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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-11

Sup0LlOFoS a 70 pesos qulnGal. Sc Vondon en- ell
almaoen de TRIGO CIVIDANEs y ga, Tetuan
numerO SO.
Las ultlmas nOticiaS que tenemos de la
Habana, nos infOrman que del 90 al 80 de Ju.
MO entraron en- aquel mercado 1.7O8 sacos con
cafe procedentes de esta Isla. Que Ia plaza
quedaba con buenas existencias en- primeras y
segundas manos con moderada demanda, RI
giendo los precios de $254 $254 por corrien-
to ordinario de $254 a 264 los superiores.
En- euanto tabaco, los constantes arri-
bos tenian abastecida la plaza las pocas
Operaciones que SO hacian eran cada dia 3 pre-.
clos mas bajos. Los tipos que regian eran de
$40 80 por Ia, de $50 60 "a, d o S35 q 40
I. y c. L., de 500 80 T. y G. ga, de $14 a 1e
T. IL De $40 - T: q y de So a 10 c..
Ell papel abundaba y cotizaban: Londres
60 dI. 193 p. 8 premio.-Pars d. 81 p. g.
NeW-York do p. g Barcelonas d. p. 8
Leemos en- La Nac56m: H.
Dice un colega local que la Srta, Paoli ha
ganado en- los pOcos conciertos que lleva dados
en- la Capital, Ponce, Mayagiez y San German,
de los Obsequios.
Hemos recibido hoy el ndmero 10 del
PWeTdO-RGcO AJegre que como siempre, trae
muy amena lectura y chispeant9s grabados de-
bldos al habil lapiz de MaTiO. A su frente trae
un buen retrato del reputadfsimo primer actor
dramatico, nuestro amigo don Pauline Delgado.
90 -~,1..
Un suscritor de La CoRREsPoNDENcTA nos
suplica hagamos cOnstar la convenience que
resultar1a de que en- el pnente de la Puerta de
Santiago hubiese constantemente un agente de
policfa, pues son muchos, dicen, los desocupa.
dos que Sc propasan con las senoras que tran
sitan por all!.
90
Hemos ten1do mucho gusto en- recibir la
vista de nuestro apreciable amigo 81 aprove.
chado joven, vecino de Yauco, Sr. D. Antonio
Amill, quese encucntra en- esta Capital de paso
para Nueva- York.
saludamosle afectuosamente
90
Entire los nllmeros del programa de Ia
funcion benefcio dc nuestro amigo 81 renom-
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cargo del interesado en- la Seccion Neutral de
este periodico.
Bajo el epfgrafe de Nuestro Cdnsaro de
Concrete, escribe 81 BOletis Mercaat5 en- su
edici6n de aver:
Use ha reunido anoche, tomo importan-
tes acuerdos
Sc acord0 una expresiva carta gratulato-
ria al senior Lastres por lOs mdtiples impor-
taEtes servicios que esta prestando al Conner
clio en- diversas esferas, y especialmente en- 81
Congreso de las Camaras Nacionales, que SO
celebra On Madrid.
Los senoTes presidente de la Camara Sc
cretaTio general de la misma rehrieron algunos
incidentes ocurridos, con motive de la decara-
ci6n del cabOtaje, Y expusierOn varlas dudas
sobre el cumplimiento de determinadas dispo-
siciones aduaneras.
Fu6 acuerdo nOmbrar una cOmisi6n, que
supllque Ia Intendencia algunas dispOsicio-
neS y aclaraciones acerca del particular. Cum
plida que sea la Comision, informaremos nues-
tros lectores" - .
Hemos sabido que nuestro dgno Goberna-
dor General, velandO por ell bien de la Admins
TRACTION Municipal ha autorizado los Ayunta-
mientos de la Isla, para que, sigan cObrando ell
lmpuesto de consumes, sin necesidad de nueva
aprODaci0n, siempre que las tarifac por las cua-
les SO hayan de regir en- el presente aIO ecOn0-
micO, no hayan sidO alteradas, este es, que
sean iguales a las aprobadas para ell pasado
aflo de 199O-91. ..: ...:.@.=
Felicitamos q nuestra primera autoridad
por tan acertada disposition y exho1tamos a
los Ayuntamie1tos todos, para que no varien
las tarifas aprobadas y puedan seguir cubrien-
do sus atenciones con ell impues de consul
mos, sin ecesidad de formar nuevO expediente
que necesariamente habria de ir al Ministerio
de Ultramar, a recibir la sanction real, segdn
dlspOne el artculO 139 de la ley Organica mu-
nicipai.
90
La simpatica sociedad recreativa La Flor
de Mayo establecida en- esta Capital. ha tenido
la bOndad dc invitarnos para un bale de con.
fanza dispuesto por su directiva ell cual ten
dra lugar en- la noche del 25 del corriente mes.
Agradecemos mucho la atenci6n.
~
Sigue enfermO de alguna gravedad-y ha.
cemos fervientes votos por su pronta mejo-
rla,-nuestro estimado amigo ell senior don Ru
fno Goenaga. Desde antes de aver SO han CO.
locado Vayas cerca de la casa que habita, pa
ra impedr que transiten vehfculos por allf.
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Noticias de Ia Capital

