The Osceola times., 1885-11-21
Oscss1a Rain Drops.


Ooceo1a Rain DrOps.
Heavy rain storm last Tuesday
night:
-Ms. 0eosgc Bunch, of Big Lake,
&ed last week.
~ Thanksgiving day November
~ BY order of the President
poat forget it.
=; se, ..s 4 Lecten's Ionic CURES ENLARGED
J. %. BLAcKwooD's
Auction Sales, every day, next door
q Stowell 4 Heinz. Qf)
Mr.. George w. Bovce sold his
house and lot here. Mr.. Dave l..
Lawrence becoming purchaser.
Mr.. Tom Brown wields the Mar
shais baton, while Mr.. Martin Nc
Donna is out on camp hunt.
NJ rbcumafic or neuralgia pains In eyes, fore
heod. ears. Teeth, gums. Ii mbs or bowels. use
HeasrsliDe Prizes 70 cents. ASK at the Drug
storss tlr samples, Tree
Mr.. John Tucker who has been
laid up with krysipelas IN his head,
we learn, il now IN n fair way of re-
ppvery.
Mr.. Joshua Dillingham; killed
two bears last week and two this
week. As bear hunter, Mr.. Dill
bingham takes the baker,.
Misses Sayilla Driver and Ida
Hale returned from short visit to
Memphis friends, last Tuesday.
--Grcat Bargains at Blackwood's
Auction Store, next door to Stowell
: Heinz. (tf)
m THE MISSISSIPPI LowLANNs.
Mspers. A. N. Buck 4 Co.. New Hope Land
tug, MIS-, writes; Your Hill 4 Loekert lon-
10 6nd Pills are success, and are just what we
49, u cure the mnlarial diseases OF these Ms
blssippt lowlands "
Mrs. G. O. Fabcr left Tuesday
for Lee county, to look after her
farming interests and will be gone
several days.
Mr.. +. F. McVcigh closed out
bis Confectionery stand last week,
aud vent down to Memphis, looking
foe situation.
We will send the OsceolaI
TlnEs together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to any
address for one year for 1910
There will be Thanksgiving
entertainment at the Union Church
by the Sunday School children
nsxt Thursday evening. Don't fail
70 attend.
Mr.. Johnathan Marlin dropped
in this Office yesterday, and subscrib
ed for copy of the Times to be
sent to Mrs. Mary A. Small, Tenny-
sosl, Ind.
Mr.. j. n. Craighcad. N.iena, Ark writes:
:. NJ eustomers have taken u great fancy I"
P Lsfsers S"%panna Hrea. p'%pnyn ,
tly Of Hill Lockers medicines.
Mrs. Welles, of Russelville,
who is here visiting her daughter,
Nrs. F. B. Hale, we are sorry to say.
has been on the invalid list for the
past two weeks.
Our old friend, "Uncle John
Keiser, and son, Mr.. Fred w. Kei-
ser, of Kentucky, came up Thursday,
end are circulating among their old
time neighbors and friends.
Hin 4 Dockcrt's Compound Lieorlce Cough
Syrup Is pleasant to take and relieves immedi-
at~ly. One dose will CON, ince you that IL is the
best remedy for coughs, = re lhroats, crodp,'etc
trial bottle free ut your druggists. Large
bottle 90 cents.
The programme for Thursday
evenings entertainment will consist
Of Music, Recitations, Essays, Jug
breaking, &c, by the members of
the Sunday School.
-" DID you hear about that bar
rel Of coal oil that is to be turned
loose in the community"
"Oh yes, it all goes with the bluff
racket, and amounts to nothing.
Whisky talk is cheap"
. DIR. II. q. Joyncr, of louise, Ark, in n letter
10 Hin 4 Lockert, August III. lSs5, says "Your
Tonic and Liver Pills have spler did run here,
and on their trre merit only They are just
what Is needed here ut this season uf the year
AL of Hill 4 Lock,yt's Medicines for sale at
DIR. JoYSKR's.
Mrs. Morris, wife of Capt.
Charles f. Morris of Pacific place,
Crittenden county, died at her home
during Mr.. Morris absence here at
Circuit Court, and was buried in
Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis, last
Sunday.
A TONIC PAR FXCELIENCF.
Mr.. z, ID. Mitchell of Mason, 7 enp ., writes. |
"Tbis is TO certify that have used ihll a Loo |
Kert's hon Tonic syrup and found il all they |
claim for it--a fne remedy foI ohills and u tom
ic par excellence. l cheerfnlly recommend IL |
10 those who are suffering with chills, maarial |
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