The Osceola times., 1881-04-02
Oscecsa Rain Drops.
-" Policy is the best honesty
County scrip for sale, apply to
G. Il. BPicKEy & BRo.


honor among thieves; affair anc
SQUARE divide is all he wants.
March, in making It's exit, go'
up on i,s hind legs and fairly howl
ed and raised q local blizzard.
Another snow storm last Tues
day. Gentle Annie, please hold on
to your winter ulster awhile, well
lot you know when the Spring time
hus como
-wo we're pleased TO meet our
old friend, Mr.. r. b. Rust. travelling
salesman for the old and staonch
firm of A. /. Aiken 4 Co, Evans.
vile, Ind. Mr.. Rust 10 a whole
souled, genial gentleman, and makes
business as well as friends where
over he goes. lie is the right man
in the right place.
Last Saturday evening as the
Osceola Belle sounded her whistle
to land, a team left standing on the
street, organised a runaway" bu,
before any damage was sustained
the team was run down, and the
wagon saved. Nothing like having
. plug team TO save wagons from
going to destruction.
MIR. IL. L. Bowen and MISS
Minnie Fasse,t were married last
Sunday, at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. Joseph Fassert,
on Mill Bayou. Rev. R. d. Moon
performing the ceremony.
We wish the happy pair oil the
happiness that usually falls TO the
lot of favored mortals.
Next week, county court will
be held. That Is, next week is the
,lmo fixed by law for the court to
convene. Notice should have been
gwen notifying physicians desiring
appointments on the County Medi-
cal Examining Board TO make cp
plication at this term, but our Judge
is absent, and no one seems 10 know
whom ho will return.
--Latcr-uc's IS here.
Mr.. Geo, Il pe,tey, who has
been attending lectures at the Med.
zeal department of tho Vanderbilt,
University, at Nashville, Tenn, re-
tarncd homo last Monday. Gene
made rapid progress, and though
this was bis first course at the col
lcge. he succeeded in carrying of
one Of the three certificates award.
ed the Qais class, competing with a
number OF the graduating class,
Experience and observation
have demonstrated that when b1.
siness house or profession prosper>
and grows, 1t is through honesty
and Gdehty TO the interests of their
trade and patronage. In bushes,
As well as IN every day life, it is
equally true that honesty Is the
best policy. Sooner or later every
man learns this fact. Some, unior.
tunately, learn toe late in life.
Mr.. Geo. A. O'gussek, who has
been sojourning in our mids, tor
the ras, four years. left last Wed.
nesday, for Po,tsville, Pa, whore
he intends 10 make his home IN The
future. George has made many
warm friends here in Osceola who
part with regret, Their best wish.
ss, with that Of the Times, will fol.
low HIM wherever he may stray.
May luck and prosperity crown bis
rvery undertakings.
Mr.. Hugh Il, MeVeigh made his
first, or maiden speech last Tuesday.
Don't miseonstrue our meaning aad
coneluee that ho made deolara.
tioL Of love 10 somo fair and PEN
sive maideI-pIeaiing for her hand
and heart, no, no, we don't mean
that. He made an argument before
Squire Lis,on, IN an action Of the
state agains, Nose Elliot, a bright
light in the c. B. church. Those
who heard him say he made very
credltable speeeA, aud Nose was
hound over TO appear a, The circui,
court.
A party OF gentlemen, under
The auspices of the Chicago Times
Co., consisting of Col. S. b. Evans,
Dr. Porter, Mr.. Campbell, and Mr.,
Murray, having in view the cxplo-
ration Of the Mounds situated iu
this county. arrived here yesterday,
and immediately proceeded TO the
sherman Mounds where they will
sommcnee operations. Alter they
axon.A Il.