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nl,,IMn>n 1--WE >r0cK MAnkrr.

i:'ehm"ud Va, October -. lai5.
''H"t'c st'"is to- So: medium 10 good
2. I. -, ."nunon to fair q. 10 s., Ci.olcg
t"if'rr, .. Z" -, incd'rn to :."cd. - :,
- '"iiiu"u =" fair. - l." -. C'roi-c cows
H'r =" :. medium {" good, {" -; co;n,nn;i
l" i'iE. =" i. i;">t ".oU. 6'- to !. medium
- fuu''. N. :" 80: 'uutlior iair. JtoJ',
HctN' n"i'S .W"'.: light. :. To -. r. )
- '"s. Z" :" i''t. common. ..v To ST.. E.s,
hos. l". u:.ni $, ia a., ..,w. an, ~: ..
- To ~ ii"st lambs. 10 10 II. ccinnlo.,
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~, s'rINI.s TRANSFERS.
our deeds OF Hargain and suI.
Amounting "a S...,a

amounting TO S".oaa.
j.. J.. Nash, trustee. to H. ". Siu.r,
,"i ~ block - in tho plan Of BeiISur'
November .. 1916: s.9G. =
j. r.. Nash. trustee. to n NJ str.
.ot IN block in tho plan OF Belle.
Nun' Noyembe >, 1916: s2i"
u. ~. SinErcy CT uX. 10 J. = Ioyinr
lots and ia block in ,he NAV -;
Mcst Manchestcr Land Company. Oc-
''ncr -. 1916; ,aN. Sl.Go; sl,.50.
".ii.hin r.: Harris ct uN. TO Charles
-, ourrii,, .ovl"2 feet west l!nc o,
'hirtcrnth street. No. la6 Eaat Th;r-
tccntil. APRIL - 1915: s150
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,tENn,Co Deeds OF TRUST.


'"''e "re"S or Or -n nr"'t. Amounting
tee. 80 acres i'll Tuckahoe Distric.
oc;obcr IS, 1915: $1,000
g. l.. tinniSan e. uX. to James Null
zen ~ al. trustees. 1897 acres known
as Wilton" about eight miles beIow
tn. city October 70. 1916: $500.
W. Walker to j. u. Welsh, ,rus
tee, 40 acres on WILLIAMSBURG. Eo.,I
cast of the city. October "a iois.
5000 - ''io'
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BUILDING: PERMITS.
'hree building Permits. SmouutI,.


". IT, Walden ~ crect tvo.stor,.
brick building l0l2 Porter street, to
cost $4,000. ~
Charles T.. Whi,lock. u ercc, ono
story brick box factory rorih side az
p second Street bctwccn Everett ana
Manning streets, TO cost 900
i. i. Newman to repair h.irl .
frame store and dwelling. iGl: North
Firth street, to cost $500
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MEM WORK.. r.t"ber % Bcrvcs. strad,.
St."r7 St''i' $'.h'; bulls. stJ"H' 500; COWS,
C,ye. wa.G Ncais. s.. q $500. "u,s.
Ss.,.nr 500, Gr'sNcTS. $i'ir $3.50: Nc.rlinss.
Sh.oi and l,,nDs steady Sheep $3.50,
So" .uil, '"" si.3e; lambs. :.con ilo.,J;
iI"E- 'rni i.i@ht !" hcay,. se.ap q sio.%j;
rnnEM- s. 81 n 81 100. nirs u so .,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW WORN, o"'"hc'' .5.-,'ot,on GOOD =.
h"r. to-d"N ="id ;'t v"rv high prices "
cents = Yard having been paid tor car
'9"I lot -! iun: yard shcctiuEs. rrilt
cloths sold up , la i. ui i.t-, :, hound
n"i"- continued rer" hich auG fnvo-j,h.
Eliii Goods were in demand iei. r.,i'
~ i,vrrS N"rsJra and rr""i ,,rnc We.
hirh'.r AMI more active JoDbors repoit,,;
8, N'rN I'tIN. trade.
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C.,r,iiy. CITY

Cnrthy, city.
William Stephen Jcnks and &c.
Marie DuNul. city
William ficrc" HAY aud Ellen
G;imucrt. city.
zoe. 20. Chapman and MARY Virginia
Jones, city. :"
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7,291.733 BALES COTTON
GlNNED TO OCTOBER 18
i"n>"s bureau Announces Figure.
Which Compare With a,.US.7:;0
for f.nSt Year.

