The Osceola times., 1883-05-12
sctoIa Rain Drops.

Druggists line, go to
DIR. II. &. PREwIrT.
--Buford, youngest son Of DIR. and
Mrs. ii. q. Dunavant, is very i'll.
Several members Of Mrs. Bry-
ants family are down with the mea-
sles.
Go to LlsroS's, price his goods
and be convinced.
Our thanks are due to our pop
ular and efficient deputy clerk, Mr.
Hugh X McVeigh, for the report OF
the circuit court proceedings.
All Goods sold at bottom prices
At Jix LrsroS's
-Delightfully refreshing shower
sprinkled the parched earth last
Wednesday evening, making vegcta-
ton fairly smile.
If you want choice fragrant
Cigar call At n. G. PRKwIrr's.
Miss Mollie Matthews returned
few days since, from Memphis,
where she had gone to lay in a full
supply of----summer clothes.
"A fine assortment Of Ladies and
Gents Shoes at LIsToN's.
Lost Part Of a Gold Sleeve
Button, near DIR. Prewitt's Drug
Store. The finder will please return
it to DR.. J. S. Laverty, Golden Lake,
or, to this Office.
DR.. Prewitt will not be undersold
for Cash.
The new Court House was an
object Of general admiration by the
people in attendance at court, and
It was universally admitted to be an
honor and credit to our county.
Jim Jackson's String Band is al.
ways in readiness to furnish music
for dancing parties, picnics, &c. Can
be found at Mr.. J. NJ. I.awrences.
Now is your time to buy good
Hat for little money at Lrsros's.
Miss Maggie Williams is on the
cripple list, having received severe
sprain in falling down u fight of
stairs. Her many friends offer her
sympathy.
"A fine line Of choice cigars at
r. G. PREwIrr's.
Quarterly Conference of the
NJ. e. Church, to-day and tomorrow
at Elmot, Rev. w. r. Foster prcsid-
ing.
Call and see LIsroN's one dol
lar and quarter plow Shoes.
Mr.. Jacob Guth and Mr.. John
I. Wilson, of Dead Timber Lake,
made us pleasant call during the
week.
Call, at LIsroN's, and examine
his Coffee; 0 lbs. for one dollar.
$500 Reward is offered for the
recovery of the body of Gus. Cole
man, Capt. Of the steam..tug, Tilda,
who fell overheard near Barfeld Pt.
last Saturday. He had about three
hundred dollars and fine gold watch
on his person.
More Goods for less money at
LIsroS's than any where in the town.
Mo, we didn't go. Fact is, we
couldn't go; but we learn that the
dance out at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Lovewell, Thurs
day night, was a delightful and en-
joyable affair, where some twelve or
fifteen couples engaged in dancing
to the music Of the Binkley Band
until the midnight hour.
Just rec eived, a choice of lot Ci-
gars and chewing Tobacos at Prev
IRIS DRuG SsToRE.
Owing to press Of job-work,
which we found awaiting our return,
as well as perfect rush of local
happenings, which demanded imme-
diate attention and notice, an account
of our trip to, and proceedings of,
tho Press Association of Arkansas
which met at Hot Springs, is una
voidably postponed until our next
issue.
"A large Stock ofLadies, Misses
and Childrens Hats, latest styles, ar
rived this week at LIsroN's.
Farmers from all parts of the
county report planting as under good
headway, with the bulk of acreage
already in. Some few early planters,
here and there, have had to replant;
the seed, owing to the cool weather,
which has prevailed of late, rotting
it before sprouting.