The gale., January 13, 1888, Image 4

About The gale. (Iuka, Miss.) 18??-1888

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•THE GALE.
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IiKA, MISS^ JA\ ':;,T888.
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! LOCAL ANP PERSONAL ITEMS
I was just behind the crowd
You missed a treat if ju5 were net r.1
the Iustitnte last Friday night.
Preaching at the Baptist Church to
morrow night, Sunday and Sunday night
There were twenty-two guests registei
ed at the county boarding house this
week. “Does yc twig?”
y
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The Gale will he issued on Thursday
after this w$ek.
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We are one day late with this week’
publication on account of waiting to ge
as full report of tho court's action a
■ possible.
Messrs Marshall Mayes and Georg
Ingram, two talented young gentleme
of Grenada county, and former student
• o' luka Normal Institute, re-eutore<
school here this week.
The new Board of Supervisors Jieh
their first meeting iast week. Circuin
stances, ovar which we have no control
prevents our publishing their proceed
ing. They were iu session most' 6f tin
•week.
Hon. YV. B. YValker, our worthy Dis
i trie", Attorney, is :u attendance at court
this week, this being Ills tlrst visit u«
attorney. He Is quite youthful in appear
ance, but the boyS say l‘lie 'gets there all
the same,”
1’hcy had everything before the grand
jury tliis time between the ages of twelve
and eighty years. The number of True
Hills is estimated all the way' from 75 to
347; sixteen being the largest number
found against any one man (?)
.. ..
It is desired by some of our merchani
.that the corporation "‘scatter” that eu
bankmeut of dirt stationed betw ten Ja
Bird 1’ark and Trout Bow.
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We have known and heard of men be
ing sentenced to jail for various offenses
Hut never before this term of court die
vtye hear of a man ‘‘going to jail oil his
honor.”
Mrs. J. \V, Jourdan returned Iron
iJWemphis Sunday.
Scveial pupils haye registered al thi
Jsormal this week;
Most of the eases tnat were placed
before the court this terjn wore sub
mitted to and justice pieted out to them.
Presiding Elder Stone is in town and
yicinity this week attending: to
official bustdess.
, When are we to have the new cour
house erected? It seems this is tht
.question that directly interests our poo
pie. a man ordered to nppear Defori
the court of Tishomingo oounty, woult
•hardly know where to put in his ap
Ipearance—whether to go to the K of I
(iktll.Iuka Springs Ball Boom, Mayor’
‘Office or to half .dozen oilier places tha
imightbe mentioned.
LOST: Somewhere in the town c
Buka, on Saturday last( one plain, gol
•ring, weighing about six pwls. Tb
'finder will be liberally rewarded b
-returning same to Gale office.
NOTICE.
-MILLER wants-to soil all bc^'owns—lie
'<100 acres land for $500; houicsteut
■412000; §4000 in notes and accounts A
$2000; 0000 enrolled judgments A
$800; C yoke oxeu, $200; 5 nagot
•for $100; Merchandise, $500; 8<
bushbls corn for $4u0. Store house$4t
’One jennet, $ 50. Payable iheu liari
on is elected. lq.
Just received at w. F. Hubbard’s
■arge stock of fall and winter goods t
-all grades—dress goods, linseys, g'n;
-bams, flannels, wraps of the latest style
at all-prices from $2 to $15. Men an
‘beys’'Clothing cheaper than the ehcape;
nwwMt inn in» mr.«' . —s. n ;rsr.. ju.'«
fMTBD Bf ILL.
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‘AMONG THE
s' j b rx:ak :z<2 ix s»9
■ The Grand Entertainment Given at '
(uka Normal Institute Hall
Witnessed by Several Hundred
Spectators.
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Proceeds Given for the Benefit cf
The Young Men’s Christian Associa- j
tion.
On Friday evening last a largo crowd
of citizens from town and vicinity
assembled at the luka Normal Institute
hall in response to a previous announce’
ment that the Classic and Scientific
classes of the > ormal were to give an
entertainment there that evening. By
the time it was dark it appeared as
thorgh it would be impossib’e to seat
the congregation, which was theu yery
large and increasing at quite a lapid
rate; however, -by the addition of
several dozen extra chairs which were
held in readiness for the occasion, ail
5 were comfortably seated and looking
f forward with greatest anxiety to the
s. ring of the curtain ball by a little after
seven o’clock.
Everything being made ready f«r
commencement, tno performances
2 opened at 7:30 with music on piano,
1 yiolins and guitar. The next thing on
s the programme was a play, entitled
' “Among the Breakers,’’ The following
characters were used, and were repre
sented by the young ladies and gentle t
I man whnea namaa uro nnnnsita thpm *
Scud , the darkey. A. H. Ellett.
Larry, the Irishman', J .J. Blytiie,
Bruce Hunter by J. A.IIarYey,
DAviD HuhTfeu by J A.CriSleR,
Clarence HiSteu, Tom Hdleman,
Peter Paragraph by Charles PAitks
Minnie Daze by Miss LolYe Gage,
Bidd'Y by Miss Willie Harrison,
Bess StarbriIsht Mils Mary Watson,
Moter Cart' by Miss Mattie Gist
While all presented their parts wen,
and with credit to themselves and to
; the Normal, we are under obligatiou
10 take special notice of “Scud” as wt
see him playing so perfectly the part 01
the ‘‘unb.cached American.”
