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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

The organizing committee Of the Hawaiian
Agricultural Society intend TO call the first
meeting for the third week Of the present
month,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

Amongst the passengers who arrived by the
dRtf,ala were Mir Lewis Dat, son Of Captain
!. NJ. Oat Of Honolulu, who left here twenty
six year, ago, when u small boy.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07
SIP authority.

DAVID y. FYFE, Pei hsi this day been ~.
pointed Deputy tlefl u the supreme Court vice An
taus Ross. Esq, resigned.
Commission 10 lear dsis from roth September. 1892
fp9-H mo T. BARNARD
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

We hear that the amount the heirs Of Ladd
& Co. claim OF the Hawaiian Government
reaches the sum Of S. 10000 And il their
claims are granted one half Of that sum will be
given to the lawyers
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

The hhotoa will hereafter be published at
the office OF the SAIvRpAy PRESS. The pre-.
sent number is the first issued from this Office.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

Governor Domin, ho, appointed II N. Ka.
hulu, Deputy District Justice Of the district Of
kooaupoko, this island,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

J. +. Bush has been appointed a member Oh
the Board Of Health, vice !. $, Walker
resigned
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

Several sailors, it j, said, deserted from II.
u. NJ. $. Sattbo before shc sailed from this
port Tor Coqumbo.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

There was very little drunkenness on the
streets last Monday the day the new liquor
law came into operation.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

Some much.nccdcd improvements are being
made in Emma Square during tie vacation o
the Band
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

The King gave Iuau to number Of invited
friends NJ his Waikiki residence last Saturday
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

The Dylp Bnlle0a office {, to be moved to
Queen street opposite Vests carriage factory.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

Mr.. William Hopper returned from the
States by the ANiydiia, with young bride.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

Wccxtcnd thank, to Captain G.. W. jerks
Of the bark n. c. Murray, for San Francisco
papers,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

That was nice little story about the crazy
man from Mahukona. Sold again.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

H. IT,, K. Keelkoani, has been quite ,eri.
ou,y indisposed Of late.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

II. h. NJ. S. Saffho sailed for Coquimbo
Int Inn.1nN
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07
THE NATIVE PRESS.

We have been informed tina, the millionaire
CLAUS Spreckels) has gone to buy out the
claims Of the heirs OF Latld * Co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

The long .taed comet now in view fore.
tokens trouble 10 come during the administra
ton of Mr. Gibson.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07
ELEVEN LOTS

in the Ahupuaa Of Polanui, A~ad $3.50, b. Apana az
W. C. Lanalio, as follows:
Lot Pasture Land lying on the Sea
Beach, a73rioso acres.
Lot a-Cane and Pasture Land, I4Is.Sa
acres
Lot 3-Cane, Pasture and Kalo Land,
IIiso5o acres.
Lot 4 Kalo Land, 100 acres.
Lot 5-Kalo Land, roo acres.
Lot 6-kalo Land, 100 acres.
Lot 7-Kalo Land, rsso acres.
Lot SKalo Land, YS5o acres.
Lot o-Pasture Land, I6lsoio acres
Lot Io-Cane and Pasture Land, s5,iSSo
acres.
Lot rI-Kalo Land, mostly taken up
with kuleanas, whole area 7,ioSo acres
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07

ia the land q knkskapa, Aszrd az 70 ". G.
Lasahlo. a. isis~s
10, i-Cane and Kalo Land, IaIst
acres.
Lo, scane and Kalo Land. ~.
acres.
10, ; Cane and Kalo Land. ,%sS.
acres
I-o, ! Cane and Halo Land, IiIga
acres.
10, S Cane and Kalo Land, So acsex
Lot 6-Cane and Kalo Land nh
acres
boandzxss<
| $. y DOLE, Iessss,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-10-07
ELEVEN LOTS

IN the Ahupuaa Of KIhohlsa, A~4ri ssss. n. Apans
ID, 10 W. C. Luaaliio, a. foiso~s;
Lot r-Kalo Land, ~, 10 acre
Lot ,-kalo Land, 100 acres.
Lot sod Kalo Land, 100 acre.
Lot Kalo Land, 10, 100 acre.
Lot 5-kalo Land, 100 acre.
Lot 6-Kalo and Kula Kand, -, 20 acre.
Lot 7-Kalo Land, r55s acre.
Lot SKalo Land, %, q. acre.
Lot 9 Kalo and Kula Land, ID acre.
10, lo-Pasture Land, 6o,sosS acies-
Lot Ir-Pas,ure Land, 9oisose acres
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11
Lost BODY.

