Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-01-29
SUPERVISORS COURT.

This tbosecond term in January.
There was not much done at this
term of court except auditing OF
accounts on file.
J A Smith, building bridge $l705
3 J McRae, blankets for jail IS so
6 w Phillips, provisions for pau
peers So 80.
DR. Il S Hodges for visiting pau
pers and medicine So 60.
Petition of j w Bggs to refill
vinous and spurious liquors in
second supervisors district was or
dered to be filed.
Amount allowed deputies for thor
services at circuit court S142 rs
Jail account tor six months S72 so
IL 0 Erwin circuit clerk for ox-
ofticio services for Six months S25.
Cases in which state failed for 1879
! $50. Stationery IS. Five days SER
vices in circuit court for January
term SIS.
Stationery for County Supcrin-
tendent of Education. SIS.
Mrs Hodges, two mattresses for
jail So.
John Woodall, for arrest of Mark
Stewart 500.
/ J t Storment for letting out and
receiving bridge 81.
! Members were allowed their per
diem and mileage for one days ser
vice $50 so.
/ Adjourned until first Monday in
March 1891.
Mrs. G. G Rutledge was born in
South Carolina, Oct. Sh, 1872. Died
in lukn, Miss. Jan. I'D, 1891. We
say d,ed-but the word TOO harshiy ex-
! presses the passing away of our friend
and loved one, 80 gently and impercep-
tibly. did the slumber of death steal on,
or so easily was the last breath yielded,
we might have Unsigned life famed out
BY au Angels wing, or kissed away by
9 sister spirit, AS 1t waited to bear ups
ward AN angel to Its angel home from
which no earthly love or cherlshing
could detain it. Yes, she is gone-and
never moee this side Of .Iord0n shall We
behold her smiling face again. Mrs.
kutledge WAS truly q sweet spirited,
Christian woman. Her religion was to
her living principle that gave direction
TO her every day life, and enabled her
to meet the duties and responsibilities
| Of life. She made no attempt at per-
sonal 6iapiay; nor sought in my way
the applause OF The world. Hers was
An sncorrupsibls, appeared meek and
quiet spirit which y in the sight Of God
OF great price. Never did we see her
exhibit = spirit other, than that becom-
Ing the tue christian. She was pos
sessed with great patience and fortltude,
during her affection. Therefore let us
initiate her example and after serving
out life OF usefulness here, may we
meet her again in the sweet by and uy.
"Lo! the pris'uer is released
Lightened of her iieshly load;
Where the weary are at rest
She is gathered INTO God!
Borne by Angels on their wings,
Far from earth the spirit flies,
Finds her God; and sits, and sings
Triumphing in paradise. d.
Eupepsy.
| This is what you ought to have, in fact !.
you must have it, to fully erjoy life. rhou,-
ands upon thousands Of dollars are spent
/ annually BY our people in the hope that they
may attain this boot. And YET 1t may be
had by all. We guarantee that Electric
| 6ilters, II used according to directions and
| the use persisted in. will bring YOU good
| digestion and gust the demon Dyspepsia and
install instead tupepsy. We recommend
Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and all dis
eases VI liver, stomach and kidneys. Sold
st 90 cents and $ | per bottle b, II. Ii. Wat
| aon & Co.. druggists
n As~e R