Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-09-17
Governor j. NJ. Stone is spending a
few days in Iuka this week.

GoVen0r u. NJ. stone is spending a |
CIV days in Iuka this week.
The campaign is getting pretty hot
and the candidates for the various
offices are string around pretty lively.
Mr.. Doud McCrummen, of Aberdeen
is visiting friends here this week
The Rev. M. Parks will preach at
the Presbyterian church on the nights
of Thursday and Friday, Sep. 25th
and Goth. All are invited to attend.
The following named gentlemen have
received the appointment as Commits
sioners of election for Tishomingo-
John Byran, L. II. Reno and Il. G.
Skinner.
Frank Martin has purchased the
Banistr home place. Where one
man leaves for the far west another
sits down in his place and the world S
machienery moves on as of old
w. j. Mcdonald. superintendent
Lanneau Manufacturing CO.. Green
ville, S. c., says "My wife has used
Bradycrotine for headache and it is the
only thing that relieves her sufferings.n
We have received an article for pub
location from Gainesville, which is to
| lcro rr 10 lich Of 4
vide it into two section. The first part
will be found in this weeks paper, the
latter part in the next issue.
This beats all-the editor is the glad
recipient OF nice lot of very large
beets presented to us by Mr.. Polk Ha-
good VINO lives near Bnrnt Mills. Call
again Bro. Hagood there is no limit to
the game.
Mr.. G. ID. Brown from Beachum's
plantation is the first to honor our
town with bale of new cotton. Mr..
Brown is proud of his work and we too
are proud of having farmers in our
comfy who in their efforts tryto lead in
their labors. Such men do succeed
and are the true opponents of our ad-
vancement
However excellent the form of the
advertisement may be and however
persistsntly pushed, it must be PLACID
in a medium which reaches people of
the class desired, and the greater num-
Der of readers. the greater the value of
the medium. Advertisers Gazett.
Do not spare the substitution swim
dler. Let every publisher say some
thing about him every day. The
great harm done the pubic by imita-
tors is greater than the harm done the
advertiser Health is of more conse-
quence than dollars. Help the adver-
tiser, and Heaven will help you.-Art
in Advertising.
Miss Belle Kearney, a gifted Mississippi
pi woman will lecture at the Methodist
church Wednesday night %, INST
Miss Kearney specially wants to meet
as many of the young people of the
town as possible while here Let old
and young come out and here her mes
sage. Miss Kearnsy will be pleasantly
remembered by many as pupil here
six years ago.
On Monday night the people of our
quiet little town We're alarmed by
the ringing of bells and the firing OF
fire arms by some person or persons.
The alarm was created by some mis-
chievous persons who by so doing had
the fun all on their side. While par
tlcipating in this kind of mischief if
they sculd happen to fall into the
h ands Of the officers, our worthy May
or would indulge in a long smile every
time he said ten dollars and cost.
Dry weather prevails in the 9TH DIST.
Cotton is opening fast with shortness
in crop. We have candidates to tedious
to mention. except j. 4. Barnett for
the office Of County Treasury. We
think his claim the best OF all other
candidates. 1t is rumored that D.
Mitchell Of tho 9TH Dist, dug up eight
hundred dollars which was buried by
his father. who has been dead more
than thirty years. 1t seems that no
one knew OF its whereabouts except a
sister in law of ID. Mitchelrs who was
shown the spot by her husband, uwho
has been dead for fourteen years.
STATEMENT SHOWING THE CONDITION
OF THE BANK OF IUKA
OF luka, Mississippi, on Sept, 5, 1891.