The Osceola times., 1886-10-23
Osccola Rain Drops.

oawba, was IN towh last luesuay'
Now is the time to plant your
advertisements.
Take DIR. r. A. Armistead's Aguc
Tonic for Chills and Fevcrs.
Mr.. John d. Driver, who has
been laid up with malarial fever, is
up again.
Mrs. Mittie Snow, of Chicks-
sawba, is spending few days with
her Osceola friends this week.
Mrs. w. P. Hale and children
are spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. b. w. Hale, over at GoldDust.
See the assortment of cheap
Pocket Knives, at BRIcKEY BRos.
-Messrs. Pate Borun and +. j.
Hale left for Dyersburg, Tenn, last
Tuesday, on q short visit.
Tho wild ducks and geese pre-
ceded the cold wave, and travelled
southwark in great numbers.
jim Hector, of Big Lake, was
the first to bring venison and "bar"|
meat to the Osceola market this
season.
Mrs. F. W. Keiser, after visit
ing relatives aud friends, left for her
home, Jourdan Station, Ky, last
Thursday.
The most pleasant remedy to take
for Chills and Fevers is .Armistead's
Ague Tonic. Children like it. =
The criminal docket, at the next
term Of the Circuit Court, will be
taken up first. So says the clerk for
the benefit Of the litigants.
Mr.. John L. Driver has been
laid up for the past week, suffering
excruciating pain from the effects of
y fall.
New subscriber Mrs. K. p.
Williams, Golden Lake-Renewals
-E. A. Carleton, Nodcna; and S.
Triplctt, Blythesville.
Groceries, lower than ever, at,
G. II. Drickey & Brothers.
The cotton pickers have been
taking advantage of the bright pleas
ant weather, and crowding the gins
~ their utmost capacity.
Mr.. f. A. Garlick and family
left for Fort Smith last Thursday
where they 60 to reside in future.
The Times wishes them success in
their new home.
Those who complain Of dull
times are generally men who try to
do business on the sly, and who don't
believe in advertising. Their places
Of business always has = deserted
lonesome appearance, and customers
fight shy Of them.
Mr.. John Barney and daughter
Mrs. Woods, were summoned to the
bedside of his daughter, Mrs. Holt
in Nsuvoo, last Monday, returning
"Wednesday. They report her out ol
danger, and in fair way of ofrecovery
A White Sewing Machine, brar
new, direct from the manufactory
worth t35, will be exchanged fol
ash wood. For particulars, appl,
1t this Office, or, to
CHARLES GOODRICH.
The fag end of the cold wave
predicted last week by the Chicag,
signal service, reached here Thars
day morning; its effect on the wood
piles and the overcoat supply didn'
materially effect ruling prices.
"A cherry tree in our garden /,
IN bloom for the second time thi,
season. The care and cultivation o
fruit trees and garden truck, is on,
of the editors weaknesses. In fact
he is . regular George Washington
when it comes to cherry trees.
-Brickey Brothers keep every
thing in the eating line, in canned
gtcds.
Mrs. r. c. Prcwitt, after spend
ing six weeks visiting relatives a
Lexington, Ky; returned homo las
Saturday, much to the delight o
her family and friends, and especial
" of MISS Laura, who was house
keeper during mama's absence.
MIR. Richard Alternately late
clerk on the James Lee, in the lower
trade, came up last Thursday, and
s again circulating among his Osce,
ola friends. Dick is always welcome
10 Osceola.
Quite a party Of lsdies-married
and single -chaperonea by Messrs
Coke Brickey and Lewis Partee
went out nutting last Wednesday
but ~ this is the off wear in the
hickory-nut line, they returned
empty handed. Next year you will
have better luck, ladies.
--Carson Lake William, in COM
munication in this issue. announces
himself ~ . candidate for Governor