The Osceola times., 1885-07-04

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Elmot to-day.
License to commit matrimony
was issued TO NJ. Geo. Rsndle and
Nm. Mary A. Young, this week.
Miss Carrie Kinney, Of Memphis
Il spending the heated term In Osce-
ola, the guest Of Mrs. s. s. Semmes.
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They say Jim Mat knows all
sbt'ut running q Moving machine
now. His knowledge only cost =
e1.5O.
The little folks dance last Tues
day was a source Of much pleasure
and delight to the 'little.bigger"
folks.
Mr.. T. A. Bragg, Of Osceola
and Mr.. J. A. johnson, of Golden
Lake we're added to our list Of sub:
scribers during the week.
-We will send the Osceola
TInKs together with tho Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to any
address for one year for S2,lO.
Mrs. Ward moved back into her
old residence, and Mr.. T. Brown has
moved into the Feczcr honse, lately
occupied by Mr.. Stevenson.
Master Pink Moss, the Boy
Merchant, was among the visitors
to Memphis this week. Look out
for something nice in his line.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Driver, &C.
companied by their daughter, Mrs.
". b. Hale, left for Eureka Springs
last Thursday, to spend the heated
term.
Merchants all complain of the
dull season; ditto saloon keepers;
ditto SheriG-Jail empty. Dull
season has it's reward as we'll a. the
busy season.
General Green was made to
succumb before the combined at
tacks of tho pillow and hoe hands this
week, and the crops wore never so
promising as at present.
Miss Laura David, visiting Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Morris, over at Plum
Point, came over and spent q few
days during the past week, the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. L. Roussan.
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T. A. MArrHEws.
Mr.. N. G. Cartwright, left last
"Wednesday, to revisit his boyhood
home In North. Carolina. We wish
him pleasant trip, a happy meeting
with old friends and relations and
. safe return.
Rev. Father Eustacc, of Men,
phis, will be up to-day on the Dean
Adams, and will hold Divine Ser
vices and ofsoiats At Holy Mass, to-
day-Saturday, Sunday and Mon.
day. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Quite . number OF Osooolisns
went down to Frenchmans Bayou
and attended the Barbecue last
Thursday. They all report . good
time and . splended barbecue dinner,
winding up with . dance at night at
the residence Of Mr.. George Peace.
.nin Locksrt's Iron Tonic Syrup guarsn-
49, % care chtlls o. money. refunded. 4 box
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MRS. Roussan left Thursday, to
he absent couple of weeks, on a
visit to the old folks at Jonesboro.
Before leaving she specially charged
her liege lords "legal guardian" to
see that he didn't wink at bis old
girl too often.
We hear some one almost daily
recommend "Bile Beans" to his
friend who makes some complaint
Of feeling badly or bilious, or out Of
sorts. Il Is good indication that q
great many people are using these
goods. They certainly are al cx-
cellent remedy.
"A slight skirmish took place
last Sunday between one of the pro-
prietors of . livery stable and q col.
orcd woman. A misunderstanding
shout the hire Of horse and buggy
was the cause of the trouble The
matter was settled before the May
0r's court.
Meas. II. II. Abernathy and
Allie Ferguson, left last Saturday
for Kansas City, where they 90 to
entsr the River improvement services
They leave a host Of friends here in
Osceola, who wish them success
wherevertbey may stray. They
bach ordered q copy of the Times
Iorwarded TO them at their destina-
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