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TUFTS HAIR DYE.


TX every por:ioa Of the United siases y ne
calf Ciiy naari@oss,ssr, me oersons ne. e.
"a ie, - f,ssee No q St Michael street, No
Ala Esasss sea ses y ESsbs sSa Jl Hs-
1sst , LIE 49, s--,rsI New features Men berN can
NARY ~ me e. pirzIon Of three mouths ksiss
80 49, ese1- ~ 6rnorfunffy of a lifeline for
szes,s mrs1-fiscsses 5000. Address b Letter.
LoelS.v szaa-sp5oIe. Ala, or IA person al me
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In reducing prices on his entire line oil
summer wear has startled the average young
man OF the community. Experience tells
ther, TO no in and lay up stock for next
season. Il they are already fully stocked for
This season. Neckwear in great abundance,
underwear Of all sizes and kinds, as veil As
= complete line OF gents furnishing COCOA
Remember the place, 1884 Main street,
opposite Court Square.
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OF this city, was organized Angus. Let with
the following officers: E. 7. Starke, presi-
dent; L. N. Starke, secretary and treasurer;
w. A. Dryden, general manager; Harry NJ
Hill, legal counsel. This union pays its
benefits after three months, and is one in
which the actual cost of membership can be
exactly aseertained; giving it the preference
of those that do not limit their assessments.
Its security fund is acknowledged by all to
be one OF the largest of any company in
existence, and it has been organized upon
hrmer basis, and one which will stand
sgainst every possible contingency, pay her
benefits as she proposes, and rank first among
the numerous companies of the land. Live,
energetic agents wanted, TO whom liberal
will be given. For information
address L. n. Starke. secretary and TREASURER.
-Tfear
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Districts.

M-arHIs. TENN :. August IL, 1882. 5 pm.
VeraPa
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THIS WEEK THIS WEEK.
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Newport TfesI
zoo Pairs
M q no. a. X. sloan,
22I Main Street.


For nice, nobby, stylish bat, suitable for
young men, 90 to Cohen's, under the syor-
shsm House. All the latest sfyIes received
daily by express. VIII sell balance Of straw
goods at New York cost. Manili3 hats,
worth s., for s. SO, and 81 hats alE2 50.
Now is the time 10 buy. Come .Sad see,
price the goods and be conxinGS6 81
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THE people of the West owe debt OF
gratitude to DR.. Aver for the production OF
Ayers Ague Cure. It's timely use will save
much suffering and much encouragement,
and we recommend it with the greatest con-
fdence in its ability to do all that is prom
ised for IL
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Distribution OF deaths by wards-Flrsl,
2; second, o; third, l; fourth, 0; fifth, l;
sixth, O; seventh, 5; eighth, 5; ninth, 1;
tenth, 1. City hospital, o. Still born, 1.
White, 6;'colored, s. Total, IA.
Deaths during the week ending Saturday,
August Is, 1881: White, 10; colored, 10.
]. H. PURNELL, NJ. D..
Secretary Board OF HEALTH
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. simmons Liver Reguls
"A Tor soon breaks the
. Chills and carries the
. feyeF=out of the system.
1tcures when all other
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Old Reliable

PITTSBURG LUMP COAL,
Forty cents per barrel, delivered. Now is
the time to lay in winter supply.
BROWN d JOSES
30 Main Street,
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of the existence OF fever both at New Or
leans and Brownsville, Tex, and are deter
mined 10 gusrd every avenue of approach
against tine fever In this they ask, and be-
lieve they will have, the Endorsement and
hearty cooperation OF all good citizens of
their own and sister States. With such
backing Memphis will never again be
troubled with yellow fever.
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HE Old Reliable

Shoe dealers at the corner Of Main and Mon
roe s,reetz, are masking a telling drive on
their stock OF summer shoes. There is 70
finer or more reliable stock of boo.s and
shoes in this city than are always found on
the sh Ives of Messrs- J. NJ. Hill & Co. Lit
tie Boosting is INDUCED in BY this establish
ment, and consequently when they say prices
are reduced the public are willing to believe
i. yes are yet unbroken, and parties de-
string goods should cal before placing their
orders elsewhere.
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When you visit or leave New York city,
ave aRxnxe. exprezzzge and czrris &c hire, and
stop al GrAnd Union Hotel. opposite Grand Cen
drted up at An expense Of $500 600. reduced 10 u
and upwards per day. elevator. keaianran. sup.
piled with thu best. Hor<e-ears; slsEss sna sc:
better for les money 1T the Grand Union than q
any Other ans-cl&1 hotel IN The oty
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
Or
B p A L E y TATE.

