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Army omoer Who pIsd Last Year.

The number Of deaths among Army officers
In 1880 was unusually heavy, az will be appre-
ciated by reference % the following, and mem.
bers Of tho Army Mutual Aid Association have
consequently had many assessments 70 meet
Besides Maj Gems John g. Fremont, George
Crook, and Alfred II. Terry, Brig. Gems Nelson
il. Davis and Isaac Van Duscn Reeve. and
Surg. Gen. J. IL. Baxter there were three
Colonies, three Lieutenant ColOnels four
Majors, q Captains, eight First Lieutenants.
and three Second Lieutenanth This is total
of 81
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A Live PaDar.

The bright little Wasp of San Francisco, the
comic paper of the Pacific Coast, always uses its
singer with good effect upon some evil that
demands energetic treatment. 1t has been sue
cesstul, as IL eminently deserves, and promises
great Improvement in all its departments for
the coming year. IL will be gotten out in the
same shape as Puck aud Judge and has increased
its staff Of artistic and literary contributors.
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The Overland Monthly. which long has been
the leading magazine Of the Pacific Coast is
growing striving 10 increase its circulation
and popularity by radical improvements in all
IT'S features lts publishers have from the first
made successful attempt 90 keep the maya.
zine In the front In regard TO literary excel
lenee and they arc going 10 continue this in
the future.
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A Crisis Safely Passed.
y. y. Hssklyl

W. Il bccAtyl
Petted Wife-Oh, you darlingi This is Just
the present l wanted. It's seal of course
Wicked Husband-N-o, it's plush.
What! plush2 You promised to get me
seal"
IL know It, my dear, but on account OF
the Mckinley bill seal has gone down until it's
as cheap as dirt, and plush has gone up-terri-
bly, up-costs like fury now, so bought plush. !"
"Oh, how kind and considerable you are, my
dear! never thought of that. Isn't it love-
ly2"
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To meet demand for solid gold, not plated IN any
part bu ~ rat gold clear thrOu n have secured the
.UrkrtS h WI above.
No III Is French loeket IN four high Colors for
su!y's al the throat a watch chain Sent az
premium for a club Of six subscribers aud % ad,lsd
u0u'y. For sale at g. postpaid.
No. I6l Is q genuine Fareuhsit THERMOMETER which
egt tsr5 The heat and cold accurately. Solid gold Sent
.Or ciubOi six subscribers amt - added For for g.
No los Is a solid Roman gold locket that opens with
place for miniature sent premium for cub OF six
subscribers and - aided For sale 35s5, Postpaid
No. I6f II beaui al Chocolate 0ore Italian entaglo
:ame0. Sent 5fne terms IS mum Der Ids.
No 1865 Is ornamental solid Rsman gold locke that
Speus for miniature Sent on terms as No 1863.
NO 100 Is magnificent ItallUn cameo, In heavy
old gold Sent as premium, postpaid for club OF 10
ard - aided. For sale for 81 cash. unstDtid
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WISCONSIN,.

UTIcCTH on IHC following Nnmp are.
Sylvester CO.wel c. Cascade-Capt Henry ]
Buoheni First Lieut. Charles Grooms; Second
Lieut., WIN. a. Bradley; Chap, Frank A. Mellen !;
FIRST sergL VIM. y. Keyes; q. M. Charles III
Euchen; = Of g.. y. J. Reyes G. Of O.. Andrew
Croghan; Z. s., Wan. IA. Sharp; Principal Mu-
sioan' Ben G. Peck g. O.. Roy Abers; y. g.,
George Bucben.
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Nc. I2S


These anber-oolored imitation sortoise-sheII sida
combs are a novelty very popular this season Fha
cuts show them full size but of course the beauty
OF their color Is lost in the illustration The moune
ing Il heavy plated Roman gold No. ~ haa a
splendid diamond cat brilliant ia the center IL d
sent free for a club of SIX subsoribera For gala
with the paper Tor one year for Sl.99. For sale
alone Tor IS cents. No. lbs has polished gold ball
IN the center TO set of the Roman gold trimminR.
u - sent with the paper for year postpaid RoP
eLfS. For sale alone for 81 cents. No. 10 10 senb
n same terms as No. Ia
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SOUTH DAKOTA,

