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Osceola Times.
LEON BOUBB AN
m>m* AND PnoniKTOß.
~ SAttrßl) AT, NOV?,
•reels Bato »fps.
—Subscribe. for the Timo, $1
—Preaching at the Union Church
to-morrow by Rev. W. W. Boggs.
—Bom—to Mr. and J. D.
McMurry, Friday, October 25th., a
boy.
—Mr. G. W. Dillahunty, who was
reported ill in our last, is able to at
tend to business again.
—For a nice nobby suit of clothes
at a reasonable price, go to
N. L. Avbby & Co.
—Cant. A. J. Nolty, moved to
town Thursday, and occupies the
Gaylord residence.
—Don’t forget Avkby A Co.,
when you are looking for hard, sol
id, rock-bottom prices.
—The Union Mite Society will
meet at the Union Church next
Wednesday night.
—When you feel like having
something nice to eat on your ta
ble, call at,
L. A. Morbis & Co.
—Dr. Randolph, like the Arabs,
folded his tent Thursday and quiet
ly stole away, to the great relief of
the Osceolans.
—Messrs. W. E. Shore and George
Uzzell, of Golden Lake were wel
come visitors in Osceola last Sun
day. Come again.
—Do you need anything in Fur
niture? If so go to Avkby & Co.
Thvy have an elegant assortment,
and are selling dirt cheap.
—The Ladies Aid Society will
meet at Mrs. R. C. Prewitt’s, next
Monday 2:30 p. m. to elect officers
for the following year. Full atten
dance of members requested.
—ls you want a first class Cook
ing or Heating stove, why Avkry
A Co. can supply your want at a
reasonable pnee.
—W. H. Robinson will be in town
a sow days longer, and will mend
or repair your stoves in a skillful
nnd workman-like manner.
your orders at Joyner’s restaurant.
—Mr. L. C. Baldock of Golden
Lake was a pleasant caller at the
Times office Thursday. He reports
crops short, but contentment and
happiness reigns supreme in his
section.
- Dr. 11. C. Dunavant returned
1 cine last Tuesday from Ids alten
dmice at the meeting of the Ameri
cm Public Health Association at
Brooklyn N. V. He reports a full
iitteiidai.ee and a harmonious and
inti resting session.
- If you wont nice fresh Mince
Must, Apple Butler, Jolley, Preser
vcf. t l.< eoiate, Kraut, Pickles, Lil
ly White Mackerel, Buck Wheat,
R<<lSml Oats, Grits, Hominy, Green
Apph s, Oranges,Cranberries, Roas
ted C< tkc. Cabbage, Sweet and
IrMi Point oct, Canned Goods of any
kii.d, go to
L. A. Mouris & Co.
- ’I he Willing Workers will meet
at list Baptist Church next Thurs
tin night, promptly at the ringing
of the fust bell,— for business.—
At the ringing of the second bell the
> nldif is invited to attend the sp< 1-
ling match which will take place at
tha time. Admission fee, 5 cents.
All are cordially invited.
--Little Miss Lola Trout has been
itdici ing donations for building a
sidewalk to the School house. She
has mccecded in rt.inis.g *9.30.
Tl i- isut half enough, and we hope
the pc pl ■ who desire to ha>e the ;
sehool w< 11 patronized, and a full ।
.■iiendvi ee, w ill subscribe lihcru'ly ;
to tins n nth needed improvement.
Donations will be received amL,
p-on.rlv applied l>v Miss Lol*. ;
1 and her your contributions.
Mi:. Eiutob: -Please allow space
lor ti e following notice, to wit: The
lo,nth Quarterly Conference for the
t urn nt year will be held at Elmot,
• mbracing the 3rd Sunday in No
' inber. Preaching on Saturday al
!1 a. in. by Rev. M. M. Smith, P. E.
A full attendance of all the official
ii mbers is very much desired. Thia
< uctioti will Ire asked, “What are |
ti e ruiisties to be reported to the i
.'.ni.ual Cotiforar.ee? and your pas
t alone, can’t answer this question.
I e division of the circuit will be
onsidered, and doubtless you all
f< <I an inleiest in this matter, and
<>u hold the issue in your hands.
Do not fail to be there and say “your
\ our Oliedieut Servant,
Jas. F. J kun to an.
- Just received, (25) twenty-live
cam s of men’s Indies’ and children’s
। ustoin made shoes—the licet and
neatest line ever brought to Osceola,
and which 1 will sell 40 per cent
cheaper itiaan any House m Town.
< nil and examine our stock before
1 uiobuiug elsewhere.