WASHINGTON. October @,-,,ot,ou
Siuu"d PRIOR 10 October Is WAS 1aJl,g:.
bale COMPARED w.th ".I0S.a"0 for
i'l"' 80" '."|",.iI for l:li. tho Cen
$Ns 'u'c"u to-day announced Round
bales rn'lud"d were I:::,,;54. and 50.
island. Gi.9G!
Thc number OF bales sinned, il,
states. aud las, Years ginning TO the
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On, 1--WE sr,,.E ~ .,u,,,

- NJ, N'''. bHi0ber .".--I HOES E'c"iuts. . :.
o. si.,M u"n;- .ihuNc ,cI,,rdsl'st a, -
Nj sun 100. y" g.: iieh,. S2.scl..losj;
"lN"'. $3.50, 500. h"aNN. e. Sns, ei".t:
rvMy"; S'>"T Sl""r ;.i':s S..iap s".un
'"ilt'-- E,''"lniS. - tsi: ":s,.v. Native l.rs
rAi'i" S'"'" ii!ir. Western .t."rs E. f.5!.
)" 20. ''orr"-- ;'uL r'c'lrs s, 49, ~ .. ~. lows
''.l h.ie"~, So. n S'i5: calves. .,.orfi ~ 80.
S'i'"r- t"c"ir's. zoos: w"ak. r-"t'tcrY.
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SAVANNAH. CA. or.ohcr La-'rurpcntine
Urn ~: taic*. 2i> casts: receipt. -
casks, -Nliin'Uts, 80. casks: %,ov't. :, o.
"asHe k".ir. hr'n; ealc.. ilc1 b,rreis: vS.
""iWS s. barrels. shipments. 80 hurre'..,
-t"' .. NJ - ',arr.lS. quite: y. e.. SO.
g. =. s.l": -. G.-n. T.. u. IT. H. K ii
~ sd. NC. y. Ia WV 60
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

,.laud" NJ. Mills Gloucester County
and Mau'!e V. White. city.
j. Arthur Marvin am. Ethel I. N.
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y" YORK. octot,cr q, U.,v 'rIr''
Iin:t"r. STEADY. rhc.sr. "r, S,or ~
zee. .trady: Rio -. ah,r. sauinr Z fl,
Following au "ariv ris" OF 3 t. ,
"o'ionscod oil underwent -hu-r ,..p,Io1
p7bnr heavy S"liius FOR profit ana I..uIt,
fors on the ecvers br.nt IN cotton ana i''',
products. S.ies Of ri.2tH barrefS Ia,
new record for single d4y I'luaI -,r...
we're . points ior'er fo- pccemDcr .ni ..
net hIEt er. Tor tht h-lHICr 1.r,,Ar. as,
contrac, wore 3n0 barrels. TN. MARI,
ci1:.d w"ak. SPOT, !s."n pio oct"ba- 100,
x. N0remhcr i2ht % D.rentb.r !. IL
G7'G January. I:esni25h Ech~u.rt i5S'?:
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HIsTiAGs RELEASE DEEDS
4 m o Mt

Three Deed. Of Hei~ns,, .n,ur,-
Ing to yS.."O
RtctesoE & Crutcrf:ell trustees :,
HcnrY 5. Wallcrs;cim, 3Sxio0 feet soutj,
Inc OF Hull street. 80 feet rroi,, inter.
section AT Huh and Twelfth street,
october ls, 1916: S3.0o4.
Eicheson IL Crutchticld, trustees. TO
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~ - - 70, " '7E.NNt T M.NT;NEI
'!.Hrnrl"! T.. f;"lg"Ts, I'ummer 4 10, TIC
iErEHSHCitH. VA. OctoEcr -s-S,tr.
!NN "iinrrs Stoch-Nar.sct. steady: $40
Nrg'nit, i'.,ru,ci>.' -,och-Ainrlct ut.fc,
~ ne. -" q" 3ar nor pound: urine. b,
-, ''r' hound Smelling stock. !.,c I" ..
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CHANGER, DEEDS or TRUST.

