Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-11-03


want nice snow white bread. Sold by
,. y. = J. Powell.
Mr.. W b McGehee has been quite
successful as fisherman, he having
caught several fine trout, some weigh
ing about three pound.
1t is the duty of every democrat to
go to the polls. on the 9Th and cast his
vote for the democratic electors and
John M. Allen for Congress.
Wanted For the Worlds Fair
Ladies to assist us at their homes"
Address with stamp, S L. Kilmer,
South Bend. Ind.
You can win $4,000 by estimating
tho plurality of the total popular vote,
or nearest to it, which either Harrison
or Cleveland will receive. For par
ticulars see this weeks Family Story
Paper. Out to-day. All ne ws-stands.
Nice Sorghum and Sugar house mo-
lasses at J. D.. & j. Powell's, only
takes a eew seconds to draw gallon.
No vexatious waiting by customer.
We are informed the attorney gen
eral has held in private letter to
some OF our officials that an exhibition
OF trained bears are taxable for license
under. the statute. But did our French
friends have an exhibition, or show.
when they made pet bear stand on
its hind legs for the amusement of the
crowd, on the public streets.
We desire to call the attention of
the tax payers of town of Iuka, to the
fact that the levy OF five mills by the
board OF Supervisors for the outstand-
ing school Indebtedness, is not due on
town property; the city being Accord
ing to law. a separate school district
and no part of the debt being due by it.
The infant child two years old of
Mr.. 3. F. McRae and wife died of
Group suddenly on the evening of the
lst inst. It was a bright and attrac-
tive child and the afflicted family have
the sincere sympathy of our entire
community.
observation-disclosures at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on Wednes-
day, November I'd. 1892, J. E. Rast
and Miss Lizzie Aldridge Rev. w. A.
Clark officiating. We are in receipt
OF some of the welding cake for which
we return thanks, and wish the young
couple long and prosperous life.
The many friends Of L. S. Traylor
will find him behind the counter of
y p. 8 J. Powell. where he will be
pleased to seq them and supply their
wants in the luxuries Of life and raj
ment Of many colors for their person.
at prices as cheap as can be had ut
any store in Iuka. Call and see him
and be convinced that he means bust
ness.
Mr.. Albert Broughton living few
miles west OF Iuka, brought to Iuka
a stalk Of ribbon cane between five
rnd six feet long containing fifteen
joints. He informs us that he is Gull
tivating this cane on his place-he
Also had sample OF syrup made from
this cane. For making of syrup and
sugar this cane is almost equal to the
Louisiana cane and somewhat re-
sembles it. 1t is raised by planting
The stalk in the ground and from each |
Joint comes new plant.
John d. Burge Esq, Elector on the
Democratic ticket for This District
spoke at the court house on the eyen- |
lag OF the 1st inst. to large and en-
thusiastic audience of ladies and gem .
tlemen. Mr.. burge presented in an
aole and forceable manner the politi-
sal issues OF the day. and acquitted 7
himself with honor. E. s Gambler ir.
Esq. was called on at the close of
Mr.. Blres' address and delivered an I
eloquent speech n which he dealt
teling blows to the corrupt methods
of the republican parfv. His speech
was heartily applauded and received
with much enthusiasm.