No. ezss R;-chaneery ooart Of Shelby County
d. a. Porter e al vs. Z, A. Provine et al.
P1 virtue OF 90 tnfeFiOcutory decree for sale,
ID entered n ne abo<e cause on the 9th day OF
Mach 80 ~ D. ~ page &c win sell Al pub
sc auction 70 TIE highest bidder in front Of the
Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse Of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn. on
Saturday, An<nss ne, 1852,
erty, sstssted 10 sheiby eS.nis Tean tdrR
aud In j. N. Prosine' subdivision. ots Gos a..
a e. % ~ ana 81, Ia blocks ~ aud s.: the hTsf
three fronting the south sirs Of Proy1ne trreef
Aston street -
Aiso La 90 ana q, IN block g. fronting on Her
Also lots 81 and % ana north bali Of lot 81. and
70 much Of he north part Of lot % a. laws north
Of NE line aiyioing the norit and south half Of
lot3f extended % Orleans street said lots % ana
Is fronting on HernsnoO road. aud said lot 81 and
q lying Dorihett Of lots 81 and a. and ex teolng
70 the west line Of Orleans street
Also lots 81 and Is. on south side Of Proyfne
street 20 by 10 feef; all Of said lots lying t1E
-, sSstn ol eeIp3,ssse me Of city 2. sAgh
Lots Nos IS So s. and %. ip block o. on norlh
side OF Alstol street Ar ibese lots have fIont
OF 20 b. - feets all lying tust south OF the cts u
henPnis- Also the following lots o. the same
LOIS No1 &c and G.. Of bloch 65 on east lire a
fernando rad. and lots 70 57and g5s IN bloch %.
on north lide Of Aston stEeet-si lgF jest ssalth
q the same subdivision just south Of nc eity q
Lois - and 100 IN block s5 ON soash side of Al
ston street and ioil ~ n aud d, ia block a. on
east side Of HeruEndo mad.
Terms Of saie- on : credit q G. =. Island ~
ing notes with good persoasl lecuiiss; ian 10
talned; redesnpt.on hAIIed- This uiy ~. 1882
r. J. BLACK. { lefk aud 7lsrIrr
!. II. Malone. 7 \ kefariant, sni.1 s ooI,icr,
II. y. Dix, 5elieltor
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LIVER REGCLAIOR:
Chills and Fever

Chills and Fever
Sz,99=== simmons Liver Reguls
ASEXFHFeyrkSA Tor soon breaks the
171zAAzA=z1G.-@ Chflls and carries the
S&@ZT>NtS feyeFout of the system.
I9 E[<AS Ii cures when all other
y SA remedies fail.
NS --- Sick Headache.
A<Srssb >3sA FOR the relief and cure
lElI 4 81 4; R:ssis sI$aos: Nv
pYSPEPSIA.
The Regulator will positively cure this terrible
disease We assert eFnphsucAAy "nA' We Anu"
" CONSTIPATION.
should not be recorded as 3 trifiing aiment. Ma
ture demands the utmost regulsrity Oh me Dowes
Regulator. 1t is harmless. mid ano enectuAi.
RILIoUsNEts.
One or two tablespoonfuls Will reiieve al the
troubles incident to billions state sucn as nausea
dizziness drowsiness distress after eating bitter
'"1 BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
from those of the kidneys Restore the acuon .. OF
the liver fully, and both The Kidneys anu DiAouef
viii be restored.
Persons may avoid ali attacks by occasionally
taxing dose of Simmons Liver Regulator 70 keep
the Liver in healthy ae pli9Hnv;.TH.
generally arising from a disorderen stomach can
be corrected by taking Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons Liver Regulator soon Graduates tnis
disease from the system. lehvlns the skin clear.
and free from all imp .ga,tisc
Calliren suffering win Coiio soan Sxperie dce
RELIEF wneu Simmons Liver Regulator II admins
tered Adults also derive great oenent itasn tnis
medicine 1t is not unpleasant, II is harmless no
effective Purely vegetsRle
Ss-Take only the GENUINE, which always As
ture of j. H zEILIN & co.
For sale by all Druggists
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Adjourn'd Meeting Of stockholders
IN THE
Memphis g. Charleston r. r. Co.

