Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-05-07
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.

Blind Tom will be in Iuka May 10Th.
Fresh Bread, rusks, buns, and cakes
baked at Nj. A. Goyer's daily.
We know that there are many
among our subscribers who can re-
port to us some news items at least
twice a month, We would be glad
to hear from you.
LOST. Saturday, April 25, between
Iuka, Miss, and Riverton, Ala, a
LONG, BLACK PoCKET-BooK, containing
papers of value, only to the owner A
reward will be paid to the finder by
returning same to the Reporter office,
at Iuka, Miss.
Patterson & Co. will sell you
Fancy and Family Groceries as
cheap as anybody, excellency Of
quality considered.
Why pay 10 cents or 81 when you car
buy Plantation Chill Cure, Regular and
Tastele9s, for fifty cents, which is guar
| anteed b cure you. For sale by
| w. G.. Hubbard, Iuka
1 And j. Ii. Moore, Iuka
| / have just received nice line Dry
Goods, and Notions which l bought
to sell. Please call and see if don't
sell cheap. L. S. TRAYLoR.
! m.
| Go to hear Blind Tom Friday night, Is,
May, at the Iuka Normal Institute.
John WoodalI and Miss Mary
| 'Mallcy were united in the holy
bonds OF matrimony on Sunday, the
i 81 day of May, 1891. Lewis Sparks
esq, officiating. We wish them a
lite of joy, happiness and prosperity.
Plantation Chill Cure. Regular and
Tasteless, is Tie only remedy prescribed
by physicians. For sale by
w. c. Hubbard, Tuka
And j. H. Moore, Iuka.
| The outlook for iuka, from 8
business or social standpoint has
never been more encouraging thar
now. Let's avail ourselves of every
possible opportunity to promote
progress, to encourage visitors anc
prospective citizens.
| The time of many Of our subscrl
bers expires with this issue. and w
extend cordial invitation to al
such to promptly renew.
| A chance in lifetime to hear Bin,
Tom, May 18Th.
| A little girl some twelve years Q
age, the daughter of Sam Barrett
living some two or three miles from
Iuka, was severely burned on tn
25th ult. while cooking over an opeI
| fire place, from which her cIothip,
caught on fire.
I James Ganong. age 10, being NOR
advanced IN courage than in years
decided sometime since to take unit,
himself wife. the person of littl
BERTHE Jones, age IA. On Sunda,
morning last al 8 O'clock they pro
cured conveyance, and IN compan,
with friends embarked tor Savannah
where they were united as "ma'
and wife,
The original and only Blind Tom viii
give concert in Iuka, Friday night, Is
A strange man was drowned il
Bear river near Eastpor, on the 29
ult. In company with his wife ant
children he bad started TO Alabama
and when he arrived at the ferry
the boat was at the opposite bank
he attempted TO swim the stream I,
| get the boat but sank before reach
ing 1T His body was not recovered
until the following day.
Blind Tom, the great Musical Pre- Dig
of the world, will give concert at tn
Institute, Friday night, May 10Th.
| Capt. DeSaussure, Gen'i Passen
| ger and Traffic Agent of the NJ. Il G
r. r.. accompanied by Mr. Il. B
Mckinney, was in town "Wednesday
looking after the interests of thu
road, add cooperating with the PEG
pie Of iuka on the increased passen
ger traffic to and from this place
Capt. DeSaussure made pleasan
impression with those whom ht
came in contact with.
Some of the Grand Army boys ma,
be interested in the following from Ale,
b. Pope, A. d. Z Commander, Dep
Tenn. and Ga. He says: "We had ar
epidemic of whooping cough here
(Stewarc, TENN and Chamberlain
Cough Remedy has been the only rene
dy that has done any good" There is
no danger from whooping cough when
this remedy is freely 2;yen. 1t com
pletely controls the disease. so cent
bottles for sale by j. II. Moore.
We call yonr attention to the an
nouncement in another column of
DR.. f. T. Carmack as candidate
for reelection to the office of Coun-
ty Superintendent Of Public Educa-