Officers Of the following Camp are:
NJ q. Fanell, 2, PieWc-Capt, C. W. BrOokins; ;
FIRST Lieut., n, Wheeler; second Lieut. X A.
Calhoun; Camp Council, q. r. Martin, y. L. Mel.
son, Justin Sprague
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RHoDE ISLAND.

Gen T.. =. Grant Camp 20 was mustered at East
Greenwich by Col. r A. Barton IIc was assisted
10y AdJt Dana Capt HaW kes aud other officers of
tie Division. Tie party went by rail- returning 10
Providence at midnight in a large barge sleigh
The boys had good time on the way home. The
new Camp h. ofccred by the following brothers:
Capt, Byron III. Hooper; First Lieut. Harry K
smith Second Lieut., John - HEpJon.
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KEEPING POTATOES.

In late issue Of the p f. / saw an editorial
in reference TO the prescryatiyo qualities of
lime for apples and potatoes. / would say that
have tested it several times by packing both
apples and potatoes in empty lime barrels. and
as for preserving qualities, it answered tho pur-
pose well 1t kept the apples and potatoes in
good order. But for keeping potatoes through
the Winter there is nothing the equal of
good, tight potato bin and non-freezing cellar.
Take and pack the potatoes as follows: Take q
layer Of salt hay, dry, the kind called Salt, or
Red Britch; first layer of salt hay, then q
layer Of potatoes, until the bin is full also
pack up tho sides between tho potatoes aud
sides Of bin.-A. n. T.-PrqcticaI Turner.
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SONS OF VETERANS.
News from the Various Divisions
Elections OF Officers. etc.


ITO ADJUTAFTs AND CAPTAIEs.-THE NATIONAL
aHIBuNH has the interest Of the Sons OF Veterans
81 heart and wishes them 10 consider that its COLI
nmns always open FOR the publication OF matters
OF moment o. che Order. Let have newsy let
teu from your Camps and items OF personal inter
FRf a tlla bFotlfers
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GRADING UP POULTRY.

There will be individual differences in the
poultry yard az surely rs anywhere else. If IL
costs 90 cents each a year to keep tho hens,
and part of them do not return enough 10
pay their keeping, the balance will have to re-
turn an additional amount in order to give the
desired profits. There must be a wedding out
OF the poorer ones Better by far reduce the
flock to 50 good hens and secure an average Of
SLIGO apiece returns than TO have so more.
with % not paying expenses Orange Judd
Farmer
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ILLINOIS,

Ohlcen u the following Campo are:
Col Bussey, @s5-Iapt., Geo. Doan: Flrst Lieut..
William Lyman; Second Lieut.. Frank Frame
girsi Serg't Frank Woodwork; q. NJ. s., Thomas
keslersou; Chap. Edward CasWay: Camp Coun-
eli, W. D. Tapp, Charles Muuiette Il. Frame.
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TRYING A HORSE.
PAPER IN THE POULTRY HOUsE.

Brown paper, old newspaper, or tarred felt,
placed against the walls on the inside Of the
poultry hOuse, will greatly aid in wardiug of
cold and save food. If there is plenty OF light
in the house, the walls close, and the fowls
given q supply of litter to scratch 10, they will
DO warm and comfortable, and the use of paper
IS cheap and etfectual where there are cracks
In the walls.-OT Country Home
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Ohloet 81 The following Camp are:
Blinn, - Terre HHute-CHpt Geo. w Frieter
stein First Lieut., Harley r. Sargent; Seeon
Lieut., john a. johnson; Camp Council Capt
~. Gephart, Walter A. Haley George ~. Ellison.
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W. A. Esukeu; c. OF c., H. studley; p G., WI
Taylor; Camp Council, Il, Il. Kindig, A. Proseus
w, A, Hankpu.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16
NOTICE 0F REGISTRATION.


