The Osceola times., 1884-12-20


Tobaccoes, School Books, Paints,
Oils &C., at bottom prices, for Cash.
Pork, 6 cents.
Corn, 80 cents.
Skating is good on the chute
aud bayous Of this vicinity.
Finest Candies ia Osceola, at
PINK Moss
Mr.. NJ. Heinz, of the firm Of
Stowell & Heinz, left Thursday, for
Memphis.
The thermometer yesterday
morning Indicated 2l degrees below
freezing point.
Hill & l.ocKERT's original Iron
Tonic Syrup, and Podo. Anti-mala-
rial Pills for sale by III. Is. SMITH,
Golden Lake, Ark.
DIR. J. +. Felts and family have
moved into the residence recently
vacated by MIR. Boyce.
-Ciirons. Dates. Prunes, Cur
rants, &C., at PINK Moss.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. n. l..
Avery, Monday Dee, 10Th, son.
All doing well.
-BoRN Mrs. Alex. Goble,
of Carson Lake, Dec. lith., twin
boys; all doing we'll.
Christmas trix Of al! sorts and
varieties at PINK Moss
MIR. f. r. Lanier, of Memphis,
was up again during the week, cir
culating among his friends.
Mr.. N. l.. Avery went down to
the City last Tuesday, and laid in
stock of Xmas goods.
Malaga Grapes and fine Sugar
Candy, at PINK Moss.
Mr.. G.. r. Briclley was among
the passengers on thursday trip OF
the Coahoma, bound for Memphis,
Subscribers who renewed this
week; Capt, b. Fields, Fort Smith;
G. w. Boyce, Caboule, Mo-; l.. H.
Crutcher, Russelyille, Ark, 10y Jas
Crutcher.)
New subscribers this week;
Sam X. Pehnel, Reveric, Tenn: W.
G. Birthright, Osceola.
Fresh Staple Family Groceries
and shelf goods, at PINK Moss.
Mr.. Alex. Cohn, the handsome
and popular New York travelling
salesman, is stopping a few days in
our town.
Mr.. Charles @. Faber left here
Tuescay to visit his boyhood home,
Covington, Ky, which be left over
aquarter OF century ago.
HuL & LocKERr's original Iron
Tonic Syrup and podophillen Anti-
Inalarial Pin, Wholesale and Retail
at PREwIrr & llowE.
With hog aud hominy plentiful
aud cheap, there is no reason why
we shouldn't get through the winter
in good shape.
-Messrs. Scott Howe and +. J.
Hale, who accompanied the bridal
party to Memphis, returned last
Tuesday all O. X.
Santa Claus has "writn letter
and says he will make his headquar-
ters at PINK Moss.
As will be seen elsewhere the
NJ. +. Church Conference lately
held, redistricted the district ana
Mississippi county is now IN Jones
boro District.
MIR George Bovcc left Thurs.
day, to join his family, who preccd-
ed him, at Golden Lake, from
whence they start for their new
nome IN missouri.
Don't forget tho drawing for
the Child's Sewing Machlnc, ct
PINK Mass
A drove of Texas ponies were
sold out at this place last week, aud
brought from sl5 to SO each. 1t
is worth somewhere about 81 ,00O
To break one OF them SO that you
can girth u saddle ON him.
1t is reported that Mrs, Chas
Woods, who started from Memphis
on bridal tour, was suddenly taken
i'll at St. Louis, Mo. y dispatch tC
friends in the city, announces theiI
return as soon as she is able tC
travel
Oranges, Apples, Cocoanuts
Dates, Raisins, Figs and Bananas
Mt PINK Moss.
Among those who took passage
on the Coahoma, last Tuesday, fo
the city were; Messrs. james Iiston
S. S. Semmes, +. b. Hale, a. Good
rich, Pink Joiner, A j. Johnson an,
bride, Mrs. G. w. Boyce and fami
ly, James Hale and family.