The Osceola times., 1885-10-17

Cotton picking has been goo'
this week, and the Guns have beer
kept humming.
For ep,ar,,e., spleen, or what I. iy some call
81 .sn,,c,, .n In Inc side" Hin 4 Iockeus Iro'
Tonic syrup Is the best of remedies.
Mr.. Lewis Q. Bowen is happy
over the birth Of big fine boy Al
his house, aud has named it Eureka
Great bargains at Blackwood''
Auction Store. next door to Stowell
4 Heinz. (f)
Mrs. A. J. johnson, Of French
mans bayou, who has been danger
ously i'll the past week, is, we learn
in fair way to recover.
nm 4 Lochert's Iron Tonic Syrup is cheap
er than quin inc, II lesycs no deafness nor ON
ar had r}fects, hut builds mp. rtreorthrns inNls
os-iss. gives appetite, snd makes re" o'""u
Mr.. w. Wilson, of Blythesville
returned from visit to Louisville,
Ky.. last Wednesday, accompanied
by his Bride.
J.O. BLAcxwoop's
Auction sales every day, next
door to Stowell & Heinz. (u)
Mr.. John Barney was among
the passengers who visited the city
this week, and laid in fresh stock
o. Family Groceries.
When you come to town don't
forget TO call on J. o. Blackwood
Cor good goods, cheap at Auction
Store. U)
New subscribers this week: w.
r. Brown, Richardson's Ld'g., Tenn,
Miss Ella t;reene, Marks =. O., Miss.
Renewals: J. N. Hayes, DIR. J.G.
I.averty, Golden Lake, Ark.
Hin & Lockert's Irol Tonic Syrup. guaran-
tred tn cure Chills A ,ox of l'trio Liver
Rirhrr,,son's s Drug Store, 81. Louie. Mo. Van
vlcet 4 Co.. Memphis, and iiacchus rle'chrr'
Osceola. Ark.
DIR. and Mrs. Richardson return
ed home yesterday, after an extend
cd visit to their old home in Con-
necticut.
ESQ prummopds, Of niummand-, Tenn,
writes: Mess HIN 4 Lwkert-s send me II do
xen Of your Podo ii-rr pin have more cnlls
fos them than amy other. The, are all the CO.
Henry Johnson, one Of the pris-
oncrs here charged with robbery,
broke custody yesterday and made
his escape, Sheriff Haskins offers
$50. Reward for his capture.
Mai. D. l.. Furguson's Gin
House and contents, ON the Nodena
plantation, were destroyed by fire
Thursday night. Fifty bales of cot
ton, it rs reported, were dertroyed.
Ladies' Dress Goods, Under
wear, &C.; Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
aud Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods,
Clothing, &C., &C., at Auction next
door to Stowcll 4 Heinz. (tf.)
Miss Ella Greene, left fer Mis-.
slssippi last Tuesday, where she goes
to visit her uncle, at Marks; after
which she will attend school at tn.
Oxford University and qualify her
self for the duties Of Teacher.
We will send the Osceol'
TIMES together with the Week.,
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to an,
address for one year for t2.lO
Mine hundred dollars for pau
per claims for one quarter: $500 1
year. This sum would buy mic,
little farm aud pay competent maj
to superint.nd it. After the frs
year II could be made self-sustaining
MIR. r. M. Fletcher and family
Of Fayetteville, Tenn, have locatec
in our town, and Mr.. Fletcher, WI
learn, will in future be employed NJ
salesman in Mr.. Alex. Goodrich'
Store. In behalf Of the community
we extend to him and family 1
hearty welcome.
We have Just received a iin'
stock of Breech Loading and Muzzl'
Loading Shot Guns and Rifles; Pow
der and Shot; Wads, Paper an,
Brass Shells, Rife Cartridges, Pri
mers, Loading Tools, &C., which w
will sell at Memphis prices. Cal
aud see US. AVERY & Co.
Mr.. G. Z. Hcarn, of Sandy Bay
GU presented the TINES with bias
ket full of nice choice apples thi:
week, which in point Of size, qualit,
aud flavor will compare with any.
body's apples, no matter where they
come from. Thanks.
A very sad and distressing &C.
cident happened to family of NOV
ers few days ago. Mr.. TIE Tur-
ner, who resided in this vicinity all
the year, and raised crop, which he
disposed after laying by, started with
his family and household plunder to
move to Buffalo Island. His family
consisted of wife, a son and moth.
er-in-law. Having reached a point
beyond Big Lake, near Cockle.burr
slough, the team, which was being
driven by the little boy, became un.
manageable and started on a run. Mr.
Turner was some distance behind