmack left at W.
G. Hubbard & Co.'S. drug store will re-
ceive prompt attention. All prescrip-
tiors filed with cale day or night. If
Candy Cough Drops-Dr. Whites, cele-
brated Cough Drops are the most tffcctiye
Remedy known for the cure of coughs, colds.
etc. Sold only by J. N. Baird, Coniectioners
Iuka, Miss.
The greatest attraction in Iuka for
the farmers, is at Williams & Barpetts
when you come to Iuka, be sure and
call on the above gentlemen and buy
one of the celebrated New Deering
Moving Machines and hay rakes, the |
best machine made ana one of the |
greatest of labor savers ever invented. i
They are also agent for the Gullett |
Magnolia Gin, one of the very bet gins
in the market. This gin Is celebrated
for Its fine work, light draught, and !
other excellent points too numerous to
mention. tt.