>"'r" Deeds OF Trust. Amounting IN
Si1.0Gb.3I.
nar!t5 fohn CT uX. 20 William r..
l"Hihl. trustee. .? i-2 ny 40 feet west
IN. @! Iahh Street being No. 900 South
'nmo Str""t. October 10, 1916: s2,S00
W. r. Poore CT ny. TO Howard sutton
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HENR'Co n.:,.Ass n:,:u.
""' 'r'"""r Decd. Amounting I,

j.. L. Cobb, administrators ,, -,
W'hIrcE Ct uN.. loi-: acres on ,;rcru
Moou iioad. about ten mics norm, -.
'"c c'tF June -. 1916: S1,5o0
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.iCht "i"v.r. .ajN.d. ........-. - 90 Z.
M. clover. mixed ..........-. q l. 10
M. clover. 'ilND'........... nominal
40 cloves. o.. Observation-Disclosures. nominal
\" Ci"'"' ....... nriIIust
SHmrl" hIt..... ...-... .-...-... nominal
STRAW "uturcsNcd ......... q: {? M
L"Vs.-''i' 80. large bs les. - o.
N,i.i.fitt.D
Sniustu'f winter. .......... .. q ~
i!r;.u. winter. ..-...-. -,
Shin-tur s'.'tu. ......- ....... -" -
Bran ,uriuc ................. - ~
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CEt>n ~ COTrn\

IN" l"rr expected crash TN co,-uu ,.ric
H., nStoTc ~" G'gs" ~ The. Tarkot "p.
Ions ior My ana 'ht'r muuihs hrd 'r..s-rU
me NeS,, h'"uSh' hnu; . br"lh - III
points u was 'iN' tho old ~. ME ua,, at
the close % thu Suiiy .anll,aign for :. tcw
minute: From the hottolm thor" was =
rich. -, ,r
Wheat a!.o VIZ nv t" now h.-h RECORDS.
snnie options r's!uS nor" than cont. i'm
.,h'caSo hHi wheat h"ld fairly a;oluy !"
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

