The Osceola times., 1886-09-18
OsceoIa Rain DrOPs.

Mrs. n. c. Prexitt left las
week on a protracted visit to rela
tives in Kentucky.
Miss Mary Semmes, left lasI
week tor Cape Girardeau to attend
school at the Catholic convent.
Mrs. G. F. Stowell was called
to the bedside OF her mother, in
Memphis who Is reported quite i'll.
Rev. J. F. Lloyd, hereafter will
preach at Osceola on the first SUM-
Bay in each month, instead Of the
fourth.
Ladies', Misses, and Children's
Hose, in endless variety, at
SrowEpL & HEINZ.
Masters ]. H. and J. l.. Hale,
and John Driver, left last Thursday
for Sedalia, Mo-, where they will at
tend school.
Mrs. II. e, Dunarant and chill.
dren are spending few days at
Golden Lake, visiting Mrs, J. w.
Rhodes and family.
Mrs. T. c. Edrington, after
spending some time in Memphis with
relatives, returned home last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Friend, Of
Pecan Point, were among the visit
ors in Osceola last Saturday, who
took w the Barbecue.
DIR. w. X. Harrison, Of Scott
township, who has been at the point
Of death, from typhoid malaria is, we
are happy to say, slowly recovering.
Mr.. J. w. Quinn, having be-
come convinced that Arkansaw is q
better country than Texas, returned
TO Osceola last Saturday. His fami-
ly will follow in short time.
New subscribers this week: l..
II. I;allew, Osceola.; J. NJ. Capps,
Golden AXE, Ark.
Renewals: b. o. Harrison, Osceo-
Ia; X. Arphillion, Clear Lake, Ark.
Mrs. Mary Mcconnell and
daughter, Miss Liza Mcconnell, re.
turned from Texas last Tuesday, and
are occupying the sesidence lately
occupied by Mr.. Chas. Woods. We
welcome Grandma back again.
Dress Goods in new and various
shades, At SrowELL & HElNz.
"A White Sewing Machine, bran
new, direct from the mandatory,
worth tS5, will be exchanged for
ash wood. For particulars, apply
at this Office, or, TO
CHARLES GooDRICH.
MIR. Hugh r. McVeigh felt sc
elated oyer his reelection that he
couldn't resist the temptation to g,
and see his mother, in Virginia, and
tell her all about it, Good boy.
We acknowledge the receipt Of
\ fine large pear from Mr.. Jesse
Ashburn, Of Scott township. !,
weighed one pound two ounces. /
this is . fair sample, we'll take 1
bushel, brother Ashburn.
The Qsccola Public School,
will commence on the first Mopda,
in October. The services of Prof
Hoy., late Of Virginia, have beer
secured rs Principal, with Mrs. r
Sampson as Assistant.
Latest styles in Clothing, E. &W
Collars . Cuffs, and Gents Furnish
ing Goods, at STowEsL & HEINZ.
Mr.. John A. I.oyewell has beel
rejoicing all the week, not only be
canse the democratic TICKET wa
elected, but on account Of the arriv
xl of another little democrat at hi
house.
-"Too much rain," is the gene
raj cry Of the planters, who are wait
ing for q dry spell to commence cot
ton. picking. In this connection,
might be added, that better pros
pect for q full crop has not beel
seen in ten years.
Among those who went dow
to the Bluff city on Tuesdays boa
and returned Thursday, were, Mes.
J. W. Price, Jas. Liston, Jas. Selma
BILE, Will Stratton and +. J. Hale
The first three mentioned went dow
after new goods, getting ready fc
the Fall trade.
Prevent Malaria by using ARMS
tsad's Ague Tonic. Gives tone I
the system and prevents sickness
Keep il in the family.
The citizens Of Scott township
seeing that Judge Ri,ltlick bad n
opposition for the Judgeship Of tn
Second Judicial Circuit, and there
fore in no danger Of being snowe
under, polled very handsome CON
plimentary vote for Hon. II. NJ. Nc
Weigh.
After the attendants at the Bar
becue dispersed, last Saturday ever
ing, the young democrats took the
best girls and adjourned to the Ha
where they ripped the light ia"ta'