WHEREAS, The Convention OF Stockholders
wv in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company, which met at the call OF the Board of
Directors OF said Company in Memphis. Tenn, on
the 22d day OF June, 1852, by unanimous vote adj
1ourned TO meet in Huntsville Ala, on the fourth
Tuesday In August next:
Now, therefore notice is hereby given that the
stoekhoiden In said Memphis aud charl' ston
Railroad Company will meet, pursuant 20 sdjourn
ment in HUNTSVILLE. ALA. on
Tnesday, the 22d Day or August, ISs2v
70 consider and vote upon proposition of conscls
ldation of the Memphis and Charleston and Eat
Ten uessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad Com
pantes and to transact any and sll other business
which may come before them, the same as at
regular annual meeting.
The Company's agents at the several stations VIII
furnish stsckholders with free passes 70 and from
the meeting. 8 x. CRUISE.
Secretary OF the Memphis and charleston Railroad
Company, and secretary Of the stockh0ldern'
June ~ 1852.
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+. E. I. c..
1000 BRLS 3-F.G. FLOUR
JUST RECEIVED by
SCAOOLFlELD, HANAUER 4 CO.
ARMISTEAD & LUNDEE.
COTTON FACTORS
AND Co MISSION MERCHANTS.
I6 and IS Union street, Memphis, Tenn.,
SO11C1t h atx Kim
NOT'ECES.
Proposals for Iron Roofs. Etc.

OFPfcR or SUPERVISING ARcHIrIcr.1
TREASURY DEPARTMEEr.
WASHINGTON D. c., Jnly q, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ ONCE untn IL m. on the nth day OF August,
1851. Tor furnishing and putting in place, COM
plete, the lion Roofs. etc required for The Custom
House, ETC.. at MEMPHIS, TIM In nccordau ce
with drawings and specifications copies O. which,
and any additional Information may be had on
application at this Office or the Office Of the super
intendent. JAS q. HILL.
Rain
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On my way from No. IS Adams street TO
E. Loweusteinls store, win name on medal.
The finder will be literally rewarded BY re-
turning ii to me at No. IS Adams street
SALLIE WEATHERBY.
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Memphis weekly Mortality Report.
Mortality report tor the week ending Sstm'
laY. August 18th, at pm.:
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FLORIDA Ladies' Restaurant,
MedaI and Pin.

Patrons of our house will appreciate the
many Improvements lately made. Our Res
will compare favorably with any In
roor cifiss
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Scum NAYS Conducf

Nor cheap photos, but the most elegant
photos. only 81 a dozen, al the Cottage
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INSECT POWDER:

AZ kfFECIITE, CEIIA1A AL
Destroying Bed Bugs, coex1acnes, ANTS
Moths and PaIaaitss Of All kinds
The apparatps for eenerating the steam is
an ordinary nursery lamp holding half pint
of the Medicated Fluid, with tube at the
top to direct the Medicated steam upon any
point infested with insects. II IS neaIeo with
a small spirit lamp benestn tne D0 TOT
&C., nothing ever discovered equals Inis APP
pliance. II is harmless 10 human NE, Is m
expensive and simple in its use: Whhe
most potent means for oesuoy-ne nln
it is the best disinfectant known and may be
most effectually used to prevent the spread
of contagious diseases, such as Yeh0w rever'
Scarlet Fever. Typhoid Fever. piptnerla:
of The great advantages Of this over all other
appliances. For sale by Druggists and Cen
erai Dealers.
J.C. SPENCER. Proprietor,
$50 Washington St., N. Z,
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Memphis Collegiate Institute for Boys
Will open September 4, 1882. Thorough
preparation for college or business. In
z4zlaiEe Of u. ID. MOORE. PRINCIPAL.
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List of undelivered kilograms remaining at
the Western Union Telegraph Office, 80 Mad
ison street. Office hours from 8 to 1880 a IA.
and from to pm:
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THE BoLrERs MEETING.
BON AQUA.
from an Appeal CORRESPONDENT

Memphians at Tennsssee's Favorite
Summer Resort.
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New Clarendon Ho,el.
TELEGRAMS

To be Had by Calling at the Office ut the
Hours Mentioned.
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IIoua-sr ..afes
Important.

Made with great care, finely favored and
fresh every day.
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BEJACH'S
Read!

All French and Scotch Ginghams to be
closed out at 71c per yd.
All 173c Linen Lawn loo per I'D This week.
Excellent quality yard-wide Beaehed
Muslin, soft flushed. Tie per yd.
Heavy Cotton Flannel u per I'd this week.
Striped Nainsook SC per I'D this week.
Heavy Dress Mixture 72c per yd this week.
Brocade Dress Goods 7sc per yd this week.
Largest size Bed Spreads, 60c each this
week.
Best Mosquito Bars SOC each this week.
Ses-Island Domestic &c per yd this week.
Yard-wide French Lawns sc per I'd this
week.
Elegant French Corsets 40c each this week.
largest size Bathing Towels 10c each this
week.
Excellent Quality Twilled Crash Sc per yd
this week.
Ladies' Extra-length Plaid Hose 15c per
pair this week.
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A CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE.