zoo Chalmers ........
SEQ .\llis-chalucrs. pid $40.
600 .A,u AR Chem. com
>lnO An. Ecot Sugar, com
."uu American Can ::....'
100 American Can. pa .....
100 Am. Car and Foundry
500 .\uGcsir;Ir cotton OIL.
600 \,n. Hide AND Lear, ptd
iNun Nulcricau t.uG#crd pii.
500 American Loco. ..........,
American TOGO. PITT.
80" American smelling .....
20" American SnuiI. com.
i..>U0 Nmcric.n sugar ........
sue .\lu. Tel. and Tel. TO-. !
9"u american Tobacco. com.
i.Sru .Nn Writing Paper. COM
800 Nm Writing raped. MD
.nu Americas zine .......
1870" \u:,r"ui; cuppcr ......
Itlr0 A,rhi%"n ......... ......-.
10" \,luritc Coast Linz
y. e. /. OF Ct. tI;tlt"t.
50" i:alhlch"m Steel. com..
-" Ecthlshcm Steel. pfd. q,
%.""n Baldwin Loco. .......-.
500 BROOKLYN Rapid Transit
1900 Central Leather. com.
1850 Canadian Pacific ...
900 California petroleum
900 Chesapeake and ohio.
700 Chicago Great Western
200 chi. Great Western, pfi
200 -, NJ. and 1T. IaUl.....
$500 cruciblc steel Cor. com
700 crucibir steel, pfd.
1.ioo Colorado Fuel and Iron
800 Coloradn aud southern.
"u Corn Products. com Be-.
80" lpiStjilcrs .........
Dome Mines .......
l."uv Erie l.; prd ...
Fed Min. and Sni pfd
"@"p General Electric |
$3.50 Goodrich. com
soc Great Northern. pfd.
loo Cir at Northern ore cts
-" Illinois Central ...
so" lntcrh"ro cons. com.
500 lni.rhuro- Cons, pih.
i.Huu Int. MGR. Mar. com
g" Int Nc-. Mar. pti
GOO Inspiration Copper ......
~" - Nla.ch. 1850, l"s.. St,ri. =. 50.
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NEW fcEk. october - liar, .u,.,.. -
~; S'Hr.n" siNty ,'iny hilis Slit:
.nnlri"FCial si%tr- Lay biil~. si1r'. 0.Ii:,,d
't'"'s; cables, 't.S. i:ar silvo.. .Ia. NrN.
.'ri noItHrs. 9!'s GoNcrrmcut bends .,.u,I,
i;atiTo:d honos. irregular Tin" uans, ,ir,i
''A5 ,,''"N :. :; n!nei" DAYS ,lUd sis mon l.
=. f" W. 'dll nioutv, s,c:tdy. ,ulilt.N MI,
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EIClIMGND PRODUCE M.\RKt.r.
u l.,l. IL. uI.iIiI,n,

nls q 2 NJ 'ss-'''-ss. A"r'a sssal-'
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r. L. Christian & Co.
Special Notice

DO not delay in supplying your needs
for Wines and Liquors for family Use,
as there are only Il few days left in
which we will be able to supply you
from Richmond
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trustee. TO Clara
3JIi53 ,-lo feet
y street, 1875 feet
second. - S5-l0o
rico County. .lu-
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16

Roll call-Nalne some famon:
person of Poland's past or present
and his claim TO fame.
Piano solo-Miss Annie Jourdan
Family customs in Fallen Ser
bia-Miss Nina Powell.
Vocal solo-Mrs Cromwell.
Paper-Ignace Jan Paderewski.
Miss Elan.
Piano Solo - Miss Christine
Powell.
Reading-Downfall of Poland
Miss Louise Barnett.
Violin solo-Mr Campbell
Lesson stuiy-The Plight of
Poland.
Piano Duett-Misses Carmack
and Powell.
Place of Meeting - Mrs G T
Cromwell's.
Hostess-Miss Annie Jourdan.
Time-SFriday evening, March
nth, 7.30 O'Clock.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16
Iuka Route I.

Health very good in this section
The weather conditions have i'm.
proved greatly since our last, and
farmers have done some work in
the way Of cleaning UP land. Very
few have plowed any to amour,
to much. but the season of the
year is here to begin farming,
and if the weather conditions re-
main as they now are, we will
get busy at once.
Mr., and Mrs. R. G. Bonds and
children visited relatives near Hol-
cut Sunday.
Misses'Anna, Myrtle. and May
Enlowtvisited Miss Pearl Miller
Sunday.
The latest news from Prof. Glen
c. Miller, who is attending the
Uniyersityat Valparaiso, Ind. is
that he is perfectly satisfied with
place, school, etc. He stated that
there was some snow on the
ground but it did not appear to
be very cold.
The public schools in this Sec
ton will close next Friday. after
a AZ months term. If we could
only get a reasonable divide in
the states appropriation we could
have a six months term of public
school, but the legislature seems
20 be inclined 10 favor the state
institutions with liberal appropri-
ations from which the masses do
not receive any benefit. 4
Esq ]. D. Fairless has recently
connected telephone tor line No.
1900 out of Iuka. 4l@
Mr.. Asa Williams has child
that is sick though not seriously
Mr.. Ray Castleberr has re
Gently connected telephone line
70 M 1900 making total of 10
telephones on this line, 6 on No
$500, nd about ) on other lines.
making tota of about 81 tele.
phones in this section all having
connection with the Iuka exchange
Mr.. Turner Blissett is hauling
out his new saw mill outfit from
Iuka and will put it on his large
location south of Spring Hill.
Lumber seems to be in good
demand just now but we fear that
when the roads get good and the
lumber that is now stacked on the
mill yards begins to go on the
market the price will decline.
The public roads have improved
greatly of late, but are far from
being good yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Anglin
visited in the western part of this
district Sunday
Non De Plume.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16
E. H. CRAyETTE

