Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-04-06
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4, -'o0nosiiie. Mlss.. march 70, 1898,
having used DR.. Tichenor's Antisep,ic
can recommend it as good medicine
W. =. Lard, agent NJ g. o Railroad.
Mr.. j. J. Sewell had three fingers
81 his right hand cut off last Monday
morning by a circular saw at the Win
bish saw mill on Bear creek.
" hen you need Drugs and medicines
go where you know you can find what
you want. keep a full stock on
hand, and solicit your patronage. j.
H. Moore Druggist.
SG5- WINE OF cARDuI, Tonic for women.
Mr. J. c. Anderson, MIR. Paul Finch
and VIM. Graham coiored are Jurors
from this county at the Federal court
at Aberdeen, for the April term 1898.
viii Hubbard will sell you a bottle
Of DR.. Iichenor's Antiseptic for 50 cts
and tell you what it is good for. free
Vi charge.
Little Ben Southland, aged three
years, son Of William Southland OF the
4th district had his left leg broken last
saturday at his fathers house by
Sfimbing u loose PANEL OF fence which
fell with him while at play.
ae5- 5LAcK-DRAUoHT tea cures Constipation.
Mrs. j. H. Brown, of Coahoma
county, Mrs. l.. Alternately. Mrs w. d.
-Abernathy and Mrs. Bishop OF Sardis,
Miss. have located here for the sum-
lner. Mrs Brown and Alternately,
paid pleasant visit to the REPORTER
Office one day this week.
Number 7. Humphreys Specific
number seven, cures coughs. colds and
bronchitis. The relief is quick, the
cure perfect. Price rs cts. for sale by
all druggists.
:dsE!se.,. WINE OF cARDul for female diseases.
Gone to his Reward. Uncle Allen
Flynt, an old nd highly respected
citizen Of this county, departed this
life April I'd, 1898 Unc.e Allen was
a high minded. christian gentleman.
He leavcs.a wife and four children,
may they follow his example and
meet him in the sweet by and by.
CRUISE.
Okolona, Miss. March Is, 1892,
have used DR.. Tichenol's Antiseptlc on
gun shot wounds, barbed wire cuts etc.
with perfect success and satisfaction,
j. M. Davis, druggist.
The Charleston. Miss. Herald says:
With glad heart did the senior greet
oar exchange, The IUKA REPORTER.
fsom the city OF his primeval days. 1t
brings to his memory many happy
hours spent in the home of his child
hood, when all was glGdness and no
sorrow or trouble found entrance TO
his boyish mind May the REPoRTER
flourish and ever renumerative be rs
paths never forgetting to visit us on
its weekly rounds.
gsELsEE,s WINE Of cAaou. for Weak Nerves
Say Friend. DID you ever try DR..
Tich~nor's Antiseptic? If not you
SHOULD do so at once 1t pleases every
body. Sold by X. nj. Fuirless.
If you want to catch fish, send 81 so
cents to WEIGH & Graves. National
Bridge, New York. and get one OF his
fishing devices, the best ever invented.
It caches the largest fresh and salt
water fish. A live minnow in an an
nealed, Hanged. flint glass tube SO ar
ranged as to magnify tho minnow;
h,le in each end to keep the bait alive.
One minnow lasts u day. You can
nse angle-worms, crabs, grass hcppers,
Or any bait. On all tests with other
devices it has caught ten to their one.
The tubes are made in three sizes. and
teimned propori nately with white
hooks. swivel and white wire leader,
ready for use. Only the minnow is
seen in foot Of water. We.ch &
Graves, patented this device January
Sd, 1893. Send for one and be con-
WINGED Of its great utility.
For wounds, burns, bruises and other
injuries nothing equals DIR Tichenor's
Antiseptic. ~ cts BY r. N. Fairless:
Many Rers0ns
xrs brskcn down FROM exer,Tork Or household
& 5szU Browns ITx)}1 BitterS
<rhuijt fhe syzle1i, aids igektion. removes *
- of btle- and ti1frs s@elaiik aet ~ eennzne