C. Simon.
Mln see one phase of a person
pi r!«|a» stna gly exhibited, and
•U.ightw.y judge kirn by that. Per
) a|r, ifthrv would wait and watch,
tUy would ire him hating those
srty fauiU in huuself, and weeping
Utt.i bars wr them. Certain they
Fr«x«hman Bayov, Oct. 23, ’B9
Epitoh Tikes:—Crops are some
what short and late opening, pickers
are plentiful and weather fine, T. B.
Jones’ new gin is in operation, the
only one running on the Bayou yet.
Messrs. J. A. Merrell and Will
Strayhorn of Kerrville, Tenn., paid
the Bayou a business trip last week,
they aay the Kerrville Fair was a
success. I think a fair would be a
benefit to our county.
Mrs. Wigley has been very ill,
but giad to see her up again.
We have * good school here now,
taught by Prof. Jas. G. Green, of
Covington, Tenn.
Am sorry to say that Mrs. A. H.
Merrell and little four year old
daughter, Mamie, are very ill, hope
too see them up soon.
Dr. D. U. Joyner has been cn the
sick list, but is on duty again.
Mr. J. W. Rhodes is doing work
cn the road running from the Bayou
to Golden Lake, we all know how to
appreciate a good road; and if all
would take an interest in public af
fairs we would have a better county.
Mrs Beal, who baa been sick for
sometime, is improving.
R. E. Lee Wilson is still trying
to squeeze in eleven hours work,
but the days are a little too short at
both eends.
Quite a number of the boys of
Atoka and vicinity are over on a
sporting trip.
We have the promise of D. A.
Merrell’s “Smuggler”, of Kerrville
on our side of the river next season,
he is a combination horse, fine sad
dle and harness, and can pace his
mile in better than 2:40.
Good horses and 1 ive farmers are
the life of any country.
A. H. M.
—Notice to Farmers—You con
sume a large quantity of Flour,
Meat, Meal and Lard, a great por
tion of which you buy in Memphis.
Now we ask of you to < all »nd get
our prices on same before ordering
from abroad.
Yours truly,
N. L. Avery & Co.
Tyrone*, Ot t , 28th. 1889.
Dear Times:—Once more it be
comes my pk-aaant duty to be per
mitted to chronicle to your valuable
columns a few lines. For sometime
nothing has been seen from our vi
cinity in the “wide awake” Times,
from the fact that your correspon
dent lias been considerably under
the weather, and as there was noth
ing very startling in the way of news,
thought the readers of the Times
would not be out much; such being
the case, but like the tardy set 00l
boy “better late than never,” so we
arc here again representing, as 1
have said before, the milk and honey
portion of Mississippi County.
The woods in this section are dai
ly filled with groups of nut gather
ers, preparatory to a feast this win
ter.
Fishing and hunting on Tyronza
for the past ten days has been all
the go, and the hunter and fisherman
were well paid for their trial and
trouble.
Mr. Nat Fieldsand John Lockett,
who went to Buffalo Island last
week to see old friends and relatives
returned home last Saturday night,
looking as bright us June roses,
and they talk in glowing terms of
the country surrounding Buffalo
Island.
Mr. Nat Lockett who has been
one of our best fanners for the past
two years, leaves Wednesday for his
native heath, Tennessee, where he
will locate on his own place, there
he will remain until the cold, cold,
clay shall hide him.
Some improvements are going on
in our neighborhood, Mr. R. E. Lee
Wilson has erected a dwelling house
on the Bayou, and it is known as the
Skaggs hotel, Mrs. Winfield Skaggs •
being its hostess.
R. E. Lee Wilson is also having
a large number of aeres cleared'
around Robert’s Mill, and at no dis- 1
tant day the old finniliar mill whistle 1
will be no more, ami instead the
clucking to a nude or horse behind
a plow will take its place.
The man wh > owns the turkey ।
ranch on the lake was well at last ,
accounts, but has, for the past few ,
days failed to show up. Perhaps
l.e has gone to market with I.is ranch. ]
Who knows? (
Democrat. j
Wanted.
A situation as superintendent of a i
plantation, or to take charge of a i
•tock farm. Address, i
W. K. Ramey,
Osceola, Ark. ’
— (
If no one were to offer aavice to (
others till he had submitted it to ,
himself, it is probable the number '
of counselors would be considerably
reduced.
—Why don’t you Farmers go to! j
Avery A Co., and get then prices
on Flour, Meal, Meat, and other
Groceries. They will sell you at 1
Memphis prices, less the freight.