-AE1lIIIIbi zAusuSN II Io5-s
At a meeting OF the Democratic Congress
sional Committee OF the Tenth district, held
this day, it was resolved that convention
be called TO meet at Memphis on "wednesday,
September 20, 1882, TO nominate candidate
for Congress for the Tenth district, the basis
OF repre-e ntation to be:
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PUNCH,
MILIT Y
Encampments, Fishing and
Hunting Parties
HUB PUNCH.

The opinions OF consumers who have become en-
thusiasec patrons of Hub Puneh "a beverage
superior in every respect to punches brewed at re
guest has led to a very extensive demand for 1t by
post traders for its convenience, obyiafing as It
does the necessity for preparing an elaborate drink
for which suitable materials would be less easily
procured at distant military post than else
where, and which would pIobahly be very costly
See that you get the genuine wA he fac smile o
"CHEsTER II. Ora YES d SONS, on ne eaps.i
ouer The cork Of each bottle The hub PUNCH" is
sold by all leading groeers and wine merchants
The trade supplied at nnanufactuFeTs' prices by
b. j. SEMaES 4 Co., Memphis. Tenn.
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OiVGr,FilliG&C0
INDICATIONS.

INUIOA EIONB.
For Tennessee and OHIO valley during The
day uGrmer eGsteriy to southerly uinds, fair
toeather, tollorved by local rains, stationary or
i0Wer barometer.
COTTON B ELF .gLEEEIN.
NaPHIs Tenn. August IL. 1852. s m.
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shoes and slippers,

500 pair Ladies' kid and goat front and
side, Lace Shoes all at 75c, worth 81 90 a
pair.
zoo pair Ladies' Cloth Shoes at SOC pair.
200 pair Ladies' lew cut Pebble goat, at
only 40c pair, all sizes.
800 pair Children's Shoes, in kid and goat,
lace and button, all at SOC pair.
Ladies' French Kid Zoe Slippers at Use,
worth ST so pair.
Ladies French Kid Ties at 85c, worth
81 20 pair.
Ladies' French Kid Custom made Low
Shoes 81, worth 81 25 pair.
Ladies' French Kid Newports at 75c,
worth 81 25 pair.
Ladies' Serge Slippers at Soc pair.
LAcEs, EMBRoIDERIEs,
CoLLABs, HANDKERcHIEFs,
AND HOSIERY, VERY, VERY CHEAP.
Balance OF our finest toilet soap all at sc
per cake.
BASKETS,
DOLLS,
COMES,
BRUSHES,
ETC. ETC.
All 10 be Closed Out
THIS WEEK THIS WEEK.
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the above counties will take such action as
may be necessary to have their counties fully
represented in said convention.
FRANCIS FENTRESS, Chairman.
JOHN NOTEBOOKS, Secretary
THE BOILERS MEETING.
At a meeting held yesterday afternoon at
the Office Of Wright, Fowlkes & Wright by
the seeding wing OF tine Shelby county De-
mocracy the foliowing-named gentlemen
of the County Executive Committee were in
attendance: John johnson, r. d. Frayser,
J. C. Nicely, M. Mas, VIM. Hargau, ID. Leh-
man, w D. Beard, L, J. rirogan, G. W. Nall.
A. w. Newsom, and NJ, B. Trezevant. On
motion, NJ. B. Trezevant, Esq, was elected
chairman of said com mittee, L. ]. Brogan
secretary and NJ. Mas treasurer.
Action was taken looking to the prosecu-
tion of vigor US campaign at an early date.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Means.. e. Sd 6b.z :I3
Posted in Memphis at am. August Il, 1882.
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14
An Estimate Of IngcrsOi.