Nuestro estimado amigo 81 senor don Ri
cardo Mendizabal, Diputado provincial por ell
distrito de PatilIas, ha hecho circular hoy en-
hoias impresas un manifesto dirijidO sus
funda para hacer, como Ia ha hecho, renuncia
del refefido cargo. La citada renuncia que es
lloy obioto de todas las cOnVersaciones en- os-
ia Capital juzgandola cada cual con criterio
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brado pianista, Sr D. Julio Arteaga, que ton
dra lugar el martes proximO, sabemos que fgu.
raTan, una delicada comeiia de Eusebio BascO,
por la Compa1ia de .. Pauline Delgado, y un
gran concerto instrumental dc piano con acom-
panamiento de orquesta, 10 cual sera una no.
vedad en- esta Capital.
TenemOS nOticia de que en- estOs dlaS apa-
recera en- on esta Capital un nuevo periodicO
titulado ReVistG de los FerY0cGrYileS, para ocu-
parse con particularidad de 10 que su rubro in
dioa, y el cual sera dirjidc por el Sr don Sc
bastian Ramos.
Deseamos al futuro coiega larga vida
bu6n suceso.
Sc Quejan algunos Vecinos del callej6n del
TorO de los escandalos que dan por ALI algunas
mujeres que con SWS cOTTGdGS (asi dlcenj, no
dejan dormir tranquilamente al vecindario.
Las dichas cOrrjdGS que recomendamOs averi-
guar la pOlicfa, aseguran que duran NADIA mas
desde las primas noches hasta 81 amanecer.
Para ell sabado prGximo esta anunciada por
Ia siempre aplaudida troupe de D. Pauline Del
gadO, la magnifica Obra en- cincO actos, ARE
glada nuestra escena pOr don Emilio Mario =
la cual lleVa por titulo MGE6tGreS y pGiSGnOS.
Esta obra de la cual hemOs dido haceragrandes
elogios, Sc representa- con extraordnarlO eZIto
trescientas cincuenta dos noches seguidas en-
Madrid. ..@* ~.~ -:-*5
~
Ell vapor aleman AI6imgio ha entregado
en- la Administrator Central de COmunicaciO-
nes sacO de correspondence del Havre, l
de COlOg1ia VerViers, l de Hamburgo y l de
San Thomas para Puerto Rico; y para Ponce
l saco del Havre, paquete de Hamburgo y
otro Colognia VerViers. Este vapor siguio es-
ia tarde para la Gualra (Venezuela).
Nuestro estimado amigo el bien reputado
m6dico DR.. D. Jose de JESUS Tizol ha tenidO
la bondad dc favoreeernos con I'm ejemplar
del fOlletO que acaba de publican, conteniendo
las cOnferencias prOnunciadas pOr 81 en- el
Il teNeO pMert0rr5qWeS7O, sobre ell valor antitu-
berculosO de Ia linfa del DR.. Koch. Al fr9nte
del dicho folleto, luce el retrato de su ilustra-
do autor.
Agradecenos may mucho la atenci6n,
90
Ell sabado 18 de los corrientes legara a
esta Capital la renombrada Compaflia de 0pe-
ra italiana que dirije ell reputadfsimo primer
actor senior Anton y quiza debute el domingo
con Et 7rOV0dOT. Las personals que deseen
poder escoger localidades, deben presentarse
con tempo en- las ofcinas de LA CoREsPoN-
DENCIA inscribir sus nombres. va hay va
rios abonadOs para las prlmeras sels fun"
clones.
-
Hemos sabido con gusto que SO encuen-
ira muy mejor de su quebranto nuestro ami
go ell Sr. D. LeopoldO CanO. Tambieu son sa-
tistactorias las rOticias queSe han recibido res
pecto de la salud del que es tambi6n nuestro
amigo el Sr. D. Jose Julian Acosta.
UNo hemos bebido nunca meiOr BRAN
DY que el del FRAILE CARAT.
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Varias narsnnas resn1