Under The provisions OF he Constitu-
tion ef the State OF Mississippi, 10 effect
January l, 1891 1t becomes absolutely
necessary Chat new registration be
made at least f,nr months before tho
next regQsar election. The New Books
are now 8ren in my Office, and ali who
cesire 70 do so may caii and register.
For The convenience OF these who live
al o dsslupce. | haVe nlsde arrange
NESTS WA tie following named gentle
men tprt9i ter at the following Election
D:t icts, wit: For Burnsgii.e and
Coles Mil E.ention DISTRICT, ] L.
FoFmhy, ESQ., Burnt Mills and Para
disc Election Dislrci, j r. Shackel
Esq. Prov dsbce + ection District, W
T. Clark, Esq Bsy Springs Election
i)istricts James d. Davis, ESQ. The
Regsstralipn Books viii be 10 lie hsnas
oi the a5ovsnamed gentlemen rnti. July
8, afser winch time thav viii csose untsl
after the election IN Novembsr, 1891.
The books for he tslahce OF he elec-
tion districts are now open ia my Office.
Voters, hear IN mind that unless your
mama appears IN the Dew registration,
yon Will be debirred oi tbs right to
vote as'lhe next election. Il is most
impartant matter. H.O. ERWIN,
ApriIl, lS9l. Registrar.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16
J. r. DOBYNss Chairman.

For number Of years | have been
subject 70 violent attacss Of il tismm.-
tory rheumatism which generally lasted
about two mouths. Oa the first OF This
month | WAS attacked in the kree aud
suffered severely for tao days. when
procured bottic OF Chamberlain's pain
Ds,;m and ii relieved me almost ioslat,-
ly. therefore most cheerfully recon-
mend it to those who are sinHariy af.
tlced everywhere. r d Whitley,
alartiadaie, n G, Feb 1888. MIR Whit
ley is very prominent man in this
place aud his disease was very widely
known as he suffered such severe pains.
w Nj Houston u Go Merchants, Mart,n-
dale, N $50 cent bottles for ie by
j II Moore.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16

The abicst lawyers in the csuntry are
in doubt about the constitutionality o
the law enacted BY the late Congress-
with the avowed purpose Of relieving the
United Staies Supreme Court, ano It is
stated that Mr. Harrison is IN so much
doubt about it that he .will not
appoint the nine new judges therein pro
vided Tor, uatil he has an opportunity to
consult with the best legal talent in his
party. Upon the conssitutionaIity pfthc:
new law we are not prepared tosexprssss
all opinion, but that it is rough, untinlshz
ed and difficult to comprehend is appal-
cnt to is most careless reader.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16

Those people who did the loudest yell-
ing over the reciprocity treaty with Bra
I'll, now wish they had kept their moaths
shut for awhile, for the more the thing is
Investigated the further away appear the
benefit to be derived by this coantfy, In
fact those who have the best opportunis-
ties for knowing, say that We shall never
be benefited through this treaty, and
that our manufactures and products, with
thc single exception Of -four, VIII still be
XcresSarily handicapped by higher pfices
than those from Great Britain and
Germany.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16

aIr Blaine and bis friends ate disposed
to claim 3 diplomatic victory because
Great Britain has agreed to its ultimatum
OF last summer, as to submitting the
question involved in the Behring's Sea
dispute to arbitration. Lord Salisbury.
is doubtless very well satisfied. and ow-
ing to the bankrupt condition the iepub-
licon Congress has left us in, Tits coun-
try is perfectly willing to settle BY arbi-
tration, even fit gets the worst 81 il,
because it has no money to tisht with,
aud i was perfectly clear, as long ago as
last summer, that MI. blaine had 10 do
on Of three things, Azil M, back down
or fight, End aIsho VA l1Is present posi-
tion Is = partial hse* 2llrlG il is more
satisfactory than II N n entirely aben.|
doned the position ~ - xlataiSed ~
Mr.. Bayard duriag the elevel4na admia-
is.ration. & l'l.!| & Il Is
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16
JvuS JAMES INGALLS, has becn dc.

