The Osceola times., 1885-06-20

OsccoIa Rain DrOps.
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--"verily if thou dost not toe
thine own horn, It shall in no wis
be footed"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woo
after . short visit, returied to Mem
phis last Tuesday.
Mr.. John Barney called las
Saturday and removed his subscriT
ton, a. we'll as that Of Mr.. Mile
Mainord, Of sykeston, Mo.
Miss Susie Wheeler, daughte
oi Mrs. II. c. Dunavant, returnc'
home last Saturday from Memphi,
where she has been attending school
-nEURALINE cures xEURALGIA. rO
Misses Sudie and Sallie VIII
liams, accompanied as far as Mem
phis by Miss Fannie Fletcher, lcf
last Thursday for Nashville, Tenn,
on . visit to relatives.
Tho prospects, since the lat;
rains, for an abundant crop Of botl
corn and cotton, were never moro
promising than at present in th'
Immediate vicinity. The farmer
all wear cheerful smiles, and lool
happy.
Mr.. F. M. Tucker has beer
wearing . broad smile all the week
but its . mistake II you think thu
fine and seasonable rains ARC tht
sole cause of it. There 10 . young
lady at his house who will call hin
papa in year or two.
abrelssd, carr, teeth. gsms, limbs or bowels
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Should any Of the teachers O
the county, or any Of the readers bt
at a loss to understand the Scboo
report made by Mr.. X. johnson
they are referred to him for OK
plantations.
Preparations for the Fourth O
July Celebration. ut Elmot, are still
in progress, and . big turn out Il
expected. The management is spar
ing neither time nor money to makt
the affair an immense success, ant
everybody and his sweetheart is cx
pectod to be present.
If all 60 who speak Of attend
ing the Masonic celebration ai
Blythcsville, on the gath, Osceola
will be well represented, and ou'
Chickasawba friends may just a
well prepare to feed the hungriesi
lot OF mortals they ever had tht
pleasure of entertaining.-.Wait FOL
us, look for us, wore coming.
ssys nm 4 Lockert's "Ncnraline" cured hin
Off, Dsd case Of neuralgia For sale by
T A. MArraKws.
We will send the Osccols
TIMES together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, POSTPAID, to any
address for one year for 1910
"A delightful dance was given
by the young people of the town
at the Hall last Tuesday evening
which was largely attended from fal
and near. The night was cool and
pleasant, the music sweet, and witt
fair partners and good supply oI
ice cream near at hand, the evening
was passed in a whirl Of pleasure
and innocent enjoyment.
The children of the colorcd
school, whose school term expired
last week, were given a picnic last
Saturday, which was greatly enjoy
ed by them. Speeches and address
cs on the subject of Education were
dcliycrcd by the teachers, and some
exercises by the children were in
cluded in the programme ofthe day
after which dancing aud merry
making was the order.
For burning or tickling scnsation in th'
throat or lupgs, use Hin I.ockert's Com
pound Licoricc Cough syrup. For sale by
T. A. MArrHEws.
We hear some one almost daily
recommend "Bile Beans" to hi.
friend who makes some complaint
Of feeling badly or bilious, or out oi
sorts. II is good indication that 9
great many people are using these
goods. They certainly are an ex
cellcnt remedy.
CONCERT AT L. A. S. HALL.
A public entertainment will be
given Thursday night June 25th.
under the auspices Of Miss Lillian
Held, consisting Of Songs, Quart
ettcs, Duets, Solos, Charaders and
Dramas. The entertainment will
he both amusing and entertaining
A treat is in store for all who vii
attend.
"The first cotton bloom OF thu
season" was brought in last Thurs
day morning by Mr.. w. S. Hayes
1t was forwarded to the Memphis
Cotton Exchange. It's a late Spring
when Hayes gets left.
Later in the evening Mr.. W. P
Hale brought in red bloom, whicl
appeared about two days old. !