The Osceola times., 1880-11-13

The grand jury was discharg-
cd last Wednesday after returning
26 bills of indictment.
II you want to feel happy. go TO B. II. But
lsrs and get jay Could cigar and smoke II.
Ducks, in great quantities, are
shll being brought 20 this market,
and are selling from 10 10 l2t cents
each.
III you want to feel rich. go to L +. Buffers
and get jay Gould" cigar, SID smoke It.
Circuit Court dragged along
slowly during the wosk, snd will
not get through the docket until
sometime next week.
"A gentleman who once smokes "Jay
Gould" will always 60 to Z. r. Buffers for
his cigars.
Prof. w. NJ. Ewing, of Forest
City, Is here in tho interest OF q
college to be built at Forest City,
and will deliver a lecture at the
Hall next Monday night.
Stop smoking trash, and &c: a genuine i, ,
DIR. r. c. orewett, Who has
been in attendance CT an adjourned
meeting of the Tri.Stste Medical
Association, (Mlssissippi, Tennessee
and Arkansas,) returned home on
the Belle, last Thursday.
The human Jay Gould. is Railroad King,
but the jay Could I. cigar beats that, for it fs
the King Of cigars.
We had o very pleasant sur.
prise, as we'll as pleasure in meet.
ing our old friend, DR.. F. L. James
ofSt. Louis, Mo-, on our streets
during the week. The Doctor will
remain two or three weeks among
his old friends, and we wish him a
pleasant sojourn while in our midst.
II has been universally conceded that there is
no Cigar superior to the "Jay 0ould' brand at
d. y. Buffers.
"A party of Memphis gentlemen
came up last Monday, armed and
equipped for a hunt. Judging from
the amount Of rains lately, and our
knowledge of the soil, we oplne
they will sadly miss the Nicholson
pavement they have been used to.
However, if they can stand the
mud, We bespeak for them a sue
cessfdl hunt and lots of sport.
II smoking a Jay Could cigar don't make
q man feel good, let him go to the wood-pile
and chop his head of with the axe, Go to
Buffers hrst and get the cigar.
-Mr.:B. L. Hill. the once zeal.
Gus temperance reformer of French.
man Bayou, has become convinced
that the people Of that section don't
appreciate his services as tempe
rance reformer, hence he has gwen
up in despair and has taken out
license to retail liquor. He goes
on the principle, that what can't be
cured must be endured.
Don't distress the fair sex. by going among
them after smoking cent a. grab, but perfume
your locks with the aroma of a Jay Gould and
then you can go In and win.' B. Y. Butler can
give you useful treat on this point. Go and
see him
MARRlED-At the brides residence
Mr.. Charles Mayfield and Miss
Lizzie South, both Of Clear Lake
township. The nuptial knots was
tied by Squire s. q. Belts.
May Lizzie's path through the May-helds
Ever be rs tempting as her mouth,
And may Charles, when his work is done
Always be found going to the South.
The A. NJ. e. church will hold
o quarterly::meeting next Saturday
and Sunday, at the Dramatic Hall.
Elder Jno. G.. Jones, will preside.
All are invited.
once was young bu. now I'm old,
And I've been smoking all my life,
But ne'er had susht like this jay Could
And Is r. Butler has o supply
Many men of many minds,
Cigars, too, OF many kinds,
But ssJay Gould" brand beyond doubt,
Justly beaas the whole compboodle out.
Find 1t at b. y. Buffers.
There's not cigar In the laad,
A fair comparison can stand,
With those OF the new Jay Gould brand,
Which b. +. Butler has just received
Mics Sallie Edrington, one of the
lovliest young ladies of whom Ten
nessee can boast, wus married yes.
terday morning to MIR. Simpson
Tate, OF Benefits Landing, Ark.
The bridal party left soon after the
ceremony for New Orleans.-Mem-
rhis Avalanch,
This will be pleasant surprise
TO MISS Sallie's many friends here
in Osceola, where she was born and
partly raised. With her many ac-
complishments and graces Of man.
mere, Miss Sallle deserves long
life of happiness, and we but ex.
press the wish of her many friends
IN wishing her and hers, long life
Of happiness and usefulness.
n Won want Number one Cigar
Buy II.