Is still in business with stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries of the
very best quality and at the very
lowest prices, For sCash. Try a
sack of my Morning Glory Flour.
fancy patent, every sack guaran-
teed, and only $1.00 sack. 1t no,
satisfactory return -four and get
your money. Your business will
be appreciated. Come and see me
26-4tJ E. H. GRAVETTE.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16

For a short time we will give to
every new paid-in-advance sub
scriber and to every subscriber
who will pay up and pay year in
advance, ten FIVE cent packages OF
select garden seed put up by r B
Buchanan, of Memphis. These
seed are of1he very best.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16
Notice to Farmers.

I am agent for the Sanders
Barnyard Drill machine that
you can drive. Any kind of
stable manure right from the
stable saves the heavy expense of
Guano and pays for itself, in one
year, weighs 100 lbs. If interest
ed mail me your check for $3.50
and l will ship machine to you at
once. F. E. Jameson,
>27-2t Falkner, Miss,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16

OF Tishoningo county Mississippi,
in Trust Deed Record Book p 7,
Page 613. Default having been
made in the payment thereof and
at the special and request of the
beneficiary in said deed of trust,
/ have taken possession of the fol-
lowing described property and on
The 9Th Gay Of April, 1916,
in front of the courthouse door in
town of Iuka. Tishomingo County,
Mississippi. will offer for sale and
will sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder, for cash, Lots
seven, eight, nine and ten, Block
six. Terry survey in the town Of
Iuka, Tishom ngo, Miss.
w. T. BENNETT.
Trustee.
! March is, 1916. ady-n2s.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16

quainted wi.h the different lines
Of work the Federation has under
taken. Mrs. McGehee, State Pres
ident, will be here, and Mrs.
Smith, remembered by all N.
students as Miss Emma Belk. will
give an address. Mrs S. J, Smith
will entertain Mrs. Gracey, and
Miss Finley Mrs Rowe during this
meeting which will be an added
pleasure to all the club members
but especially to the original mem
bers. Saturday, the 18th of March,
is the date for this interesting
meeting and the program will be
given in the next issue of this pa
per. The Thursday Club hopes
that everyone in town will fee
some part of the pleasure they dc
in welcoming these ladies to Luke
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16

