The Osceola times., 1886-07-24
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are visiting friends in town this week
-D,xD-Monday, July ~ 1886.
Charlie, youngest son of Mrs. -
Bryant-N congestion.
Mrs. H. ID. Tamlinson and chill
dren, left last Saturday for Princeton,
Kv., to be absent the rest of the sum
'mer.
Take DR.. r. A. Armistcad's Ague
Tonic for Chills and Fevers.
Mr.. T. NJ. Lucas, of Tate p. o.,
Lssderdals county, Tenn, has bad
his name added to our list of new
Subscribers.
There has been nine deaths
among the small children of this COM
munity within the past two weeks,
~ unprecedented occurrence.
Miss Susie Wheeler, vino has
been attending school in Memphis,
returned home last Saturday, accom-
panied by Miss Cole, of Bartlett.
MIR. Abner Driver when qu"s-
.ioned about his unusually cheerful
smile, gently replies, "its girl-and
she 10 Q charmer."
The most pleasant remedy to take
for Chills and Fevers is Armistead's
Ague Tonic. Children like it.
Miss Lula Roussan, who has
been on visit to relatives in Mem
phis for the past month, returned
home last Saturday.
Mrs. Charles A. Hamilton and
children, of Jackson, Miss, are visit
ing Mrs. Georgia Erwin at San Sou
ci. The Times wishes her n delight.
ful sojourn among her old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Hale. OF
Gold Dust, Tenn, will start TO Gin
cinatti in a few days. hoping that the
change will benefit their little son,
who has been suffering from whoop-
Ing cough and malaria for some time.
OLD FOGIEs.
Old Fogiss may not believe that
aciemcc is advancing but If there are
such things as "new fogies" they nre
numerous as many testimonials have
been received from persons who have
been cured Of Chills and Fever with
Certain Chill Cure after all remedies
failed. Sold by Gaylord & Hale.
Mr.. T. II. Robinson, Of BIythes-
villa, We understand is the proud
owner of . mare q years old, which
gave birth to a hne, healthy and
beautiful colt, few days since. Doe:
the record beat itY
"A man, whose name we tailed
tn learn, out in Chickasawba town
ship, was kicked to death by II stall
lion one day this wsek-dying with
in 8 minutes after receiving the inju'
~. Don't think he was a candidate
else we would have known his name
After paying in $l0,235.3l the
county is still in debt s34,408.ll
IL the Independent Republican
bncs-game- ticket should by any pos
ibility be elected, who can tell wha'
the couSty debt will be two years
hences Tax payers, ponder this mat
ter when you &c to the polls.
Prevent Malaria by using Armis
tsad's Ague Tonic. Gives tone t'
the system and prevents sickness
Keep it in the family. =
Died-Wednesday, July q, 1854
Of congestion, Maggie, only dangh
ter Of G. r. Brickey and Emm'
Price Brickey, deceased. Aged fou
years and seven months.
Little Maggie was sweet, tonde
and shectionate child, and although
she had only been in our communit,
for q few months since her infancy
she in that short time so twined her
self about the hearts of all whom
she met that her death causes feel
ing Of loss not often experienced 70
ono of even much greater age. Sh'
was buried at Elmwood Cemerery
Memphis, on the 22nd. The TINE
extends sinccrest sympathy to th'
bereaved family.
Mr.. Hugh r. McVeigh left towr
last Thursday morning to make hi
canvass and Interview the sovereigns
The records of the recent Count,
and Probate courts are all up; th'
sstslemeut between the Count,
Treasurer and the representatives o
the Collector-Perry and Reed, an,
the Annual Report Of the Financia
condition of the county are all els
posed Of; the Clerks office is in goo.
shape; the decks are cleared, ant
Hugh is in good trim and gees befor'
the people with clean record, anc
tho people will show their apprecia
tiun of his faithful services by re
electing him to the Office of Circui
Court Clerk.
To WHOM IT May CONCERN.
II having been circulated, for po