The Osceola times., 1882-04-01
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John Cayoe and is now full ledged |
Grocery Dealer.
Mr.. Lyman a. Morris, Of Pecan |
Point, sends us the name of Mr.. Sam.
House as a subscriber.
Paints, Oils, Narnishes, and
Brushes etc, DIR. II. c. Prewiit's.
Mrs. w. Z. Hale made a short
visit to Memphis this week, return
ing on Wednesday.
The next meeting Of the Ladies
Aid Society will be at Mr.. Goodrich's
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock.
Prescriptions carefully com
pounded at DR.. II. c. Prewitt's.
The water has entirely left the
town, and our people are resuming
their wonted checrfulness.
Mr.. James II. Williams called
during temporary absence from
our post, during the week, and re-
newed his subscription.
"A full line of all the popular
patent medicines constantly on hand
at DR.. r. c. Prewitt's.
The waters are falling, the
weather is lovely, and everybody is
at work-except these who never
work.
DIR. prewitt has kitten, pre-
served in alcohol, with two noses and
two mouths. This is no first of April
joke. Go see it.
Flowing and planting is now in
order, and the farmers are making
music in the air gee! git up, haw!
you beck!
DR.. II. c. Dunavant lost a very
fine horse last week from the gnats.
A great many cattle that escaped
drowning by food, we hear, are fall
ing easy victims to these pests.
We make room for Uncle Re-
mus Bread andsMeat Sermon. Our
farmer friends will find it excellent
reading, and it may serve TO point
moral and adorn tale. Read it.
Don't neglect 10 go to the polls
next Tuesday and vote, and when
You do be careful to vote for the best
men-those who will manage the
town affairs with prudence and econ
omy, and with the view Of benefiting
all alike.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j.. Avery re-
turned from Memphis last Wednes-
day, the latter after an absence of
several weeks, while the former went
down few days since after a stock
of goods, Mrs. a. accompanying him
on his return.
Mrs. G. f. Stowell and children,
who have been on visit to relatives
in Memphis for the last six weeks or
more, returned home on the last trip
of the Coahomo, and George seemed
as proud to see them, as boy is
with his first sore toe.
In behalf of Mrs. Roussan, we
acknowledge the receipt of a varied
assortment of Flower Seed from the
Agricultural department at Wash
ington. Col, Poindexter Dunn will
please accept thanks for this kind
remembrance.
Mess Stowell & Heinz have Just
received, and have more in transit
from New York, a large stock of
Fancy and Staple dry goods, suiia-
BILE for the Spring trade All the
latest styles of Dress Goods of the
season, which the Ladies are espe-
cially invited to examine.
Mr.. Frank Prewitt has Just open
ed up a choice and select stock of
Fancy and Staple Family Groceries,
fine Cigars and To5aecoos, etc, etc,
in the house formerly occupied by |
Miss Fanny Fletcher, under the
Court House. Give Frank 1, call. |
His stock was received and opened
too late in the week for a more OK
tended notice.
We take pleasure in calling at
tention to the advertisement Of Mess.
Avery & Co. which will be found in
another column. Mr. Avery, late
of Memphis, has become resident
of our town, is thorough business
man, has invested his capital in the
mercantile business here and propos-