The Osceola times., 1880-11-27
OsceOla Rain Drops.

OsceOla Rain Drops.
If you want to feel happy. go to u +. But
iers and gct jay Could cigar and smoke II
Tho river is falling.
-Agenteman who once smokes a .Jay
Gouid'' will always 20 to B. +. Buffers fol
his cigars.
Pork selling at 5a5t cents.
II you want to feel rich. go to u Buffers
sad get q "Jay Gould" cigar, and smoke it.
Putting up ice is now in order.
The humsn Jay Gould, is a Railroad King,
hut the jay Could cigar beats that, for II Is
the King of cigars
-Sieighing and skating IN No
vcmbcr, is a little unusual in this
latitude, but is good for all that.
II has been universally conceded that there is
no tl ar superior to the "JayGould'' brand at
Il. y Buffers.
-Patronize home industry.-All
kinds OF JOB work neatly executed
at this Office, and don't you for.
get it.
There will be services in the
union church, Sunday, al l0a u. m.
and 6 l.2 p. m. by the Rev. p. A.
johnson Of the Episcopal church.
If smoking a Jay Could cigar don't make
= man feel good. let him go to the wood-pile
snsl lrln hts Head off xxt NY In
Dutiers nrst and get the cigar.
MIR. o. r. Petty has moved his
shop to the Hamilton building, next
door TO the Famous store, where
fresh meats Of oil kinds are con-
stantly kept on hand. Don't you
forget the place.
-Miss Fannio Fletcher has re.
moved her Millinery store to the
rooms under the court house. Her
many friends will please take no.
,lce and govern themselves accord.
ingIy.
Tho Gazette in its personals
mentions a man by the name OF c.
y. Wood. of Osccola, as stopping
at the Capital. If tho Gazette has
him down right, he is not of Usce-
ola. No such q man lives here.
Since jamestown cerncr stone was laid,
No better cigar has been made,
Than jay Gould" which has come to town,
W ith Worldwide, because deserved renown,
And +, Butler has 1t.
The Rev. A. y. Blackwood
leaves to-day for Helena, the seat
of White River Conference, and in
consequence he will not preach at
the Union Church TO morrow, as
published last Sunday.
Ifyou want Number one Cigar
Buy il.
And"Jny Gould" is TIE 'neglus ultra.
Try it,
Al Is. \, Buffers.
Father Connolly, of New Mad
rid diocese, visited his charge here
last Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
lie will visit this place hereafter
every two months. Due notice Of
his appointments will be given.
once was young bnt now I'm old,
.And I've been sni oh ing all my life,
But nc'er had ausht ike this jay Could
And so says too, my little wife,
And Il + Butler has supply
Many men of many minds,
Cigars, too, OF many kinds,
But 'Jay Could brand hey ond doubt,
Justly beats the whole compboodle out
Find 1t at B. h. Buffers
There's not cigar In the laad,
A fair comparison can stand,
With those OF the new Jay Could brand
Which Is. +. Butler has just received
Capt. D. Fields and wife, of
Gayoso, Mo-, came down on short
visit to friends and relatives, dur
ing the week. The Captaia's name
now appears on our subscription
list. Cali again Captain.
Tho weather for the pas, two
or three weeks has been very dis.
c,uraging to the planters, as well
as the merchants, who are all idle.
Cotton and corn still remains in
the fields with no immediate pros
poets Of being gathered.
Mr.. John a. Lovewell, who
accompanied the Covington and
jackson, Tenn. sporting club out
on their hunt, returned home last
Tuesday. He reports the boys hav-
ing a fine time, having killed up to
the time he lett, II deer, and scve-
raj turkies. Eight Of the deer, he
himself killed.
AS we 60 to press, another par
ty in search of sport, hailing from
Fredricktown, No., has just arrived
consisting of Messrs. DR.. VIM.
Goff, B. B. Cahoon, Atty, and
Theo. Roussan, cleik OF Madison