Chas. J. O'Connor was drowned
from the U. S. Government boat
Wednesday evening, October 10Th.
1882, near Watson's Landing, a few
miles below New Madrid. O'Con.
nor was 5 feet 8 inches high, had
dark hair, smooth features, wore grey
pants, black coat and vest, white
shirt without collar. Any informa
ton of finding the body will be
thankfully received by w. II. Pow.
less, u. S. Assistant Engineer at Os.
ceola, Ark. Exchanges please copy
New Madrid Record.
DIR. Geo. f. Pettey, of Hickman,
Ark, informs us that a body, an
swering above description was found
at the above named place, and there
can be no doubt rs to the identity.
The letters G. O. c., pricked in In
dia ink on his arm, together with
hight, color Of hair, clothing and all,
leaves no room to doubt. An in
quest was held, and the body buried.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

NOTICE i IIEREBl GIVEN, that genera
election will he held nj ,he following precincts
| In Mississippi county ON the 7th day OF Novcm-
bcr isS2 to elect one Congressman. at large,
also one Congressman from the First Congress
sional District of Arkansas, to-wit;
Monroe Township-at Court House, Osceola
Carson Lake Tewnship-at School house.
Golden Lake--at sections store
Pecan Point Township-at Friend 4 Morris
store.
Scott Township at Dickiuson's NJ III.
Dead Timber Lake Township-at School
house
Troy Township at Nodens.
Swayne Township-ai Rozzcll's.
Canadian Township at Cars store.
Hickman Townshp-at SweaIcncen's store.
Clear Lake Township-at school house.
Chickasawba Township at Blythc's Mill
East Big iake-at liectors.
West Big Lake--at Dougherty's Mill.
Little River Township-at u. r. Jackson's.
The County Court having failed to appoin t
Judges to hold said election. the voters Of each
township, when assembled, shall appoint
said Judges, who, after being sworn, shall ap-
point Clerks Of said election.
Given under my hand, this 18Th day of Sep
tembcr, 4. ID lSS5. W. Il. uASk ms.
S-2i-'t sheriff.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11
DrOWn med.

Messrs. Theodore Beihle and Ale,
Moore, the former of Cottonwood
Point, Mo-, the latter, of Barfeld
Ark, were drowned near Elmot last
Sunday night. 1t appears they were
floating a raft of timber, for the gov.
ernment works at Plum Point, when
the current and the wind, which was
blowing furiously at the time, drove
the raft against a fleet of bargcs, and
the two men above named were
swept into the river and drowned
before assistance could reach them.
We regret TO chronicle this sad and
unfortunate occurrence, as both men
were we'll known and stood high in
the esteem of the people of their re-
spective places of residence. Mr.
Beihlc, with whom we had pleas
ant social and business acquaintance,
is from st. Louis, and had, for the
last four years, made Cottonwood
Point his home, where he was liked
by everybody, and known for his
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court met last Monday
with Hon. Jas. G.. Frierson, our new
Judge, presiding.
The following is the list of Grand
Jury-men:
Foremen; c, II. Gaylord; mem.
bers: Joe n. Hill. j. NJ. Paris, Geo
w. Harrington, NJ. ID. Hudgins, d.
NJ. Marlin, 7. A Barton, Joe Ward,
W. Z. Miller. l.. II. Watkins, Hart
Rounsayille, o. I. Craig, j. A. Bar
ron, J. II. Parnell, +. NJ. Lucas, w.
Buchanan, L Il. Wiggins and Ed
ii. Williams; the latter two taking
the place of Joe n. Hill and r. A,
Barton, excused.
STATE DOCKET.
State, VS.. A. l.. Cissell, continued
State, VS.. Gid. N. Carr, nolle pros
State, VS.. Harry S. Williams, fined
$1,000.
State. VS.. ID. II. Pittman, acquitted
LAW DOCKET.
J.. Henderson, VS.. a. l.. Cissell
judgement for the interplcader, A
l.. Cissell.
Jno. Matthews, VS.. Hugh II. Me-
Weigh, Administrator Pendentc lite,
judgement for S344,70.
Is. +. Jones, Guardian, VS.. Thos
Slaughter, continued.
W. +. Wright, VS.. +. J.. Warner
judgement for Deft.
j. B. Wynne, VI. Martha Ross,
judgement for plaintiff for $4,000
for damages.
II. c. McFadden, VS.. ii. {. Crig-
ger, judgement in favor Of plaintiff
for $4,000.
A. J. Wilson & Co., VS.. M. +. Lii
lard; dismissed at cost Of Plaintiff.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11
The Ladies' Aid Society

