The Osceola times., 1882-01-14
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j. J, KELcH,
The Post Office was moved up
20 Goodrich's store last Monday.
Confcctionaries, Cakes, Pics, &c,
At p. J. kEIcH.
The weather loy the past week
has been well. gloomy and pecu-
liar.
Mr.. John l.. Drivers new addi-
tion TO his residence is receiving a
Grst class coat Of paint
Mr.. ]. B, Wynn is having res
idence built on the lot lately pur-
chased by him, in the Matthews adj
dition,
Capt, II. NJ. McVeigh and
family moved into their new and
comfortable residence last week.
There is no place like home.
Leave your orders with p. J.
Kelch for the Prolific Russian
Whit Oat. From POO to 300
bushels per acre. No humbuy
The Guffy brothers called last
Thursday and presented us with late
files Of Abbeyille, S. C. papers, for
which We return thanks.
"A wagon load Of ducks and
game fish were sent up from Big
Lake last Saturday, by Mr.. j. I.
Sargent, The whole lot was
shipped to Memphis by Mr.. w. E.
Moss.
We acknowledge pleasant
call from our old friend Mr.. l.. Ward,
of the Bayou, during tho week. He
was duly commissioned, and had the
proper document authorizing him to
renew the subscription Of Mr.. j. ID.
Ashburn to the TINES.
DR.. Mizc and Mr. George Prev
lit paid the Times Office call last
Monday. The Doctor is located on
Big Lake, and was commissioned by
our friend a. j. Bishop, to renew his
subscription, Mr, George Prewitt is
here on visit to his brother, DIR. r.
G. prcwitt. Call again, gentleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Rhodes, of
, Golden Lake, came up last Tuesday
on a short visit to DIR. II. G. Duna-
want and Lady, and returned on the
Loaho.na Thursday accompanied by
ssss ~. ~ J'uIIisn,. of Bartlett.
Tenn, who has bccn spcnsfs4~ sss.s
holidays in our little burg.
The TIMES has trebled its cir
nulation in the last year. Our paper
has so much grown in public favor
of late, that if we We're no. naturally
as humble as blind-dray-horse, we
might become vain, and put ON airs,
dress beyond our means, and try to
pass for smarter man than we are.
From Mr.. II. B. Smith, of Col
den Lake, we learn of the death Of
Mr.. w. II. Paccly, Of the above
neighborhood. Mr. Paccly was an
old and honored citizen of Mississip-
pi county, and will be missed from
his neighborhood by large circle of
friends and acquaintance, Mr.. J.
B. Maupin also of Golden Lake, lost
a littlo daughter, last week,
Our town Marshal has a lone.
some, worn and detected appearance
since the closing Of tho saloons, and
almost daily, he rides ont in the
country, in the vain hope Of running
up on some fellow with an empty
bottle in his pocket, and the contents
in his boot legs, so as to make an
arrest and a fee at the same time,
but so far he has been unsuccessful
Rev. Woody preached two ex-
ccilent sermons last Sunday to, we
must say, rather small audiences.
Those who have heretofore given as
reason for not attending church
services tha, the class of preachers
sent here were ilhtcrate and unin-
teresting, have no grounds for such
an excuse now. Mr.. Woody is a
scholar, and his discourses can but
interest and instruct. Show your
appreciation by turning out to-mor-
row night, at the usual hours.
Mr.. Gibson dropped in Thurs
day to say his paper addressed to
llotchkiss Tenn, just across the river,
didn't reach him till that day, Thurs
day. 1t was mailed here last Satur.
day, and went all the way down to
Memphis and back. He wants us to
give somebody or everybody con-
nected with the Post office, or mail