The Osceola times., 1880-11-06

line, we are anxious to know how
the ensanguned garment will be
waived.
| Don't distress the fair sex, by going among
| them after smoking 'cent-a- grab but perfume
| yorr Looks With the aroma of Jav Goud and
Then you can go In and win n. 4. Butler can
give you useful treat on this point 90 and
see him
Tho rain again distilled its
softening influence upon the land
during the week, much to the IN
convenience of the planters whose
cotton and corn is still in the patch,
ungathcred.
DIR. W, j Gibson. Of Ark A., writes "For
many years my wife was a sufferer from a ter
rible female complaint that baflled the skill Of
all physicians around me. There seemed no
hope for her. ] was made acquainted with the
composition of DIR. Dromgoole's English Fe-
male Biiters, and knowing them to be good |
procured several bottles and placed her upon
its use. They cured her sound and well, and
do not hesitate to say, they saved her life "
We had the pleasure of meet.
ing our old friend Capt. Crane,
the popular steamboatman, on our
streets during the week. Capt. C..
has stepped ashore, ard is now as
sociated with the firm of Il. b.
Sims x Co, commission merchants
of Memphis, Tenn, in whose inter
est he is now among us. We be-
speak for him q liberal share of
patronage.
This lady had been married thirteen years,
and during at least one.half OF that time. had
been a sufferer from the effects Of LeuchoihGa
or Whites and its many attendants She was
very much reduced in strength and fesh being
unable to take any active exercise. Dr. l.
advised the use of DIR, Dromgoole's English Fe
male Bitters, as he knew its composition
With many doubts, she commenced its use, f,
but after the use of six bottles (costing only
$500 she was restored to perfect health
p. X. Upton, proprietor of the
Champion lin Boat, will be at the
landing next week, with n full line
of Stamped, PLAIN and Japanned
Ware, which he is prepared to sell
at the very lowest prices. Roofing
and Guttering made a specially.
Copper, tin and shcet-iron works,
stoves, &C., kept for sale at bottom
figures. Don't fail to call and see
Upton and his Champion Tin Boat
The smiles and grins of delight
and satisfaction worn on the faces
of a couple of rustic youths in
church last Sunday evening, during
the services held by the Episcopal
Minister, was evidence that the
cremonics Of that church was, TO
them, at least, as novel a perform
ance a. the antics Of a trick mule
at a circus. We hope, however.
that like those who first encounter.
ed vice, "too often seen, endure,
then pity, then embrace"
Mr.. Bethel L. Hill called and
renewed his subscription. May he
live long and prosper.
While the court was in sess ion
and the arguments IN the Cal. Huey
case was beng delivered, James
Bnkley and VIM. Felts, engaged
in a quiet fiSticuff in the sherlfTs
Office, adjoining the court room.
An interview with the mayor, re-
suited in their depositin & So in the
town treasury.
Rev. III. l.. Prewett, pastor of
the End colored Baptist church died
last Thursday night. at his resi-.
dence. Parson PrewItt was an ex.
emplary man, and stood high in the
esteem of both the white citizens
rs well as the colorod, and his loss
will be severely felt by our colored
people.
Mr.. W. W. Ward of Barfeld
brought us in sample Of Irish po-
tatoes, late crop, which are hard
to beat. They are of the peach
blow variety. Also two boss ears
of corn, with grains as large as com
mon hickory nuts. Judge Mack cal
led INTO our Office and seeing the
corn, praised its size and quality SO
much that we were constrained to
offer him an ear, when he "ac-
knowledged the corr"