Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-03-03
DEMoREsr CoN&EsT.

% CIV VIZ No~iU AOuSS 1AH"'@dy eNOu-
ing was an occasion of fare ,renditions !
interspersed with choice music. The I
judges, Messrs. j. l. Longest, NJ. +. /
Montgomery and j. A. Jourdan, were
chosen, after which the program. very
replete in every respect, began at 8 /
/ o'clock, as follows:
| Song, Ten Cents "a Glass. Ouartette.
prayer, j. |. Longest
| Song. Remember the Dear Ones at
! Home. Miss Mabel Williams
REGULATIONS.
Prohibition Warriors. Fall Into Line.
Miss Hattie Duncan
Pictures from Life, James Mitchell.
Deacon's Match, Miss Beulah Chase.
Song. 60, Set Waterman,
Misses Anna Rogers ana Mae Seay.
Rum, our Greatest Enemy,
Miss Annie Burgcn.
Martvred Mother. Miss Leola Hicks.
Prosperity Prophssied,
! Miss Emma Barwick.
A Black Eye for Lager Beer,
j. j. Simmons.
Song, Calling, Come Home. Quartette.
After which the judges retired, COM
! pared notes, and, while they were fa-
vorably impressed with the manner of
each speaker, rendered their decision
Ia favor of Miss Leola Hicks. Mr.. Gates
by request, in very able manner
| presented the prize
| On this occasion, the audience was
not as large as the entertain ment mer-
tied. and we trust that those engaged
In this work will meet with more en-
enlargement in the future. These ex-.
erclses, are especially edifying to the
minds of the young, and 1t is largely
for their benefit that the good ladies
are conducting the work.
Don't scold your children whom they
cry, il it is Blue Ribbon School Shoe,
they cy for, but buy them of j. ID. 81.
Powell.
We were presented one of the luka
Normal cards by Prof. H. A. Dean, I
A. M. Principal and Proprietor of tn at
most excellent Educational Institute.
1t Is indeed a work of art, well worthy
the good cause in which it is to be
used-that OF advertising the school.
The design, Wisdom, Industry and
Truth, was conceived in the brain of
Prof. Dean, and materialized by the
strobridge Lithograph Co., of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, May tho Normal Insignia
Mind, by Labor, finds Truth" bo the
watchword Of all mankind: then, and
then only. will Gods promise peace
on Earth, Good Win to man." be full
flied fe#
Pens. Inksand Paper, Tablets OF ev-
srykind, Pencils, States, Memorandum
and Account Books at j. B. McKinnys.
There was shipped from Iuka. in the
month of February, two hundred and
fifty-eight cases of eggs, each case
containing thirty dozen. aggregating
six thousand two hundred and thirty
dozen eggs in one month, the shippers
realizing s77S.75. and to take this
month as an average for the five
months during the season for shipping
luka would realize from their ship I
ments OF eggs, $3,S93.75, amounting to
nearly one fourth OF what is received
from the cotton crop of the county.
Tablets! Tablets!! The attention r
OF Students is called TO my stock of
School Tablets. All grades and prices. +
j. FL. Moore. Druggist.
We are sorry to learn ofsthe misfor-
tune OF Mr.. George H. Vaughan, OF the
9th District, last week. He was thrown
from wagon, sustaining Injuries
which were thought at the time to be
fatal, but the latest report is to the eff
fect that he is on the road to recovery.
Mr. Vaughan has been teaching in our
county for twenty years. and has A.
host OF friends who will be pleased to
learn that he will soon be restored to
his usual health.
those OF our city paps whose duty it
is to look after the Sanitary affairs Of
our city, should have the streets. back
alleys, in fact the entirs city cleaned
up now. and not wait until warm
weather. The warmer the weather.
the more danger to the health of our
citizens, by stirring up the stencil.
This business should be attended TO at
once
The egg industry is looked upon by
those who have them to sell as quite a
small matter, but if they will only stop
a moment and think, they will see at
ono 6, that it is paying business. It
IS business that those who are en-
gagged In producing them realize more
profit for the amount of money invest
ftay, L ~ |