The Osceola times. [volume], July 29, 1899, Image 3

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THE OSCEOLA TIMES.'
OSCEOLA, ARK.,
Saturday, July 29, 1899.
RAIN DROPS.
. —Read, Collectors Notice—Fence
District No. 2.
—Mrs. W. A. Catbey left for Beer
sheba ,Tenn., Thursday.
Mrs. Brinkley is sultering from
malaria and is quite sick.
Mrs. Jas. I!. Hale accompanied
Dr. Hale to Memphis Tuesday.
—Miss Minnie Hearn has been
suffering from fever the past week.
Bather Burst was a passenger on
the down train Saturday morning.
—Mr. B. W. Hale, of Memphis,
was in town several days this week.
—Dr. Rivers returned from a pro
fessional visit to the lower end of the
county Saturday.
To arouse a Dormant Liver and secure
permanent regularity of the Bowels, use
Dr. M. A. Simmon’s Liver Medicine.—
bold by C. IL Gaylord.
—Mrs. J. F. Dudney and Miss
Jrma Barrel, of Luxora were visiting
in Osceola Tuesday.
—Mr. Benton Murphy, the Post
Master has been confined to his room
several days this week.
• —Mr. and Mrs. John A. Boyles
spent the week as pttests of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Bowen.
Convulsions, Cramps, Chronic Female
Diseases and Hysterics are cured by use
of Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or
Tablets. bold by C. It. Gaylord.
—-Misses Winters, of Memphis
came up Thursday on a visit to
Miss Madie and Maude Shcddan.
—The city council carried out its
freak of economy this week and had
the “dark lanterns put on the posts.
— Miss Maude Duffy, who has been
the guest of Miss Spencer Semmes,
will leave for her home in Memphis
to-day.
— Col. and Mrs. Haynes of Mem
phis, are spending the week with
their daughter?, Mesdames Pullen
and Driver. .
— Hauling and ginning the rem
nants of last years cotton crop has
been some of the work of our farm
ers this week
Sick Headache, Wind on the Stomach
Billiousness, Nausea, are i uickiy cured
.by a few doses of Dr. M. A. Simmon’s
Liver Medicine. At C. 11. Gaylord’s.
—Some one prayed “Lord deliver
us from our fool friends.” Osceola
will have to change the petition to:
Lord deliver us from our economical?
friends.
—Brother Lusk announced that
the protracted meeting at the
Baptist church would begin Sunday
Aug. 6th. He will be assisted by
Rev. Penrod.
—Mr. Will Hale accompanied by
his father, Mr. F. B. Hale, and Dr.
James H. Hale went to Memphis
Tuesday, for «vfgtb*l treatment for
an abscess on the liver.
—When we, referred to Luxora as
a Saw Mill Camp we were speaking
of it commercially, not morally or
socially. We want our friends in the
-1 umber business to remember that,
The dangers of a Malarial At mosphere
may be averted by occasionally taking
Dr. M A Simmdns Liver Medicine, bold
by C. II Gaylord.
— Dr. Hale returned from Mem
phis Thursday, and reported Will's
condition so much improved that an
operation was not thought necessary,
and expresses strong hopes of his
rapid recovery.
Two wagon loads of young peo
ple chaperoned by Mrs. J. K. P. Hale
and Mrs. N. A. Nicholson, enjoyed
a moonlight hay-ride. Tuesday night.
The party stopped at Mrs. Nicholson’s
home and enjoyed a feast of fine
watermelons.
Sour stomach is one of the first symp
toms of a coming Billions attack, cure
it with a few doses Dr. M. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine. Sold by C. H. traylord.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L. Driver
went down to Memphis Wednesday,
Mrs. Driver went down to consult
an oculist about a pain in her eye
ball, caused she fears by a small
piece of a broken needle finding
lodgement in the eye.
nßemove causes of Menstrual Suppres
sions, Exaggerations and
bv taking Simmons Squaw Mue Wine
or Tablets. a ° ld b ? H ‘ Daylord.
The Book Club enjoyed a very
pleasant afternoon at the home of
Mrs. S. S. Semmes last Tuesday.
Robert Barr’s “Tekla” a story of
Rudal times was reviewed b
Mrs, Tomlinson, and a sketch cl
the writer presented by Mrs. Good
rich.
Romulus Woods, Co’d Springs, Ark.,
writes: Haye used Dr. M. A, Simmons
Liver Medicine 25 years and can say with
perfect truth that it is the best Liver
Medicine I ever saw. Think it much
better than Zeilin’s and Black Draught,
having used both. For sale at Gaylords.
—The Times’ editor left last
Monday on a business trip to Bar
field, Blythesville and other points
in the upper end of the county.
After which he will enjoy a day's
trolling on Big Lake. They say the
fish are biting splendidly. He was
accompanied by Master Euclid Ran
dle.
—Now whenever the toughs want
to congregate at any given point and
have a time of it, all they have to do
is to blow out the light, and go
ahead with their orgies. No one
can be blamed, nor punished for “old
coal oil lamps are always out of tlx'
any how, and no man is hired to
light them twice.
