Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1894-01-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Ddruett DEOS.
Barnett Bros. wants your trade and
will treat you right
When you want a nice article OF
stationery, go to Moore's drug store
just received at Barnett Bros. a
new lot OF canned goods, cheap for
cash.
Mrs. s. E Dean and the Y. w. G.
L. u. will please accept thanks for
courtesies extended this Office.
We had all kinds of disagreeable
weather Tuesday night and Wednes-
day-rain. wind. sleet and snow.
Our Sheriff left for jackson, Wednes-
day, with j. Nj. Faust. of huntsville,
who will be placed in the asylum.
The Legislature of Mississippi is in
session, but there has not been any
thing of much Importance transacted
by that body up to date.
Mr.. Tichonor's Antiseptic cures
scratches and foot-evil.
James Murphy, sr., an old citizen of
this county died at his home, on
Pennewinkle, six miles south of Iuka,
Wednesday. the oath of January 1894.
The thermometer stood at eight
degrees above zero on Thursday morn
ing. This Is the coolest weather that
has been experienced this far south
There will be a petition presented to
the town council at their next meeting
asking for an ordinance to prohibit
the hogs from running at large in the
corporate limits. There is also a
counter petition asking that it be not
granted. There is raised yearly, in
the corporate limits about two thou
sand dollars worth of pork.
The Racket will through the month
OF February, give some unrivaled bar
gains. For instance 10 Ia blankets
Acts; ladies skirts 3Sc.s; ladies ribbed
and merino vests heavy ones 25cts;
work shirts 20, 80. 40cts each. Dress
goods at cost. Black satin 81 cts yd.
Ladies hoes as low as Sets FER pair.
In fact everything in the house can be
had at u bargain, to make ready aud
room for u spring stock of goods.
For toilet articles call on j. H.
Moore.
A SITUATION WANTED--On a weekly
newspaper by young man % years old
has worked seven y ears at the trade
single, does not drink whiskey. Under.
stands making up forms and car
set straight advertisements, will work
cheap by the month or year and board
Address,
d. W. SMITH,
Iuka, Mississippi.
(Care Lock Box 81
1t is not usually known but never
theiess true. that luka is paying one
fou tn OF cent more for cotton than
any other town on the NJ. & G. r. r.
1t is the first time that Iuka has ever
been able to secure rates by river for
cotton to eastern points. Cheap rates
by river enables the merchants to pay
the farmers better prices on cotton
from now on. The Eastern cotton
men have an agent at Iuka who has
the money to advance on cotton to the
amount of $50 on bale.
Having used Dr. Tichenor's Anti
septic in cases Of colo in horses can
recommend it as good remedy in
such cases. G. NJ. billiard.
Macon. Miss. Nov. 2, 1891.
Gen. John B. Gordon will lecture in
Menu his Tennessee, on the evening OF
3lst OF January, 1894. on the Las
Days OF the Confeieracv. The lecture
will be delivered in the Auditorium.
Rates on the M. & c. railroad will be
given on that day at one-third fair for
round trip II yor want to hear the
greatest speech Of the times you should
not fail to take advantage OF this
opportunity.
During the epidemic of la grippe
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy took
the lead here and was much better
liked than other cough medicine Fl.
M. Bangs. druggist Chatsworth. III.
The grip j. much the same as very
severe cold and requires precisely the
same treatment. This Remedy Is prompt
and etfectual and will prevent any
tendency 0f the disease toward pneu-
monia. For sale BY ). H. Moore.
FO-s DYSPEPSIA
Use Browns Iron Filters.
Physicians recommend It
All dealers keepit tl.01 per bottle. Genuine