Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-05-02
For Governor.
JOHN M STONE
Of Tishonlingo County.
A churn factory is new enterr

A churn factory is new enterr
prise at Kosclusko.
A factory for making brushes out
OF palmetto roots has been establish
ed at Scranton, Miss.
A mill to manufacture hosiery is
to be nav enterprise at Columbus.
A public school building to cost
$4,000 is to be erected IN Aber-s
deem.
The Meridian canning factory, with
$4,000 capital, has been fully Or.
ganized.
Some want a @Stons and some o
Feather.stons for Goyernor.-New
Nississippian,
Meridian is organizing a cotton
and wooden mill. 1t is to be on the
cooperative plan, with shares at so
dollars,an no one is allowed to hold
more than one hundred shares.
A joint-stsck company has been
organized at Aberdeen, MISS, for the
establishment of chair and wagon
factory with capital of $4,000 to
start with.
At ths late term of the Chancery
Court in Holmes county, Miss, ak
teen divorces were granted-all to
negroes. Immediately after every
ono OF them got license to marry
other women.
Tho immigration Convention OF
Vioksburg, passed resolutions, one
piaegirg the farmers of Warren
county to sell land at not more than
rs per acre, with view to encoar-
age white settlers, and one calling
for State Immigration Bursau, were
passed.
The Okalona Times contains this
unique announcement for office !:
"zack Trico, candidate for Justice OF
tho peace. If elected promises to
execute the law-make white and
black git mp and glt--earn their
bread by the sweat Of their brow.'
Cotton mllIs should spring up all
over the State and consume the raw
material right here at the field gate,
giving employment to tho unem-
ployed, and reaping all the profit
which is drained away to Northern
mills. .--Natchez Dsmscrat.
A special to the Vicksburg Even
ing Post says, "Senator Reagan says
he has positive Information that the
next Congress will place national
elections under Federal control.
Teas of thousands OF Federal election
officers will be sent South. All
election laws of the Southern States
are being coditisd so that ths Repub.
licans will know how to move"
sFor Sale Cheap.-Several car
loads Of old fogles can be bought
very cheap in Okolona. Our reason
for selling is chat we want to maks
q great city here, and this we can
never do until we get rid of the 70.
gies. ."-Okoloha T:mes
You cant sell them--you couldn't
oven give them away. Nobody Oh
any community wants them. You
will either have to kill them of OF
patiently await their taking off,
Yazoo Sentinel,
In tho States Of Wisconsin ano
Minnesota, and perhaps others, every
newspaper, over one year old re
ceives 500 fer publishing tho gen,
oral laws passed. at each legislatur,
of their respective States. This il
but Just to the papers and just to tn,
psople, and If every State in th,
Union would adopt this plaD, th
people would have no excuse for ig
noranoe rs to the laws.-Ilebsnol
Register.
Hon. ]. M. Stone has yielded t
the solicitations of numerous admin
ing friends and consented to entc
tho race for Governor. If there
one man in Mississippi in whom tn
whole State can feel just pride
that man is j. NJ. Stone. His pur
and honorable record in the pas
stands out openly and clearly to th
public eye, and the most carplng an
siinaffected can find no stain or fla
Ia his former wise and able admini
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