Varias personas respetables cuyo COMO
clmiento ha iIegado Ia noticia de que Sc ha
pedidO permiso nuestro alcalde para sacar
mascaradas por las GALES On estos dias, nos
han recomendado decir, que son indignos de
pueblos cultos semejantes espectaculos, que
seria procedente por parte de Ia dicha autori-
dad no cOnSentirlOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-11
VARlEDA0ES

No Sc ha conocido nunca en- Puerto Rico.
ningdn preparado dentr1fico tan barato, nj tan
bueno, como los Polvos dentales del DR.. Sa1
lcrup.
EP1TAFIo.
Lo recuerdo.... reinaba la calma
mi alrededor;
de una tumba en- la f1nebre losa
grabe esta inscription:
"Aquf Yace del munlo olvidado
quien va descans0;
esa tumba mortuoria es mi pecho.
el muerto. =. mi amor.
Jose P. CardOna.
fsocorro isocorrol gritaba IN indivts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-11

Anoche las once y media de la misma, al
acostarse ell individuo Tomas Ojeda, vecino de
la calle de la Luna mum. 90, qued6 muerto re-
pentinamente. La policfa al tener noticia del
suceso di6 rarte de 81 al Tribunal competente.
r. |. P,
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Jamones CaIIegos

superiores % pesos quintal. Sc venden en- ell
ntmerO SO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-11
Oio aQuf

B'Se desean comprar algunas easas en-
esta Capital. Intormaran en- eli Hotel NatevG
EStre1IG, habitaci6n ndmero 5. 1914
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
Strange but True.
COL. l. W. AyERY'S REMARKABLE
STATEMENT.

This gentleman had been treated for
years by eminent specialists, and the
Brown-sequard remedy was tried. He
states he had spent upwards of $1,000 with
the most eminent physicians, and other
wise, but without the least benefit He
bado his old comrades in arms an affection
ate farewell more than year ago, and yet
here is what he writes under q fresh dute
Could anything be more wonderful!
GENTLEMEN:--I WAS In a very bad fix l
was bedridden. Kidneys disorpered, dfges,
ton torpid, arm helpless with rheumatism,
and blood poison-the effect of q wound re-
ce1ved during the war-and fl OF that
oderous disease, catarrh. The doc ors said
could not live and quit giving me medi-
cine, 10 it did no good have since used
thing but Germetuer. My kidneys are
We'll. my digestion good, my palsied arm is
well, my catarrh removed and my conceal
health is excellent. l. WAVELY
Col. Avery was for years editor OF the
Atlanta c institution and his vigorous and
versatile editorials gave that sheet a vivac-
lty which won for him an enduring reputa-
ton as first-class journalist For many
years he was Ex-Governor and Senator Col
quits secretary. Later. had charge of the
u ,. treasury department, and is today a
proud, living monument to the virtues OF
that great healing and life giving elixir,
King Royal Germetuer.
DO not class 1T with other proprietary
remedies. 1t is so far beyond all OF them
In its beautiful proportions and accurate
analysis of all that constitutes a real geru
destroyer and health giving compound,
that all other so-called remedies for tha
diseases which it will cure must take
back seat to give the highway to this great
and wonderful remedy for human health
and happiness.
Price sl.0O per bottle.
For sale by all druggists and by DR.
Kings Royal Germetuer Company, IA n
Broad street, Atlanta, Ga.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

