The Osceola times., 1886-09-04
Osccoia Rain Drops.
= Election next Monday.

ia unusually good.
The cool weather Of the pas
week was hailed with delight.
Miss Lloyd Taylor. went to Lau
/. derdale County, Tenn, on visit t
relatives last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. VI. Pope am
family, of Nodcna. were visiting a
Dr. ]. 4. Fclts during the week.
Pure Lake Ice, at
w. l.. HuMrnREys.
Mrs. w. B. Hale of Gold Dust
Tenn, was over on visit to he
fathers family during the week.
-Rer'ds. Messrs. Lloyd and vii
liams held protracted services a
Williams School House during The
week.
Mrs. Mary Mathews and daugh
ter, Miss Beulah, returned from a
visit to friends st Ripley, Tenn. ias'
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Brickcy re.
turned from Mariana last Saturday.
Mr.. B. is delighted with his business
prospects down there.
The most pleasant remedy to take
for Chills and Fevers is Armistead',
Ague Tonic. Children like it. y
1t is reported that Capt. Halls
new boat, the Chesapeake, will be
nut next week. She will run from
Memphis to New Madrid.
School Directors, during the ex
citement of the political campaign
must not forget to make their emu
mera'ion reports by the 10Th, inst.
Mrs. N. l.. Avery and children
who have been sojourning with rel
xtives in Memphis for the past ST,
weeks, returned home Thursday.
Let everybody close up thci'
places of business next Monday ans
80 to the polls and work for the sue
cess Of the Democratic ticket
Miss Belle Pcttcy, Mrs. Marion
Parry and Master Henry Parry, ol
Gold Dust, Tenn, came over on d
visit to Mrs. Roussan last Saturday,
returning Monday.
Democrats, see that your ticket.
corresponds with the ticket as it ap
pears in this issue of the Times, eacl
township of course filling the blanks
Tor Justices of the Peace and Con.
stables.
Only t.o more days until Has.
kins will be convinced that he hasn'
life lease ON the sheriif's Office, nol
n commission to run the rest of tn,
county Offices TO suit himself, an,
will be retired Ia private life.
Prevcnt Malaria by using Arms
tead's Ague Tonic. Gives tone tc
the system and prevents sickness
Keep it in the family. g
-Messrs. N. J.. Avery and G. II
Gaylord paid the Bluff City visi,
during the week. Each of these gen.
tlemeG is preparing to do an in
mensc trade this Fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Butler wer,
rendered happy by the birth of fint
boy, last week. May he hive to b,
a stay and ccmfort to their d, clinin.
years.
AN eclipse Monday morning
an earthquake Tuesday night, anc
the colored voters hocking to tn,
democratic standard. 1t does seem II,
if everything in nature was conspir
ing for grand, volcanic upheava
of the Independent 'Republican tick
ct next Monday.
~SIessrs. l.. A. Dubois aud Cy
rus Barker of Golden, Ills, paid u,
n pleasant call last Saturday. Mr.
Dubois will be found hereafter a
his old stand behind the counters a,
j. w. Prices store.
Mr.. W. +. Williams, after max
ing o prospecting tour through tn,
Southern aud Western Arkansas re
turned home by way Of Jordan sta
tion, Ky, where he was joined b,
his wife and children, who had beer
ON an extended visit to Mr.. Fred
keiser and family.
1t is reported that Mr.. William
Duncan, formerly Of this place, bu
now of Walnut Springs, Texas, los
his life last week. He was employ
Ell on the railroad and while walkin.
ON top of a moving train as it wa
passing over q bridge, his head cam,
m contact with the timbers over
head, crushing his skull, causin;
death in short while.
Among the citizens Of Osoeo!a
who attended the Barbecue on Cros
bayou last Thursday were: Mes,
+. J. Hale, Hugh Il. McVeigh, BE
II. Bachus, George Lower, o. /
Thompson, w. S. Hayes, Louis Pa'
tee, W. Humphreys. A. w. Levi
and Ben w. Haskins.
"A Democratic Pole sixty-thre