The Osceola times., 1888-12-29
Osccola Rain Drops.
"A Happy New Year.

-Bom-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. r
Lanicr, on Friday, 2lst., boy.
--Me. G. r. Brickey has gone to
Mariana.
Miss Katie Hurt has gone home
70 spend the holidays.
Misses Sudie and Sallic Will.
iass Of Elmot, were down, calling on
their friends Thursday.
Miss Fannie Young, who is go.
ing to school at Bellwood, Ky, came
home to spend Christmas.
Misses l.. A. Pulliam and Susie
Wheeler are spending the holidays
with Mrs. II. {. Dunavant.
MIR. John o. Blackwood is still
. very sick man, and it is feared that
b 'od-poison has set up.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Tomlinson
entertained their friends with dane.
ing party, Wednesday evening.
--.Bor,-To Mr.. and Mrs. Phil S.
Smith, Thursday morning, the 9th. (;
girl. St. Louis Republic please
copy.
--Messrs. +. M. Tucker & Son,
sold out their entire stock Of Gro
cerics to N. l.. Avery & Co., aud
have retired from business.
Tho good people of Elmot had
. Christmas Ire. entertainment
which rs said to have been quite q
delightful affair.
Miss Mary Kciser, Of Jourdan,
KY, accompanied hy her little sister,
Irene, Is here on visit to Mrs. w.
r. Williams.
The newly elected officers Of
Osceola Lodge No. 81, A. A.F.&A. NJ,
were installed last Thursday night,
with imposing ceremonies.
--LosT--A large, plain Gold
Ring. Five dollars will be paid for
its return to OLLIE FEEcusoS, or
10 this Office.
A communication from our Col
.len Lake correspondent, lay IN the
Pest Office until too late for publ.
ration in this issue, before it was de-
liyercd.
Renewals this week: J. w.
Bone, Osccola; Ollie Ferguson, Cal
ro, ILL.,; George Abrey, Osceola; II.
W. Watkins, Flippin, Tenn; j. w.
Williams, Elmot. New subscriber:
john Harris Osccola.
: Onc at u time---Jesse's girl
went away last Tuesday, and BE
looks like the last rose of summer;
but his brother, E. F. is as happy as
. big sun flower IN the middle Of
August.
Rev. G.. W. Smith came mp
''nesday to make his odirns to lis
nock, preparatory to entering on his
new field Of labor. The TIMES
ashes him success among the peo-
,.m with whom he has been assigned.
DIR. ii. z. Dunavant was called
over the river, last Saturday to min
lister 70 negro man who had been
knocked in the head with an ak.
His skull had been crushed. After
trrphining, and relieving the com
preston ri the brain, the patient re.
paincd consciousness, but died the
next day.
III a man wants anything he
is very apt to ask for 1t. lfa mer
chant wants Your trade, he will ad
vcrlisc frr il. just SO it rs with III,
printer: he wants your orders iol
job work-lctier leads, bill heads
siaiements, cards, circulars &c. The
style of work turned out by tho
TINES oilice will compare favorabl,
with city work, and a. reasonable
prices. Patronizc home, first.
IA negro woman aud child were
slightly wounded last Tuesday, down
~ the river, opposite Fulton, hy
stray bird shot, which had been ifed
vt a man. The would be murderer
missed his man, aud he charge OF
shot striking Il. .'oor facing glanced
III ard siruck the woman aud child.
The wounds are slight and no ways
dangerous. The shooter made his
escape.
--Rev. J. +. Jermgan, appointed
II tits circuit, arrived last Saturday
and preached his iniiisl sermon on
Sunday at Elmnt, and on Christmas
day held services at the Union
Church. lie comes highly commend
ed. and we hope his stay among US
will he mutually pleasant and profit
able, and that under his ministraliou
many souls may he saved, aud addcd
ms gems to his future crown.
Bay the Sewing Machine that
is the most durable and gives th,
least trouble The New Home. i
stands at the head Of the list. ] vii