The Osceola times., 1888-11-10

Visitors to court, and our country
friends in general, should not fail tc
attend "The Great Mississippi
County Exposition" Of Dry Goods
Dress Goods, Notions, Novelties
Ladies trimmed Hats and Millinery,
Cloaks and Wraps, Shoes in every
variety, from the smallest infants to
the largest mans, in all qualities.
Clothing, Iats,and Caps, Furniture
and Carpets, etc., at The Storehouso
Of n. l.. Avery AGO. Admission free.
All cordially invited. You will be
fully repaid by the visit.
Renewals this week: Harry
Fassett, kltus, Ark; J. ii. Marlin,
Osccols; Hugh ID. Tomlinson, Osce-
ola; Luther Walker, Bsr6eld Point;
S. 5. Triplett, Blythevillc; II. N,
Fletcher, Csbool. No.; l.. &. Bowen,
Osceola; J. r. Riddick, Gainesville,
Ark; J. II. Musick, Golden Lake
J. J. Carr, Bariicld Point, +. G. Nc.
Gavock, McGavosks.
New subscriber: Mrs. Lou Man
chester, Cockrum, No.; J. w. For
syth, Cottonwood Point, Mo-; Whit
ley Hollowell, Camp, Ark.
| Buy the Sewing Machine tha,
is the most durable and gives the
least trouble-The New Home. l,
stands at th6hesd of the list. Twill
sell you one for $35; 80 down and
balance on time.
Button Hole Attachments for any
any Machine, At a, 80 and $500.
CHARLES GOODRICH.
The Circus advertised to OK bib.
it hero Wednesday failed to put IN
an appearance. 1t IL rumored that
while at Union City, Tenn; al al
tcrcation between tho managers ard
the town authorities, which resulted
In the killing Of the sheriff, and that
the entire Circus management were
under arrest.
Mr.. W. +. Williams, Who was
dressing . beef for the market, last
Tuesday, aud while letting down the
CARCASS by means Of . windlsss, the
rope some vav ippsd and the
dressed beef coming down struck him
in the face, knocking him senselsss
IIo now wears face on him that any
champion Of the ring would be proud
to inhict on al opponent. Joking
aside, Mr.. williams msde . narrow
escape.
Groceries.
We woald say to the people OF
the town and the country oil around,
that our grocery department 10 com.
plete, and you wi)l find ~ large and
we'll selected line Of groceries q
ever como to the place, at prices a
close - GOOD GOODS can he sold, si
q. II. BRIcKRY 4 I:ROs.
M. J. A. Sanders, Of Scott
Township, ~ss found dead last Non.
day, under very peculiar circumstan.
ces: Mr.. John Keen, with whom
Sanders has been living for some
time, states that I've left home Lest
Sunday 10 attend Court, that he left
Sanders at home TO attend 70 some
busln sss, and then instructed him To
come to Osceola on Monday, - he
WAS = witness in case in which; Ar.
Keen was Interested. Not appear
ing in Osceols on Monday, Mr.. Keen
felt uneasy, fearing that perhaps his
witness would not make his appear.
ance. That night, so says Mr.. Heen,
he dreamed that Sanders was in
trouble. This dream 80 preyed on
his mind that the next day, Tuesday,
election day, he decided to 60 home,
giving it out thst be WAS going home
to vote. He got q horse from the
Livery Stable, and rode home, to find
that his friend, Sanders, had beer
found dead in the yard. That All in,
quest had been held, but withou,
very close examination, had decided
that the deceased hsd died from
hemorhage Of the lungs. The mar
had evidently been in bed; had go
up, and in his night clothes, stepped
out on the porch; two or three fee
from the porch the imprint of hi
knees were plainly defined in tn,
moist earth, where he had fallen
When found, he lay on his back with
. pool Of blood oozing fro,s hi
mouth.
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