The Osceola times., 1885-01-17
Osceoia Rain Drops.

Tobaccoes, School Doohs, "''''
Oils &C., at bottom prices, for Cash
Cotton seed is worth $40 pc
ton.
Mr.. J. NJ. Paris bears the it'll
of father-a girl bcstows it.
Mr.. Dan Felts is the prouC
father of a bouncing daughter.
For Group use Hill & Lockert''
Compound Licorice Cough Syrup
PREwITT & HOWE.
Maj. e, F. Adams, attorney
was among the arrivals last Thurs
day.
The popular Liver Pill is Hill 6
Lockert's Compound PodoPhillin
PREwITT & HOWE.
Grandma Mcconnell left las,
Tuesday for Texas, where she will
reside in the future.
For Neuralgia or Rheumatic
pains use Hill & Lockert's Neura-
line. PREwlrT & HOWE.
An elegant and elaborately
trimmed Dressing Gown was rallied
off last Monday, which was won by
Mr.. John B. Driver.
Capt. Virginius Kimbro, of Atoka,
Tenn, says Hill & I.ockert's "Neu-
raline" cured him of a bad case OF
neuralgia.
We will send the Osceola
TINES together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to any
address for one year for s2,lO
For soreness, pains and aches
around the gums and teeth use Hill
& Lockert's Neuraline.
PIEwIrT & HOWE.
Mr.. B. L. Hill, who is here in
attendance at Circuit Court, an
nounces the arrival of big bounc-
Ing boy at his house, recently.
For cough, cold or pain in the
chest use Hill 4 Lockert's Com
pound Licoricc Cough Syrup. For
ssle by PREwIrr q HOWE
Mai. John c. Palmer, of Phil,
lips county, came up Thursday and
is now attending court.
Mr.. J. w. Rhodes, of Golden
Lake, travels about on crutches.
He undertook to ride steam en-
gine, hence the crutch act.
MIR. N. l.. Avery and family
went down to Memphis this week.
Mrs. Avery, who has been in deli
cate health for some time, will re-
main with the children in the city.
For a burning or tickling sensa.
ton in the throat or lungs use Hill
& Lockert's Compound Licorice
Cough Syrup. For sale by
PREwITT & HOWE.
Mr.. ii. NJ. Pope, Of Troy, is the
proudest looking man-holds his
head higher and steps lighter than
any man attending this term of
court. Twin girls at his house, you
know.
The swamps and back country
is already flooded with rain water;
the ground is well soaked; the river
rising rapidly; heavy rains and snow
storms north Of us; what is to pre-
vent an overflow?
Mr.. Hugh d. Tomlinson and
family, we regret to announce, NOV
ed to Memphis last Thursday.
Mr.. Tomlinson has closed out his
Merchantile business to Mr.. J. W.
Price.
Take one teaspoonful OF Hill &
I.ockert's COMPOUND Licorice Cough
Syrup every two or three hours and
your cough will soon be cured.
PREwIrT & HOWE.
After thirty-six hours inces-
SAINT rain, the clerk of the weather
shifted the scene--a cold, bracing
wind was set in motion yesterday
morning, accompanied, first, with
sleet. then hail, and now as we go
10 press, snow, "the beautiful snow,"
Is master of the situation.
The following are the winning
numbers of capital prizes IN class
A, Louisiana Lottery, at New Or
leans Tuesday: No, 1885 draws
t75,O00, 57,74l draws $4,000,
5l53 draws $4,000, 67,S07 draws
$1,000 and ~ draws $4,000.
AT the late NJ. f. Conference,
DR.. 7. B. +. James, OF this place
was assigned to duty, tor the com
ing year, at Corning, Clay county
Last Thursday he and Mrs. james
bid farewell to their many friend:
here and left for their new home
Mrs. James ordered a copy of the
TINES forwarded to her, which is tc
serve as a balm and consolation il
their retirement
New subscribers this week
John Cissell, Golden Lake; b. +
Butler & Co., Osceola; +. A. War
riDgton, Nodena; Thomas Craig
- H~.l.,.1i. T... .,I NJ.