Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-08-15
Grand total increase over 's8. $50, ooC

Grand total increase over 'S8. $50, 600
!. A negro man, accompanied by me-
gro woman, arrived III Iuka one day
last week The negro man was taken
in charge BY three negro men of tn 8
place and carried just outside of the
corporate lirnits aud treated to a dose
of hickory switches. A warrant was
sworn out BY the woman against the
perpetrators of the deed who were
arrested, tried and fued 81 and costs
each.
On Monday night about 10 O'Clock,
after MIR. James Moore's family had re-
tired to rest. II burglar was seen at the
window trying to work his way into one
of the rooms. Mr.. Maytiels lives Just
across the street from Mr.. Moore, and
his daughter, Miss Dona MayfisId, was
sitting On the upper gallery and spied
tho man working at the window on the
outside,rf- the building, and instead of
Following she entered the house aud
procured a pistol and fred on the bur
glar who took to his heels ana hed
Miss Mayiieid deserves credit for her
/, GOODNESS and Bravery.
! The August number of The Old
Homestead published at Savannah,
Ga, by Davis Bros. is an Indication
that she purposes Of its projectors have
oeon carried cut. Its aim was TO en-
courage southern literature, to develop
| southern talent, and TO stimulate those
domestic virtues that inherently and
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| The publication he's for Contributors
some OF the best and moet gifted
writer's 10 TIE south. There is no hand.
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.ers OF the purest, most refined, and
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, south. hy Miss M. E. Dickens OF Balti-
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"a Yachting Party q beautifully
| executed water color, is the tittlpg
frontispiecs for Demorest's Monthly
Magazine for September. Th.sis iol>
lowsSsby a handsomely illustrated arii-
Gle on Bar Harbor, which almost makes
US FEST the cool breezss OF that delight
ful GUNNER resort. From the extreme
East We are carried to the extreme
West and are treated to very anus
| ing account (to which The unique iilus-
tratlons greatly add) of how two
women took up q quarter section of
land 10 Dakota, and successfully culti.
waited i: We then 50 on "A Voyage
Through Space'' to the sun, and "a al
extremely interesting way, that even
= child can understand, are told all
aboM the spots that appear on the face
Of Tho ''god Of day Jenny June
tells az, in the department for .sOnr
Girls" when girls should marry; and
tho boys are not forgotten, for there is
given for them q reasonable article
(profuse|y Illnstrated) on "Swimming
aud Diving +" "School Uutfits,' ssrhe
Chemistry OF Bread ~ aklag. +" and sslhe
Complexion: How TO Preserve II, Z are
some Of the other interesting articles;
and. to top off with, is a fine selection
Of very interesting stories. AL, suitable