The Osceola times., 1888-12-15
cnRlSIMAS!
SANTA CLAUS!

large Houses are crowded to their
utmost capacity with such stock OF
Christmas Goods Is was never be.
fore displayed in Osceola.
One lot of China Ware and hand.
painted Vases, ETC., which we i'm.
ported direct from England, is fine
enough, and elegant enough, to pay
any one 10 come and see the assort.
ment.
An Elegant lot Of fine Plush goods
aud other Fancy Articles, such as
Toilet and Manicure Sets, Work.
Boxes, Jewell C@skets, Smokers
Cases, Shaving Cases, Hat end Tow.
el Racks, Whisk and Dustcr Hold
ers, Writing Desks, Wall Pockets,
Fine Paperteries, Albums, Bibles,
Juvenile Books, Games and Toys
world without end.
Come and see the wonderful
Steam Engine at work. Toys of sv-
cry description, Fireworks, Books,
etc, etc.
Fine Silver ware - this line Of
goods was never before attempted
here.
Come one, Come all; Everybody
come; it will pay you, for it is a
sigh. worth seeing, and make you
feel glad that you arc alive.
A full corps of polite salesmen,
engaged for the occasion, will attend
20 our customers and visitors with
the greatest care. Come and see us
whether you buy anything or not.
n. l.. AVERY 4 co.
Mr.. James Liston left last Sum
day for Helena to attend the Federal
Court, MS juror.
Mr.. l.. A. Morris went down to
Memphis, Thursday, to get Christ
mas goodies.
In Club with this paper, Godey's
I.ady's Book and The Osceola Times
for $3.50, which should be sent to
the Office of this Paper.
300 Suits OF Gents Fashionable
Clothing, ut greatly reduced prices.
nt G.. II. BRIcKEy & Bros.
New subscribers this week: c..
johnson, J. B. Mills, Usceola; Mrs.
Mary Witt, Brownsville, Tenn.
Renewal: J. II. Marlin, Pine, Mo.
&c. II. BIlcKEy 4 BRos., have
the largest line OF Boots 4 Shoes in
town, at prices as low as the lowest.
-Died-After brief illness, of
typhoid pneumonia, Wednesday
morning, Dec. 18th, 1888, Wi!lism
Speed, in the Gath. year of his age.
Go to CAas. Goodrich for
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver.
ware. Spectacles, &c. All goods
guaranteed as represented.
Mr.. aud Mrs. B. w. Hale, Mr.
and Mrs. James Hale, Miss Savilla
Driver aud Mr.. J. II. Borum, were
among those who accompanied the
bridal party down to Memphis
Thursday.
just received, y fresh invoice oi
Ladies Hats, trimmed and untrim.
med, latest styles aud shapes,
G.. II. BRIcKEY & Bros.
Clint Bard, q peacable young
colored man, raised here, and well
liked by all who knew him, was shot
Thursday night by Cairo cotton
picker, and will die. They had
lad quarrel during the day about
sumo trivial affair, then the subject
was dropped. The Cairo negro, how
ever, broodcd over the matter, and
watching his opportunity slipped up
To the cabin where Bard was, stepped
t,t the door and taking deliberate aim
fired, the ball entering the abdomen
and passed on through the body. A
posse is in search of the Cairo ne.
gro, who made his escape after the
shooting.
Buy the Sewing Machine that
is the most durable and gives the
least trouble-1'he New Home. 1t
stands at the head of the list. will
sell you one for s35; $40 down and
balance on time.
Button Hole Attachments for any
any Machine, at $50 and $500.
CHARLES GoopRIcu.
CHRISTMAS GIFT!
OyE IluSpHED DOLLARS WORTH OF
Presents GIVEN AWAY.
a $40 Shot Gun, a $50 Sewing
Machi,i,. $50 in Gold and Barrel
of "Our Daily Bread" Flour.
For every Dollars worth of goods
purchased ut J.. A. NORRIS & Co,
the purchaser will be given a chance
to guess at the number of Shot con-
tanned in a sealed glass bottle, filled
with No. q aud o shot. The guess