JOHN JAMES INGALLS, has been de-
ing some lalklrg sinco he was
dropped ont of the United States
Scratc by the people ot Kansas,
lIs Expresses tho opinion thar CIeve-
land and Harrison will be the candi-
dates ioa tho Presidency next year,
and wo hope lie i correct. Tho way
the people will throw HARRISON IN
tho soup via DO amusing, and the
campaign will become hissoric ~ one
IL hilariiy a,.d iun. " . ~ States.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16
DUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
sociAT. .oss in MlssissIPpI


To the friends Of the Young Men i
Chrstisn Associations III Miss, ssl5,,l
and adjoinnng states:
The fifth convention of HE Iouig Q
Mems CDrisi All Association of Mr.
s'ssippi is called TO meet III The Y.
Nj e. A. i.all, Natchez. Mi~s.. fsurs.
day, April %, at 3 j. M, aid Viii
continue IL session from day TO day
til Sunday evening, the 26sb. Y. Il
are most cordially invIted 10 attend. !.
You will | g entertsined free ii
charge while attending lie Convcn-
ton. Send your name, if yon can
So, 70 Mr.. G. ". Worms, General
Secretary, Natchez, Miss.
The o l. W ng interesting progrs m
will be carried ou:
ptB.;c ADDRESS,
Rev B ID trfay, u b, iiazlchurst,
HI iss.
PAPER How to Secure aud Main.
tam an lnlel est il, The Study OF the
Bible Or w Jones, University or
Mississippi.
PAPER Business Men tile Sup
port Of the Yonng Mems Chrlslian II
Association--M Major Il w Mlllsaps,
Jackson, Miss.
PAPER Personal Work Mr. "
- Laumaster, General Secrctars
Memphis Tenn.
PAPER Iladies' Auxiliary-Mr
Iii, hard 6 Reed, Attorney, Nalcb.z,
NJ iss.
PAPER = Social Element--M Mr.
Hugh Richard son, Vck> burg, MISS.
DAILY Bible .lteadi,g Rev W J
Esdmai, D b, Ashville, N q.
Besides these distinguished gem
tleman, we will have Mr. w Il
Wayte, State Secretary OF Texas;
bir + l. Willis, Of Alabama who is
I ow sc,ina as our State Secretary;
and Mr. Z X ODER, q Secretary Of
me International Commi tee, al of
whom are exp .rienced workers and
entertaining and attractive speakers.
Dir Etdman vs. one of the most ccle-
bratei 4 bible readers IN this country.
| have seen and heard bin, and as-
sure ou it is worth the expense OF
the nip h ar him read and ex.
pound tho scriptures.
Tne usual reduction in tho rail-
road are has been applied for, aud
4 whea you purchase y0lr aickct
Through to Natchez, ask tho agent
4 who sells you tho ticket 10 give yeu
a certificate that you havo paid mil
fare going. You may then .bc able
to return on one:third fare. Tic
historic city of Natchez is famed toI
heauly and hospitality, and sou
/ will never regret IL if you take aa-
vantage of lhls opporiuny to atteLd
SO interesting a meeting in such al
attractive city.
II you have no organization of the
/ I NJ Z a in yonr cetnmunity, get
the pastor Of the church 10 call i,
meeting Of q interested in The good
work, and send as many delegates
as you can. No limit 70 delegates
Quo ot all the pleasant features ol
III, meeting will nc . reception by
Inc people OF Nalchez 10 those at
! tending the Convention.
Hoping that you can attond, and
that | will have The pleasure OF meet
ing you personally, | ana
Yours Truly.
j. II. DODINSs Chairman.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16

