Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-03-14
LOCAL AND Personal ITEMS

IUtAL AND PEkSUNAL ITEMS
Postmaslers throughout the
county are authorized to act as
lgent for this paper.
Buy Miller's CHEAP Stoves and
Watches.
W. P. Holt has bought the John
James property.
Phil Patterson, Chancery clerk, has
bought the Mrs. +. A. Moore property.
Buy Mil.er's dry wood at 81 so and
50 SO cord.
Gardening has commenced during
the few days Of pretty spring weather.
See advertisement of U. S. Deputy
Marshals sale.
There has been somewhere near two
hundred tons of Fertilizers sold to the
farmers of this county this season.
Monday last seemed to be general
moving day, some eight or ten fsmilys
changed their location.
All calls for Dr.. Carmack left at w.
G. Hubbard & Co.'S. drug store will re-
ceive prompt attention. All prescrip-
tions filed with care, day or night. If.
We should be pleased to have a short
newsy communication from every post
Office in the county. Send us the news
and we will give you 1--we local paper.
We.keep full limo of brushes and
combs of tina best quality. Examine
our stock before buying, W. G. Hub
bard & Co.
Mr.. Albert Gibson is NOV ing his
goods to the country this week and will
occupy store house known as the DR..
Tankersley store, some twelve miles
south Of town.
Candy Cough Drops-Dr. Whites, cele-
brated Cough Drops are toe most Effective
Remedy known for the cure of coughs, colds,
hoarsness, sore throat, asthma, bronchitis
etc. Sold only by j. N. Baird, Confectioner,
Notice.
l will open school in Burnsvile,
March 18th, 1889. Tuition from 81 so
to 50 per month. A. P. Reid.
Superior advantages now at Watson
q Co.'S. drug store. Ever since their
past apprenticeship with a distinguished
graduate in pharmacy, of seven wears
close application in his profession, for
guaranteed method OF satisfaction, reli-
ability and accuracy 10 filling prescrip-
tons, the world has got to advance a
superior to the one in practice at Wat
son & Co.'S.
We learn through the Fulton Repor-
ter that the accomplished and popular
young lazy, Miss Angie Lawrence,
daughter Of Elder st. Clair Lawrence
of this place-has sbeen rendered po-
sitlon on the White Ribbon, a paper
published by the ladies 10 the interest
of prohibi.ion-but on account of an
eye trouble. declined to accept the posi-
ton.
We are in receipt OF communities
ton received through the post Office
the title Of which Is Hamlet revised.
1t has no name signed to it, but nit %
little request accompanies it to please
publish. We will not please publish
articles that the writer refuses to place
their name thereto. If the writer of an
article is afraid to trust the editor with
their name, not necessarily for publ
cation, but as guarantee of good faith
he, she or they, should never send one
TO printing Office.
Go to W. G.. Hubbard & Co for DR..
Gums cele hrated liver pills, and in
tact any thing in the pill line.
Our Mayor and Aldermen would do
well if they will but heed the warning
cry of dirty, filthy streets, half worked,
and in fact look about them as if in
delapidated stage of recklessness, and
unthristy people who populate the town.
Why not 60 TO work and have them
cleaned up, white wash the park fence
and make things look as neat as Hpossl-
blep Now is the time to have the work
done befne the hot weather sets in. If |
you expect that looked for boom to
reach Iuka, how in the sheol do you
expect it to come in the present condi-
ton of SO many ungainly sights pre-
sented to the public gazep
The following boarding pupils have
entered the luka Normal since our last
report. The girls are all pretty and
the boys-well passable.
Miss Matte Buchanan, Olive Branch.
Miss Ora Burns, Greenwood. H. L.
Wall Hill. Ed Brown, lnka.
r. Il Danmau Charleston John Hon.