The Osceola times., 1883-09-15
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1888.
Osceela Rain Drops.

Oils &C., at bottom prices, for Cash.
Old Mother Hubbard
Went to the cupboard
To get her poor daughter a gown;
She made it up slsttern.
With sack for n pattern.
And the style spread all over the
town.
If you want q choice fragrant
Cigar call at Il. g. PREwITT's,
Another "dust- is very
much needed again.
The L. A. Society will hold its
next meeting At Mrs. g. w. Boyces'.
The roads are in excellent con-
dition in the immediate vicinity.
Mr.. G. X. Brickey left for st.
Louis last Sunday, to lay in Stock
Of new goods.
MIR. J. l.. Driver is having an
other dwelling house erected on the
the lot opposite the Planters House.
If you want anything in the
Druggists line, 60 to
DIR. r. c. PREwITr. 2
Mr.. Wsde Quinn, we learn, has
been quite sick during the past week,
but Is improving.
Mr.. S. H. Mulkey rejoices in
being the father Of a ten pound boy.
Mother and son doing fine.
Mis-. H. M. Pope and family,
Of Nodcna, were up on visit at DIR.
Felts', during the week.
--Oseeola High School will open
Monday, 18th. inst. Miss Ballou
respectfully invites all patrons to
mstricolate pupils early in the ses-
sion. This is important to proper
classification.
IN. L. Avery 4 Co. are having
the old Edrington Store overhauled
and renovated, and will move their
stock Of goods in il as soon as It is
6nish he'd.
MIR. w. +. Williams returned
home last Sunday accompanied by
Mrs. Williams aud children, who
have been on visit to the old folks
in Kentucky.
We are now prepared to buy
Cotton, Furs, Hides, &C., for which
the highest market prices will be
paid, or, liberal advances will be
made on cotton.
STowELL & HEINZ.
Our Circuit Clerk has complct-
ed the transcript in the Picket Fer
guson & Hampson case, and took il
to Memphis last Thursday. 1t COM
priscs 1871 pages of closely written
legal cap, and cost Mrs. Picket 1882.
Lone Jack Smoking Tobacco,
and the popular "virginia Queen
5 cent Cigars, at PREwIrr's DRUG
STORE.
Mrs. Matte Goss, and family,
left TOR Fort Smith last Thursday
where she goes to join her husband,
who has accepted a situation in the
Oil Mills at that place. or course
she subscribed for the TINES.
Mr.. J. A. McAllistcr wants 100
wood choppers to cut cord wood. He
pays 20 cents per cord. Good tim
Der, clear Of undcrbrush. For par
ticulars, call on A. Goodrich, at the
Post Office, or J. A. McAllister, at
Pcttey's Landing.
Mr.. Ed H. Mathcs, of Ozark,
was circulating among his|old friends
during the week. We tried to run
him down and interview him, but as
his time was limited, and his bust
ness was scattering, we failed to
0vertake him.
The blue-wing teal are ripe.
Messrs. VIM. Vaughn and T. c. Ed
rington brought in thirty-six last
"Wednesday, and on Thursday even.
ing, the editor of the TINES and Mr..
Vaughn bagged twenty-six, and it
wasn't good evening for ducks
either.
We were pleased to add the
names of Capt. p. B. Sexton, Elmot,
and G. Wash Watts, Gainesville,
Mo-, the latter by DIR. II. G. Prewitt,
to our list of new subscribers.
Renewals-Mr. l.. c. Bowen, Os-
ceola, and Mr.. James Schnable, OF
Nodena.
Mr.. F. A. Coffman has fine lot
Of bricks for sale, having just burnt
kiln Of 72,000. They are good,
sound, well burnt bricks, much su.
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