Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1894-03-01

Doubling Ihomases can be cured by
|, proper use of DR. Tichenor's Anti
septic.
A. b. Patterson has a fine boy at his
house, and he is as proud of him as a
little girl who has received her first
doll.
Tuesday morning ''old Sol" rose
clear and cast his rays all day on the
beautiful snow. which tasty disap-
pcared from his bright rays.
If your Horse or Mule has Fistula or
Foot Evil Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic
will cure it.
The Gold Medal Contest which was
postponed on account of bad weather
will be held at the Institute Saturday
night. We hope to have large aud
ionce.
Those needing medicine or having
prescriptions to be filed on Sunday,
will find my store open from m, to
$3.50 p. m, except one hour during
preaching. j. II. Moore. feb I'm
A fair trial viii convince the most
slleptical that Dir Tichenor's Antisep-
tic is the best known remedy for
WOUNDS OF every character. Sold by
3 + Faitless.
Providence Church house on Pen
nywinkle creek was burned down on
Thursday night the 22nd of February.
1t is supposed the house caught fire
from the stove as school was being
taught there.
give my personal attention to the
filling of all prescriptions intrusted to
me. You need have no fears that your
prescriptions will be filed by inexpe-
..ienced hands. Your friend, j. H.
Moore. feb 8 I'm.
Kosciusko. Nov 49, 81. have sold
DR. Tichenor's Antiseptic for more
han a year, and havo not found a
customer yet to say it had not given
entire satisfaction. Wade Harvey,
Druggist.
Thos Martin died at his home some
TIVE We miles south of Iuka, on the Goth
Of Feb nary, 1894, at the age of ~
years. Mr.. Martin has been prom
inent citizen of this county since 1912.
he was a Master Mason and was buri-
ed with masonic honors.
On Saturday the oath of February
snow commenced f.llinos bara ,r1 ,,o,,
tinued throughout Sunday and fell to
the depth of about seven inches. From
kilograms we see it wes general
throughout several states and through
Arkansas and Texas caused consider
able suffering of stock and several
people lost their lives by freezing to
oeath.
We have received vol. L. No. l. Of
the Mississippi journal of Education.
published at Aberdeen, Miss. NJ Rose
editor 1t is monthly Journal, de-
voted to he interei Ct the Common
schools, subscription price 81 per year.
This Issue of the journal contains
many good things of interest to IL 0
Teachers of the State. and those who
desire journal OF Education would do
wei to examine into the merits of one
published near home before sending TO
some foreign institution.
There are some three or four fam
lilies from Illinois, located south of
luka some ten miles. have purchased
land and gone to farming They
brought down a large three horse
turning pillow, also what is called .The
Flying Dutchman,' sulky turning
plow. riding cultivator to cultivat,
taeir crops with; all first class-farm-
lag implements. and are better pre-
pared for the successful cultivation Of
the soil than any OF our farmers which
are to the manor born. We need
few more OF this class of farmers in
eur county that understand the manipr-
lation Of improved machinery, TO ad-
vance the agricultural interest, to
a. 70 hSi otdnudTu anu tidl VIII place
them on equal footing with other i'm
proved Industries.
Three days il very short time in
which to cure bad case of rheuma-
tism; but it can be done, if proper
eatment is adopted. as will be seen
by the fol owing from James Lambe
OF New Brunswick. Ill: Il was badly
afflicted with rheumatism in the hi
and legs, when | bought bottle OF
Chamberlain Pain Balm. 1t cured
me in three days. | am all right today;
and would insist on every one who is af
nicted with that te rible disease to
ne Chamberlain Pain Balm and get
w,il at once. so cent bottles for sale
by J. H, Moore.
lEewr0lyic Persons
And those troubled with nervousness resulting
GauA care n overwork VIII be relieved By taking |
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# icy end "a liIa~s ~ wxrPter.