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Oaceola Times.
LEON ROUBBAN
BdITM ARD PBOnnTOB.
SATURDAY JAN. K INI.
•oceela Bala Drape.
—Don’t forget to write it 1892.
—Sub-crib* for the Timm *l.
—County Court we* held thia
week. Prubat* nest.
. —Mr. L. A. Morri* went down to
Memphis on the Rom Lee, Thura
*>y«
—Mr. Md Mr* John Barney have
both been Md np this week with the
grippe.
—ls you have nothing special to
do, now is a good time to take your
grippe and go.
—Capt. and Mr*. Chariea Bowen
have been auffaritig with la grippe,
during the week.
—Mra. 8. Kendall, of Memphis,
ia viaiting Mrs. E. P. Williams, on
Frenchman Bayou.
—Mees. A. M. King and W. H.
Thomson, ot I'ecan Point, were in
Oaoeola, Tuesday.
—Mr. John Carre) has been reri
oualy ill of pneumonia and grippe,
but is now improving.
--Rev. W. W. Gardner retnrned
fn in a week’s visit to his old home
in Kentucky, last Wednesday.
—Miss Roberta Friend, Pecan
Point, who attends ach< ol at Prince
t<n, Ky.,came home to spend Nina*
—Mr. R. A. Be veil, of Blythes
ville, belli tiikat 11*9, which drew the
Musk Box at L. A. Morri* 4 Co’*.
—ls you a good tuit cheap,
fl me and
v. R. piitthgY & Pltos.
—A Ciß nwicctiu. firm Mr L
W. Goensll, < amt in Uc Ute for in
K/ICU 111!; b’ue. It will spjear
ht eur Dex’.
Mist Matti* Ri well, who is nt
Im dit g tic Gnl!<«:.y College, at
Hester. < amc hr me fur the Lcliday
vacation.
—Mise Anna Sen.nice, after ipei.d
ing the Christmas vacatkn kt l on e,
rrsnnied h r duties as tcLchcr I”
District 14.
— Mis* Susie Wheel, r, after rn
livening our sicial lircle during the
bolidsya, returned lb JM< mphis last
Saturday.
—The (.hristmaa psrty given by
the young men of Osceola, at the
Hall wa*a mist delightful affair, and
was largely attended.
m k private letter, we learn
(hat Mr. John Uzzell, who ba* been
darg". nely ill, recently, is improv
inp, with fair pn *| ect of recovery.
— Cur Daily Bread Flour still
St n< > st tic ’ ead . f the list,
L. A. Mouris A Co.
—ls you are going to break your
New Year resolutions, it is better
you m kebsd resolutions—they can
stand the break.
—Mr. John M. Tucker left Thurs
day, I. r Naahville, Tenn., to take a
cou »e in a Commercial College, and
tit tiimreh for a buxine** career.
—Mr. Ji l.n Keiser, after spending
several dav* in Memphis, left on the
let. inst, for Jordan, Ky., on a vigil
to his father’s family.
—Misses Johnnie Morgan and Vi
ra iirrvi-r. two cl aiming belle* of
Water Valley, Mias., spent several
n (.)>ni]a, during the week,
'irilh g tl t it uncle, Dr. T. G. Brewer
—Mr. Smith Brickey, after a two
weak’* visit to hia brothers, left
Thursday, for Marianna He was ac
companied by Mr. G. R. Brickay,
goes to h ok after Ids interest in
t e 11 a*th house at that place.
—Mbs Hattie Carrel, who had
eon|.leitd * trim < f school at Dun-
B'ALl'o t to the peifeet satit
facti tn of Ik r patrons, was re-em-
♦ 'i d op. tied another teim last
Monday.
—Dr. W. K. Harrison, of French
man bayou, waa in attendance at
< ouuty < ourt last M. nday. From
' im »r learn that Mr. John Holt, of
ti e Nauvoo *< til. mei.t, died last
F . -'-ay, the Ist. inst. of la grippe.
13~ Mirus Mioie, Noiton, Allen,
nb 111 idar and r fficit lit teachers,
Who »| et t the Lolii ays at their
iotr:|ii, Tim (sue returned, and
en ■mi v|, n their duti. ain their re
st e rite si hud roc ms last Monday.