The Fair held by the Ladies Aid
Society, IN connection with their
Luncheon tables during the week,
was decided success, nothwith.
Standing the predictions ofnumcrous
individuals who seemed disposed to
check and hinder those so nobly
engaged in the work. The gross
proceeds amounted to sGl2.j0; de-
duct'ng expenses, the net proceeds
foots up the neat little sum of $685.
50. OF the many articles disposed
of by vote, rattle and otherwise, we
have only time and space to mention
a few: A Mug, worth perhaps half
dollar, voted to the most popular
young man, was awarded TO Mr..
Charles Stratton, and brought $685.
90. An Individual Silver Sett, vot-
ed to Mr.. Ben. II. Bacchus, brought
$3.50. "A Child's Combination
Chair was voted to Lillian Hale, and
brought 1890; and beautiful Chi
ma Tea Sett, won by Mr.. c. f. Peters
which brought s33,75. With the
exception Of a little confusion and
excitement occasioned when the time
was called on the vote for the Child's
Chair-two parties claiming the last
bid, everything passed off very pleas
antly, and the Ladies may well feel
proud of their success.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11

AFTER a severe test of twelve
years, by many leading physicians
and thousands Of females, it has been
thoroughly demonstrated that En-
GLIsu FEMALE BITTERs has cured
and relieved more sickly females,
than all other remedies combined.
All monthly defects, excesses or
weaknesses, affecting married Or sim
gle ladies, are promptly relieved by
its use. d n,
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11
How TO SAVE.

All hard workers are subject To
bilious attacks which may end in
dangerous illness. Parkcr's Ginger
Tonic will keep the kidneys and liv-
er active, and by preventing the at
tack save much sickness, loss of time
and expense. Delay at such times
means danger.-Detroit Press. See
other column. dn.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11

a never failing destroyer OF vermin. Roach
es, Bedbugs, y leas, Mosquitoes ard Flies eau not
exist where the Powder is freely distributed.
Sportsmen should never be without 1t II effect
ually ri,s dogs Of their greatest encmy-the flea
Poulers viii find it a falling preventive
Tor Lice, Bcdbugs and other vermin that iniest
the nests and coops. One package IL guaran
teed to rid a house eflectualiy and perrnanen tly
OF Bedbugs and Reaches, or money refunded.
FOR ROAClIES.-A few applications will
drive them eatirely away from the promises 1t
acts like charm A safe and sure remedy. 4
10 cent bottle will be sufficient to rid II house
of these most distasteful pests
FOR BEDBtGS.-A prominent citizen, who
does not want his nam mentioned says. 1--WE
W ere so unfortunate as to buy secondhand
bedstead for our hired woman, and no soon er
had summon begun than we found to our sur
prise that our house was oycr-run with bcdbugs
Well We tried soap suds, turpentine, carbon oil
aud half dozen other articles, but with only
temporary relief. We had to get up nearly ever
night and gather them no, all we could find bn.
dish Insect Powder, with little faith in it but
one application told the tale. II did the woik
euck as lightning; II almost instantly killed all
we could reach; and drove the enire balance
out of the house We We're delighted; sur
prised. Next night, about midnight we went
Tor them again, but. to our dsap pointmcni, not
bug could be found, only Il few shells, and
that was all and we have not seen bug about
the house since. We would not take $1,000 IN
gold for bottle OF it IL We could not reple &C IT,
It's worth more than its weight in gold > We
have hundreds of letters testifying to its eX-
cellence.
FOR fLEAS in dogs, cats, &c, little dust
ing of 1t drives them out or kills them 1.-THE neas)
outright aud does not injure the animals
FOR POULTRY It is unequaled An occa-
sional II licaton In The nest and about the roost
will rid every chicken house OF its most dread
cd enemy
FOR MOSQ UIrOS "A teaspoonful hcapcd
on II saucer and lighted at the top sends on a
pleasant perfume. but deadly smoke to these
troublesome nightly visitors and in less than
half an hour your room is entirely rid of them
They drop down. par ,lyzed, aud never get up
again You sleep in peace
FOR AN rs 1t Kills them and drives them
cut No Insect life can live near II, but to hu-
man or animal lille IL is harmless
We have neither me nor space to dwell on
the discovery Ul this great boon. The simrlr
Tact that II will do all and more than We claim
lor il is sufficient.
If Is FULLY WARRANTED
If in any nstancc, after fair trial it fails to
do half what we clam for 1t, We will refund your
money Give II trial and you W i'll he happy
Address all Orders to JAS II. J JHNSON 4
CO.. 100 smilhdeld Street, Pittsburgh. pa.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11