Ingersol is the mother of stale and
pointless infdelityS brave because in
th;s land of religious liberty there
are no heshly torments for him to
fear; impudent because nature in a
sscp-mothcrish whim denied him yen-
Grafton, and he never knew good
breeding; so full Of self-conccit that
there is 10 room in his heart for 9TH
cr adoration; so shallow as to think
there is no bottom To the universe
because his towstring finds none; no
roof because he is unable to count
the raftcrs, and no God because He
hasn't invited Bob to dinner; mis-
taking brayado for courage, assertion
for proof, and cheek for conscience;
whose wit is like that of Rabelais,
diluted with dirty water; a blatant
defamcr Of the worlds ancient wor-
thies and defender of its modern
thieves, the doughty knight-errant
Of republican rascality, and mckle-
plated apostle Of gospel which APP
pears TO teach that ribaldry, robbing
and rioting are mans chief business
while alive, as after death it is his
fate to rot; as comely to look upon
as a polished brass kettle; as noisy
and sensible as a beaten brass drum.
- New York Sun.
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14

MARRIED-Sunday, October, the
Sth. 1882, at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. John Barney, Rev. w.
ii. Barkesdale, officiating, Nix, GEo.
w. BoYcE to Mrs. KATE llENpEH-
son, both Of Osceola,
This was another Of those pleasant
little co,paripership arrangement in
and about which the community at
large, and newspaper men in partic-
ular, are left in the dark, until the
affair is well over with. it was a
surprise to everybody, except the
parties themselves, who, it has leak
ed out, knew all about il for some
time. We join their many friends
in wishing the happy pair long life
and happiness,
We don't ike to acknowledge
it, but thep candor compels us. We
tried to collect samples of the pro-
duct Of the soil Of our county to for
ward to the State Fair. We offered
a premium small, 70 be spre, but
in accordance with our means; we
proposed to receive all contributions
of field and garden product and for
ward and have entered at our own
expense, and not one answered the
call. Mississippi county will not be
represented at our State Fair. Such
apathy and indifference doesn't speak
will for the progressive spirit of our
people, to say the least of it.
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14

As standard remedy for the per
manent cure of chronic female com
plants, ENGLISH FEMALE BITrERs
has won the grand prize over all
competition in the United States.
Married and single ladies are delight
ed with its wonderful efficacy in re-
lieving them of their troublesome
pains and aches. ifyou need strength
ifyou wish an appetite you de
sire iron in your blood d-if emaciatcd
and you wish topossess more weight
it is the very medicine you want.
do.
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14
aIOOklcss Houses.

We form judgements Of men from
little things about their houses, of
which the owner, perhaps, never
thinks. Flowers about rich mars
house may signify only that he has "A
good gardener, or that he has refined
neighbors, and does what he sees
them do. But men are not accus-
toned to buy books unless they want
them. If, on visiting the dwelling
of a man Of slender means, we find
that he contents himself with cheap
carpets, and very plain furniture in
order that he may purchase books,
he rises at once IN our esteem.
Books are not made for furniture,
but there is nothing else that so
beautifully furnishes a house. The
plaincst row of books that cloth or
paper eyer cover, is more significant
of refinement than the most elabo-
rately carved etagere or sideboard.
NlNt Us u lpuSc lullllslltu NllIl
books rather than costly furniture.
Both, if you can, but books at any
rate. To spend several days in IA
friends house, and hunger for some
thing to read, while you are tread
ing on costly carpets, and sitting up
on luxurious chairs, and sleeping
upon down, is as if one were bribing
your body for the sake Of cheating
your mind. Books are the windows
through which the soul looks out.
A house without books is like a room
without windows. No man has a
right to bring up his children with
out surrounding them with books, il
he has the meass to buy them. 1t
is wrong to his family, Children
learn to read by being in the pres
cnce of books. The love of knowl-
edge comes with reading and grows
upon it. And the love of knowledge
in young mind is almost a warrant
against tho inferior excitement of pas
sions and vices.
Let us pity these poor rich men
who live barrenly in great bool<less
houses. Let us congratulate the
poor that in our day books are SC
cheap that man may every year add
a hundred volumes to his library for
the price of what his tobacco and his
beer would cost him. Among the
earliest ambitions TO be excited in
clerks, workmen, journeymen, and,
indeed, among all that are struggling
up in life from nothing to something,
is that of owning and constantly adj
ding to library of good books. A
little library, growing larger every
year, is an honorable part of a young
mans history. 1t is mans duty tc
have books. A library is not lux.
ury, but one of the neccssaries OF
life Ex.
The Osceola times., 1882-10-14
Learn Of Florida.

The orange, cocoanut and lime
groves of Florida are attracting thou
sands. 1t is no longer said $50
West" but "South." " Learn of this
rich and tropical land. The best
way is to subscribe for a leading
Fla. paper. A pamphlet with large
map of Statc), giving price OF land,
best place to settle, profits of orange
and cocoanut groves, drainage of
Okeechobce, &c &c, worth the price
of subscription to those who wish to
know of Florida, free to those who
send us 81 for 8 months subscrip-
tion, Think this over and Address
{. b. PENpLEToS,
Key West, Florida.