The Osceola times., 1888-03-03
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-Roll-plate Wheeler Badges .
25 cents each, for sale at
CmAs. GooDRicns
An infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.K
r. Hale, died last Tuesday evening
For . good Cigar, 60 to Mrs. n
r. Michells Restaurant.
Mr.. J. J. Carr, Of Barfeld, Wal
seen on our streets during the week
Meas. r. N. Tucker & Son have
effected . conpromise with th~ir
creditors and resumed business.
County Scrip for sale. Apply
at thu ofioe.
The river has been rising right
along during tho past week, and
still rising.
PROT. J. A. McAlister is down
With case Of pneumonia.
Go to Mrs. NJ. r. Miehell's for
ag~d, square Meal, at the "Senate
Chansber."
Rev. J. ?. Lloyd and bride left
far Hope, Ark, Thursday, ON q visit
10 his niotlcr, to be absent 2 weeks.
We learn that Mrs. Sue Peace,
wife Of Mr.. George Peace, French
man bayou, died last week.
III you want the best t25, to
tSG, Sewing Machine made, 20 to
CmAs. GoopRicm's.
Mr.. J. w. Price's stock of goods
sold II a.signecs sale last Monday,
was h"ught by Mcssrs. G. Il. Brick
ey & Brvs.
Mr.. n. W. Watkins, Of Flippin,
Temn., E,rmer citizen If this county,
was around shaking hands with his
old friends the early part Of the week.
"A dispatch to Mr.. w. F. Viii
llams frm Mr.. Fred. w. Kieser, Of
Jwdan, Ky, announces that Uncle
John Kieser is dangerously sick and
not expected to recover.
Maj. James A. Falls, ono of
Aississippi County's staunch aud
most worthy citizens, died at his
home. near Craighead Point, last
Monday evening oftyphoid fever.
--Mrs. Peter Rrirksy. Of Marian.
No, came up Thursday, having been
summoned on account of tho sick.
rsss ol hrs. Wynne, who. we are
happy to say 10 improving.
Mrs. L. Roussan went down
during the week to attend the Com.
mcncement exercises of the Nom.
phis Hospital Mscical College, At
which her br'thcr, DR.. G. 4. Pcttey,
uill receive his diploma.
The Invitation cards to the Com.
nencenent Of the Memphis Hospi.
tal Medical Collage are exquisite
specimsns Of the printers art, which
u design and beauty Of execution
= hardly to be surpassed.
MIR. Howard H. Bowen, of FL.
mot. !. the happy papa Of q big, fine
large bouncing boy, and "nnclc F"
John Boyles was 10 proud for = day
or two that he was Offering rebate
Of 10 per cent on oil cash sales.
The campaign opens up early;
the Office seeker is abroad in the
land. Send in your dollar for the
TIMES; its columns are yawning for
announcements, and short historical
sketches touching the qualifications
and Snsullied character Of the aspir.
ants.
Renewals this week: r. w.
Watkins, Flippin, Tenn; John A.
Boyles, Osoeola.
New subscriber: J. l.. Driver,
Bowling Green, KY; W. T. Cuin.
ley, Haoket City, Ark; Mrs. Belle
Ganssr, Davis City, Iowa.
Mr.. N. L. Avery, has become
proprietor, by purchase, of thu Store
house occupied by the firm Of N. L.
Avery 4 Co., and the residence ad.
joining. and contemplates making
some decided Improvements in the
way Of building and enlarging his
store room, aud thus increasing his
capacity in carrying OH his business.
Mr.. J. l.. Driver and family, 40.
companicd by Mr.. Drivers mother,
who 10 in feeble health, left Tues
DAY for Bowling Green, KY, where
they 60 TO reside, in tho hope that
the change may restore Mrs. John
l.. Driver to her wonted health. The
good wishes Of the entire communi.
~ will follow them.
Mr.. E. r. Shoemaker, travelling
salesman for the Music firm of d. II.
Baldwin & Co.. Memphis, made the
TINES Office q pleasant call during
the week. Mr.. s. effected the sale
Of several pianos while here. He
will return in few days when he
will be prepared to offer unprece-
dented inducements to al who may
desir~ to supply themselves with
musical instruments.
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