a GREAT desideratum in the pre-
paration of medicine is tha. it should
be palatable without losing its eili-
cacy. This is the case with Prickly
Ash Bitters, and being graded as
regards their cathartic properties,
they are better adapted for general
use than any other similar article.
n trial will convince the most skep-
tical. dn,
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11
FOR X ENT!

WI LET, for a term Of yeas, to n good ten
ant, that lirst-class Plantation, situated in the
lower end of Mississippi Comfy, Ark. known
COZ sisi OF some five hundred acres OF land In =
good slate OF cultivation; Steam (ijni Saw Mill;
dwelling and tenement houses--ihe whole being
LIST . iss3
Apply TO the undersigned. at Nashville, Tenn,
OF 10 McNeigh scmucs. osceoia. Ark,
VA. ) BKANSfORD.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11

ALI who lead a closely confined
life are more frequent subjects of
constipation, headache and indiges-
ton. If you will use BAILEy's SA-
LINE ArERIENT it will cure you en-
tirely. Pleasant as glass of soda,
cheaper than pills and never fails.
ii n,
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11
BEATTY EFc,4\rn

The beauty and color OF the hair
may be safely regained by using
Parker's Hair Balsam, which is much
admired for its perfume, cleanliness
and dandruif eradicating properties,
d n.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11

high sense OF honor and strict bust
ness integrity, as well as his kind
and obliging disposition.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11

The calls at the Times Office
during the week were frequent and
numerous. Among those who call.
cd and were more than welcome, il
that they subscribed foe the Times
were Mcssrs. G. w. bradshaw, 10 be
sent TO Portageville, Mo-; J, c. CAN.
PEI, to Jonesboro, Ark; l.. w. Cos.
nell & CO., Blythesvillc; Jacob Guih
Thos. +. Warren, Golden Lake; Jas.
Warren, for NJ. &. Barnett, Portage.
vile, Mo. Those who renewed thcil
subscription were, DR.. j. E. Felts
ID. r. Pittman, DR.. ID. c. Joyaer, F
Henderson, and o. S. Wigley, Col
den Lake, and A. }. Kali, II. 4,
Blythe, and j. NJ. +. Sisk, Blythes-
vile; II. w. Rice, Louise, aod c. c.
Morris, Osceols.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER.

IN MI'sI slpPl CIRCUIT COURr-TO FAIL
TERM, lSs2.
E. A Ca Gmries Defendant.
The above named non resident defendant, Il.
A. GarlIek Is warned to appear In thu. Court
within thirty days, and answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff, Pauline Garlick.
This october i1th, lSs2'
ben II BACJIUS, Cleik,
by Hugh r. McNeigh, ID G.
Harry 5. Williams, Att'y for Plaintiff,
McNcigh Sennmes attorneys for Defendant.
lU-2.-i.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11

