The Osceola times., 1883-05-19
0sccOia Rain DrOps,
rain that. last Monda

child died Thursday night, Of pneu-
monia.
If YOU want good temperance
drink, ON Ice, go to P.J. KELcH's
Mr.. Martin McDonna and fami
" left for Dakota this week, where
they will make their home in future
The L. A. Society will meet al
Mrs. r. c. Prewitt's next Tuesday
Look out for the locomotive
when you hear the whistle! Keer
of the track.
When you are hungry and want
good square meal for 25c go to
p. J. KELcm's.
DIR. G. +. Hcdricks has moved
over to Plum Point, where he will
in future practice his profession
The Doctor is great favorite here,
and will be missed, especially by the
fair sex. We wish him success,
Sec Mr., James Listons new ad-
vertisement in another column. He
means just what it says, "Cheap,
Cash Store.
Among those who called and
renewed their subscription for the
TINES, this week, were Col. O. p.
Lyles, Memphis; Mr., J, B, Lyerly,
Cottonwood Point, Mo-; Mr.. j. w,
Taylor, Golden Lake, Mr.. Edgar
A. Carleton, of the latter place was
enrolled on our list of new recruits.
If you want n choice fragrant
Cigar call at r. c. PREwIrr's.
One of the Arkansas press ex-
curtionist strayed from the herd
somewhere In Texas, and turned up
here in Osceola this week. He was
given direction how he could reach
his stamping ground, and as he gave
aplausible account of himself, well
not give him away, yet awhile.
For Tobacco, Cigars, Confec.
tioneries and light Groceries, at re-
duced prices, go to P. J. KELcn's.
Miss Sallie Black, of Brunswick,
Tenn, has been employed to teach
school at Pecan Point. Miss Black
stood an excel lent examination, and
we doubt not will give perfect salts.
faction in the school-room. Practi.
cal, professional teachers is what we
need in Mississippi county.
DR.. Prewitt win not be undersold
for Cash.
The Memphis papers are chuck
full Of the Mozart Musical Festival,
but as it is all new-fhnglcd music,
and sounds like Hebrew to our un-
cultured ears, we are not prepared
to rhapsodize over the subject. II
the Moxarts had confined themselves
to the old-fashioned tunes, such as
Arkansaw Traveller" "Hunt your
punchean, Joe,".. or "Swinging on
the Garden Gate" we might dcscant
muchly, and with familiarity.
"A fine line of choice cigars at
II. Z. PREwITT's.
With the instructions from the
Court, and the amount of testimony
said to have heen brought to bear
before the grand jury, it is surprising
that not even a test case was made
out against the violators of the three
mile law. Wooley, kinkey-headed
men are evidently not yet far enough
advanced in the art of government
to administer intelligently the duties
OF sworn jurymen. If those who are
sworn to do their duty will not, let
the citizens try. what virtue there is
in the Blind Tiger Law.
just ree eived, a choice of lot CT.
gars and chewing Tobacos at PREV
IRIS DRre SsToRE.
On our trip to Hot Springs and
back, we saw what we firmly believ-
ed could not be beat in the way of
especially at Malvern,
where these luscious delicacies of
the field aFe raised to perfection for
the markets; but when, last Monday,
we were presented with plate of
strawberries, by Mrs. S. S. Semmes,
raised by her, in her own garden,
Strawberries that averaged over five
inches in circumference, we became
At once confirmed in our opinion that
ours was the banner county in point
Of productiveness, in the state. Just
think Of strawberries SO large that
hungry, half-starved Arkansas editor
can't get away with short of five or