The Osceola times., 1884-08-02
Osccoia Rain Drops.

rrowiit& s Howe kcopa full line of
Standard Drugs, Fine Cigars and
Tobaccocs, School Books, Paints,
Oils &C., at bottom prices, for Cash.
Now Is the time to buy Goods
Cheap for Cash, at l-lsroN's.
Mr.. B. w. Stewart, our young
typo, who has just recovered from a
spell oi sickness, left for home few
days ago, TO rusticate and build mp.
Mr.. a. Goodrich, was among
the passengers ON thu Dean Adams,
who visited Memphis, on business
this week.
Just arrived. new and select
stock of Goods. Call and examine
the Goods, and see what low prices
are asked, at LisroN's.
Two men employed on the Gov
ernment works, died in town, this
week, one, Pedro Alban, an Italian,
at Mr.. Lochmillcrs; the other, Mr..
Sam Green, at the residence Of Mr..
Alex Walker.
--Eldridgc Sewing Machines, for
sale Mt James Liston. IL Beats the
World, and don't you forget il. Go
and buy one.
Mr.. Hugh n. Waller, one of
Carson Lakes staunch citizen call
ed ut the Times office Monday, sub
scribed for two copies of the paper.
Mrs. S. O. Lemond and Mrs. Lu
la 4. Hazard left this morning for
Brihgton, Tenn, to attend the Re
union, they will make short visit 70
Glenn Springs before their return.
"A note accompanying basket
full of delicious peaches from Mrs.
l.. A. Morris, of Plum P.int, Tenn,
informs us of the illness of MIR. Nor
ris, also Mrs. Corners and sister; end
the death of man named Richard
Qsburn, all of Plum Point.
Call and examine Listens new
stock of Goods, just arrived this
week, at Rock Bottom prices. No
trouble to show goods, at
LlsroNs.
Our town is putting on city airs
pretty fast, and now sports u bran,
sspic and span new Hack, the prop
crty of Mr.. 7 N. Tucker. 1t is said
by the boys, that he has not been to
bed since he purchaced it, but drives
about night and day.
MIR. T.. II. Wetherford, Justice
of the Peace Of Scott Township, was
among our callers at this office dur
ing the week, His name now ap-
pears on our subscription list,
We acknowledge rencontre
on the street, with our friend l.. ID.
Rozzell, Esq, of Mill Bayou. When
the parting took place, our friend
was minus one dollar, which we
place to his credit on our "sub "
book.
Men talk and say they Won't
BE Undcrsold," but ii you will call
at James Liston and price his goods
before buying elsewhere, you will
be convinced thoy can.
JAMES LIsToN.
--nepoiy sheriis, Frank Mead
ows aud Paul Sommes accompanied
the two prisoners, lin Boyles and
Charles Barnett, convicted at the
last term of Court, to Little Rock,
where they turned them over to the ;
lessees of the penitentiary.
Mr.. o. L. Pcttey, and family,
have gone to Jonesboro, to spend the {,
remainder Of the heated term, while ,
DIR. +. NJ. Pettey will remain at
Gold Dust, during the months of Au- |
gust and September, to assist DIR. &. /, |,
+. Peitey, in attending to his, at pres
ent, extensive practice. !
Mr.. Hugh II. MoVcigh left last I
Tuesday on his round interviewing u
the voters. Hugh seems to be gain
ing strength daily, aud is determin
ed not to leave his frieuds to do all
the boosting, but goes to work with !
"a vim, in his own interest. The :
opinion generally prevails that the :
man who beats Hugh will be the I"
next Clerk. The Picnic on French :
mans bayou next week will be the =
signal for move all along the line, !
and the candidates will be out il
force.
Quite a little breeze of excite d
ment was caesedby narrow escape
from 6rc, one day this week. a
little negro child at the hotel being !,
left in one of the rooms by itself a /
short while, somehow managed to /
get hold of some Matches with which !