VhSB Babr wu aiek, «• (*va Iwr CmMK
a CMH.ak.OTW torCaaaaria,
*km aha toman Km. ato shag as <.WM,
VtanatotodCMMtoe,atoamitomCMMK
—The greatestendctttMl atirpri*-
e» in Omcol* ere at the five sad
(tea cent counters at
Barfield Items.
Kiutor Times: Whenever any
, great need of humanity appeals to us,
or any truth or principle requires
’ our assistance in elucidating, an ob
ligation is at once created which we
i cannot ignore or reason away with
। out doing violence to onr better na
tures. In obeying the dictates of
। this fundamental principle, that is
, interwoven in the very plexus of
every mail’s make-up, I hail no in
tention, whatever, in doing Miss Ss
' rah Hickman an injustice. Indeed,
my article in issue of September 28,
r was prompted by the purest motives
and kindest feelings for the lady who
challenges the correctness of my
। statements and claims that she has
t been outrageously wronged.
I regret exceedingly that a neces
, sity has lieen created for reverting
to this unpleasant affair again, for
when I penned, with sorrow, the last
sentence in my last communication,
, I resolved never to mention the sub
t'ect again. And now, after I shall
lave reviewed her article, defined
my position more clearly, and made
’ a fuller statement of facts, if a re
traction is thought due her, why, I
, cheerfully make it. Those who care
fully read my first statements with
' respect to the subject in hand, will
remember that it contained but two
- leading thoughts or ideas, namely:
the ruin and death of a young girl,
and a general disquisition on the
direful consequences of tolerating
social equality with negroes, espe
cially as far as it relates to young
girls; which latter was no more ap
, plicabie to one individual than an
other, and was intended as a warn
, ing and to put parents and guard
ians upon their guard.
It has not and cannot be denied
that Minnie Meadows died under
Miss Sarah Hickman’s roof after
giving birth to a negro child. Nei
’ ther can it he denied that she was
placed under Miss Hickman’s charge
i when but a small child, and that she,
, (Miss Hickman) was her icsponsible
’ guardian, at least, in the eyes of the
community. And now, if this little
girl exhibited such exceedingly vi
cious and depraved elements in her
nature, I submit that the responsi
bility of this lady’s guardianship was
• necessarily graver and more intense
• ly serious. And had Miss Hickman
' shown, in her communication, the
‘ faintest trace of ragret for the terri
■ ole ‘catastrophe,’ and the least de
> gree of regard for the humanity that
throbbed in the heart of this unfor
' tunate orphan, and had marched
square up to the question, and claim
> ed in paliation of neglected duty,
dffectii'e hearing and aid age, nnd
' consequent inability to give her lit
tle charge that vigilant attention and
witchful care so necessary to the
moulding of character and shaping a
virtuous destiny in a child with a
naughty nature, the country would
hasten to exonerate her from much •
of the responsibility that mav possi- i
biy be charged to her for one of the i
most outrageous calamities ever]
chronicled in the memories of the
people of this section of Arkansas.
Instead of this, however, she suf
tered her wrath to kindle, and like a
bolt of fire swooped down upon the
character and n puitation of this dead
girls relatives, and after making; ri
uendoes with respect to “ heredity,”
drained a nervous tattoo upon a
“sour grape” vine, the eating of
whose fruit has the knack of trans
mitting to the progeny of the eater
a set of teeth set “on edge.” Besides,
she is pleased to state that ‘lapses of
this nature have occurred in the same
blood and passed off as mild as a
May morning.
Bah! A flimsy apology this, for a
‘catastrophe,’ the extent of whose
turpitude has shocked the moral
sense of the entire country.
1 am truly sorry that Miss Hick-1
man penned that paragraph, because 1
contemptuous reproaches only aggra-1
! vates instead of paliates such matters .
i as we are discussing.
i It is not deemed necessary to for- ;
tify my former statements with ad
ditional facts. The sins of omission j
and commission in connection with i
this unfortunate affair are volutnin-;
j ous ill extent and well known in the :
community, and are a part of the
unwritten history of the case, which
can be obtained when necessary, and
certified to by credible witnesses.
As to .vuat extent, if any, Miss
Hickman is responsible for the loose;
state of affairs that resulted in send
ing a young girl to an untimely
grave, I don’t pretend to say. As I -
said in the outset, I regret the ne-1
cessity of again referring to this!
matter. I repeat that I cherish no 1
ill will toward Miss Sarah Hickman.
In fact, I always tip my hat to sil-1
very hairs, and entertain a live y
sense of admiration for the early p •
oneers who braved the hardships ofj
pioneer life, and assisted in devel
oping the possibilities of a country.'
