Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-08-21

'ntelo6 o. Second Glass u1etter It the !
luEA Post 01lCe, Nay llth, 1855.
GOAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS |
NJ. z. B. Lacy o. Bonneville. is
lgain looated a Iulka.
NJ, VIII Ross, o. Cornish iskpending
y ~ day. u The spring.
= y aIAok-paAuaMv - suss consupasion.
nrEp. Al his residence in the town
d Iula. Saturday Aug. Is, at 1850 a.
-. Capt Sam r Beall. age SO years
We refund money IN every instance
when Plantation Chill Cure Irregular aud
tNet el1ss) fails but It never fails. For
sals ~ w. G.. hubbard. Drugg,st.
Alsos Biggs \ Woodland. Burnsville.
Watson \ Co.. always keep full
line q Drugs, patent and proprietary
dfcines meeting all competition, I'm
~ 2,.eck:esAuos.! y. Tor Dyspepsis-
4 Jnst received at Watson s. Co.'s
s;uG store ! complete line Of station
Nal exe them call. I'm
@ a. lightning Rod Agents are in
{ with : inll supply o. chained
3s's S g ~ pvge = article without
I'm csss re ssss VT s.. f':ots !;
y 1lllos blggs & Woodland. Bnrusville.
A protracted meeting commences. at
Hubbard Salem church, near yellow
creek, on next Saturday.
The million air is very perceptible
on the streets. C;n it not be pre-
vented
~ WINE or cARDUI. . Tonic for Women.
Mr.. B. X. Benson. OF New Orleans.
agent for the Lippencott Publishing
Co.. was in our city one day last week.
Mr. w. F. Hubbard came up from
Ark. Friday night, his daughter Miss
Lenqa being quite i'll with fever.
The family OF Mr.. H. McCrowsky OF
Memphis are at Judge Clapps place
u at the Red Sulphur.
81 Plantation Chill and Fever Cure rreg-
ytAr and tasteless] is the only remedy
prescribed BY ply sicgans. For sale by
W e. Hubbard Druggist. Also, Biggs
4 Woodland, sBurnsvilie.
Old adage: Look before you leap.
Revised: Leap before you look, (when
AR R engine is coming up behind
ysu).
s1slk HsE:s WINE OF cARpv! for Weak Nerves.
Don leave town till you see the
wonderful bargains on Miller's five
cent counter. 2t
F.'om the amount OF the '.Viny tribe
on our streets almost constantly, we
are led to believe that .srhe Meloni( c)
days are here"
Or. j. M Csaysson Of Madison Co.,
Ala. and his neice Mrs. M. G. Ivy Of
West Point Miss. are guests OF Mrs,
NJ. y. Ellis.
Why pay as eeuts or 81 when you car
Uuy Translation Chill Cure Irregular anc
tastoleSs1 Of w. Z. Hubbard D,n9y Is
,or so cents. who guarantees il t, cur,
yooP Sold Also BY Bigxs = Woodland
Busnsviiis.
There have been more visitors at the
springs this year than for many year.
past, and still scores have been turned
away for want OF accommodations.
Hon. Fred Beall and his brother
Thad. were here this week attending
the burial OF our lamented fellow
townsman Sam I. BsalI-
Stop aod Think Plantation Chill Cnrs
(rogOlAr and tasteirss) cnres % cases on
II every hundred, and price only *
cents. For sale hy w G hubbad, tsrug.
ytst. Also, Biggs & Wvod.rd, burns
vile.
Mr.. G. c. Billiard is The most lue''y
hunter we have hoard Of laysly Re-
Gently he went out turkey hunting in
his neighborhood on yellow creek AID
in eight shots he killed ten wild tur.
ksyA
Ny salae % Plantation Chill and Few.
er Cnre Lreealsr ana tasteless sxce+ 4
10 amount AilsOthers tugeth-r. For sale
W ~. Q. Eubbard. Druggist. Also,
BiREs 4 Woodland, burnsv.lis.
Music hath charms to seothe the
Savage,
And make aoeLing bird lay down
liis worm.
Mr.. G. AZ Hight Of Nashyil;e, the
popular, jovial, representa- 70 Of Mac
5 s.a!e & Cor il spending fow days
y the springs.