The Osceola times., 1886-03-20


moon las. Sunday nighty Il was
sight worth seeing, The c;rcula
rings, representing all the colors o
the rain bow, were as clearly define,
and as bright as the rings ON tn
home post of new croquet set.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. r. Bricke,
leave tomorrow for St Louis wher,
Mr.. Brickey goes to buy lis Spring
and Summer stock for this place, alst
for the mercbantile establishment o
Brickey Brothers, at Mariana, Ark
On their return they will stop a
Cliff, Mo-, on visit to Mr.. Brickey',
parents.
Arkansas differs from all other
states in many respects; for instance
we always have some sort of wealth.
er or other, no matter what's going
on in other states. This week has
been a regular. made-to-order-fit IL,
like-a-glove aspiring has come, gen.
lie Annie week. Next week, we
may have q blizzard or q Kansas oy.
clone.
Mr.. John b. Driver dropped in
yesterday morning and informed us
that he had ginned exactly 553 bales
Of cotton ut the San Suci Clubhouse
this season. Now we want every
ginner or gin owner in the county
to furnish us the number of bales Of
cotton ginned by them, in order to
get an approximation of the amount
Of cotton raised in Mississippi coun-
ty for the year 1885.
Buy THE LIGHT RpEsISG .NEw
HONE" SEWING MACHINE. We re-
fer you to the thousands that are now
using the New Home. Don't take
our word, or that Of an interested
Agents; but ask those that have
one. Try one, and investigate for
yourself-You Want the Best, and
II you don't find that the NEw HONE
is the Best, don't buy it. For sale
by CHARLES GnoprIcm.
The editor of this paper couldn',
resist the temptation to take a duck
hunt before they all left for thrir
northern breeding grounds. In
company with DR.. II. e. Dunsvan,
we went down to loung's Lake
Tuesday evening, where we were
joined late in the evening by Mess.
Warrington, Sheriff., l.anicr and
Vaughn, making a party Of six, all
told. Stayed all night aud slept by
a camp 6re-leaving by nine o'clock
next morning with a bag of 1876
ducks. Not so bad considering the
fact that the most of them were shot
on tho wing by moonlight.
The Philomathoan Club, an or
ganization Of ladies and gentlemen,
having for its object the study OF
music and literature, and for social
enjoyment, held its first session at
the residence of Capt. McVeigh OH
Friday evening, the 18th. inst. 1t
being our busy evening, we were un-
able to atteLd, but hear of many
bestowed upon the ex.
ercises, aud feel assured that it was
but the beginning Of many pleasant
hours eos the literati of our commu-
nifty. One of the brightest ieatlrcs
Of the evening wssthc rea,ling Of the
" Philoma!tean Mirror" by its edi-
tor, Mr.. N. l.. Avery. The fellow
ing are the officers of tue club:
President, Capt. S. S. Semmes;
Vice president, Mrs. ii, NJ. Mcveiyh;
Sec. and Treas, Mr., +, J. Hale; Ed.
itor, Mr., n. l.. Avery; Censor, Mrs.
ID. A. Richardson; Executive Com
mittee, Rev. J. F. Lloyd, DIR. ID. a.
Richardson, Mr.. NJ. Heinz, Mrs. ii,
e. Dunavant, Miss Ida Hale, Miss
Frances McVeigh and Mrs. Leon
Roussan.
The club held its second meeting
last night at DIR. II. G. Dunavant's.
The programme consisted of Biog-
raphy, an Essay, Songs, Readings,
Recitatieus aud Quotations from the
writings Of Henry W. I.ongfellow.
To THE PEoPLE or MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY.
Hon. W. II. Gudgel, Evansville,
Ind, writes; "I take pleasure in re-
commenting to the publit 'C. G. c.,
Certain Chill Cure Ny wife had
third day ague for five months aud
tried different remedies without sue
cess. After useing one bottle of
your Certain Chill Cure permanent
cure is tie result" Pleasant to
take,
Sold by Gaylord & Hale, on a
Guaranteed Sale.
A LITERARY CURIOSITY.