Mr. ] Ltuf, nee Goyer, of Chero
kee. was visitor in town Sun
day.
Mrs Bette Savage, Of Tisho
mingo. is the guest of Mr. ant
Mrs N L Phillips.
Mr. B H Davis, of huntsville,
Miss. was in Iuka Monday anC
made business call at the Vidette
office.
Mr. Geo II Ross, a we'll known
and p eminent merchant of Cher
okee was in town on business
Monday.
Born TO Mr. I'D Nt> N L
Phillips on March 9Th, a liz
ounu bov. The Superintendent
wears broad smile.
Mrs R. w. Glenn and Miss
Lora Glenn, of Salem, mother and
sister of Mrs. r. U. Woodley.
pcnt Sunday with her.
Judge and Mrs T H Elan,
Mrs w T Elan, Misses Matte
Cook Reed and Alma Mcknight
motored to Tuscumbia Sunday in
the Judges car.
Mr. ] H Price, a prominent bust
ness man of st Louis. spent two
or three days in Iuka this week.
Mr. Price was at one time a citizen
of Iuka. This is his first. visit in
about FIVE years.
If the weather permits Mr. ] B
Williams will begin in a few days
the building of his brick business
house on the lot, where his former
building stood. The work will be
pushed as rapidly as possible.
Mrs. Riley ]. Wilson, accom-
panied by two children, has re-
turned to her home in Washington.
d. c., after a two weeks stay with
her mother, Mrs. Sallie Barnett,
who has been i'll, but is now re-
covering.
It's Ford weather now and Ford
ing will be the thing. have
3 Runabouts at S417.46 each. l
have S Touring cars that-I will
sell for $467,45 each. Now this
price is the best price and you
must come early to get one at all.
So come today. w S Brown. 28.2
The entertainment given by-th
High School girls Wednesday af
ternoon, when they presented
comedy, Not Man in the
House." and farce, THE Swig
giles Family" was greatly enjoyed
by the visitors. The young ladies
displayed much ability and are to
be congratulated on the decided
success of the entertainment.
G 3 w ford. prominent
ana one OF the best knowp farmers
II nc south end of the county and
% the frcis hoae y
di. v.si,N has r,a|e Golfe-s
a.crs .per- 2 II Nre
s@ riotc. re errer
tanned Mr. Folk. Of n nv. ie, ex
State Treasurer, and one of the
leading men of that state. Mr.
Folk was much pleased with Iuka
and says Charlie is a royal enter
tainer.
Mr.. Jim Randolph, who lived
just across the line in Alabama.
rear free bridge, died Monday
under rather suspicious circum.
stances. Our information is that
he had been out with Mr.. Lewis
Pate and that Mr.. Pate brought
him home Sunday and put him to
bed telling his family he was very
drunk. 1t is said that Mr.. Ran.
dolph never regained conscious
ness and died Monday. When
they were dressing the body for
burial they discovered a bullet
hole in the back of his head, The
whereabouts OF Mr.. Pate are un-
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16
Local AND Personal

Remember, that advertisements
ordered in this paper and no time
limit specified will be published
and charged for until ordered ,ut
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16
Special.

Watch our ready-to-wear de-
partment this week. 1t is going
to be interesting. IF you don
mind you will miss something
Resp. Emma Brown.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16
The Ice Season

is approaching and | will be pre-
pared to furnish you with all you
need. My ice house will be ready
in time for the ice season.
J. B. Williams.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16
Tomorrow is St Patrick's day

Mr. leo w Neal, OF memphis
spent Sunday with his family.
Call at Iuka MILNE y Co.. ant
see the new spring hats.
See Mrs. A. B Noser ne; IT
you sell vour produce lad, 2s
Mr. w B Leatherwood made {
business trio to Tupelo. Miss:
last week.
Candy DAYS Model Drug
Store, one pound Of Wiley's Besi
on Saturdays SO cents. 2Sti
Mr. o H Harris, of the West
Colbert News. Cherokee, spent
Sunday in town.
Fresh Bread and Rolls every
day, al
27tf] c. w. Meningitis.
FOX SALE-Seed Sweet Po-
tatoes. Apply to A. C.. Moncrief
Route /, Iuka. Miss. ~ ct
Lost Between school house and
DIR. Whitehursts. gold bracelet
Return to Vidette Office and get
reward.
ex-governor Earl Brewer with
his friend Mr. Morrison, were
guests at the Leatherwood Hotel
last week.
We have most beautiful line
of fresh new Millinery, all ready
to serve you at any time. Come
to see us. Miss Nina Powell. 2Stf
We will at all times carry a
nice line of Collins and Caskets.
w. H. Fairless Hdw. & Furn. Co.
Tishomingo, Miss.
Cabbage, Radish. Beets. To
mato, Cucumber. Lettuce, Col
lards, Mustard, Watermelon. Buy
your seed from the Model Drug
Store.
DIR. Waddell will be here for his
monthly. visit next Sunday. Ser
vice at the Church of Our Saviour
at three O'Clock in the afternoon.
ALI are cordially invited to attend.
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Feed Stuffs. in fact everything
kept in First-Class Grocery
Cheap as the Cheapest.
27ts] c. w. Mcknight.
Mr. H NJ Green. general mana
ger of the Quaker Mineral Paint
Company. of Kansas City, has
been a guest at the Leatherwood
Hotel the pas; ! week.
Our car Of Earning Tools and
implements his arrive and we
are nov in position to supply your
IN from heel holt t. a cult
= " airiea = & c.
1fshognl -, Miss.
u mpaign"
will be conducted on = different
plan this spring. The town being
divided into nine districts. A com
ut # ) or appointed TO carry
o,,t plans according to needs of
heir division. A type written
~ e,il be givsn Chairman o,
s.ch committee, stating what com.
.JrIses his district
The Woman's Missionary Socie-
ty will meet Monday, March 10th
in the home of Mrs Geo w Neal,
At $50 O'Clock. Bible Lesson
Christ's m inistry to the sick. "
Matthew VIII 10. Topic In
situations for the care of the sick
and Prevention of Disease. ;"
Discussion-''Why 4 believe in
Home Missions" A report OF
the Clarksdale Conference will be
given by the delegate, Mrs E N
Reed.
At call meeting Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Martin
the Thursday Club completed their
plans for the entertainment Of the
fifth district of the Mississippi
Federation of Women's Clubs
These cluh = uobers f ! erat'fie a
quainted with the different line.
Of work the Federation has under
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16
Wanted, Tie Makers

