The Osceola times., 1884-04-12
Oscesla Rain Drops.

Court this week amounted to the
sum Of t3,S02,l2.
Gardening, notwithstanding the
heshness Of the Spring brcescs, goes
right along.
Col. J. d. Fuller, purser Of the
steamer Gayoso, stopped of last
Tuesday and took in the town.
Mr.. Hugh d. Tomlinson is the
happy father Of a IL pound daughter.
Mother and daughter doing finely.
Next week the tax list comes
out, when we will be able to furnish
our patrons the usual amount Of
reading matter.
Cholera is playing the deuce
among the swine Of the vicinity. Mr..
w. F. Williams has lost over sixty
out Of . drove Of 90.
Mrs. Mary Hartman, DIR. II. c,
Dunavant aud Mr.. Jno. b. Driver
were among the visitors to the city
during the week.
Mr.. Jno. L. Drivers new Liv.
cry stable is completed and ready
tor business. The building is 40 by
80 feet, and 10 quite an addition to
the town.
MIR. w. G. Sullivan, represent
ing the old and popular house Of
6chool6eld, Hanover & Co., Mem
phis, made the Times office a pleas
ant call during the week, and be-
fore leaving subscribed for a copy Of
tho TINES.
MIR. Dow H. Smith, Deputy
Sheriff Of Upton Co., Tenn, says:
"Hill 4 Lockert's assure Cure for
Neuralgia >" permanently relieved
me Of violent spell of Neuralgia. "
Price, 80 cents, by mail, or sample
sent free. Address, Hill & Lockert,
Manufacturing Chemists, Covington,
Tenn,
New Subscribers since our last; /;
Gabe. Holmes, Hotchkiss, Tenn. !;
J, Bradford w. NJ. Gaines, Osceola, |,
Mrs. H. S. Bowen, Memphis; Isaac
Sullivan, Atoks, Term; w. A. Mid
gitt, Gardens Bottom, Yell co. Ark.
Renewals: Alex Walker, P. J..
Kelch, Osccola; A. J. Lynch, d,
Waller, Elmot; Geo. w. McMillen,
Golden Lake; E. NJ. Huffman, Hick.
man, Ark.
The following which we find in
one Of our Arkansas Exchanges, is
20 aproPos, considering the behaviour
Of some of our young people last
Sunday, when the preacher was
compelled to retire in confusion, we
reproduce il for their benefit:
"There isn't a child FIVE years old,
who 10 not an idiot that docs not
know that it's wrong and a mark Of
low breeding to misbehave in church,
and any boy or girl, woman or man,
who will, willingly, disturb q con-
gregation by their acts, are either
de stitute Of brains or respect for
common decency, or both.
Spring has come-that is to say,
Capt. Dan. Matthews Spring Stock
Of goods have come. No matter
about the weather-it may be lit.
tie COOL and fresh At present, but we
can assure our readers that Capt.
Dams Spring Stock Of Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods are also
fresh and nobby, and no mistake; /;
Just in season, the latest styles and
1t prices that will astonish you. Go
and select . suit. He has them all
sizes, from a boys fit up to 240
FOUNDER. He has also, a choice Sc.
lection of Dry-goods, Dress.goods,
Notions, &C., which the Ladies are
especially invited to call and exam.
inc. Capt. Matthews is veteran in
the dry-goods business, and knows
how te anticipate the wants of his
customers. His stock Of Boots and
Shoes, both Ladies' and Gentlemcn's
cant be surpassed in the market,
either in quality, style and finish, or
in popular prices. Call and see
grandpa Matthews.
THE Rural and Workman is the
name of \ uew nancr tn no sta arted