The Osceola times., 1886-03-13
Osceola Rain Drops.
st. Patrick's day "Wednesday
the 18th. inst.

the ttn. iiist.
Mr.. r. +. Gaines is the happy
father Of a big fine boy.
Don't ts,i 10 ask for mn q i.ocksri's Frs,
trial Sssttlrs II Iicorice Cough syrup II sth'
hest. hefuse all others.
Mr.. Il. A. Garlick, who has been
dangerously i'll, is able to be up and
about.
ALI danger Of an overflow is
over, for the present, at least; but
winter fingers.
For. rheumatic or neuralgia psins In eyes.
forche~d. sars. teeth gums. limbs or boweis
use Neuralinc. 20 cts, al druggist
MIR. T. G. Buswell has been
dangerously i'll during the week, but
is now improving.
March came in like lamb, but
has been capering like a William
Goat ever since.
s'ompoawd Licorice Cough syrup every two or
three hours AID your cough Will soon be cared.
FOLD every where.
Mrs. ]. d. Crutcher, we are sor-
ry to announce, has been quite III
during the week.
Tho Drummer has been in our
midst quite numerously the past
two weeks. Not boat lands with
out putting off few Of him.
For colds, coughs, bronchi'is, asthma. bur n:
lag and tickling In the throat and lungs ami
pound Licorics Cough syrup 10 cents bottle
at druggists Sample FREQ.
"A delightful entertainment was
enjoyed by the young people of the
town last Monday at the Hall, where
music and dancing was the order of
the evening.
Mrs. Bertha Goctz, wife Of Mr..
Robt. Goeiz, had sudden attack of
heart trouble, last Thursday, and for
time her life seemed in imminent
danger.
Ircm, and Scratches Of every kind
cured in 30 Minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
4 HALE, Druggists Csccola, Ark.
DIR. F. NJ. Pettey, of Gold Dust
received a telegram from Jonesboro,
,ummoning him to the bedside Of his
daughter, Mrs. Alice NJ. Parry, who
is dangerously i'll.
"A communication signcd "Sav.
aye" from Mill Bayou, written in
pencil. is not published on account
Of ,llegibility. Write with ink and
ON smooth paper, please.
COME ALONG
With your old Winter Case of thil.'. lill
IOckrrt's Tonic will cure yon Every bottle
guaranteed or money refunded In case of inii
ure. For sale by Druggist
-Flmot neiglborhood has organ
lied Debating Club. The subject
for dcbate last "Wednesday night
was, "I2csolved that Iron is more
useful to man than wood" Decided
in favor of the Affirmative.
DON'T COST CENT
To try Hill 4 Lockert's Iicorice Syrup u
Is pleasant ~ relieves IN tve minutes. hey, )
q. CLARK. Pastor N y. Church. Humbol', Tenn
s>y-. lie always kegs bottle of u ON hand
and G. Insiders 1t FAR superior to any other Cough
r-medy. Regular size bottles. a cent? sam
pie free at Druggist
MFR. Hugh r. Mcveigh called
ut the TIMES Office during the week,
and said in substance that "thc joke
perpetrated by our correspondent,
l.eatherhead, in our last issue, was
so vague and obscure that it would
require two Leatherh..ads and u crate
or cabbage heads to see the point Of
the Joke" Leatherheads are never
successful either rs humorists or
jokers.
PROMPT AND PERMANENT
Relief for Neurslgia IN face. eyes, teeth limbs
"1 ;S. ISTss s,% u ns, Sss Menu
phis, says 1t saved his teeth for him He had
Them filled and they became 80 neuralgic that
he was about 10 have them extracted Ins
permanent relief. Price ~ cents Samples
Tree al Druggist
The editor and his better half
paid visit to the folks over at Gold
Dust, Tenn, during the week, and
had pleasant time, barring the in
clemency Of the weather. We found
everybody busy preparing the land
for cultivation. At Plum Point,
Just over the way, and where We
enjoyed the Inequalities Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. Morris, we found every
thing in good shape, with fine
prospect for early vegetablcs--lct-
tuce, radishes, beats, &c. already up
and growing finely. On the way up
from Plum Point to Gold Dust, we
passed Mr.. B. w. Hale's place
which is already cleaned of, listed
and almost ready for planting. This
place, at = rough guess, embrr. e.
about $50 acres in cultivation. The
Gold Dust plantation owned jointl,
by Messrs. Duncan and Pettey, j:
being shaped mp and placed in read
iness. A large force Of hands ART
busy clearing, and by planting tint
600 acres will be ready for rultiva
tion.
Gold Dust is fast assuming th'
airs of . busy, thriving village. l
has three stores, well stocked witt
general merchandise, thIe saw mills
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