The Osceola times., 1886-11-20

Mrs. II. G. Dunavant and the
children are absent on u visit to the
home folks, at Bartlett, Tenn.
Miss Eulia Williams and Mr..
VIM. Williams, Of Nashville, Tenn,
are the guests of their uncle, Mr..
Johu w. Williams, Of Elmot.
Mrs. Robert Goetz was among
the passengers on the f. w. Cole
last Tuesday. on visit to her Men,
phis friends.
Mrs. J. NJ. Lawrence lett for
the upper end Of the county last
Tuesday, on visit to relatives and
friends, and James is keeping batch.
Mr.. L. B. Ballou, of Brentwood,
Tenn, made the TINES Office very
pleasant call yesterday. He comes
to Arkansas to stay, and will engage
in Farming. We bid him welcome.
Bad week for cotton picking;
but then, the delay may give the
conmi ission men a change to dispose
the surplus stock on hand, and i'm
prove the prices little.
We omitted to mention the
death of the little child of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. O. Harrison, which took
place on Saturday morning, the 9th.
inst.
WANrEp-A situation. by com
petent man, as Oversecr, or Assist.
ant overseer Oh a plantation. Good
references given. Address,
Overseer, Times office. 2O-4.
The dividing line between Fall
and Winter was reached this week.
The straw hat and the linen duster;
the over.cos. AMI the caloshes; the
gentle shower and the snow-flakes,
we're considerably mixed.
-Messrs. Hugh II. McVeigll and
F. B. Hale attended the meeting of
the Grand Lodge of A. f. A. Masons
which convened at Little Rock du.
ring the week, as representatives of
Osceola Lodge No. q.
Notice The members OF the
Baptist Church, ard all we'll wishers,
are earnestly requested to assemble
st the Church tomorrow evening at
3 o'clock, to make arrangements to
ward securing the services of Min
lister for the coming year.
PRAIRIE NANCE,
IrcH, and Scratches OF every kind
cured in 80 Minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAyLoRr
4 HALE, Druggists Osceola, Ark.
Sheriff W. S. Hayes took IN,
FIRST Jail birds to the pen at Li,tl'
Rock this week. Mr.. ". p. Mile
went along as guard. The pris
oners were George Cordcr. convict
ed of felony, and James Gillian, as
sault with intent to kill, who were
sent up for one aud three years re
spec''vely.
Mrs. Gaylord and Mrs. Fox
left for their home in Detroit, Mich.
last Tuesday. They were accompa
MED by Mr.. c. H. Gaylord and Mrs
Lucy Wynne as far as Memphis
Mrs. Wyune will proceed to Marian
on q visit to her sister, Mrs. Pete
Brickey, before she returns.
Col. A. NJ. Dubois, editor c
the Fruit Growers Journal, publish
ed at Golden, Ills, is here on a visi
to his son, l.. A. Dubois, who ha
been quite i'll recently. We ar
pleased to say, however, that he i
much better, and improving rapidl
s,pce his fathers arrival.
DIR. W. B. Oassil has moved hi
Office over Mess. Bacchus & Fletcl
er's drug store, where be will b
pleased TO receive his friends an
patrons in future. For the present
he is out in Blythcsville, on profe.
sional bus,ness for few days.
Circuit court adjourned las
Friday evening, the 18th. We mel
t,on this fact, so that the boys wb
may yet BE- out on a camp hunt ca
come in and return to the cotto
patch.
MARRIED. STAcEY-CIssELL:-
Sunday, November l4th., at the res
idence OF the brides parents, on Ca
son Lake, Mr.. William Stacey wa
Joined in wedlock to Miss Maggi
Cissell, Squire N. G. Cartwright o
ficiating. Quite select compan
of friends and relatives, notwitl
standing tho condition Of the roaC
and inclezency of the weather, wei
in attendance, to witness the unio
Of the happy pair, and wish them
long, happy and prosperous journe
on the matrimonial sea Of life;
wish, in which the TIMrs hearth
joins.
We are grati6ed to see that IL
sidewalk complained of, in our las
has been in measure repaired.
grateful and appreciating watkins
public offers sincere thanks for tn
much. Now that the cold wealth
Is about to set in, when fires will
necessary, aud ia view of the "a