Tho performance lasted for near y
two hours, duiing which time the aud i.
ence were very attentive, giving now
and then cheers of appreciation.
r The Normal nua been grvirg enter
tainments of this kind from time to
time tot the, past four or hve years, and
I were invariably well attenaed,
■’ ancl huselv tLioyed, yet it is now
, acknowledged by all who were present ,
that none of them were so ably gotten
up and well presented as “Among The
- BlIEAkERS.”
y The proceeds, which wt’.s a veiy
; respectable sum, j-veic given to the
! cause of ihe Y. M C. A.
s POlt.Ci'iY MARSHAL: *
JOHN I. KOBINSON.
We are auilioiized to annonnce the
name of John I. Hobiuson as a ia.ululate,
. lor the ollice of City Marshal for lue cor-1
; poration.pl luka. Election }» April. ,
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If you vv.uit ji tiijo ^aslpnqre dress, go
to \V. Hubbard's; cheapest] .a Uc,
market..
Dyi’t {ail to go lo^Tliibbaib-’s {or yom
Boots,anil 81iQ.es, ,
J. W. #Jour<j;tn is now prepared to
insuie your property .attains lire, mi tbeji
bust .companies kiloIVii. .Cud oU lom,
and insure before it is loo late.
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j\ otic* e .
i Having deeidtd to wind up my bust-,
l ness in luka in ihe.r.ext thiee montsh
■ .1 hereby give notice to all my custom
t ers that <1 will not (.pen any new ac
5 counts payable fiexi lall, but will sell
t g.iod< very cheap to c'o-e out n:v large,
wui'er scck'dip n. i.e winter months.
All patties ucre by open ae
f count, no :q gage o. otaerw -e.
i who do not a u;e i-rx th ly day*
e will find their I .not o. tbe hri.o i of
y an officer tor colli .ion. I am going to
wind up;, collect my debts; pay mv
debts, and know nn i l lave leii
Come on if you are coming.
I, Bespec.tu y,
r \v . F. Hubbard.
ls Dec. !3ih 1887.
'0
l | “BY-BY, MY HONEY, I’M GOXS”
;l 1 till court is over, lie trif1 •' he tnado his
■departure •
Tp W i|TH AT?
J. T. GOYER
HAS Jl'ST HKt LIVED A N K ' E Iji XI'.’ <) 1- T11 K f. A TEST
NOVELTY IN FI RE-WORKS, TOYS 1 NO
MUSICAL 1VSTRI MB NTS
3 00 0 1M>UiM>S IOWT NTIQJ£
Owmly si*^< l{p(*<'iv<»d, null
will In* sOld ! X <• * j—;, |>pr
poumi 1'ot‘ l ho uovt
ton days only
A Big Lot oi Fruits, cakes. Jellies,
Banov Candv, ele.
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-ALL KINDS OF X-MAS FOODS A Si 'FA IA LTV
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Go to C. Hubbard & Co. for
yonr drugs ami medicines. Pre
scriptions carefully compounded
day or night
o“HI Pompey 1 what yon ’fraid of?
Vhat makes you shake and shibberr”
“ Law chile 1 Ise cot de ague
An got do tropic libber/'
“De tropic libber Poropcy?
I don’t know what you means:
But you can cure your ngim
By taking SMITH S BILE BEAlsS.
Two bits a bottle, don't pay morel
You’ll get dem at de dnignmn's store.”
* The most economical and best remedy
ftjr ague. 25 cents, per bottle.
Kv changes at (J A I, c Ollke mr 3 els pei
pou r; d
Notice
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WIVES I MOTHERS I DAUGHTERS I
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«Joh Work Eso^ntpd jkVitli Neatness and Dispatch.
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'WESTERN
CiilHOlG
PURELY VEGETABLE.
■ The onlyJtemedy Posltlvo’y Cuaranteee
to CURE CHILLS II FEVER or MALARIA
Jn any qt It. forms. Ths.DrueptUt who sells it
Sefunds the Honey when it Falls.
TESTIMONIALS VOLUNTARILY SENT.
Rid Land, Mi.b.» Oct. 1,1S86.—Gonts: I have beat
fettling Western Tonic over a year, and insure ltt<
sure in every caf«o, and have never heard of a felngli
instance in which it failed to cure. J. B. Dunlap.
. Houston, Miss.. Dec. 4. 1888.—Gents : Can I eecan
the agency for your Western Chill Tonic forth!
tolacer I hove sold aeveral dozen bottles, and lin«
it effects more cures and gives hotter aatiafuctiox
than any chill remedy 1 ever used. W. b\ T a bis.
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, LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY»
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lion i! I .or .pjfvitSi, in private rarailUi.s, $10;
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U fields arf scarce, l>»it those who write
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they cmu do, and live at home,that will pay
them from $.'> to $2o per day. Some ha**
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\\. (:. iili’iiA 1.1? tv ns, proprietors.
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ALL O t Him When You Want A Clean ,
Shave, Fash * onhk, Hair-Oat,
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♦ ' have in eoimertinn with my shop
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Timb to complete the Full Diploma Businrsn Course abm
10 weeks. ToUl Cost, includla* Tuition, Books, J-'iaticucry
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*aat year. 6,000 successful (fradustes.
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imgim September loth. For full particulars,-* Mrrss
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