Pay every two weeks. Boar
fort cents per day. Long joh
z6ti G. A WooDALL
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16

Vhrr received
Our Newest National Park"
was the topic of discussion, led
by Miss Finley. Mrs. Martin
gave an interesting sketch of our
national library and Mrs Neal told
of Vachell Lindsay and his work.
Mrs. Cromwell sang MY own
United States" America was
sung in chorus led by Miss Mabel
Williams.
The refreshments served by
Mrs. Carmack and her daughters
were beautiful as we'll as delicious
/ After the salad course which was
in white and yellow, the club col
ors, each guest was presented will
a large yellow chrysanthemum
the club flower. the center fillet
with white candy. REPORTER.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16
Pea Vine Hay.

FOR SALE-Several Tons
baled Pea Vine Hay. Apply y
Mrs. Maggie Harris. 26-2,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16
Gardening Time .

Buy your seed from the Mode
Drug Store.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1916-03-16

Garden Seed at Model Drug
Store.
Don't fail to see the Ready-to.
wear goods at Browns.
For Sale-A good milk cow.
Apply to Mrs Ada c Moser.
Mrs. o H Harris. of Cherokee
is being entertained by Miss Lucy
Watson.
Frour oOc sack; Bbl Flour S7.25.
adv281 MRS. A. B. MosER.
FOR SALE-A Coal Heater.
Apply at The Vidette Office.
For Sale or Rent-Four Room
Cottage near Spring Park.
adv-2otf Sam Wiley.
Salmon SC can; 3 pix. Soda 10c;
bars Soap Csc.
adv2s] MRS. A. B. MosER.
Remember us when you want
Ice Cream. Any kind shape or
quantity. Model Drug Store. 2Stf
We are still selling Omega, Tube
Rose and Bob White Flour. Ev-
cry package guaranteed.
27tf] c. w. Mcknight.
For Sale-We have a Smith
Premier Typewriter that we will
ell very cheap for cash.
THE VIDETTB.
For Sale-100 bushels ear corn
at one cent per pound at Allsboro i:
Ala. Write or phone c. H. Har-
ris, Cherokee, Ala. POST
Genuine New York Red Cut"
Early Rose seed potatoes. Also
the best Triumph, at
27tf] c. w. Meningitis.
Our drug and prescription de-
partments are complete. We fill
them all. Our prices are right.
28tf Model Drug Store.
Ask to see our line of Queens
ware. 1t is the :.ost complete
line ever on display in Tishomingo
w. H. Fairless Hdw & Furn Co.
Furniture. Collins and Caskets
-Powell's. 24-tf
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