—Rev. W. E. Biship and wife’
Came up in the Ist. inst., and en
ro-e I ■ u t|»ir new field of labor,
Fe?an Point Cin uit,at the bigiutdt g
of the New Yeer. We welcome
t'enal.d wish them abundant sue-
SMB.
—Mr. Akx. Got diich, cur poat
t Akter, win ci i scripted by King La
Grippe last Sunday, and ia now hum
’ly n Ih-wing in his train; but he ia
lOyettly watching an opportunity to
I’raert, and return to the airvice of
Uncle Sam.
—A deb dive flue caused an
ahum of fire Inst Widnevdsy after
io n. lie fire was situated in the
ex H-me Scuti ein part ofthe town,
in ri> kill ban id Mr. J. M. futwrence’
hrHijit. m w i ccupicd by Mr. C.
i u ler Frnn its situation the en- i
lire town waa in danger. 'The fire
La itol <■ futont. It was put out. I
N< lit; < tu vested.
— Renewals: Ed R. Goss, Fort
Smith; W. C. Davis, Blytheaville,
- W. 11. Laniium, Pecan Point; F. A.
Summers, Washington, Ind.; Jno. M.
Tucker, Osceola; Joseph Dean, Tip-!
tonville, Tenn.; Mrs. R.J. Manches
ter, Osceola.
New subscribers: Jeffrey Thomas,
- Chickaeaw bs; Thomas Perry, Osce
ola.
Do Ton Bat?
Food for the Table; adapted to
fat or lean purses, just received, Cit
rons, Curante, Dates, Snow-flake
1 hominy, Cryatal Rice, Apple Butter,
Jelliea, Mince-Meats,Creamery But
> ter, Evaporated Apples, Figs, Rai
• tens, Nuts, Green Apples, Oranges,
Lemons, Mackerel, Ac., at ,
( G. R. Bkhkkv A Bro*. i
—An iimner.ae bottle and jug '
trade waa carried on between Osceo- '
la and Blythcsvilla Christmas week. 1
If the law making the placs of de- ’
livery the place of sals still holds P
good, some one stands s good chance '
to be indicted tor violating the rev- 1
enue law.
—The providential conditions, last (
year, which forced the fanners to t
plsnt com after they failed to get a ,
stand of cotton, will be the means of ,
tiding over another crop season. ।
They dexei ve no credit for their good .
hick, because it waa their intention ;
to plant every foot of ground in j
cotton. ‘
— When cotton was aelling at 10
and II cent* per pound, calico waa
worth 4| to 5 cents per ysrd. Now
when cotton is down to 7 cents, cal
ico goes at a yard. This is the
result of the Blnine-McKiuley-tsriff
reciprociiy combination, we suppose.
—G. R. Brickey A Bro’s, are
Hsnd-quaiters for Ladiea Cloaks and
Wraps; Gents’ and Bov*’overcoats,
which are being sold at very low
Sgurea.
— Misses Lon Betty, Alice Bsc
elms, and Maggie William, and
Mvsrrs. N. G. Cartwright, W. H.
i2':."cill, John Pratt, C. F. Garvin,
Itobt an( l J°bn Keiser, took
a holiday । n: to Memphis last
F*«ki
tutlie members of the Methodist
(?hurcb, in aud about Osceola —
Dear Brethren aud Sisters:
Your presence is very much de
sired to-morrow at the Union Church.
If ycu ary able to be there,you, each
as you, can contribute much to the
interest of the service. You require
your pastor to be on hand and do the
best he can—his obiigstion demands
this of Idin. Yours dnmsn Is no les*
of you. Let us have done with so
much secular business on the Sundaj
snd attend the Lord’s house on this
holy J*y, thereby do our duty, aud
<et a good, and godly example be
ore th* young amt rising generation.
Thia may be your last year to work
in the Lord’s vineyard. Take heed
that it be a good year’s work, such
as you will like to meet at the
judgment. The public is invited.
Your pastor,
J. F. jKKVtUAX.
Married On TheJßiver.
The steamer Rosa Lee, lying to
at the Memphis levee, was thescem
of a pretty wedding at 5 o’clock last
evening by which Mr. C. F. Garvin,
of Boston, Mass., was united for life
to Miss Alice W. Bacchus, of Osceo
Is, Ark.
