The Osceola times., 1885-05-30
OsccoIa Rain Drops.


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We learn that Mr.. l.. d. Roz
sell, on Mill bayou, has cotton witt
squares.
early potatoes are large enough
70 pull.-Now bring on your Spring
chickens,
"A refreshing shower visited
this section last Thursday, and thu
farmers all smile.
-Hli 4 Lockcrt's Iron Tonic Syrup gnaran.
teed 10 cure chills or money refunded A box
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Mr.. Hugh ID. Tomlinson calnf
mp last Thursday and took a peer
oyer his growing crops,
The Skating Rink, at the earn
est solicitation Of its patrons, will be
open every Saturday night in future
-ERuRALIsE cures NEURALcIA, For
paie by 7. A. MArTmEwr.
Mr.. Joe Bornm made flying
trip oyer to Dyersburg, on short
visit 10 his father and mother during
the week,
Mr.. John Barney is putting up
an addition to his house-intcnded,
we suppose, for u business office, or
shop.
-Mcssr=. Hin 4. Lockert; ;--scnd onp dozen
Of your Iron, Tonic syrup We have sold out
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Fer sale by 4. A. MATTHEWS.
Tho new School District, No.
20, formed by cutting of the lower
portion Of District No. l, voted
i've mills tax.
Mrs. G. E. Pettey and children,
Of Gold Dust, came over last Satur-
day, and spent few days with her
father, Mr.. A. l.. Lynch.
Fer rheumatic or neuralgia pains in eyes.
f,vrhead, ears, teeth, gulns, limbs or bowels,
+. "A. MATHEWS.
"A young couple eloped from
Missouri, came to Osceola, and were
married last Sunday. The bride is
not over IA years of age.
Mai. Ben. Pullen, ST., of Mem
phis, spent several days this week
visiting his daughter and family,
Mrs. n. l.. Avery.
--For headache, coated tongue, had breath,
aching and pains 10 the limbs, nstipation,
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Aiyer Pills Wholesale and retail At
-Messrs, Joe N. Ward and B.
+. Jones, of Fronchmsn Bayou, were
among those who cal led at the
TIMRs Office this week, and renewed
their subscriptions for another year.
Mr.. jesse Ashburn, of the Bay
on, made the TIMES Office a pleasant
call yesterday; paid up for back
rations Of intellectual feed, renewed
his subscription for another year,
aud ordered the Weekly Little Rock
Gazette.
Col virginns Kimhrough ,of Atosa, Tepp,
ofabad case Of neuralgia For rs,c by
The crops on Frenchman's
Bayon are reported as in n bad fix.
owing to the drought and cut-worms
1.-The latter being very destructive,
and the prospects ut this season for
corn and cotton arc worse than they
have been for years,
Mr.. J. w. Rhoadcs, of Golden
Lake, was up last Wednesday. He
reports that at the annual school
meeting of District No. 20, the Di,
rectors appointed by the County
Court, were reelected, and that a
five mills tax was voted for school
and building purposes.
For burning or tickling sensation in the
throat or lungs, use Hill a Lockert's Com
pound iicoriee Cough Syrup. For sale by
I. a. MATTHEWS.
-IPhe sale Of ofdciinquent real prop
erty took place last Monday, at the
Court house. Several tracts on the
delinquent list were paid out before
the sale by the owners. Very few
individuals bought any of the tracts
and over three fourths of the list
went to the state
Mr.. I. c. Edrington went out
TO Elm-moupd bayou last Wednes-
day fishing. While sitting on a log
put over the water, large panther
made its appearance Oh the bank of
the bayou, not over forty feet away
from him, snd being unarmed, as
soon as the fefocious looking beast
passed out of sight in the bushes,
the love Of sport entirely deserted
him, and he lost no time in mount
ing his horse, coming home IN quick
time.
For colds, coughs. bronchitis. asthma,
burniug aud ti.kiing m tile throat and lungs,
aud palms In the chest, use n IN 4 Lockert's
Compound Licorice Cough Syrup ~ cents
bottle ~ druggist. Samples jrec For sale 10y
\. A. MATHEWS.
If the reader will take the
trouble to go around and visit the
gardens cultivated by the colored
people, he will see tightly corked
bottles standing on the ground
among Hhs vegetables. If he'll in
uuirc. N iexamine these bottles he