Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-28
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

onun the 90 party.
What about our County Executive
tommitteep
There has been more hot weather
this summer than tor several past
+. T. Hammerly is in Athens this
week.
Miss Agnes Weaver, of Clarksdale,
visiting here
Prescription Druggist, j. Fl. Moon r.
Mr.. j. d. Powell now occupies his
elegant residence at what is known as
Stile Deavours' Place.
FOR SALE-One Gullett 50-saw gin
feeder and condenser, as good as new
can be bought almost at half price
I. Call on j. L. Barnett, Iuka, Miss.
Nice line of pocket and table cutlery
just received and for sale by Geo. p
Hammerly.
The Third Party say they are going
to put man in the field for Congress.
We foresee for them glorious defeat.
Prof. A. ii. Elicit now wears par
entail smile 7-pound girl is the re-
cent arrival at his home.
J. II. Moore keeps AL line of cigars
Several of our citizens are out after
the fiany tribe this week. The len thy
ologist as well as the practical fisher
man are among them.
The county primary is to be held
Saturday for the purpose of testing
Tishomingo's choice for Congressman.
All registered democrats are expected
TO vote
We have received several responses
70 our citizenship inquiry. We want
all the names, and promise to use
them in an agreeable manner to you.
The iilling up Of those lagoons in
the Park has added much to the neat
ness and cleanliness Of the place in
wet weather.
In last weeks report of the election
Bnrnsyillo precinct. the count shoald
have read, "Shackelford pa instead
D ''Shackeifosd 34;"' however it was
ainistake OF the tallymen, and not OF
ours, for the tallysheet handed us
shows "34.n
II is rather late in the season for
planting, but some of the owe flowed
lands were painted again last week.
Sispprely an experiment, and will
not be expected to yielda mature crop.
The surplus of old corn in this county
viii keep the ravaged districts from
suffering.
The Third Party craze seemsssto be
doing some work in this county. 1t is
sorely to be regretted that some of our
good citizens have been hoodwinked
into this scheme, and We feel sure if
they would yet repent, the arm OF
mercy will be extendedto raise them
from the quagmirc Of their misgivinos
4 hat there may be no istaken idea
inregard to the matter in future, we
will state now>for the information of
all, AND for the special benefit OF the
few, that news-letters are what we
Want from our generous communica-
tors. We feel competent yet awhile
Il, 1icfa Il. the fepat. ~ tbo y,opa, W.
appreciate the county news, and shall
discard all other such communications
unless we deem them expedient.
There is some talk of constructing a
perpetual fountain on the public
square. The town is surrounded with
springs, and it seems an easy matter
10 perfect the enterprise. We can get
Tao necessary elevation. and the pip
ing is a small item. Nothing at pres
eat would be more useful, as wsll as
ornamental than q fountain of pure
water convenient to the business part
Of the town.
Attention is called to the advertise
lnents Of the Iuka Normal Institute in
this issue. That Institution is too well
and favorably known to need any COM
mem here. The s,s,ion, just closed.
has been a very prosperous one. The
enrolment was 423, boarders 249 It
y well equipped for next session, and
w bcspeak a good patronage.
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81 & 81 W I'LL dealers in medicine.