The Osceola times., 1883-05-26
If you want anything in the
Druggists line, go to
Dp r. ~ DppwIrT

Druggists line, go to
DIR. R.C. PREwITT.
Mrs. w. B. Haskins accompa-
MED her husband, Sheriff Haskins, to
Little Rock.
If you want q choice fragrant
Cigar call at X. G. PREwITT's.
-Sallie, little daughter of Mrs
Bryant, is very low with pneumonia
and her recovery is considered very
doubtful.
Stealing cotton and killing a
sniggcr class the same on the Grim
nal calander years is the price
Of each.
DR.. Prewitt will not be undersold
for Cash.
Mrs. Ruth Burke, accompanied
by her son Mr.. J. l.. Edrington, left
for Fort Smith last Thursday, where
they propose spending the summer.
"A fine line of choice cigars at
r. Q. PREwITT's.
Mrs. Alex. Walker has been
lying at the point Of death, afflicted
with pneumonia, for the last few
days; little hope is entertained for
her recovery.
just rec eived, choice of lot Ci-
gars and chewing Tobacos at Prev
IRIS DRUG SsToRE.
-Messrs. IL. Edrington & Co.,
who lately closed out here and NOV
ed their stock of Goods out to
Blythesville; sold out last week to
Messrs. Tripplet & Richardson.
-Thos. L. Bell, on his way from
Hot Springs, to his present home,
Samantha, o., stopped off for few
days. The Capt. says he was great
" benefited by the Hot waters,
Those of the Ladies Aid Socie.
ty, who met at Mrs. r. C. Prewitt's
last Tuesday, were RECALLED with Ice
Cream, and spcnt'.a pleasant evening
generally. The next meeting will
take place at the residence Of Mrs.
A Goodrich.
We acknowledge the receipt Of
an invitation to attend the Anniver-
sary Exercises ofthe Calliopean Lit
erary Society Of the S, W. B. U. al
Jackson, Tenn, through the courtesy
Of its President, Rev. Frank DeCour-
cy, formerly Of this place.
Mess. Geo. 7. Shedd, Bethel l..
Hill and DIR. j. NJ. Lindsey, we
omitted 10 mention in our last, were
among those who renewed their sub
scription to the TIMES. Prof. J. A.
McAlister's name was added TO our
list as new member, Thanks.
--Overcoats were in active requi-
sition last Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday, and stoves that had been
taken down and stored away for the
summer, were hastily put up again.
And although frost was reported, we
hear of no damage, so far, to grow
ing crops in the vicinity.
From the Memphis Appeal we
learn of the marriages, last Tuesday,
of Miss Laura Heidel, to Mr.. Fred
Morti; and Miss Eta l.. Burdick, to
Mr.. Charles,'A. Simon, both couples
leaving Immediately after the cere-
mony, for St. Louis, on the Belle
Memphis. We wish the fair brides
unboundcd joy and happiness, and
congratulate their respective hus-
band upon their drawing such
spiendid''prizcs in the matrimonial
lottery.
Among those of our citizens who
went down on the Dean Adams last
Tuesday, were Mess. w. p. Hale,
John 0. Blackwood, r. c. Prewitt,
Ben II. Bacchus, Peter Brickey, w.
B. Haskins, J. L. Driver jr., T. n.
Tucker, and Gus Bolick; also Mrs.
Peter Brickey, Mrs. John Brickey,
Mrs. Lucy Wynne, Mrs. w. B. Has
kins and Miss Made Williamson.
There might have been others, whom
VIC didn't see; hut he it understood
that all these were not employed as
guards for the prisoners.
-ALast. Tuesday quite a crowd
gathered a. the wharf to witness the
departure Of the prisoners for the
"pen" at Little Rock. Formed in
procession and counted they num-
bcrcd seven, as follows: Charles
Stewart and John Smith. indicted for