But the idea that seems to preva l :
in certain quartersthat a man has toj
reside in a country an indefinite
number of years before he can speak
his honest sentiments has about
sprung a leak.
Truth is a legal tender anywhere
in this broad free land of oura, let it
be promulgated by whom it may,
and this had just as well be under
stood now as any other time.
The cotton crop is not as good as
was at first supposed. A short crop,
and hard times may follow.
Mr. Egbert Rucker is having a
neat residence built. Mr. Steve
Piliovr, an excellent architect, is
the builder.
Dor Valutte.
Wk should ■ aha outaelvua intel-
Wctußl
“Gon is revealed to men chiefly
through their highest faculties; and
, the intellectual are not the highest
i faculties of man. What is a faculty?
. One of Webster’s definitions is “ca
pacity for any of the leading kinds
. of soul activity.” Izjve is the gol
den key that opens the way to the
f highest forms of truth. We know
i even a human friend far more deep
! ly through the affections than the in
. tellect. So also the Great Friend.”
. —Morning Star.
deserveTpromotion.
i The country editor that can get
> up three columns of solid brevier lo
’ cals and as many more solid primer
i editorials in a town where there is
absolutely nothing to write about,
■ deserves a position as editor-in-chief
; on a daily paper. We are open to
• propositions of that kind.—Hunting
; don Republican.
—Un-cut papers for sale.
[ NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
। Having lately purchased the J. L.
Driver Gin, and the Brickey Bros.
Gin, which I have had overhauled
and thoroughly repaired, putting in
। the new Gwathmey Gin-stands, ac
[ kuowledged by ail experienced gin
, nt-rs to be the best Muller Gin now
; in use. lam able to gin forty bales
fer day, and feel safe in saying that
will be able to gin promptly and
• satisfactorily fur all who may feel
disposed to patronize me. I will al
■ ways be found about the gins, and
. every bale delivered at either place
will receive my personal attention;
hence I am able to guarantee as big
a turn-out, and us fair a sample as
any gmner in the county. I propose
to pay 42,25 per bale, as rebate,
. as long as the price of seed remains
. as at present. If the price goes up,
I will go up accordingly; if down,
। the reverse. In fact, will be govern
. ed by the fluctuations of the market
i quotations. If any other ginner
. 1 makes a cut, 1 can only say, I pro
. pose to meet such an emergency and
gin as cheap as the cheapest.
At the Brickey Gin will be found
. one of Dudley E. Jones’ Sailor Pat
tent Cotton Elevator, carrying cot
l ton direct from wagons togin-stat:ds,
saving much hard labor to the man
who brings the cotton to the gin.
Soliciting your patronage, and
hoping to see you around inspecting
my new machinery, 1 remain,
Your Obedient Servant,
G. W. Dili.ahi sty.
Notice!
By order of the Count? Court at ft’s October
I term. sealed bids will be received at the
( Uri’* office in the bmn of Osceola, Ark , an
ti) NowmlM-r Wth , ft>r ths Jail Practice.
| and the roniract will be jet tn the loweat re
fijmiitdbie bidder for the term of me year.
> JOHN B DRIVEK,, Clerk.
( This, ‘ct ZHU.,
Notice!
!’y order oj th* County <>>nrt sit it ’• October
. | term. svah/. LU*- 'U’l !w re —d ct ihet
: < Hrrk ’«• < Hi”'' ’« th? tetvn of ‘»«•* »la, Ark., un
i til Kutruiber :i»th.. IMB, for Ifamruing tar Pau*
pers of MUsfMlppi < oiinty twrl.e Lionths com*
( I mencnitf Janutiry 1 t., >‘S>. The rontract will
, be let to the loutvl > - -pmsible biddr . Hie
I Court rrscrvlnjr thr linht te reject all bids
• The will be required to give bend
for the fadbful pcrhirniarce <>f their contract.
JOHN B. DKiVEtt, Clerk.
REDEMPTION OF LANDS.
To Whom it Muy 'onerrn Know ye, T! n;
. R. E. I*er WI how bare (ho d:»y redeemed th?
I nr' 4 «»t na ‘ of #w b.-c 1. T. 1 1. Il 9 E.: Lv pay-
I I ing into the i ounty Treasury the Mini of *1 ,j»s
in full of uli tax, prr.ulty, cost*, accrued tax
and :ntrre«t du-* thereoo. Said I iIkH were mid
' at OdlectoTM rrdr .June lir hh., tor the
taxes of i’WT, and then iHiught !•' W K. Ilar-
JOIIN B DRIVER, Clerk.
