The Osceola times., 1886-11-06
OsccOla Rain DrOps.

-lhc attendance NJ court TIL
week has been confined strictly
those who we're compelled to attend
MIR. Robt. G.. Hardin, of Chick
asawba, was a welcome visitor q
the Times office during the week
Ne was brought in as a grand jury
man.
Mrs. John C. Brickey, Of Cliff
Mo-, is here on q visit to her boys
Messrs. G. r. and John G. Brickey
Jr., and their families.
Owing to the fine weather fol
gathering crops, some of the jury
men summoned to serve at this tern
Of Court, exercised considerable ia.
g-nuity in framing excuses, in order
to get excused from serving.
Now is the time to plant your
advertisements.
Mick ssys the reason why he
didn't get votes was because he
didn't don't got the money to have
tickets struck of, but that be will
get thar next time"
Mr.. John Uzzcll, of Frenchman
bayou, made the Times apleasant
call last Wednesday. There seems
to be some greater attraction in Os.
ceola than Circuit Court for our
young friend.
-Miss Emma Partee, a charming
young lady Of Ashport, Tenn, is
visiting in our town this week, the
guest Of Miss Frances McYeigh.
The public entertainment of the
Philomatheans, last Friday evening,
was largely attended and highly en-.
joyable. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hale
deserve the thanks Of the Club for
their hospitality on this occasion.
A White Sewing Machine, bran
new, direct from the manufactory
worth t85, will be exchanged foI
ash wood. For particulars, apply
at this office, or, to
CMAELss. GooDRIcn.
The Lower Brothers, who fur.
nished such excellent music for the
dance Tuesday night, and for the
play Wednesday night, left Thurs
day night for their home, Columbus
Ky. We hope TO welcome them bacl
to Osceola ere long.
Mr.. Willis Angel brought us
sample of sweet potatoes, picked a
random, out of lot of rs bushels
gathered from q plot of a tractor
over half an acre, which are hard t,
best-some Of them weighing owe
four pounds.
One Of the first acts Of Sheriff
Hayes, after being sworn IN, was t,
pull down the gnllows which hac
been left standing in the Court hous,
yard, ever sir &c the hanging of Hen
ry Rose, two years ago. 1t stood a
. standing menace and disgrace t,
the community, and the citizens o
Osceola, and the county have JUS
cause for congratulation that his ey,
sore has at last been removed.
PRAIRIE MANGE,
lTcH, and Scratches OF every kin,
cured in 30 Minutes by Woolford'
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLoRl
4 HALE, Druggists Osceola, Ark.
Those who called and subscrib
ed for the Times during the week
Willis Angel, Osceola; Y. c. Bush
by John Bush, Kingston, Tenn; D
w. Hicks, Blythesville; Jesse II
Mauppin, Humbolt, Tenn; Samue
d. Hayes, Columbia, Tenn; y. p
Lyles, Memphis, Tenn.
Renewals: l.. b. Fletcher, Node
ma; Il. G. Hardin, John Long, Chic
ssawba; L. II. Forsyth, Halespoini
Tenn; A. ], Mietzler, Thos. +. War
rem, Mrs. j. w. Uzzell, L. Hender
sou. Golden Lake; Frank Gill an,
+. A. Coffman, Osccola,
The rendition of the popula
Comedy, "Not So bad After All,
last Wednesday night by the ANA
tuers of Osceola, with the followin,
cast of characters:
Capt. Aarchmont, S. 6. Semme.
Lieut.. Worthington, J. H. Boruu
DR.. Brunt, G. II. Gaylorc
Capt Poppet. Eff. Mcveigl
Smart, r. Selnme.
James Banks, N. L. Aver,
Mrs. Marchmont, Mrs. &. Stowel
Mrs. Brunt, Mrs. P. J. Semme,
Mrs ponpat A., ~ D