The Osceola times., 1886-05-01
0sccola Rain Drops.

Mr.. j. w. Price returned iron
Memphis Tuesday.
Mr.. b. w. Hale and family, re
turned to their Tennessee home las
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Hugh r. McvsIgh msdc
flying trip to Memphis In the earl.
part Of the week.
Take DR.. r. A. Armistesd's Agus
Tonic for Chills and Fevers. =
Miss Mary Semmes, who ha'
been dangerously III with brain fevsl
il, we are glad TO say, improving.
Mr. James N. Hamilton came uF
smiling this week anil renewed hi'
subscription to the Times.
The most pleasant remedy to take
for Chills and Fevers is Armistead's Z
Ague Tonic. Children like it. =
Mrs. Robert Gocts has had an.
other severe attack Of heart disease
during the week, but Is some better
at this writing.
Mr.. N. l.. Avery paid Memphis
. short busiasss trip, and returned
home Wednesday night with more
new goods.
Mrs. Lucy Wynne paid Mem
phis visit the early part Of the week,
returning on the Steamer Gayoso,
Tuesday.
Capt. Charles Bowen ordered
. copy Of the Times sent one year to
WIN. P. Gibson, Lower Lake, Lake
County, Cal.
Master J. E. Prewitt spent the
week at home visiting parents and
friends. He returns TO Memphis,
and his post of duty to-day.
Prevent Malaria by using Armis.
tssd's Ague Tonic. Gives tone to
the system and prevents sickness.
Keep il in the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Hale, Mr..
and Mrs. Abner Driver. Miss Savilla
Driver and Mr.. J. ID. Driver, were
among the visitors to Memphis this
week.
The time fixed by law prohibit
ing the shooting of wild turkeys,
went into effect on the first of May.
The sports can now lay up their
breech leaders.
The Philomathean Club met At
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Hale, last Friday night, where be-
sides the usual intellectual feast they
were Hospitality treated to ice cream
and cake.
The anonymous and scurrilous
letter addressed to Mr.. James Selma
bel, ono of tho Board of Examiners,
failed Of its purpose. Jim is as cool
a. . cucumber.
IrcH, and Scratches of every kind
cured in 30 Minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
& HALE, Druggists Osccola, Ark.
"A negro man named Brown,
in the employ Of Capt. u. NJ. Ayres,
was drowned last Saturday, while
engaged in floating saw logs in the
back-water. He was q faithful, hon.
orable, hard working man.
--Aftcr quite . rest, extending
through the lcnten season, the young
people gave . delightful little par
ty at tho Hall, Tuesday night, whers
music, dancing and social conversa
tion served to while away the time
Mess. Lower and Thompson were OF
hand and furnished the music.
-DIrD-Saturday, April 18th, O
pneumonia, Mr.. VIM. Tucker, aget
20 years. Mr.. Tucker was q quiet
peaceable citizen, was born ant
reared in our midst. He leaves |,
young wife and three children Il
mourn his antimely death.
The two plays in rehearsal to b.
rendered during court week, unde
the able management Of Capt. Sem
mes, promises, in advance, to be
sucoess-the entire role being vel
up in their parts, aud the public ma,
expect rare treat. Don't fail to q
and see "My Mothcr-In.I.aw" ~,
"Not So BAD After ALL"
The handsome Lambrequin an,
Scarfs, which sdorn the pulpit of tn
Union Church, were the admiration
of the large audience WHICH attende,
the church last Sunday. They arc tn
handi work Of Mrs. R. Z. Prewitt an,
Mrs. G. +. Stowell, and - specimen
Of embroidery are hard to excel.
--Elscwhere will I've found tn
announcement Of w. B. Haskins "a
reelection to the Office Of Sheriff IN
Collector, as an independent cand
date. Mr.. Haskins has been IN oi
fee long time--eight years-an
We hardly deem it necessary to il
troduce him to the people Of Missi,
sippi County. His recor,l as Sheri
il before them and upon that i
stands for fheir endorsements
JoxrsRORo. ARK. APRIL 10. lS8l