The Osceola times., 1885-07-18
Osccela Rain Drops.

Probate SOurt was IN session
during the week.
New subscriber Miss Lillian
Held, Murphreysboro, Ill.
MFR. Othy Feezor renewed his
subscription to the TINES this week.
The Barbecue and Dance has
been the sole, melting topic Of con-
versation during the week.
The editors chum came home
last Tuesday, and reports having q
pleasan. visit 20 Jonesborro.
Quite number Of people from
the country were in attendance at
the Probate Court this week.
- aSEuRALTSE cures NEVRALGIA; I M.I1a,x.' For
Mr.. Chas. Harrell, of Sandy
Bayou, called and renewed his sub
scription to the TINES. Thanks.
Mrs. Burke, of Fort Smith, ar
rived this morning, and will stay =
while with her son, T. c. Edrington.
Capt. H. NJ. Mcveigb and Mr.,
James d. Driver attended the Crit
tenden County Circuit Court this
week.
MIR. John P. Edrington, of
Memphis, got "taken in" by the
Barbecue, but made up on the
Dance.
"A mild ate mpt was made to
clean up the streets last Wednesday
the loud-smelling mud-holes still
remain.
Mrs. Austin Boyd and family,
of Memphis, are up on a visit to
Mai. and Mrs. D. L. Ferguson, of
Nodcna.
Misses Minnie Dearth and Josie
Lockwood, of Memphis, came up
Tuesday, and are guests Of Mrs. j.
l.. Driver, jr.
Fer .rheamstic or neuralgic pains in eyes,
forehead, ears, teeth, gums. limbs or bowels,
use Neursline, 80 cents. For sale by
He sat at the farther end of the
bench, hopping his brow. alt Is
very warm" he said. "Yes," she
answered, "you luke-warm."
We will send the Osceola
TINES together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to any
address for one year for 1910
The river is falling rapidly,
leaving banks Of mud, which, expos.
cd to the heat Of the sun, emit odors
by no means agreeable to sensitive
olfactories.
Mr.. John Lewis Felts anu Mrs.
w. l.. Dillingham; were quietly
joined in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony last Tuesday evening. Judge
+. Bevels officiated.
-Hin Iocker,'s Iron Tonic Syrup guaran-
teed 10 cure chils or money refunded. box
Of Podo Iiver Pills In ench package. Pric'
ei, For sale bv 7 A. MATHEWS.
-"If I cannot have the fat of the
land, ] can take little lean," said
a hungry looking Mississippi county
man, at the Barbecue, as he restct
his shoulder against tree.
Col. J. ID. Fuller, the popular
purser Of the reliable local Steamer
Gayoso was among the visitors who
attended the Barbecue and Dane,
on the 10th inst.
Miss Missile Horton, Mr.. JOIN
Horton, Miss Laura David and Mr.
Joseph David, of Plum Point, wer,
among the guests who took IN thu
Barbecue and Dance last Thursday
Col virginius Kimbrough, OF Atoks, Tenn.
says Hin a Lockert's "Neuraline' cured hsn
ofa bad case Of neuralgia sYr sale by
-THE colored people had a pic
mic yesterday on the grounds occu
pied by the whites the day before
and at night had a public Installa
of officers of their Lodge oil. o. 0. F
After the Barbecue was over
Mr.. Hugh r. Mcveigh suddenly dis
covered that official business calle,
him to Frenchmsn's bayou. Strang,
how a pair of bright eyes will efiec
a mans business engagementsg
Mr.. r. R. Abernathy, who
went to Kansas City a few week.
ago, TO engage on the River I'm
provement works, found the work,
shut down, and returned to Osceols
last Thursday. No place like Os'
ceola.
-Messr., hin 4. Lockert Send one dozer
Of your Iron Tonic Syrup We have sold ou
one dosen and every bottle gave satisfaction
Your. whitson 4 Williams, Lightfoo,, Tenn
For sale BY T. A MArTHEws.
The next thing TO a funeral
procession is to walk behind love.
suck couple going home from q
dance. Now, don't let every young
man who went home with his CIR
the other night think this is slam
xt him; because it aint. Just &c
on with your love-making.
Miss Cora lngs, Miss Florcnce
Turner, Miss Allie Freeman, &C.
companied hy Messrs. Geo. Pennell