Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-05-28
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.

necVreh success VA aAY oNsi-
ness.
Messrs. Putnam ana Bybae lave
been spending this week in Iuxa. GET
ting up material for hiatory o. Miss.
issippi. The history win be published
lin two volumes by the Goodspeod
publishing Co. Of Nashville. Tonnes
soc and Chicago, Illinois.
The Campaign this year promises 10
be very interesting and that every
man may keep posted no propose 10
send the REPORTER to Subscribers
from now until the November election
for fifty cents.
have IN my employ a man who has
been victim Of periodic headache
for years, has tried ell kinds Of treat
ment. and | have tried various rene
dies on him. Your Bsadycrotine hcips
him moro than anything ever did. O.
| d. Kingsley, Nj. D., White Plains, NY.
Why pay 75 cents or 81 when you can
buy Plantation Chin Cure, Regular aud
Tasteless, for fifty cents, which Is guar-
] anteed to cure you. For sale by
W. G. Hubbard, Iuka.
And J. II. Moore, Iuka.
| Mr.. Felix Erwin has sold out his
interest in the meat market to NJ.
Jake Geiger who IS an experienced
and practical meat cutter and butcher.
who will run the meat market with
Mr.. J. D. Houston. They will hsva
tho beat of meats Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
| have inst received q nice limo Dry
Goods, and Notions which / bought
to sell. Please call and see II don't
sell cheap. L. S. TRAYLoR.
m.
The Dominion Illustrated not only
maintains but steadily improves upon
the high standard Of literary ana ar
tistic excellence which has especially
marked that splendid Canadian jour-
nal since its enlargement at the BEGIN
ming OF this year to "a pages weekly.
The enterprising publishers. the sa-
biston Litho. 81 Pub. Co, Montreal,
1 make It their constant aim to improve
both the matter and appearances Of the
Journal, and their success is certainly
gratifying and most crsditable.
Plantation Chill Cure. Regular aud
Tastcless, is The only remedy prescribed
i by physicians. For sale by
j w. C. Hubbard, Iuka.
And J. II. Moore. Iuka.
4 Mr.. G. r. Lacy representing uthe
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Of Now
| York, has spent several days in our
| town during the last week. He rep
resents the eldest, largest and lest
insurance company in the world 1t
has the largest assets (nore than
! $147, 000, 000) and pays tho best returns
IN policies that nature 10, is aud 90
years. A young man just starting in
life can not do y better thing than to
take one Of this companies invost-
mont policies.
Il Some of the Grand Army boya may
De interested in tho following from Alex
J p. Pope, A. d. O., Commander, Dep't
Tenn. and Ga. He says: awe had an
epidemic of whooping cough here
lStaWart, Temp and chamberlain i
Cough Remedy has been tie only RENE
dy that has done any good" There is
no danger from whooping cough whom
this remedy is freely given. 1t COM
pletoly controls the disease. so cent
a bottles for sale BY j. II. Moore.
The Tishomingo County Alliance
/ will most in regular session at Q
o'clock, a. m. at the court house the
fourth Friday, the Goth Of June 1891.
, We earnestly request TINT all dele.
gates be present as there win be some
important business to attend to at this
4 meeting. Secretaries Of sub-alliauces
will please send in their reports Civ
ing all change Of officers, ard accom-
panied with their State ana County
dues. The Executive Committees will
also make their semi-annual report at
this meeting as the law requires.
M. D. ADAMS, z. G. A.
| On last Monday night while conduc-
tor Mayfeld's train, On the M. e @. r.
was near Margerum, Ala. one OF his
crew . negro, caught negro by the
name Of jackson in one OF the cars,
and became involved in difficulty
| while the train was in motion. and
while passing from one car to another,
jackson drew his pistol and shot the
train hand in the beck killing him
almost instantly. The man who was
killed WAS taken to Corinth where he
lived. jackson WIS arrested by Sheriff
McGehee mile or so from town ana
was taken to jail. Tho negro who did
| tho shooting was turned over to the
Al ,I.a ~, a bon;fscc .r y -, ~, -;