The "ex'sn turned adrift By the Fifty
first Congress are still on the ragged
edge, their 81 cs turned pleadingly toward
the public crib, while hope grows fainser
and fainter Of receiving that coveted
Presidential appointment. Evidently ii
isn't the fellow whe has been turned
down'' by his Constituents that MI, Ifai'-
rison wants to provide for. He's after
the fellow who can control votes III the
next republican national convention.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16


10 NOT Judge By surface indications.
The wearer of trained dress may her
sell be very wild.
The following Item has been going
the rounds of the press, ard as onr
druggist, j. II. Moore, hauoles the
goods, il may interest our readers
Having had oceussou TO use Bham5er-
ialn's Cough Rtmesy, it gives me
pleasure to state tnat | found it to be
the best medicine for ii cough | ever
ased in facs, it cured NE cf u cnugn
hat had baillsd several other cough
medicines IN, Il Burnett, Italissa, Ia.
jobs allment never confined him to
The house-he was continually s.bieak-
ing out"
After varied experience with many
so called csshNstic remedies, sm con-
vinced that Ayers Pills give the most
satisfactory results. | rely exclusively
on these Pnis for the cure of liver and
stomach complaints John B. Bell :,
Sr., Abilene, Texas.
Sweetness and light-the cake our
r.. q tn he 4,
- '''0S' - '''N''
g,,;aa: 80 : Yn'' ~, ''l""' ~, A'''r,n' 1oo1'
hi,'io's' writes on Jan. lolh, loSi'
My Wiie has been q great sufferer
from headaches for over 20 years,
and your Bradycrotine is The only
medicine that has ever relieved her.
| can get yon all the recommends
''o =" 80 ''''' ''S'0 g " :
S'e". ''v"S"Fe u, recon- ihehuii'S II
on All OCCASIONS.
mainly The world over.
~. ,r
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w'oe' lt'' spyS' ~as oao'y hll c:eo
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16
sHElaFFs SALE.
STATE Of MlssIss.pPI, Circr

STATE OF Au>sIss.PPI Circuit
Tshomingo County Court
2 n. isstes { Co, BY virtue oI q writ of
&T Venditioni Exponas, is
SA snl}Sh sued 20 me ia above
styled tz:hSe. by II. Q. Erwin, Clerk OF the
Circait Court OF aforesaid county and state,
| Will ~ sheriff, on Monday, the lth day Of
May. 1881 within legal hours, at the court
house door, Ia tho town OF Inka. expose Tor
sale at pNblic auction to the hlghos5 bidder
for cash tue following lands in Iishominso
county Mississippi, to wis; s W, "a OF NJ
II. Ia, SNc 10 tp \ r. 10 T.. known as the
Mitchell place snid land having been lew
led on ay me and Will 10 sold to SATISFY
Judgment senslered in above cause in said
curt ai5A all costs. w b. McGEHEE,
April nth, 1854 st Sheriff.
pTinsefS foe $4.l7
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16

The New York Tribune is at least c;ssls
did when says IN effect that one Of The
reasons for the unheard Of extrayaGance
of the Republican Congress was The II )
tention OF confronting the incoming
Democratic lIouse Of Representatives
with big deficit in the Treasury ior the
purpose Of putting that party in "hole',
SO to speak, and it snecringly wants to
know s'what are you going 70 dc about
it?" We cannot speak Officially, but We
hope, and have reason to believe, lhat.
the first thing tAc democratic House Will
b, to show the country where numerous
millions have been frandnlently spent.
and to stop the leak That's one thing.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16

Sir John Macdonald will probably give
Speaker Reed Summer engagement,
as he is anxious to increase the govern
ment majority IL the Canadian legisla-
ture by-contesting the seats of the min
ority members. Reeds experience IN the
Ftfly-arst Congress will make hun an
Invaluable assistant to the Canadian
boss
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16
T T he !. liver

