The Osceola times., 1886-07-10
Fine large shower Of rain last
Tussday, which did n power Of good.

Tuesday, which did power of good
Barbecue and Picnic, at Elmot
to-day. 1t will be a nice affair, an'
everybody is expected.
Mr.. W. p. Hale ia still sojourn
ing at the American Bethesda-1o
Springs.
Mrs. Mary Mathews returned
hape last week from an extended
visit to Cape Girarleau friends.
Clarence Butler, left Tuesday
to Join his father, Mr.. b. +. Butler
a Gibson Wells, Tenn.
Take DR.. II. A. Armistead's Ague
Tsaio for Chills aud Fevcrs. =
The Barbecue season il at hand
and the colored brother is a. happy
rs coon up . persimmon tree in
October.
Nearly $4,000 in county script
was Cancelled and destroyed by the
csuRty aour,, last Thursday in about
two aud . half hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Driver, &C.
cnmpanied by Mrs. J. l.. Driver,
left last week Sor Middle Tennessee,
whero they intend spending the
heated term.
lrcH, and Scratches Of every kind
cured in 30 Minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary lotion. Use no other
1Ais never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
4 HALE, Druggists Osceola, Ark.
"A tow Of several willow and
mattrass bsrges from the feet at
San Sosci was sent down To Mem
phis this week, where they will be
used m protecting the banks at that
point.
MARRIED -STCLAIn-W -WiGLEY
Az the residence ofthe Brides father
on Frcnohmans bayou, judy, 9th,
1856. Mr. Johnson Stellar TO Miss
Mamie F. Wiglcy, all Of Mississippi
9 unity.
The Times extend congratulations,
The farmers are all coming
right out VI the grass this fine wealth
er. and the crops are shooting right
up. The prospect for nm abundant
ssop Of corn Aud cotton grows bright
e. day by day.
Tho wost pleasant remedy to take
for Chills and Fsvers is .Armistead'.
Ague Tonic. Children like it. y
New Subscribers: T. ]. Crowder
Blythesville; j. X. johnson, Elmot
Mrs. Rosa Fcizor, Fulton.
Rene walls: John Rainey, Blythcs
vile, x. N. Huffman, Brolankl; L
+. Bragg, Osccola.
"A fishing party Is being made
sp d 70 out to Little River, next
Y'nesday, to spend several days il
camp. The party when made NJ
will number about a dozen and ,
big time Is expected. We wish then
good luck.
Can amp ono toll us whethe
SoOtchman has been ftoling sroun,
tho widows latolyY Judging from
his last communication, somethin.
very sofsening must have hit him il
the region of his watch pocket.
OLD FOGIES.
Old Fogios may not believe tina
science Is advancing but If there ar,
such things as new fogies" they arr
Numerous as many testimonials have
been received from persons who hav,
been cured Of Chills and Fever will
Certain Chill Cure after all remedies
failed. Sold by Gaylord & Hale.
Mr.. Louis Bolduc has opened u,
in tho Boyce shop, where he is pre-
pared to DO all work in his line
LOUIS is a good carpenter and wood
worker. We learn that Mr.. Sum
rners will take charge of the forg,
and run blacksmith shop in con
nection.
From the 81. Gencvieve, mo.
Fair Play, we learn Of the death o
Mrs. Julia Roussan, the eiitor'
grandmetber, who died at her home
-. Genevisve, on the 9th, uli., age,
30 years. She was a life long chris
tian, who spcnt the many years o
her life amid the scenes Of her earl,
childhood, doing good. May she res
IN peace.
This Office had pretty goo'
run of Job work, this week, for whicI
we feel thankful, aud, without wish
ing 70 boast, the style of the worl
turned out will compare favorabl,
with Memphis work, and gave com
piece satisfaction. The money re
ceived tor the work will remain il
tie community.
Prevent Malaria by using ARMS
tsads Ague Tonic. Gives tone t,
the system and prevents sickness
X ep it in the family.
County Court has been in ses