It was dusk. The electric lights
of the Rosa had juat been turned
on, and the boat was looking its best
when a throng of ladies and gentle
men accompanied by a minister
passed into the ladies’ tabiii to th«-
amuxement of Capt. Sedwick aim
Smithers. It was soon spptrent
that a wedding was on the tapis, ano
the guesta of the boat flocked in.
Rev. Dr. Wooda, of the Second
Presbyterian Church performed the
ceremony.
The bridal party came in from
Osceola yesterday on the Rosa Lee,
and returned again on theaameb -at
last night after the wedding. The
bride is one of the belles of Osceola,
and the groom ia connected with ti e
government operations in the river
near that plsce.-- [Memphis Appcal-
Avalanche, Jan. 2nd., )BV2-
Filling the Gaps.
Christmas Eve, the Baptist church
presented a magnificent sight. A
Chiinnay had been improvised, and
Santa Claus was there! The little
folks were put through a programme
of music and song, after which their
little heaits were msde to swell with
sadness and disappointment, as the I
prettiest snd finer present* were dis-1
। tributed among the overgrown babies
of the audience. It was afterward!
explained, that the best presents'
were given the grown folks as re- j
> wards for their polite attention and
• geed behavior during the evening
, Christmas day was observed, pret
; ty much aa it has been for the past
1 twenty years in Osceola; the older
■ people, those who have leached that
time of life when the pop of a fire
cracker has lost its charm, spent the
( dsy around their own fire-sides, or
with friends and relatives, discussing
’ Christmas aa it used to be when they
( were boys snd girls together. On
r the streets, the usual mob of mixed
humanity collected and when all had
been eerved with a morning drink,
the proprietors of the saloons closed
up, and spent the rest of the dav
with their families. Did we say aii
( closed up? That’s a mistake. Bur
, lers saloon was kept running al) day.
[ where several scraps occurred; fu
| ing mid quarreling, cursing
swearing were the leading ba ।
of this establishment during ri.
and people shuuned it, In
t around the square. Laie in tin: ev
, etiiug, three pistol shots rang out
. । elMr and distinct, and with the
. echoe* went out the report “George
-1 7 illrnan was shot by Nick Summer*,
Jin Butler's Saloon.” To many it waa
I “tidings of great, joy” not of * Sav
( ior born, but a “bad negro
dead.” The Coroners jury, which
sat on the case in the small hours of
the night returned a verdict of jus
tifiable homicide. Nobody to blam*!
Ah! is this the final decree! Is there
to be no reward —no punishment.
No dryin g away the tears of a heart
broken mother and father, wholie
beardlea* boy was led to stain his
young hand* in the blood of a fellow
mortal, through the it Huenoe of
strong drink, snd those who deal in
it? And what of George Tillman;
who, rendered crazy with drink, and
with mnrder-iii his heart, at the mo
ment Lia light was extinguished?
will he, n, the weakness of hia intel
lect, be held responsible for the part
he played in this horrible tragedy;
who oan anawar?
But if Christmas day had a sad
ending for some, others enjoyed it
to the full. Pnrti-'S, sociables, en
tertsinments snd balls foil we I one
another every evening during the
entire week. Among those whose
home* were thrown open to the
young people were Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Driver, Mrs W. P Hah-;
Mr. and Mr*. Jas. D. Driver; Capt.
and Mrs S. S. Semmes; Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Quinn. that the young
folks enjoyed themselves, is putting
it mild. They all have t! e
grippe.
For Rent!
About 15( oacres of tillable lands
in quantities |p suit. For further
information apply to,
J. >D. Duivar.
—“Slop! Hold on!” “What are
yon looking f< i ?:’ “An Ovcrec.at or
Ludier cloak?” “Well, G. R.
Bki. kky A Bros., are Headquarters
for Ladies Cloaks, Overcoats, and
Clothing. At prices which knocks
all competirion into the middle of
next week.
A safe inveatmant. >Ve guatan
you will never be sick if a course of
•‘Hepattdirc” is taken Spring mid
fall. For sale by N. L. Avery A Co.
Blytliesville; City Drug Store, Os
ceola; D. C. Joyner, Bardstown; J.
