The Osceola times., 1882-02-04
OsceOIa Rain Drops.
Rough on Rats--the back-water.


avant & Wynne, Mr.. C. H. Gaylord
becoming purchaser.
Don't longer neglect to get vac
cinated. Smallpox has been dcclar-
ed epidemic all over the United
States.
Mr.. George Head and family,
moved into Mr.. B. F. Buffers house
last Wednesday, and Mr.. b, and his
family moved down to Memphis.
Mr.. Ed. H. Mathes has purchas-
ed the Parnell lot between the two
new churches, and intends shortly TO
build a residence thereon.
DIR. II. c. Dunavant has just re-
ccived fresh Bovine Virus, from Bos-
ton, and is prepared to vaccinate all
who will call on him, at fifty cents
each.
Remember that by advertising
in the TIMES, you not only help us
to keep up up the coanty paper, but
you give yourself boost, thst will
bring money in your pocket.
Senator Driver, who took out
liquor license at the last term of the
county court, has opened up a saloon
on the McGavock-Gride plantation.
Comment is unnecessary.
The anti-tcmperance man who
is dishing out whiskey in this town
on the sly, is spotted, and at the pro-
per time will be "pulled and don't
you forget it.
Mr.. I. c. Buswell smoled a
smile which was reflected by the Ed.
as he handed us a greenback dollar,
and ordered his paper continued an
other year.
I'm the column of Professional
Cards will be found that of DIR. c. +.
Hedrick. DIR. Hedrick is a rising
young physician, and.- has already es-
tablished successful practice in our
midst.
Bradshaw killed sixteen Deer
last Tuesday, out in the back water,
and it wasn't much ofa day for hunt
ing either---a snow-storm raging ali
day. On "Wednesday, our townsman
G. X. Trout went out and killed
three, and several other sports to
hear from.
Several Of our citizens, who had
recently built cisterns, now wish they
had dug Wells instead, as the water
has caused many of them to cave in;
among those who have suffered in
this respect, We mention Mess. G. II.
Gaylord, j. II. Parnell, and Ben. H.
Bacchus.
Rev. j. II, Borum and daughter,
Miss Matte, and granddaughter,
Miss Susie Nixon, all of Dyersburg,
Tenn, came down on the Mark Twain
last Sunday and remained until Tues
day, visiting friends and acquain.
tanccs. We acknowledge pleasant
call from Mr.. Borum while here.
We take pleasure in calling at
tention to the advertisement of Mr..
+. Marion Peace. which appears in
another column. Mr.. Peace is well
known to our citizens. He is good
workman; attentive TO his business,
and deserves patronage. Go and
give him your measure for pair OF
boots or shoes. He will give you a
fit, and don't you forget it.
BY referring to the proper col
umn, it will be seen that the adver-
tisement of Messrs. Dunavant &
Wyune now reads Gaylord & Wynne,
Mr.. Gaylord having been promoted
from deputy p. NJ. to 6rst-class
Druggist. Give the new firm a call
They keep a pure and fresh assort-
MT Of Drugs and Medicines, toilc,
Yes, notions, etc, always on
nd at reasonable prices.
Friday morning, when the
nn cncroaching on the low.
town and our corner lot :
covered with the surplus
a Great Father Of Waters
rybody came down to take
and while some condolec
Others tauuted us with sucl
as, "Well, you've gor
of water, what are you going
DO with it?" How do you like
our cold water, nowy' "Don't you
wish you lived in our end of the towr
and stuck to whiskey?" &c. Now