The Osceola times., 1888-12-01
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Mrs. Eliza Moss Is reported
quite sick.
Col. Geo. w. Thomson went
down to the Future Great Tuesday.
800 Suits oi Gents Fashionable
Clothing, ut greatly reduced prices,
at q. X. BRIcKRy 4 BROs.
The remains of Mrs. J. +. Lloyd
were taken to Germantown, Tenn,
for interment.
1T isn't exactly boom, but two
new stores were opened in Osceola
during the week.
Capt. S. S. Semmes was among
those who went down to Memphis
THE week.
Mr.. L. G. Clser, after visiting
Gsrmaatown, and Rossville, Tenn,
returned, Thursday.
Mrs. Carrington, and daughter,
of Virgins, arrived last week, on an
extended visit to Mrs. Nittie Snow.
Pictures at the White Tent do
not fade.
MIR. Gid z. Brickey was
among the passengers ON the Rosa
Lee, Tuesday, bound for Memphis.
When last heard from, Mr..
Hugh X. Mcvsigh was in New
Orleans negotiating for . ticket for
San Francisco.
Renewals since our last: !. w.
Ivy, Elmot. New subscribers: Mrs.
Ruthy Cheek, Clear Lake; Miss l..
NcFaden, Golden Lake.
&c. II. BRIcxxy & BRos., have
the largest line Of Boots 4 Shoes in
town, It prices ~ low. - tho lowest.
While little Tommie Brown,
came to town, some son-of-s.gun
stole his double barrelcd shot gun.
Go to the'Whits Tent; pictures
guaranteed.
Mr. John o. Blackwood, who
has been quite i'll for the past two
weeks Is able to cit up. He has had
q chose call.
DIR. Dunsvant returned, last
"Wednesday, from Milwaukee, where
he attended the National Health As.
sociation.
SEQ advertisement Of Mr.. e..
Simons new Store, which appears in
this issue. Cheap goods and don't
you forget it.
Go to Chas. Goodrich for
Watches, Clocks, Jcwelry, Silver
ware. Spectaclss, &c. All goods
guaranteed % represented.
-Born-.To Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Hayes, . son, Friday, November 80.
Mr.. Hayes WAS so proud Of his boy
that he insists OH two Thanksgiving
days.
A pleasant social party was Civ
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Semmes,
Tuesday evening, complimentary to
Mr.. John Bowen, who had reached
another mile stone on life's journey.
Just received, y fresh invoice of
Ladies' Hats, trimmed and untrim.
med, latest styles and shapes,
q. II. BRicEEY h Bros.
The statement made in our last
issue, as to the damage to the cotton
by the late rains is corroborated by
the farmers, who, in the language
Of the politicianers say, it's condi.
,ion aud not q theory.
Our Grocery Department is
c.nplete in avery branch, We carry
aswperb stock, and will sell at prices
that DEFY compositions. "a word to
the wise il sufficient" &c.
n. l.. AvxRY 4 Co.
Our colored friends of the Meth
olist percussion have gone to work
luilding a Anew two-story Church on
the site of the old rookcry. They
deserve credit for their git.np and
enterprise.
Fort Smith is happy over the
discovery of natural gas, four miles
from the city. Ever since John
Matthews went over to Fort Smith
to reside. we knew it was only a
question of time until the fluid would
be developed in quantities.
The White River Annual Con-
ference. will convene at Paragould,
on the 9th. inst. 1t is the universal
wish that the Bishop would return
Brother Smith TO this circuit, but it is
l.srdly possible as he has served us
for two years.
We have the best, most COM
ple,s aud largest stock ofHeavy and
shelf Hardware to he found in Mis-
sissipp, Co., aud don't you forget It.
Prices wall compare iavorabiy with
Memphis.
\. l.. AVERY 4 Co.
Several beautiful, cotton pick.
ins days this week; but the cotton
rickcrs who left just before tho
l.a,;.u, f,- Inaiiann and lllii.nis to