IcdiiN.
For Nobby Styles in Clothing
70 to Avery's. They have fine as
sortment of the very latest.
Misses Maggie Boisseau aud
Eugenia Edrington, of Memphis, two
charming young ladies, are turning
the heads Of the young men of Osce-
ola, and are the guests Of Miss Mol
lie Matthews.
Soda Crackers, Nic-nacs, Corn
hills, Assorted Cakes and Jumbles.
Sweet Crackers. Ginger Snaps and
Stage Planks, at AvERy's.
The Memphis hunting club,
came up this morning, bound for a
Duck hunt on Big Lake. While
wishing them big luck, we are devil
ish sorry that we can't GO to. We
are some in duck hunt ourself.
You can get the best assortment
Of Over-shirts, Working shirts, Dress
Shirts, Underwear and Gents Fur.
nishings at AvEW's.
Gentlemen at public gatherings
where ladies are in attendance, should
learn to hold themselves down, and
not forget the respect and courtesy
due gentlemen, as well as ladies'. A
word to the wise, &c.
We acknowledge the receipt of
a brace Of wild ducks from Mr.. j. NJ.
Lawrence. Jim is getting to be one
of the sports, and will class as one
of the champion wing shots of the
county.
Avery has just received com
plete stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Staple and Fancy Groceries. Go
and examine their prices.
Our friends from the Country,
who are ia attendance at Court, and
know themselves indebted to the
TIMFs' Office, either for subscrip-
ton or advertising, would confer a
favor by calling and settling up.
Those whose time of subscription
has about expired will also bear in
mind that this is good time to re-
new. Call and we'll try to make
you feel comfortable.
The Ladies Aid Society purpose
giving an Oyster Supper aud Dance
ON next Tuesday and Wednesday
nights; and if the weather cont
pleasant they also will have Ice
Cream. The entire community is
invited to patronize this dcservcdly
popular enterprise Of the Ladies.
They will occupy the vacant store
belonging to John Manchester, next
door to w. f.. Moss
Owing to pressing demands on
our time by outside business, in The
way of interviewing delinquent
friends whom we see but seldom, we
are behind time with this issue, as
well as short in the way of inter.
est'ng matter, save the election news.
The material was ample, but had no
time to work it up. Hope our read
crs will please qqs, while we gath
cr our scant harvest.
AS an evidence of the healthful-
ness of Mississippi County, the fol-
lowing statement furnished us by
Mr.. Harry Carmack, of Chickssawba,
ought to convince the skeptical, that
with proper care, and attention to
hygiene, the climate of Mississippi
county is about as safe to live and
die in as any other portion of the
state:
"Mr. 4. Y. Crawford has raised
nine children, the oldest, %, and the
youngest, Syears of age; has five
grand children; one soh-in-law and
three daughters-in- -law-twcnty in
all, and has not lost one by death.
A happier or healthier family don't
live anywhere. His father, Uncle
Nose, is 80 years old, hale and hear
ty, and can do AS much work TODAY
as any one"
Drowned.
Messrs. Theodore Beihle and Alex
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11
"TOugh " on ChiIls.D

Cures 5 cases for % cts. in cash on
stamps. Mailed by John Parham,
Atlanta, Ga. dn.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11

nEOn business now before the publir
KNIT You can make money faster a
0ANx work Tor Us than at anytbipg else
'apital not needed Wewijl start
yon sl2 day and upwards made
at by the industrious Men. Women hoy,
AMI pirls wanted everywhere 10 work far ms
N3W u The time. You can work In spare timu
only OF give your whole time 10 The business
You can live at home and do the work M 9TH
cr p,isiness vii pay you nearly as well No one
can fAil tu make oimous pay by npayinp AZ
one Costly outft aud terms free. Money
maie last easily, and honorubly. Addr,.s
IRtE a Go augusta, Maine
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue
Of an order made by the Hon County Court OF
Mississippi County, Arkansas, made at the DC
tober Term. lssl, TWILL on
SATURDAY, nth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882.
at the front door of the Court House In Osccola.
Arkansas. let out TO the lowest bidder. the con :
tract for building Bridge across Frenchman' :
Bayou, In said County, nt, or near Dickinson S
Mill Plans and Specifications for said bridge
can be seen at my Office In Osceola.
Contractor will be required TO give bond an
approved security for the proper and faithful
perfOr nance OF his contract
This October 10Th, 1ss2
BEN. II BACCHUS, Clerk.
BY Hugh McNeigh u. &.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11
Oscc0la Rain Drops.

