The Osceola times., 1888-04-21
Osccela Rain Drops.
-Roll-plate Wheeler Badges at
25 cents each, for sale at
CuAs. GoODRiCu's

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--Another big rise is rcporte
coming out Of the Mississippi.
Rev. NJ. M. Smith will prcat
at the Union Church Thursday nigh
The steamer Rosa Lee put o
two hundred .forty-6ve packages I
our landing last Thursday.
Mr.. August, the gardener In tn
employ Of Mr.. Morris, fell and brok
his arm Thursday evening.
Quarterly Conference Of Osceo
IL Circuit will be held q. Louis
Chapel next Saturday and Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois
will preach At the Baptist Churcl
tonight and tomorrow.
-Mn. Mary Matthews has beer
on the sick list for several days, bu
We are pleased to say, she is nov
improving.
Mr.. James Llston and daughter
Miss Annie, were among those who
took passage on the Rosa Lee fol
Memphis, last Tuesday.
Mr.. n. NJ. Fletcher and family
moved into their new residence last
Wednesday, and in future will be
at hume."
Mr.. John B. Driver, candidate
for Circuit Court Clerk, brought up
a bran new buggy and harness from
Memphis this week.
Mrs. ]. ". Rhodes and children
Of Golden Lake, made flying visit
to Osceola Thursday-returning on
the same trip Of the boat.
The steamer DeSoto laid at our
landing some six or seven hours last
Saturday taking ON Walnut lumber,
for the Cincinnati market, shipped
by Capt. +. NJ Ayers. The lot con.
famed as 900 feet.
-DIEp-Thomas Moore, brother
of Mrs. Erwin, of San Souci, and c.
L. Moore, of Chickasa wba, died last
Thursday night. at San Souci, In the
65th year Of his age.
Il Scream!-Mr. John NJ. Tuck.
er will open his Ice Cream Parlor
tomorrow. Don't fail to drop in.
Everything new, nice and cozy.
Next door to +. N. Tucker & Son.
Mr.. w. w. Ward received q
Stock of Family Groceries, last
Thursday, which he is opening IN
the house lately occupied bv John
I.amberson, Front Row. The TIMEs
wishes him success in his venture.
There was a large number ol
our society people, who attended
the party st the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John o. Black kwood, Tuesday
evening, and all report . delightful
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vaughn
will please accept our thanks accom-
panied by our most polite bow fo
the big fat turkey tom, sent US las
Tuesday. Such favors are alwsy,
highly priced by this hungry editor
The Ladies of the Baptis
Church will give . Strawberry an,
Ice Cream Supper At the l.. A. Hal
ou Thursday May l'kh 1888. Ben
eft Of the baptist Church. Every
Edy come!
Mess. G. r. Brickey, John h
Driver, l.. A. Morris, w. w. Ward
Clarence Butler, Ralph Semmes, W
y. Hale, Geo. W. Thomson, an,
Z. II. Gaylord were among those o
our citizens who had business II
Memphis this week.
Rene walls this week: +. N
Moseley, Blythssville, J. Is. Craig
head, Nodena.
New subscriber: A. c. Ralpl
and A. J. Moody, Blythesville; 4
q. Young, Willis, Chickasaw Ma
ton, !. a.
We received our new Han,
Cylinder Press this week, but u pal
Of chases, ordered at the same time
got mislaid or lost OH the route, con
sequently, have to issue this edition
on the old Washington. When W,
yet the new press in position and il
running trim, we will be- pleased l.
have our friends call and see it a
work.
We take pleasure in calling at
tention to the announcement Of Nj
A. l.. Cissell, of Carson Lake town
ship, Tor the Office Of Sheriff and Col
lector Of Mississippi County. MI
Cissell is an old resident of our coun
ty and too well known to its peopl
TO require all introduction at ou
hand. He speaks for himself, an
has host Of friends who will site
TO him to the end. He is 4 tru
den.ocrat, aud il elected will max
sgood officer. Remember Levi.
We acknowledge the receipt @
= fraternal invitation to attend
Banquet given by the local Pres
of Memnhis In the Tepnassaa Sta,