“Wc have sold many different cough
remedies, but none has given better sat
isfactiou than Chamberlain’s,” says Mr
Charles Holzhauer, Druggist, Newark,
N. J. “It is perfectly safe and can be
relied upon in all cases of coughs, colds
or hoarsness.”’ Sold by C. IL Gaylord.
—lt, is a fact that for the six or
eight years that Dr. Dunavant kept
that big rank of wood over in the
Liston lot, that the lamp at the
corner of the alley would never stay
lighted later than ten o’clock, espec
ially on a cold stormy night. And
there were other places in town
where the street lamps just wouldn't
burn.
—After the rain Monday morning
Broadway was nicely flooded with
water. A thorough going business
man remarked in our hearing that
this reproach, inconvenience and
nuisance could be removed from our
town at a cost of less than §25., and
a little —very little common sense.
His statement is respectfully re
ferred to our honorable city council.
To cure Depression of Spirits, Falling
of the Womb and Weakness of Baek
usual to Change of Life, take Simmons
Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. So by
C. H. Gaylord.
one is to judge by the tone of
Its papers, Luxora is on a howling,
fit-producing drunk, and making a
desperate attempt to surpass the
cussedness of the mining camps of
the west. There are a number of
good people in Luxora whom the
Times would be glad to have move
out, and come to Osceola, before the
place Is destroyed by spontaneous
combustion.
Mr. Fred Keiser, of Union City,
was a passenger on the train Satur
day afternoon. As the iron horse
came, pulling through his fields
where not so very long ago as a young
man he spent so many days cutting
cane and rolling logs, he said it
made him feel queer, and he could
but ask himself, if it were not all a
dream. Mr. Keiser believes this is
only the beginning of greater things
for Osceola.
Ladies agonized by Female Disorders
should avoid. Unpleasant. Examinations,
aud at once cure themselves with Sim
mons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets. For
sale at C. H. Gaylord.
/—Sunday night Brother Batte
erased the protracted services held
at the Presbyterian church. Rev.
B. M. Cowan, of Atoka, Tenn., re
mained and pleached twice a day for
a week, during the meeting when he
had to return home. His sermons
were eloquent and deeply spiritual,
and could not fail to be a blessing to
all wt.o heard them. Misses Plumie
Morris, Alice Lasley, and Gussie
Pennington, were received into the
church.
—Mr. J. M. Ballard acting Attor
ney for the St. Louis, Caruthers ville
& Memphis railroad was in Osceola.
Thursday for the purpose of filing a
first mortgage of $135,000, on the
stock of the road. They expect to
have the road running into Blythes
ville by the 15th of October. Chick
asawha township is the best part of
o;ur good old Mississippi county, and
with transportation, Blythesville
will be the gem city of the valley.
Look out for almost magical changes
within the next year.
BRICKEY'S
SUMMER SALE OF
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SUMMER UNDERWEAR^* —
SUMMER DRESS
men’s, boy’s and f
children’s summer suits.
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Correct insufficient, painful, profuse
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Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets..
FOR SALE!
In Keiser Addition.
Twelve desirable residence lots re
maining unsold. Lots 75x150 feet. For
ty loot streets on fronts running to 15
foot alley. Prospective purchasers will
do well to apply at once to
Jno. P. Keiser. I
—Mr. Ed H. Williams of Luxora j
was a pleasant caller at this office'
Tuesday, he was just in from his
farm on Big Lake. He reports a
magnificent crop prospect, says he
thinks that he will make 10,000
bushels of corn, and is looking out
for cattle to fatten. He is an in
telligent. business man and intends
to get the profit out. of his labor. He j
also reported a line gentle and]
abundant rain in ail the upper end ;
of the county last week, which was |
greatly needed.
--We have always been taught!
that long life was one of the chief!
earthly rewards given to man by the
Creator, and we are quite proud < f
our three score years. filled as they
have been by honorable toil, and
earnest endeavors to meet the duties
of life: but our elints along this
line, have only served to excite the
scotn of the editors of the Luxora
Appeal-Recorder. We agree that
the bouyant vigor of young man
hood is a great blessing, and
the glory of young men is in their I
strength, but there is such a tiling !
as being premature. Now. we are I
free to confess that the junior editor ।
is altogether toe young to quit school, I
and should be studying his spelling- i
book, but as for the senior editor he I
is not a tender shoot by any means. !
When this writer was just entering J
upon a buy’s second paradise, leaving |
off his red-top boots and “round a-1
bout” and hitching up his p ints with
“galluses,” the senior editor of th-
Appeal Recorder was already squall- ;
ing with the colic, and learning the I
taste i;f cat-nip. You may plead all ’
you please “Backward turn back-1
ward oh, time in your flight”, but
the old Father won’t bear you. He
is as deaf as a post. Just honestly
acknowledge what every body knows, i
that most of your life has been :
thrown away, and that you are just I
now undertaking what you to
have done 30 years ago. Xnd that:
will be alright.
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