The Osceola times., 1882-08-26

Lecture tomorrow hlght at the
Union church.
Weather cool, especially of
night, and rather unfayarahle for the
cotton crops.
Great assortmen: Of Lace Col,
lars and Ribbons, at
SrowELL & HEINZ.
Mr.. Jas. II. Hamilton will please
accept the thanks of the TINES gang
for two large and delicious water
melons.
Quarterly Conference Of the NJ.
T.. Church to-day and tomorrow at
Mil Bayou. All are cordially invit-
ed TO attend.
Squirrels are reported as plen'
tiful, and cutting the hickory-nuts; /;
but as everybody is out eiectioneor'
ing, they are unmolested.
Mrs. Merriwethor will lecture
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, at
the Union church, on Temperance.
Turn out, everybody, and go and
bear her.
"A young Deputy, made so by
paternal relationship, made his APP
pearance at the residence of Postmas-
ter Goodrich, last Thursday night.
Mother and boy doing fine.
Black Cashmcres at Soc, Toe.
and 81 90 per yard, at
STowELL & HEINZ.
Mr.. John Waller, by virtue of
the arrival of a visitor at his house,
is now entitled to the dear and famil-
lar title of "papa." Its boy.
Mrs. r. G. PrewI,t, left last
Tuesday evening, on visit to rela-
tives in Kentucky. We wish her a
pleasant trip, safe return and fully
restored 10 health.
No new developments, this
week from the combinators. " 1t
is hoped they will go out and amusc
themselves with toy pistols, while
the candidates continue their canvass
untrammeled with dead weights.
We add the following names TO
our list of new subscribers: II. II.
higgins, IIopkinsvillc, Ky; Levi b.
Thompson, Ji,o. W. Rice, VIM NJ.
Jones and John Linginfeltcr, flick
man, Ark.
Ladies Black Kid Gloves
every pair guaranteed, at
STowEIL & HIM.
hc ttdN'l soiht intn dic iO1
popular is because they are not PHI
ant. In order to be popular man
must be mere Gnger-board, pas
sive, plant creature, that is continu-
ally pointing the way he never goes.
Mr.. w. Bard Ellington return
ed last Thursday from oanvassing
tour OF the district. Judging by his
personal appearance, he has Jared
well, having gained considerable in
flesh; which is positive evidence that
his case before the people is on a
"solid" " basis.
Capt. E. NJ. Ayres has been ac-
corded the contract to furnish fresh
beef to the Government hands al
Plum Point. lie desires to announce
to the people that he wants to buy
FIVE hundred head of beef cattle, fol
which he is prepared topay the high
est market price. See his advertise
ment, and then call or him at Ayres
saw-mll.
Soaps and rerfumories, bought
direct from Colgate & Co, at
SrowELL & HEINZ.
We can't say that a Deputy
Sheriff made his appearance, as the
matter of next Sheriff is not decided
yet, but then voter Gn einbryo)
made his appearance at the residence
of our friend Heck Bowen. Heck
leaves nothing undone to get votes.
He's out eleotionoering now, and
will no doubt be glad when he re-
turns home to hnd one more "solid"
for him.
Mr.. Morris Heinz, oi the firm OF
Stowell & Heinz, returned from New
York, last Tuesday, whittier he had
gone to purchase their fall and win
ter goods. Their goods, an immense
lot, are arriving almost daily, and
comprise everything in the fancy and
staple dry goods hne-purchased
with care and special reference tc
this market. Their customers cannot