The Osceola times., 1888-03-24
Osceela Rain Dreps.
-Roll-plate Wheeler Badges Al
25 cents each, for sale at
CnAs. GooDRIcn's

-Roll-plate Wheeler Badges q
25 cents each, for sale at
CnAs. GooDRIcn's
The boss stock of the season i
being opened BY Avery L Co.
Mr.. s. s. Tripplett, an enter
prising merchant Of Blythesville
was pleasant visitor at the TIME'
Office this wcck.
IF you want the best t25, Il
t35, Sewing Machine made, go to
CHAs. GOoDRIcm's.
Capt. II. M. Mcveigh, who i
prominently mentioned as = prol'a'
bic candidate for the Legislature
returned from Nashville, Tenn, las'
Saturday.
The members Of the "6ocia
Club" are requested to meet ut the
Hall Monday night. Business o.
Importance. Respectfully,
II. SRMMEs.
Mr.. J. C. Brickey accompanied
by his wife and daughter, left last
Tuesday Cor st. LOUIS; Mr.. Brickey
will buy u Stock Of Spring Goods
for the firm of Brickey & Bros.
News reaches us OF the death
of Mr.. Joe II. Caruthcrs, which took
place at Hackett City, Ark, on the
Hth inst. Mr.. Caruthers had a hosi
of warm friends here in Mississippi
County, who will regret to learn Of
bis death.
Mr.. Robert Goetx moved into
bis new residence last Wednesday
no more rent days. The pride 4
man feels when he walks INTO house
which be can call his own, Is some.
thing akin 10 the feeling enjoyed
by q girl upon donning her first
spring bonnet.
"A stroll over town few days
xgo, disclosed the fact that four OF
ave new houses were in the course
of construction within the incorpo.
rate limits, and lumber being
placed for several others. This is
not . boom, but . gradual and
healthy growth.
There il q colored man lying
dangerously sick in the old Binkley
house, who needs care and attention.
The people Of his color have neg.
lccted and deserted him, and the
little collection taken up q few days
ago, to provide nurses and food is
exhausted, and the man Is In bad
6x.
Ono OF the good matrons Of
Osccola walked herself quite out Of
breath one day last week in search
Of her pockct-book, which she
thought she had lost. She felt mucl,
relief when she found 1t, and the
500 it contained, quietly reposing
in her dress pocket.
MIR. E. ]. Hale, accompanied
by his father, Mr.. w. p. Hale, left
Tuesday for Memphis, to consult the
physicians Of that city. Ed is threat
ened with q serious lung trouble,
and the frequent hemorhages Of late
have caused hrs friends much alarm.
lie will probably go to San Antoine.
Texas.
Capt. r.. NJ. Ayers Is having q
shingle and . planning machine At.
tached to his saw.mill. These pur.
chases were made through Mr.. j.
w. Baird, of Little Rock, dealer in
Machinery and all kinds Of Farming
Implements. There is a large open.
ing here for the products Of such
machinery, and the wonder is that
no attempt has heretofore been
msde to supply this demand.
-Chickaswba Township keeps up
her reputation as the Banner town.
ship Of the county. Her representa-,
tive, Hon. H. T. Blythe, at the I'm.
migration meeting last Saturday,
turned over to tho Treasurer t90, 80
~ . partial contribution from the
citizens Of that Township, collected
long before any organization was cf.
fected. A list of the subscribers to
the Immigration fund together with
the amounts will be Published in
due season.
Removals; T. 3. Jones, Golden
Lake; Robt. Keith, Brolaski; Miss
Sarah Hickman, Brolakl; w. II.
Hoyt, Osceola; Will Segars, O.cco-
Ia; Henry Atkins, St. Louis, NO.;
w. N. Satterfield, Caruth, Mo-; s.
s. Tdpplett, Blythesville.
New subscribers: r. E. Craig,
I.ans Ld'g- AJAX; II. A. Bolts,
Fulton, Tenn.
New Firm.
Having purchased ths Stock Of
Goods lately owned by Maj. James
a. Falls, at Falls Landing, Ark,
opposite Fulton, Tenn; we would
respectfully announce, that tho bus.
i"ess will be carried on by the un.
s}ar~suosxJ so.l .<,l:.ss A.. -x--