The decisions of the United States
court on these subjects are interesting.
/. Subscribers who do aot give ex-
press notice to the contrary are consid-
cred as wishing to renew their subscrIp-
tons.
2. If subscribers order the discon-
tlnuance OF their periodicals, the PUB
Usher NAV continue to send them until
all srrearages are paid.
3. If Subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their periodicals from the postof-
flee to which hey ale directed, they are
responsible until they have settled their
bills and ordered them discontinued.
4. If Subscribers move to other
places without informing the publisher
ana the papers are sent to the former
address, they are held responsible
3. The courts have decided that re-
fusing to take periodicals. from the Of.
flee or removing and leaving them un.
called for, Is PRIMA FACIE evidence OF
International fraud.
g. Ii subscribers pay in advance,
they are bound to give notice at the enc
of the time if they do not wish to con-
tinue taking it; otherwise the publisher
is authorized TO send it, and the sub
scriber will be responsible until an ex
press notice, with payment of all ar
rearages, is sent to The publisher.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

1t is reported and so believed in the
southern portion of this county, that |
have sold my stallion .Gunton. 1
take this method of informing the
public, that this report is false and
unfoundod. had not thought OF soll-
ing or Offering him for sale-I adver-
tised him to make this season in luka
and propose to do just what adver-
tised to do. And to give to the people
OF this county and surrounding coun-
try the benefit of the services of a
pure full blood imported registered
stallion for less than half of what his
services are worth. Gunton is tho
only imported Hackney stallion in
this State; he is the only full blood
stallion of any breed in the county
that has a certificate of registry in
any stud book. All stations that are
entitled TO registry are registered in
some stud book-and all stations that
are not Registered are & AIDES. If you
breed to a hooded stallion you are
certain to get colt of value one that
you can get ready sale for at a fair
price. you breed to grade stallion
you are as certain to get a scrub OF nc
value and one that there is no demand
or sale for. And it will not cost any
more to raise the good colt than /,
does to raise the scrub--It is much
cheaper in the long run to pay a high
price for the services of a blooded
stallion than to have the services of a
grade stallion for nothing. This all
horse breeders know. All judges OF
horses who have seen Gunton pro-
nounce him perfect horse and show
their appreciation of him by their lib
oral patronage. He has already served
rs mares and the season is not opened.
Gunton can be seen any day at Mr..
Morgan's livery stable. For any in
formation apply to j. d. Houston,
Iuka, Miss, April 1st 1891.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
OF INTEREST TO WRITERS
A LABOR SAVING INVENTION TO ALL
WHO WRITE.

