The Osceola times., 1883-09-01

The l.. A. b. will meet Tuesday
night st Mrs. Bertha Goetz's.
If you want choice fragrant
Cigar call at X. c. PnEwIrr's.
Mr.. NJ. Heinz, got back from
New York last Monday, where he
laid in heavy stock of goods.
Capt. Halls new steamer is out
and will soon be in the Memphis and
Dycrsburg trade. She is named
"Gayoso."
If you want anything in the
Druggists line, go to
DR. R.C. PHEwlTT.
Mrs. F. NJ. Lucas, who has been
extremely i'll during the week, rs,
we are glad to state, slowly recover
ing.
The frame of the l.. A. s. Hall
is up, and the work is being showed
right along, notwithstanding the pre-
dictions that It would never be built.
Mr.. Edward Boyce accidental
" split his foot, from the toes half
way to the ankle, while using an
ax on one of the Pile Drivers.
Mrs. Mary Hartman left last
Thursday for Louisville, where she
will take in the Exposition and lay
. Fall and Winter Stock Of Goods,
Lone Jack Smoking Tobacco,
and the popular "virginia Queen
8 cent Cigars, at PREwlrr's DGuG
SroRR.
Mr.. S. S. Triplett, of Blythes-
vile, was circulating among his Os-
oeola friends during the week, and
had his name enrolled among the
patrons Of the TIMES.
The annual Report ofthe School
Directors has to be handed in be-
tween the lst. and 10th days of Sep
tember. Let the Directors attend
to this duty promptly.
-Drummers, OF Commercial Trav-
elers are constant visitors in our
town now; but they seem to have as
perfect horror Of newspaper Of
Ace rs the old boss OF hades has of
holy water.
Have you seen it? No! Then
by all means look in another column
and see Mcssrs. Stowell 4 Heinz's
advertisement; read it carefully, and
then 60 around and look at their
splendid stock of new Goods.
Mr.. John White brought us a
fine large Melon last Thursday, 1t
is the largest SO far received by the
TINES. However, this need not deter
others from sending us their finest
and largest productions in this line.
Misses Alice and Lizzie Cooke,
of Memphis, who are visiting Mrs.
g, l.. Moore, at Blythcville, spont a
few days in our town during the ear
ly part Of the week. Had their stay
been left TO vote Of the young men
they would still be with US.
Mr.. J. A. MeAllister wants 100
wood choppers to cut cord wood. lie
pays IS cents per cord. Good tim
ber, clear Of undcrbrush. Fur par
ticulars, call on a. Goodrich, at the
Post Office, or J. A. McAllister, at
Pettey's Landing.
Sheriff Haskins has had another
deputy sworn in. For the present,
he is under the special training of
Mrs. Haskins, and will no doubt, in
time, make an efficient officer. All
getting along fine.
DIR. II. c. Dunavant returned
home last Sunday night from New
York, where he had gone to accom-
pany Mrs. Dunavant, whom he left
at her fathers home, in Bartlett,
Tenn, and who he says is improving
slowly.
Mr.. James Schnabel, now of
Nodena, in the employ of Messrs.
Stowcll & Heinz, made his friends
happy by showing up among them
this week. Jim says he wants to
rest up q little before the Fall ava,
lanche of trade sets it.
With pleasure we call attention
to the advertisement of the Academy
of the Sacred Heart, situated In Hell
ena, Ark. The buildings are spa
cious, and erected in a handsome
style. Every attention is given TO
the ncatness, health and comfort of
the pupils, who receive every attcn.
tion and care they could possiblv rc.