Tin* Oct. Ztb., Lvsj
PREMII'M ARNICA SALVE
Is a j IndispeneaLla hotwhohi remedy for the
, certain relict and cure of chapped hand* and
. skin, huriia, cuts, brui-M-, flesh woumb, sprain*
fr»-trr». s< tofal“n* - w,barber’s itch.
, rracuia, trtter.chilblaiits. ei<‘ . pr«*|iare«i
from lite hue t Uia in medicine id a
i conliny to the art of pharmaev. It cannot fa I
io Eive AatUfaciiou For sale by John A. Jung
le nd. Druggist, Little It wk. ** and Mia Main
»lrr«t. Price, 4-» cents a Imix
ROB’T. GOETZ,
MAKER Mt,
MKXDING AXD HALmOLEiXG Gt
SHORT XOTICK.
> Shop iu new House, So. of Phmter’v
DON’T RUN M RISK
! of I your child by oermittirg W onn* tc
work oi»t its dextrin lion. When a child fails fa
sleep wr is restless, unnatural in its appetite and
rrinds its teeth, you have strong indications ot
WsMuts; die positive cure for thifi is A.
Faknedock'a VwrarttaKe. AA you.
' druggist for it. yvtt
its
■ • at work on a lann f«<
I nvw have SH >««•■< y
< o'* klmbji*
u • day.’
W. H. GaBBIM/X.
Hb«7 Pl,
“1 IM'S L»<»*a
ta aali Üba yuar .«IM»
y 1 vrßary rti ark ta
>vww»- w.Zm.
>»(<*, Ma, write*; “1
inter fur voar alba* at
re»y B«>aae I rWt. Mr
M aftea «a •••
a ara 4oiwg fiarta aa aret!;
mw' apa* * ,o •»*
»m their IKUn. Evary
ana wba tabaa hell afthlarTaad SaUaeas piles etigv»»<tw’«'»-
i HhaU we start YOU ia this basiaess,
, raeUer? Writ* teua nfi lean* all atoat U («*r yaarwlf. Wa
are Harvley amuy; w r *QI Mart you ifyeu dr* t Bv-toy aatil
aaatkar gwta ate-wd <4 rva la yom part of «i»e nMtnlry. If you
| rakekeM raa will beaMßfiapM BpaaMfiMß.
. ob a<ei>uut t»f • f-read ■••wfiM-tarer amU 1 tWfil
••••tor PMMrMd AMmam -ata Wyid fa tfiw
peapte f«< tt HrC Strand iu Beyal Criwaou Siik k vivas
i Flesh. Chararißßly deearatrd i—idaa Haa fiat watt alUat iu rhe
j w wfU. Lame* site, urwtaat bßrgeiaa aver baaww. AfftßM
wawtad. liberal tanaa. Bi* BMtwy far acwste. Aay aw cm
ItecvaK a »acreerdul a*»ul. Sell* itaelf an sigM—imk ve M
talklaf ■*» “*asry Wtwwwae ebewu. carry ewa *Mrta la par
rhaaa. Agvtit* take UMriraauda «f orders witk taphtily never
hMhfa ktwwa. Great andka await every m urkav Affeat* ata
tuaking f-rtauea. Ladle* tuakv aa ma. li as awa. Yea. reader,
raa doa* wall as sav owe. Fall lafunuatiwi and lets* ErW**
to thoee who write so« miss, wllk partlealar* aad terra* forawr
Family BlMaa. B<mß> FrrwrUeala After yea kaow aU,
tbeaid yoe rwKla-le gu a* further, why wo haoa Is daae.
Andrew B. C. AUJkh • VO>* AIGCkTB, ILtUffi
1 iVib dV b
letifkd t«» !<•€ .VObm.lTE H.m that office b
oppMdv Hh I’ M. Cawut tfffiee Mini we cbm <»b
tain Puit Kts in u*«* iiuMfOsn teintde fimt
HJMf/A0 7D.V. JfODFL
J UOIO «>f HWdfcrO Be hdvbi- n« m
•Lulls fine of < ham 3<**l WMKv AO
><N siruwi isHuv, urur » lelwwo.
1 *UBalrHM>i« iu isMuuun i-uio.Uiu.ij liii«
, t«wu, trt«
J. H. BORUM&CO.
Proprietor*,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
■ / >
Q a
We have splendid loti and plenty 01 forage for
Drovers, keep first-class harness and all
kinds of vehicles of the 1 Bloat styles. Onr fin
Bugfier and horses are always on hand. Tonr
patronagerespectfully solicited .
All poss ble cure taken to prevent accidents ,
but no responsibility for snv that mav occur,
o
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