A LABOR SAVING INVENTION TO ALL
WHO WRITE.
Of the many valuable improvements
which have been made IN self. feeding
pens, great part are due to the skill
and persistence of Mr.. l.. Il. Dunlap, of
Boston, who, as pioneer IN this busi-
ness, has spent the last decade in per-
fecting the fountain pen, that bears his
name The latest perfected invention
is the Dunlap Double Feed Pen, and in
this very double feed lies the secret OF
lis success.
> 1t carries 16 karat diamond pointed
gold pen, and Is perfect pocket COM
pan,on that will not only prove indis-
pensble, but a joy and blessing as long
as life lasts. 1t is guaranteed to write
instantly, always ard under all circum-
stances. To introduce it among the
readers of this paper, the manufactue-
ers offer for short time only, to send
it by return mail ut one-haf the regular
price.
BY posting letter, enclosing cent
stamp, to the Dunlap Pen Company,
$50 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
you will receive beautifully engraved
ticket worth 81, and also an iIlust 'ated
price list and circular, telling you how
to make So per day.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
PIrnY PoINrs.

The first serpentine walk was laid out
in the Garden q Eden.
There Is one thing that may be said
of spider; there is no dies on it.
"I've made some pretty tough
springs - said the car-spring manufac-
turer, but nothing to compare with the
spring OF 1891.
"The angels are beautiful" said the
mother softly to her youngest bov.
Yes, Mamma" he murmured, "they
are out of sight.
Professor; Gentlemen, the sir Is a
substance which we cannot see, but it
Is BY no meads so simple substance as
it looks.
''Are you sure that the author Schm-
ieri is recohcied with his wifeP"
Eyes, | am sure OF it, for she
reads what he writes and he eats what
she cooks"
An eminent physician says that with
four cuts and a few stitches he can alter
man so his own mother would not
know him, An newspaper can do tina
with only one cut.
A growing trouble-a baby.
Even vinegar has to work in order te
be worth anything.
1t is love of bonnet that encour.
ages the Easter hat.
The tugboat and the cheripvdst al,
always looking after tows.
A luxury is something we want like
the mischief and can't get much Of
"StriEe when the iron is hot,r sa,c
the servant girl who made her demand
. for more wages on irening day
a girl stands before mirror whes
getting dressed because she is anxiou.
to see everything that is gong on.
When you see girl wearing preciou,
stones you naturally jump at the conclu
sion that she has the "rocks."
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
4 NOVEL OFFER.

We have received copy of the
Dominion Illustrated, which is the
only high class illustrated journal
published III Canada. With the be-
ginning of the present year it was
enlarged TO twenty four pages week
IL, and new ard striking literary
features have been added Itspro-
fuscly illustrated in the highest style
of photogravure art, and is alto
ge,her highly interesting journal
and credit to Canadian skill and
enterprise. The publishers have IN
augurated a prlzs competition for
the current six months, which bears
the stamp Of originality. Six ques-
tons are published each month, and
the material tor answering them is
found IN the numbers for that month.
Only Subscribers compete, and the
prizes, which nun Der 100, exceed
So 900 in value. The smallest IS
valued at S., and the first is $50 in
gold. The publishers announce that
any dissatisfied prize winners may
exchange prize for the cash value
at which it is rated IN the published
list. As the Illustrated is not
efuke' journal, it has every reason
foi keeping faith with subscribers
The publishers The Sabiston'L itho.
and Pub. Co., Mon:real-announce
hat on receipt If II cents in stamps |
Canadian or A merican) they will
Onward to any address sample
'opy with full particulars as to
erms, etc.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
GAVE HER "LEAF =

AND SHE PLUGGED HIM WITH TAR
GET RIFLE.
lUKA, Miss, March 26. "A serious
accident Was averted here today by q
suspender buckle. A student of the
iuka Institute, with their usual average
OF verdancy. was passing the residence
of one OF our most prominent citizens,
DR.. Patton, when he observed the
daughter of the doctor out practicing
with q rifle, and no sooner seen than he
impertiuently remarked: "Shoot me
| give you leaf" The audaci.y of the
Young fellow caused her to raise and
fire, and but for the buckle of his susr
penders, his hide would have been per-
forated. lie was so badly frightened
that all who saw him thought he hat
delirlum tremens. His name is Brown
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02

The superior merit Of Ayers Cherry
due 70 a most skillful combination OF
the most powerful engred .ents. No.h-
ing like it has ever been attempted in
pharmacy, and is success in the cure
of pu moray complaints is unparalleled.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02

DIED I'm luka March Both, 1891
Mrs. Margaret Herman, aged 90
years: Mrs. Herman was known as
the Widow Prlddy before her mar
riage to Daniel Herman. of this
place. Mrs. Herman was sister O.
Major r. N. Wallen, If Decatur, also
the mother-ln-law Of q. FL. Woodall,
ofthis place. She was "a mem Der of
the Missionary Baptist church and
devoted christian lady.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
CIRCUIT CLERK.

