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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1895
Page
4
A partial rail item from January 24 1894 notes passenger trains on the Goingenst line with a 208 p m departure and an eastbound service, and westbound Wolnz westbound timing. Names and exact stations are unclear but indicate scheduled westward and eastward trains.
Announcement fees set for the upcoming election list charges for county and district offices. Payment must be made to the designated advice and is required for all candidate announcements.
Local and personal items report tax reminders with one week left to pay to avoid disfranchisement. Mentions visitors in Iuka and nearby towns, court actions in Tishomingo county, judge Newnan Cayce’s stay, and social events at Mineral Springs Park as residents travel, move, and attend gatherings.
Miss Minnie Barnett wed Rev L C Wilson at the Methodist church with a large attendance. The reception followed at the Barnett home. Also married were Miss Mary Lane Rutland of Cherokee and Dr James Frederic Alexander, at Cherokee’s Methodist church, with guests from Tuka attending. The notices praise the brides and look forward to the couples’ futures. A tax notice from Sheriff Marruews warns paying before February 1 to avoid extra costs. The Epworth League plans a church entertainment at the Methodist church next Monday night.
Proceedings of the circuit court continued with Guilty pleas fines for carrying pistol and profane language, several cases continued or dismissed, judgments rendered in favor of plaintiffs, juries hung or not guilty verdicts, penalties for intoxication and cruelty, a consent to practice law approved, and the court adjourned. District Judge Nan Cayce presided with multiple named parties and attorneys.
A fragment from Telmont Dots dated January 23 1894 notes court reform and melancholy mood among boys. It suggests names for local offices including W W Harvey as sheriff and Rut ridge as county treasurer. Mentions We T Olack for representative and Yacammad for supervisor. Conveyor mentions a new Belmont school building and rising material.
The Herald, a wealthy popular paper in Chivazo, stopped its weekly edition with 25 000 circulation due to publication costs. Canton Picket notes cheaper country papers at $1 a year, while Carlton Cornwall of Middletown endorses Chamberlain’s Cough remedy for colds and whooping cough. J H Moore sells 26 and 50 cent bottles. Chambers Into’s Pain Balm is praised for rheumatism relief and cure, with sale by JH Moore.
Bucklen's Arnica claims to heal cuts bruises sprains and various ailments with a money back guarantee. Sold by J. F. Moore at two cents per box, the advertisement emphasizes positive results and no pay if not satisfied.
A dated solicitation from Abe Rahel & Co of Corinth Mississippi appeals to patrons in Tishomingo County. The note promises reliable handling of mull orders and emphasizes longstanding honest business practices. Divas signs the message.
Cure claims to end coughing colds or grippe in one day using Lexe te Bromo Quinine. Sold in Twirlews with convenient take home form priced at 2 conte.
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