The Osceola times., 1885-09-19
OsceOIa Rain Drops.

ed -splecn In the sidc,'' hlil i'neh'It , ii"'
Tonic syrup is The best OF reined'es
Miss Laura Prewitt left fo
Memphis, last Tuesday, where she
will attend school.
Master Ollie Semmes left for Kan
sas City, last week, where he goes
to school next session.
Hin& Lockert's Iron Tonic syrup is cheen-
er than quin inc. II leaves no deafness nor o!h-
sr had effects hut builds IN. streirthens, lnNlg-
oraies, gives appetite, and makes rich blood
The river is coming up slowly,
and the water is backing up the
chute.
The Dean Adams was l2 hours
behind time on her Tuesdays trip
caught in a fog-bank.
Eso Drummonds, of Diummonds, Tenn q,
writes: Mess. Hin 4 Lockert-scnd me do
zen Of your Podo Liver Pin. ! have more calls
for them than any other. They are all the CO.
Mrs. A. J. Johnson, of French
mans Bayou, is up on visit to her
mother and friends.
-Messrs. J.W. Price, James Lis
ton and L. A. Garlick were among the
passengers, last Thursday, bound ior
Memphis.
Hill 4 Lockert's Iro, Tonic Syrup. guaran-
tccd 10 cure Chills A box OF Polo Liver
Pills In each package. Price 81 For sale by
Richardson's Drug Store. st. Louis. Mo. Van
Vleet 4 Co. Memphis, and Baeo6us & Fletcher
Osceola. Ark.
Mr.. Cohen, the popular travel
ing salesman, Of the Thurber Manu-
featuring Co., is taking few days
rest here with his friends.
Mr.. G. G. freeman, an old and
respected citizen of Randolph, Tenn,
is dangerously sick, and not expected
TO recover. .
We will send the Osceola
TINES together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to any
address for one year for -, 10
A series of meetings recently
held at Blythe's chapel, on Chlcka-
sawba, resulted in the accession of
some thirty odd members to the Al
4. Church.
Any man who wants an agency
for what is said to be a most excel
lent School Desk, will do well to
consult card of TuoMAs KANE &
Co., in our advertising columns.
Mr.. G. II. Brickey returned from
St. Louis last Monday, and all hands
are now busy opening the LARGEST
stock Of Goods the firm has ever
brought to this market.
-"Cotton- Seed JONES' as he is
known to most OF our planters and
merchants, was shot by negro q
few days ago while at New Madrid
Officers are in pursuit Of the siiootlst
Mrs. I. B. +. James, now O
Corning, Ark, is visiting her old
home and friends. Aunt Martha il
always warmly welcomed here wher'
she has spent nearly all of her life
Mr.. Alex Goodrich has just hac
a beautiful yard fence put up j
front of his new residence, which il
credit to himself and ornament t,
the town.
Hon. Jacob Frolich, has accept
ed a position as Deputy Secretal,
of State, His familiarity with TIN
duties of the Office makes his ap
pointment most fitting.
Rev. fr. Eustacc, of the order o
the St. Franciscans, came up las
Tuesday, and ministered to the spir
itual wants Of his little flock at thi
place, and returned to Memphis OF
Thursdays trip Of the packet.
The Clerk Of the weather eithe
got too. much dust in his eye, OF
went to sleep on watch, and let
right smart shower of rain pour GU
one day this week, thus putting
check on the flying dust.
Mrs. J. w. Rhodes and famil
Of Golden Lake, Ark, who came u
last Sunday morning, in answer t
the call when her sister Mrs. Duna
want was not expected to recover
returned to their home last Thurs
day.
"A Jewelry store at Cottonwoo
Point was burglarized last week {
a number of Watches, Rings. 81
:. Sheriff Haskins says he would lik
= to dicker for half dozen watchc:
- SO il this meets the eye Of the THE
he will know where to find GU
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