AVE We are authorized to announce II.
q. Erwin as q candidate for reelection
TO the office of Circuit Clerk.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
Gagr MONEY LOANED ON~y.sa
Ne EASY TERMS. va

Mr.. o. P. French Will again visit
luka, on the days of May 3, A ard 5.
Ho will be assisted by The King
Daniels male quarte,te, which will
give concerts at the Baptist church
on Monday and Tuesday nights.
Notices will be sent from time to
time.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02

The promptness and certainty Of its
cures have m al, Chamberlain cough
remedy famous. It is Intended espe-
c'ally fr coughs, colds, Group and
whopp'ng cough. and is the moss effec-
tnai remedy known for these diseases.
80 cent bottles for sale by II Moore.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
JAclNTO SCHOOL

We take this opportunity to inform
our patrons and friends and the public
generally. that we have Mr.. j. w. Polk
associated with us this spring, Begin
ming March 10TH Mr.. Polk is On ac-
comphshed scholar and an adapt in the
school room,
Our school was never progressing
better. Attendance is good. We ex-
tend thanks for favors, and solicit pat
ronage. Yours Respectfully,
j.. O. LO0NEY.
Mich 19-4t
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
McElree's Wine Of cardul

and THEDF ORD'S BLACK. DRAUGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
FIshomipso county:
g. Hubbard & Co., luka.
l,r. G. w. Hutton, Burnsvillc.
s. A. smith, Burnt Mills.
Il. T. Mellican & Son. Tynes.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

We are authorized to announce HON. s.
4 Lastly RODGERS as a candidate for re-
election to the lower house of the Legisla-
ture at the ensuing November election.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
). 7. ROBINSON Il co.

GENERAL MERCHANT,
Have exclusive sale Of these celebra
ted glasses IN InlSa. Miss.
Faulkner, Kellam 4 Moore, The
only manufacturing Opticians in the
South, Atlanta, Ga.
Podd'crs are not supplied with
hesc famous lens cs.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02

We are often deceiyen in the age of
people having beautiful aud luxuriant
hair. rot knowing they use Halls Hair
Renew or to keep gray hairs away.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02
.sg.s.:.: WIZ OF cAaDy!i0 for female diseases

A Special to tho Appeal Avalanche
from Aberdeen. Miss, dated March
18th says: The county alliance Of
Monroe county. at its meeting, in
dorsed the record OF Hon. Vim. B.
Walker. district attorney. in the most
complimentary terms, and strongly
recommended him to the citizens Of
tha other counties of the first Judicial
district for recollection. The county
alliance also adopted a resolution COM
mending the course Of Hon. Baxter
McFarlaud, chancellor Of the first dis
trict. and asking his reappointment by
Coy. Stone. In both OF these recon-
inendations the alliance has voiced the
wishes OF the citizens Of this county,
OF all classes and parties.
LADIES
Needing tonic, or children that want building
up. should take
BROWNS IRON BlFTEBS.
II Is pleasant "a take, cures Malaiia, INDUCES
ton, ana 4iliousncss. An dcaleis keep IT,
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02

chaming
pr
10
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Il
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Add ess al letters REPORTER Iuka, Miss.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-02

Messrs Houston Il Erwin have
opened up new meat market in
1uka. ond have an advertisement IN
this issue OF the paper asking for
your patronage. Those who have
cattle to sell would do we'll to read
The advertisement.