W, RhodesA Co.,Golden Lake. fl.
That restless, nervous, dull and
heavy feeling which prevents sleep
and causes us to feel like sciuethir.g
terrible is going to happen is all
corrected by “Hcpalicure” which
cures Dyspepsia, Constipation. Fer
sale by, N. L. Avery A Co Blythes
ville; Ihinsvaiil Brewer A Dunarant
Osceola; D. C. Joiner Bardstown;.!.
W. Rhodes, Golden Lake. f. 1.
3 Now Try Tins
It will cost you nothing and will
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Cold, Cough, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. King’s
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Coughs, and Colds is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will be paid
back. Suffirms from Ln Gripp.-
foumi it jo i tin- thing and uu ler
its use ha : asp.-e ly and perfect re
covery. Tiy II sample botlle at our
expense a--i iearn for yourself just
how good h thing it is.
Saya an old Physician who lias
been practicing medicine 40 years:
“I guarantee Jim there is not a case
ot Bl od Liver or Ki-lney disease
in the world but what “Hepatn nr
will positively cure For eale t.y,
N. L. Au-q A Co. Blytln svilm;
Dunavani Btewei A Dunavant, < Is
eeola; D C ii iner, Bardstown; .1.
W Khod.-s At.., Golden Lake. f.
“The <'hieago World Fair Com
mittee” lies passed a resolution that
every person attending the “Fair”
shall take wi ll them a Boule of
“Hepaticure” as preventatit e fom
contracting Blood, Liver aud Ki I
ney Disease. For sale by N. L. Ave
ry A Co., Bly t hesyil Ie ; Ci y Drug
Store, Osceola; D. C. Joyner, Bards
town; J. W. Rhodes A Co., Golden
Lake. fl.
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For ISWJ
Contains Omo Hnudrea Recipe* lor mak
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ot the deadly typhoid fever? H'-p |
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la; D. C. Joyner, Bardstown; J. W.
Rhodes & Co., Golden Lake. fl.
Historic Homes and I.ivdmwL;
are rapidly passing away. .w> r.,:
fatal Kidney snd Live •
!“Hepaticure” will enr-
I all such disease*. For- ...
| L. Avery A Co. Blythes.
Duuuvant Brewer A Du '.<l
- D C Joiner, Bar/L -wi Aik.i
'J. W. Rtiirdee & Co. G 'h en Lake,!
i Ark. f. '
Many Persons m trok« i
down ft s*a overwork or f vccuold cao®.
Brown’s Iron Bitvi-m ehuitd, th*
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' —4 WM ■iliri* <« .. i.dhiu*.
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Il y-u p “He-Htb-ii'e” iii vmn
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Sold by C. H. Gaylord, Druggist.
3 Specimen Casks.
S H Clifford, New Cassel, Wis.,
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his Liver was affected to an alarm
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ca Salva cured him entirely.
—Dr. Duncan’s Medicines for sale
st C. H. Gaylord, Osceola, Ark.
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The Memphis Weekly Conner
ital is without doubt one of the best
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You should subscribe for your local
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Post Matters are agents for it.
Address, '
The Commercial Pub’g. Co.
Memphis, Tenn.
Notice!
Persons desiring Farming-Tools,
Mules, Cattle, Ac., will find it to
iheir advantage to call on .Mr. J. A.
Hayes, on Jefferson farm. Will sell
cheap, according to times. Call at
once. 1-8 2t.
For Rent.
My private residence, with all nec
rsvary conveniences, together with a
neat three room tenant lioum. For
terms, apply to W'. L. Humpuket,
or, S. S. Semmes, Agent.
Notice!
To whom it may concern: I will
not be responsible for any debts con
tracted, or trades made in any way,
by Mra. L C. Spann,
J. W. Spann.
Elmot, Ark., Jan Ist, 1892.
Notice
Is hereby given that my wife and
I have mutually agreed to pa t, and
dial from this day forth, 1 will not
l> responsible for anv debt* or con
tracts she may make.
This, the 21st. day of Dec., 1891.
Gnarles Goodrich.
RENTAL NOTICE.
