The Osceola times., 1883-06-02
Oscc0la Rain Drops.

O,ts &c, at DOttoin prices, ior Sasn'
The returns Of the various school
district elections come in slowly.
Hurry them up.
Ribbons, Laces, Hsndkerchiefs
and EInbroideries, at
STowELL & HEINZ.
Mr.. Simpson Tate, of the firm
of Tate Brothers, Memphis, was in
town this week, accompanied by his
beautiful wife, formerly Miss Sallie
Edrington.
Prof. J. II. Borum, has quit the
rod and text books and gone into the
Dry-goods business. He will he
found in future with Ness. Brickey
4 Brothers.
Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Null
and Nainsooks, at
STowELL & HEINZ.
The l.. A. Society will meet at
Mrs. S. S. Semmes next Tuesday
night. A full attendance Is desired
rs business Of importance will be
considered.
--Piques, Marsailes, Irish Linens
and Lawns, at STowELL & HEINZ.
The public school, winch at the
beginning of the session had about
one hundred and twenty pupils en-
rolled on lis roster, closed last week
with about twenty in attendance,
and-well, the school closed.
Pearl, Dress and Fancy Buttons
at STowELL & HEINZ.
New subscribers for the week
c. S Spurlock, Boguechitta, Miss,
DR.. J. b, Sawyer, luka, Miss, J. NJ.
Taylor, Osceola,
Renewals: Thos. l.. Bell, Saman-
tha, o., and Hon, John B. Driver,
Osceola.
Imported ladies' Lace Collars,
handmade, in large varieties, at
STowELL & HEINZ,
Misses Maggie Boisseau, and
Genie Edrington, of Memphis, and
Miss Hattie Crane, of st. Louis, were
in attendance at the wedding of their
friend, Miss Mollie Matthews, to Mr..
Hugh Tomlinson. They are all love-
ly ladies and our young gentleman
all regret that their stay was so short.
Lone Jack Smoking Tobacco,
and the popular Virginia Queen"
) cent Cigars, at PIEwIry's DRUG
STORE.
In passing around through town
this week, we observed several inn
provcments up, and going forward;
notably, Mr.. n. q. Cartwrighs's new
addition to his residence; the finish
ing of the McDonna house, lately
purchased by Mr.. John l.. Driver;
q neat cistern house, by MIR. Charles
ii. Gaylord, and some house repairs
by Mr.. James Liston.
We will sell our Fancy Spring,
and Summer Dress Goods, ut reduc.
ed prices, SIowELL \ HEINZ,
Mrs. Alex. Walker, mentioned
in our hast, as being very dangerous
ly Ill ofpnuemonia, died last Sunday
night at 10 o'clock. She leaves a
husband and several children to
mourn her loss, who have the sym.
pathy OF the entire community IN
their sad bereavement.
"A large variety of Ginghams of
good quality, AT 10 cts. per yard, at
STowELL & HEINZ.
County Court, making neeessa-
ry appropriations for current expens-
es of the county, meets first Monday
in July next. Under the new law
all Justices of the Poaoe absentinc
themselves from this court are liable
to a fine of from SO to $50. J.Ps.
take notice and govern yourse YES
accordingly.
Stowell & Heinz are Agents
for the E. & w. Collars and
Cuffs; call and examine them.
DR.. r. c, Prcwitt left last We'd
nesday to atten d the meeting of the
Arkansas State Medical Society,
which met at Little Rock, on the 30, |
and 3lst inst. He goes from there,
ace ompanied by his wife, who will
meet him at Memphis, to Cleaveland,
Ohio; returning by way of their ''old
Kentucky home" We wish them
a pleasant trip, and safe return.
Mrs, T. ii. Robinson, wife of
our fellow citizen of Blythesville,
M ho has racnnflr Laon ,.i.it;..- -