The Osceola times., 1884-08-23
OsceOla Rain Drops.

Prcwitt X Howe keeps iull line ci
STANDARD Drugs, Fine Cigars and
Tobaccoes, School Books, Paints,
Oils &C., at bottom prices, for Cash.
Mr.. James Myers, brough, in sew
eral open bolls of cotton yesterday
evening.
A Democratic voter made his
appearance at the residence Of Mr..
J. w. Quinn, tl,i, week. Wade is
doing well.
Rev. FIR. Boetskes, Of Helena,
ofiiciated at divine worship at the
Catholic Church, last Sunday.
Mrs. Hartman made short trip.
to Memphis, and ON her return was
accompanied by Miss Mollie Bond,
who will spend few days in our
little town.
Hill & I,ocker;'s Iron Tonic
Syrup for Chills. For sale by
pRgwIrT & Howg.
Mr.. J. J. Hearn is the happy
father of a bouncing boy baby,
Mr.. Will Kiescr. and sister
Miss Mary. of Miles, Ky, are here
Oh visit to Mrs. ". +. Williams.
Among those who called and
subscribed and renewed their sub
scriptiops 10 the TIMEs since our
last were; Miss Kate O'Dare, Ches-
terville, Ills, by Miss Laura Black
wood, Charles +. Harreil, Sandy
Bayou; w. -. Lynch, Elmoi; J, w.
TAYLOR, Golden Lake; +. Sawyer,
Bly,besyille.
Quarterly conference Of the
Methodist Church to-day and to-
morrow, at the Union Church. Rev.
n. NJ. Smith, p. E., will hold Ne
mortal service tomorrow morning at
$50 at the request of the Sunday
School, in memory Of Mr.. Sam. ID.
I.emond. deceased.
School Directors will please
read sections 70 and ~ Of the Com
mon School Law, and comply with
the duties required Of them prompt
y.
J.. RorssAS,
10. Examiner.
Mai. Ben K. Pullen, Of Memphis
his daughter Mrs. n. l.. Avery. ol
Osceola, Mr.. Prince and daughter
Mrs. G. L. Pullen, aud Miss Minnie
Roach, Of Memphis. are among
Searcy's many visitors, and are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Smith, thci'
relatives. We hope their stay ma,
be long and pleasant Searcy Bea
con.
ESQ. James Billing, Merchant
Garland, Tenn, says he sold three
dozen bottles Of Hill & I.ockert's
Iron Tonic Syrup in the Summer OF
1883, and every bottle gave salts
faction. For sale by
PsEwIIT & HOWE.
The campaign by the candidates
for Representative opened last We'd
nesday at Louise Chapel, ON French
mans bayou. From what we hear,
speaking on that occasion partook
somewhat Of the nature of a love
feast, where wailing, weeping and
gnashing Of teeth was indulged in.
Don't know whether the candidates
will all "comc through"
"A batch Of what purports TO be
a transcript of orders made by
the County Court in reference to
pauper claims was handed. us with
request topublish. Want Of space
forbids its insertions; besides no
name is attached to it, nor does it
bear official seal, therefore unau.hen-
tic. Hence we take for granted it was
scribbled out with the idea that the
TINES would grab at it, give il pub
lication and thus injure an opponent
aud no one be responsible. Old
birds are not caught with chaf.
Perry Hill, Of Rialto, Tenn,
says one bottle of Hill & Lockert's
Iron Tonic Syrup cured his wife,
two children and himself of the
chills; for sale by
i'REwITr & HOWE.
Sickness in our family, and being
somewhat under the weather ourself,
besides being oycrrun with job
work, long winded communications,
and numerous interviews by half
distracted candidates, during the
week, has almost made us wish we
were some other fellow.
Neither the heat, the dust, nor the
anxious expressions on the faces OF
the candidates, deter the young folks
from having parties. There was a
dance at the residence of Mr.. A. G.
Bowen last Tuesday night, and an
other on Wednesday night at the
residence of Mr. p. J. Kelch.
FOR SALE!
One Steam Gin. in rood renair on