The Osceola times., 1886-04-24
Osccela Rain Drops.
Eggs are scarce, and tomorrow
il Easter Sunday-too bad!

--EXk3 0Tt c(atOts @se W -
is Easter Sunday-too bad!
Renewals this week: w. B
Hale, Gold Dust, Tenn; l.. q. Clere
Indian Bay, Ark.
Take DR.. r. A. Armistead's Ague
Tonic for Chills aud Fcyers.
Mr.. William Alexander, OF Pe'
can Point, was in town this week
shaking hands with his many friends
Mr.. c. II. Gaylord returned from
Memphis Wednesday night with q
fresh stock Of Drugs and Notions.
just as we go to press, we are
handed the announcement OF w. }.
Bowen. Notice next..week.
Tho most pleasant remedy to take
for Chills and Fevers is Armistead's
Ague Tonic. Children like it.
The very choicest brand OF
Blackberry Brandy-for medicinal
purposes, At FABER 4 ScHNABEL's
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday.
Lent is over, but this doesn't signi-
fy that you can't lend your dug-out,
il you want to.
-Mesdames Liza Moss, Sallie
Stratton and Mrs Charles Woods,
were among the passengers who went
down to Memphis on Wednesdays
trip Of the Dean Adams.
--Messrs. Lower & Thompson, the
Photographers, have taken views Of
ssOsceola under water" and are pre-
pared to furnish copies to all who
may desire them, at reasonable rates.
IrcH, and Scratches Of every kind
cured in 80 Minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
{ HALE, Druggists Osceola, Ark.
Getting wet in stopping the
break in the levee the other night,
las resulted in a great deal of com
plant, Of colds and aches, cause by
tho exposure which all had to un-
dergo.
Mr.. George Lower, having little
or nothing to do since his Picture
Gallery went uuder the food, devot-
ed himself too much to padding
about in the back water, and is now
laid up with fever.
We make one Of our most elab-
orate bows to Mr.. l.. A. Morris, Of
Plum Point, for nice lot Of early
vegetables. Our own little garden
spot being about eighteen inches un-
der water, such remembrances are
fully appreciated.
The Superintendent and Teach
ers Of the Union Sunday School
have prepared programme OF Ex-
ercises for the Sunday School chill
dren, which will be rendered at the
Union church tomorrow evening
Easter Sunday. All are cordially
invited.
Prevent Malaria by using Armis-
tead's Ague Tonic. Gives tone to
the system and prevents sickness.
Keep it in the family.
We heard of a deer killing it.
self the other day, actually commit
ting suicide, by jumping over gar
den fence and striking its head
against the blade of a garden hoe in
hands of the owner of the garden.
The food had driven it from the
woods, and had become desperate.
The editor of this paper run out
of meat at his house fact is, hasn't
had much nohow all during Lent,
and went out last Monday and gath.
him fine IL pound gobbler. Mr..
ID. Lawrence who accompanied him
also secured fine one.
The kind friends who so mag
unanimously offered us lodging room
in case the water compelled us to
move out, will accept our grateful
thanks. The rise stopped just as
the water reached the floors Of oul
dwelling.
- Catarrh Of the nose and head
can be easily, quickly, pleasant,
and lastingly cured. The Francis
Catarrh Cure will positively and ef
fectually cure in few days any case
A package, more than enough t.
surely and infall,bly cure any case
sent post paid by mail for one dolla
by NJ. FRANCIS, Washington, d. c
3-27-3m.
Mrs. J. w. Rhodes, Of Colder
Lake, came up on the Dean Adams
last "Wednesday evening, bade 10
seph goodbye, took Mrs. Dunavant
children, and started in search o
dry land.
The river lacked Just about
inches Of reaching the high-wate
mark Of 1882 st this poins when
came to stand last Thursday noon
Since then It has been g, adually de
clining; at the hour OF golag to pres
we quote fall OF ! inch.
Owing to the rush and hurry
at the Court house this week-th