Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-11-10

want nice snow white bread. Sold by
J. d. Il j. Powell. :
Mrs. Barton and daughter Miss Liz
zie, have returned to Iuka and are
keeping house at the Mrs. James place.
"Wanted-For the Worlds Fair
Ladies to assist us at their homes"
Address with stamp, S L. Kilmer,
South Bend. Ind.
YARBRoUGH-CURris Married at
the residence Of the brides mother on
November 6 1892. William Yarbrough
and Miss Eddie Curtis. Rev. j. C.
Chambers officiated.
You can win $4,000 by estimating
tho plurality Of the total popular vote,
orsnearest to it, which either Harrison
or Cleveland will receive. For par
ticulars see this weeks Family Story
Paper. Out to-day. All stands.
Mr.. Will Mckinney presented us
with copy of the christian Advocate,
published at Nashville, Teun. in 1888,
fifty-four years ago. We noticed an
article in the issue of the above date
dilating on the speed made by the To-
comotives drawing cars-eight miles
an hour, as wonderful achievemts In
the advanc ement of science
Nice Sorghum and Sugar house mo-
lasses at j. d. & j. Powell's, only
takes a few seconds to draw gallon.
No vexatious waiting by customer.
A difficulty at huntsville occurred
Tuesday afternoon about six O'Clock
between Marion Nagle and John Bnnt
at Burnsyille in which the latter was
fatally stabbed by the former Sheriff
McGehee was telegraphed for aad has
gone in pursuit of Maggie who is sup
posed to have escaped.
Lucky Numbers Humphreys Speci-
fics may well be called lucks numbers,
and lucky. indeed, are the persons
VINO use them. The thirty five Spe-
cifics cover all diseases from infancy
to old age.
On Tuesday there was 204 votes
polled at the Iuka box. rather light
vote on so important an election. The
Republicans received II, the third
party 4. The Democrats 1863 Majors
for Congress. republican 10. Burkitt
Peoples party candidate for Congress Z.
John M. Allen Democrat for Congress
1853.
j. NJ. D. Niller's store was entered
on Tuesday night by burglars and five
gold watcher, five pounds of cheese
and ten dollars in money was taken.
Tn, front door Of the store was priced
open with chisle. the oppression
was left on the side of the door. T. j.
Mackey's shop was broken open and
brace and bit taken theretrom, which
was found hanging on plank outside
OF Miller's store. Up to the present
writing the burglars has not been
caught.
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The grandest democratic victory
ever Witnessed in, Iuka took place at
Sven o'clock last night. A torch light
procession took place on the public
square headed by the Iuka band all
seated In a three seated hack fixed for
the occasion. At least two hundred
men and boys o. all ages and sizes were
seen parading streets and waving
torchs for more than an hour, march
ing on every street in the town and
bearing a burning banner framed
with letters all brightly giving out the
name Cleveland" Everybody SEEM
ed to rejoice and be exceedingly glad.
Women and children would wave their
handkerchiefs and clap their hands as
the procession went by. Long may
we live to see such Democratic vic
tories, and good results therefrom.
The Chicago LEDGER is twenty year
old and has a circslation of 100000
copies week. 1t is combined sto-
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times in every particulal. and hand
somely illustrated. There is Faohion