When cut Of order, involves every organ OF
the body. Remedies for some other derange-
ment are frequently taken without the least
effect, because il is the liver which is the real
source OF the trouble, and until that is set
right there can be no health, strength, or
comfort in any part Of tie system. Mercury,
IN some form. is common specific for slug
gisl liver; but fan safer and more effective
medicine is
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16
THE WORLDS FAIR.
A MAGNIFICENT OEFER


The great sWorld's Fair Contest, is
exciting universal interest aud IS one Of
the absorbing topics OF the day. Afree
trip To Europe and $500 for expenses is
Offered 10 whoever constructs the iarg.
est number OF English words from let
.ers contained 10 he text. .srhe Worlds
Fair. Additional priz,is, consisting Of
an Upright Grand Piano values at S40O.
Silver Teas Sets, Sewing Machines, and
mahy other useful and valuable articles.
viii also be awarded ia oidar of merit.
A special prlzs OF a IA *. E.sWatch
valued at $50 viii be awarded to the girl
or boy, uuder l6 years Of age, sending
in the largest list. Every one sending
in . Ilst OF not less than 80 words will
receive prize. As the wipner of he
first prize may not care to make the ex-
tousive trip offered, thA optionof 81 900
IN cash is gavess. Send seven 2 cent.
stamps Ter oampiete rules, premium
caaiogne aud sample copy of the
beautifully Illustrated paper, ssThe
Hune Fascinator. = The con est Il open
10 any pesson in the unaed States OF
Canxda. In csse of ties on the largest
listthe !1rst prize viii beawarded to Tho
one bearing the earliest pestnark, dis~
tance, etc, considered, Address
"TnE 1.slE FAsCiNAToR,' g
A2,ft Montreal, Canada.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16
Ayer's pills.

Tor loss Of appetite. bilious troubles, comsti-
patton, Indigestion, ana Sick headache. these
Pills are unsurpassed.
For a long time ! was sufferer from
stomach, liver, and Kidney troubles, expe-
riencing much difficulty in digestion, with
severe pains in the lumbar region and otter
parts Of the body. Having tried q variety of
remedies, including warm baths. with only
temporary relief, about three months ago l
began the use Of Ayers pills. ana my health
is so much improved that l gladly testify to
the superior merits of this medicine" -
Manoel Jorge Pcreira, Porto, Portugal.
For the cure OF headache, Ayers Catlar
tic Pills are the most effective medicine /
ever llsed''-R. X. James, Dorchester, Mass
"When feel the need of cathartie, take
Ayers Pills, and find them 10 be more efIee-
tive than any other pin ever took Mrs.
i. c. Grubh, Burwellyille, Va.
" | have found in Ayers Pills. an invalua-
bic remedy for constipation. biIiousness, and
kindred disorders, peculiar to miasmatic
localities TakeA IN spall and frequent
doses these Pills
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16
Bueklen S Arnlca save.

bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rheunl. fever
sores, tettsr. chapped hansis. chilblaus.
cornS, aud all skin erupilons, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. II rs guar
antecll to give perfect satisfustion. or u ? Nv
unde,i. Price 25 eents per box. For
saie by r. III Watson 4 "a.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The State OF Mississippi to N. y Nc
Yval ne commanded to appear before the
Chaneefy Court OF the county OF Tishontln-s
70 on ths ist Monday Of June 1891, TO do
Dol ssl, wherein y0n are defendant
y p. W PATTERSON,
IH},S, II iss,, April 8, '9l Chanesry Clerk
~ roe and proof s2.sS
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16
r b. REYNOLDS,

Attorney at Law.
MJKA, MISSISSIPPI
Speaial attention 10 ali matters pertaining
to Ian | Communications replied 10 b,
'turl mail.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16

DO not judge by suffsce indications.
The wearer of trained dress may her
sell be very wild
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-04-16

a prudent housewife viii not put Of
baTing tomorrow The bread Tint shoul'
be done today.