aV'e Wv
Ladies and Misses Hose, in large
varieties, at STOwELL & HEINZ.
The health of the community is
gradually improving
Virginia Tobaccoes, at
JAMES SCHNABELs.
Well tell more about the Fair
next week.
Cures Chills and Fevers-Armis.
teads Tonic, to be had at
II. &. PREwITT's.
DIR. G. f. Pettey, wife and little
daughter, are in town, and bunk with
the editor.
Thurber's No. 5, and No. 10, at
JAMES ScHNABEL's.
Sure shot for Chills and Fever
Armistead Ague Tonic. For sale al
PREwITT's DRUG STORE.
Mrs. II. c. Dunavant, accompa.
MED by Miss l.. A. Pulliam, and Miss
Susie Wheeler, returned home last
Thursday on the Coahomo.
Black Cashmercs, 80, 65, and 9(
cents per yard. at SrowELL & HEINZ
Why shake and suffer with Chill,
and Fever when Armisteads Tonic
will drive it from the system. Fo'
sale at r. G. PREwIrTs.
Among the visiting Attorneys
in attendance at Circuit Court. are
Col. J. G. McCabe. Col. o. 7. Lyle.
and Maj. X. +. Adams.
Armistesds' Tonic cures Chills
Fcvcrs, Agucs, and never fails. FoI
sale at II. c. PREwirT's.
Fresh arrival of Embroideries and
Laccs, ut STOwELL & HEINZ.
Miss Jennie Humes, an accom-
plished and intelligent young lady
Of Gainesville, Mo-, is ON visit to
Mrs. r.. G. Prcwitt.
Soft Finish Bleached Domestic, 36
inches wide, at 10 cts per yard, at
SrowEL & HEINZ.
DIR. +. G. McGavock, Repre-
sentative elect of Mississippi county,
has been in attendance at Court this
week. We acknowledge short but
pleasant call.
Picklcd Pigs Feet and Tongue,
at JAMES SCmNABEL's.
If you want anything in the
Druggists line, 60 to
DIR. r. c. PREwITT.
Mrs. Liston, wife Of Mr.. James
Liston, had the misfortune to break
an arm, a few days since, by an un-
lucky fall on slippery walk.
Variety of choice Cigarettes, at
JAMES SCuNABEL's.
Avery has fne line of Jeans
Pants, cheap.
: "A little girl made her appear
ance at the residence of Mr.. Buck
Hall last Tuesday night, and twins
"A boy and girl, at the residence of
Mr.. Dave Lawrence, on "Wednesday.
Blankets, Quilts and Comforters,
at STowELL & HEINZ.
Double Refined Cooking Oil -
Ruby Red Headlight Oil, at
AvERY's
Mr.. Joe. N. Hill, who came up
to attend court as a member of the
grand jury, we regret to say, is quite
i'll, Of pneumonia, ut Mr.. Barney's.
Fresh Oysters, at ScHNABEL's.
Fine Graverly Chewing Tobac-
co at DIR. II. c. PREwIrT's.
For Bargains, go to Avery's,
they give the best goods for the
least money.
The town has been full of pco-
pie from the country this week, and
the lodging accommodations at the
hotel and various boarding houses,
have been taxed tO the utmost.
Avery has the prettiest line of
Calicoes in Osccola, go aud examine
them.
Fine Cut and Smoking Tobaccoes
at, JAMES SCuNABEL's.
Mr.. S. ii. Mulkey, while out on
a hunt last Thursday, got lost and
laid out all night His friends were
getting uneasy about him, when he
put in his appearance.
E;uOar Ala anI Krnutl.Ior at
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FOR SALE!

My Dwelling House and Lot, situated in the
town Of osceola with god Cistern, Outhous-s
and good iences, &c. VIII sell at reasonable
figures. Apply TO. or address.
!. Il. WNNNE,
Id If. Osceolu Ark.
The Osceola times., 1882-11-11
For Sale, Cheap!

A Horse power Well -boring Machine, with two
Augurs and all attachments. IL is the mos
complete Wcl-Borer made. and has been used
but little. and will be sold at II bargain.
For further particulars, address,
THEO. BIEIII r.
ll.i-tf. Plum Point, Tenn.
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