The Osceola times., 1885-08-29

week.
For q burning or tickling sensation In tn
throat or lungs use Nm a Lockert'r ' Com
pound Licorice Cough syrup. For sale by
BAccnrs 4 FLETCHER.
The colored people held pro
tracted meeting, down at Camp Coo
ley, which lasted four or five days,
For colds. coughs. bronchitis. asthma
barning and tickling In the throat and lungs
and pains In the chest, use Hill n Lockert'i
Compound Licorice Cough syrup NJ cents
bo,tle ut druggist. Samples free For sale hl
BAccHus X FLETCHER.
Mr.. Josh Uearn, has opened ~
a Family Grocery store in the Ham
ilton building, next door to Mr.. Lev
Cissells.
-Messrs. Hin &. Lockert t:-send one dozer
Of your Iron Tonic Syrup We have sold ont
one dozen and every bottle gave satisfaction
Yours. whitson Williams. L'ghitoo,, Tenn
For sale by BAoeHrs A tIrTCHNR
Mr.. G.. A. Bolick. the popular
deputy clerk, heard his mother call
ing over in Tennessee, and he went
over last Tuesday to see her.
For headache. coated tongue, bal breath
aching and pains in the limbs, onstipation,
and other symptoms indr rating q torpid liver,
use Hill Lockert's Compound Podophyllin
Liver Pills Wholesale and rctai. ut
BAccHUs \ FLkTcuEk's.
Miss Susie Wheeler, after en-
joying her vacation at home, return
ed to Memphis, last Tuesday, to at
tend the next session of Miss Clara
Conway's school.
We will send the Osceola
TINES together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to any
address for one year for s2,l0
-Hni 4 Lockert's Iron Tobio syrup makes
rich. red healthv blood Healthy blood makes
healthy men and women For this reason the
Iron Tonic >yrupi the best for weak dclirate
while II feel like bran new person." Also
use the tor ic Tor less of appetite. indigestion,
general debility and as blood purifier. 81 a
bottle at BAccuus 4 tLETcBER's.
Little Lee and sister, Lulu, OF
the Times family, who were on the
sick list last week, are up again, but
"grand-ma is confined to her bed
this week.
Rev. Mr.. Lloyd. after a short
visit to his mother in Hampstead
County, returned to his charge las
Tuesday.
New subscriber this week.
u. Branch, Golden Lake. Renew
als:-Jacob Woods, Pecan Point.
Mr.. G. r. Brickey, of Brickey 4
Bro. left Tuesday for st. Louis
where he goes to purchase their f'al
and Winter Goods.
Misses Sudie and Sallie vii
liams VINO have been visiting rela
tives in Nashville, Tenn, returned
home last TUESDAY.
Miss Lena and Mrs. +. II. vii
liams, who have been visiting friend
and relatives at Henderson, Ky, re
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. nj. Heinz, of the firm o
Stowell & Heinz, left last week 70
New York to lay in their Fall ant
Winter stock of Goods Look ou
for something nobby when be re
turns.
Parents should see to it tha
young men who are too high toned
to call on their daughters, socially, IL
day light, are put down as too Low
toned to escort them long distance
in the country after night.
We are inclined to the belle
that the game law, as it stands, Il
working severe hardships upon thu
squire. tribe, in that that while thu
law protects turkeys and quails, th'
squirrel is left at the mercy of th'
hunter. Something ought to be don'
to protect the poor squirrel.
-Fire.-The cry OF fire las
Thursday noon, started tho voluntee
fire brigade out with rush, ever.
man trotting along with a bucket o
water. The house occupied by Mr
=. Kelch and family had caugh
fire in the roof. A good stiff breez
was blowing at the time, and sever
al houses in the immediate neighbor
hood were in danger, hence thei
owners stood not upon the order o
going but went, and went with
determination to put that fire out
and it was done in less time than
takes to tell it.
The editor received an invita-
tion thu early part of the week fron
Mr.. w. +. Williams to go squirrel
ing-An invitation of this sort !
hardly ever refused, and when i
was supplemented by the offer of
mule to ride, that settled it. Th'
mule, however, turned out to be
trick mule-this fact he took pain
% keep to himself until we wer'