Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-04-25

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tendent of public edu .aiion, at November |
election.
When you are in need of letter and !
bill heads please give us trial, we
guarantee satisfaction in both work and
quality of stock.
All calls for DR.. Carmack left at W.
c. Hubbard & Co.'S. drug store will re-
ceive prompt attention. All prescrip~
tiors filled with CAFE day or night. tt
A negro was arrested on Saturday
last by Sheriff Beall for beastlality. He
was tried and bound over to await the
action of the grand jury.
The prospect for fine fruit crop was
never better than it is at this time. Res
ports from every section of the State
confirm the prediction.
One day last week, while using foo
adj. Frank Digger cut his leg pretty
badly, and is now confined to his.room
from the wound.
Candy Cough Drops-Dr. Whites, cele-
brated Cough Drops are toe most effective
Remedy known for the cure of coughs, colds,
h0arsness, sore throat, asthma, bronchti,
etc. Sold only by j. N. Baird, Coniectioners
Iuka, Miss
Mr.. John 7. Robinson met with quite
serious accident ON Tuesday evening, while
coupling cars. He had his left hand mashed
so badly as to necessitate the amputation OF
his fingers from his the hand.
jeff Blythe, jr., was arrested one day
last week, accused of retailing whiskey
without license. The case was tried
before our Mayor, w. w. Harvey. on
Friday last and dismissed.
Superior advantages now at Watson
& Co.'S. drug store. Ever since their
past apprenticeship with a distinguished
graduate in pharmacy, of seven years
close application in his profession, for q
guaranteed method OF satisfaction, reli-
ability and accuracy in filling prescrip-
tons, the world has got to advance a
superior to the one in practice at Wat
son & Co.'S.
groves of forest trees, with orchards,
with vegetable and flower gardens, is
beautiful and valuable. Without these
no country, however rich in soil and
location. is attractive. Every dollar
spent in trees and flowers will add ten
dollars to the valre of the home.
MIR. W. F.. Jourdan has announced
his name in this issue of the paper as a
candidate for Superintendent OF Public
Education. Mr.. Jourdan is we'll known
throughout the county as a man well
qualified to fill the position. He has
been teaching for seven years, and for
the past year has been engaged as a
teacher at the 1. N. l.
Factory Hands Wanted?
To work in our cotton spinning mill,
we need thirty good industrious girls.
Widows with families of daughters can
find constant work and good pay in q
good moral and healthy locality Ap.
ply at once to W. II. CHERRY & CO.,
Mountain Mills, Ala.
Refer to j. B. Mckinney, Iuka, Miss.
Mrs. Julia Bakers little girl, Gret-
chen, met with quite painful accident
on Friday last, while on her way home
from school. The little girl had climbed
into an OK wagon to ride home. mile
or 50 from town. when she slipped from
the Jostling of the wagon and her foot
became entang)ed in the wheel, throw
ing her off and breaking her leg Just
ABOVE sEe knee, besides otherwise bruis, J
ing her. The little girl is about SIX
years of age. Drs. Caimack and
Hodges were called in and rendered the |
necessary surgical attention. The little
sufferer IS resting rs easy as could be |
expecled from so painful wound.
The greatest attraction in Iuka for
the farmers, is at Williams & Barpetts
when you come to fnka, 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.
They are also agent for the Gullett
Magnolia Gin, one of the very best gins
in the market. This gin Is celebrated
for Its fine work, light draught, and
other excellent points too numerous to
mention. tt.
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