N -ilcr is h.Tehv given that I will on * KTUR
IMY.IIIE IHTH. DAY OF JAND AKY 1H92,
rent t«« the hi£hrni ami tjegt bbidrr Lhe follow*
mg dt -i iilir.l JantD: to wit: All of Section 1«>,
I < wnsi i- U, ai d iUngi- 11 En»t; containing
| about _‘.iU stere* The party renting wiil be ri’-
’ (juired io pay one h.d of the rental the time
' <>f rental, and the balance at the end of the
I JOHN A LOVE WELL. Sheriff.
NOTICE.
j Py virtue of a certain deed of mortgage with
|M>w.r<if Mie; to me executed on the22nd.. of
| DeceinlHT ivv», by Holt, to »ccure the
eum ot'] hire Hiui<lre l DolLua; which mnrtgas**
Maw on the 4th day of July law), duly entered
। vi Keeoid, in the Hecordera Office of .MisaiaMp
' i uvunty, Arkannai, in Trnat-herd Record,
.\ ol <’. on page 4*l 1 the undersigned, J. D.
■ Perry as Mortgagee, will on the 30th.,
day of uanuary law, at the door of the Court
id the lown ot Oaceola, Ark«D*aA; aeti
i' the highe«t bidder on a credit o» khree
mon’.is, ihe toilowiiig described traoa o f land,
: l\ i: g in '.ho ( ounty of Mtasiaoippi and State of
Arl*nt.eaa; to wit : Part of the KM ofSw ’4 of
; bee J, I 10 N, R » East, coutaining W acres;
ut <i the w»; Os the N* J. of Hec. 17> y| o jj.
K 9 Kaat, contain lag 40 avreA, aud containing in
ai l *J6 acres
'I lie ride .h raid t aill i p; ace within
b.wiul II uranfMhl «U” The title to which
r. Im hevwd to be good, bin J will .«*-il and n»n
\ry as only Thw January Ut. IW2.
J D PERRY, Martgagee.
.A J MIN IS iRA UK I X’S NOTICE OF PETITION
TO SELL LANDS.
j NoUce is here by given, that a* admlaiatratrix
of the e.>tut« of V H Waller, deceased, j
win present a petition to the Probate ''ourt ot
> MiaMsp ppi i ouuty. Ark an aus, at Its January
| term Iswi. l.»r an order ot sale ot so much of the
1 real eat ate bi longing u» raid estate, as will be
1 puibeienl 1 > puj off the debt* agnii.et said es
tate, amuunilng tv abon’ >1 auou >
I , NINAWALI.BU,
। D. 12 4t. AUiuiinauatriX.
I CDNbUMrriON CUUKD
An oid retired from practice have
ling had piHCtdinbia handa by an Eaat India
. intNiiouar y the formula of a simple v<‘gct»Me
remedy for the speedy permanent cure of
<'oneumpiion. Hnwicdiliu Catarrh, A»thma
and all inoat and Lung Affect’-nn. alM>n po»i
livt and fidt' al cure for Nervon* Debility and
all N ivoor Complaints, after having tented 1U
v. n«'« iui curnrive p.»u> r» in thousand* ;ot
c.tsee, h sH it it hinduty to make it known
iS pubcimg fellnwa Actuated by tli«» motive
•-rirs'n tu relieve human suffering, I wil:
clmnu , l all abo < ire i’ it*:
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Where does the word
MEMPHIS
last occur tn the
Old Testament?
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: FIRST 400 REWARDS'. I
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two» 400.<*>;
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( 05-One Fine l*ictonul Family HlbJe
and (Xiucurdance >5.00
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and Concordance 25* uO
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' 41-One Cek-b.Kad Pratt Cotton Gin 160.00
( Flue Bolle: Tod Office Desk. . 60 00
. 43-one Fine "Mctnpnl” Stove 40 on
HOw >Tu« Btore >6.00
( 46-One KrboUwmp Leddlu’a Bualnoea
College 150.10
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CoHege 125.00
, 1 47-Ones Ino China Tea Set 60.00
1 44-One TiekM Gcod far 60 at
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40-One Sicaanboat Trip to New Or-
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60-One Steamboat Trip to New Or-
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1 Gold King (>G iwhi 150.00
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1 ,100-One Fine Jersey Cow 300 00
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