Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-06-04
ALABAMA STATE ~
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manager "a tue Dechtur tavern, 10 take
effect June 1st. He win be succeeded by Mr..
| J. E. Rutter
| The people Of Pickens county are greatly
excited over the recent discovery of a vein OF
| galena containing silver in very large guam
| titles.
| AT Admission the residence of Mr.. G. B.
| Cooke, in the northern part of the city, was
entered by burglars and big haul made of
provisions.
| AT Admission City Treasurer c. H. Parker
has sent in his resignation to the city council
to take effect at once. His successor has not
yet been elected.
In Sumter county $3.50 acres of land,
mortgaged to the American Mortgage Com
pany OF Scotland, We're sold recently at pub
lie cutlery, bringing about "a 900
AT Fort Payne Mr.. A. d. Jewett, who
has been serving as secretary and treasurer of
the fire brick works, has resigned and will go
to Georgia, where he has position awaiting
him.
W. II. ZINN, of Boston, Mass, who owns
considerable Admission property, is trying to
interest the people Of Admission in move to
- ~ pupnc earuen or park IN some con
veniently located portion of the city.
AT Admission Mrs. F. R. Jones, of Licking
ton, KY, through her agents in that city, J.
G. Keith & Bro, has let the contract for
oor,,or - E,a,ra,,.,. -, ~, o'oeA ~ ','e
comnleted II fonr ,nan , 0''' ''' U.s. " Ds
han as 'n M ma Ae' nouSe ana Guy
-,o;ntad - ~ raaat;na % ~ VOC ap
-. 49, ~ s - 'ne mayor anu a.
s'A'n " oD.aa es''l'a'es anu plans WIN
tion
IT,
- Voc io'eo'eu presi-
tha na.. 80 $500, $500 INNS. ms ,epore ior
sno ~. go \. s.''.s naoe very favorable
co,nnlafad cnlv : ssbort IN. ~, ar,,
never heen startad -,
49,. ~. M,
.s;5 - 49, AZ e.. -. - n 1870, =
s q % nave the fnest young cotton in
mas an elghtacre field, which was planted
April 10TH that will average eight leaves TO
tne staik'
! REV. JOIN r Pupsrp ;s holding /. rav;vo,
at Troy First Baptist Cburcb
ru NJ
been organized in Admission. IT, ,,royartv
lies in the northern mart Of tba citv
A.
TYLER Hill was strnck nv l;obtn;rr h,,t ~
damage was slioht
A. An;s.o, p;., r,.
their departure for Richmond VI wbars
they win remain several weeks before retrrn.
ing to their home at Mobile
AT Opel1ka, Sterling Pitts. one Of the most
prominent citizens. and n s,,ccessful and nros
porous farmer died at his home nine miles
east Of Opelika quite suddenly of anno.
piexy
81, AT Admission the building Of w. II. linn
on Noble street. secupied bv W. RI Wilson
large dry good dealer. was discovered ~
be on Dire, and was damaged to the extent OF
N.ooO.
nco.'sporo Inc negro POD McCoru'
: 49,, c.,,oht
on@ AiL.' nAsplH' aseu ~ oieu al
''''s'0 aeaaS camp urounu' IN macon coua-
81
Ar 'ne SESSION 81 me episcopal oonierence
g Ann's1oll' MI geo a "hNins was eec
'eu D'ocesa'i ''e 'surer'
{ At opolika, the valuation of thu. city prop
ersy W .ne recent assessment SHOWS an IN
cfs'so q over sioo'ooV oyer lase year.
MAJOR FRANK BoyKIN, OF Selma, has an
nounced publicly that he is not a candidate
for Probate Judge OF Dallas county.
WIN. HARRISON, colo;ed, who lives eight
miles east of Scottsboro, was committed to
Jail by Squire Hall, on charge of incest on
his daughter
AT Opeika, the city authorities have
passed an ordinance requiring all dogs to be
tied and kept at home or muzzled, The ord
nance will be strictly enforced.
In Lac county, candidates for the various
county officers to be filed next wear are nj