The Osceola times., 1884-01-19
O.rco:a Rain Drops.

Fill up yonr lce-houscs. !
won't bc TIL, cold next summer.
The l.. g. Society will hold il,
next meo.insat the Hall.
Mr.. Jabe ISABEL, an old resi-
dent Of Mississippi county, died las
Monday, Of Dropsy.
The thermometer, this morning
before sun w, was J degree below
zero.
Mrs. Wallace, mother Of Mrs
Cayce, died last sunday. She was
over eighty wears old.
Miss Susie Wheeler, who came
home to enjoy the Holidays with bel
young friends, returned to school
last Sunday.
Capt. d. Matthews, whose dan
gerous illness we mentioned last
week, we are sorry to state is very
little. If any, better.
Mrs. c. II. Gaylord, who has
been an invalid for some months, is,
we are panied to announce, extreme
ly low, of consumption.
New Subscribers: NJ. II. Flctch-
or, town; J. W. Williams, Elmot.
Removals: G. W. Boycc, town; NJ.
G. Buckley, Elmot.
Miss Emma Bowen, daughter of
Mr.. A. c. Bowen, was quite sick for
several days this week, but is now,
we are happy to state, conralcsing.
From the number Of plain
drunks during the holidays by our
last years temperance friends, We
somehow feel glad that Christmas
comes but once wear.
The blizzard, which struck this
locality last Tuesday, was in a hurry
and had no time to 90 around frllah,
but went right through him. gh.
Three Saloons were granted Ii.
censc at the beginning of the year.
Afellow can get his ia,orite drink |
:pow by calling for it by It's right
name whskcy straight.
The ordnance making the Town
license for retailing liquor Stn, Is
declared null, for the reason that it
it has never been published.
The Young Iolks had II delight |
full dance last night. at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. II, Bacchus. 80
we are informed 10y those who were
present.
Our paper has failed TO reach
us, and we are forced to print this
ON remnant of an old edition. .As
We depend upon st. LOUIS for our
supply, we can make no promises a.
TO the future, as long as tins wealth
er continues. Navigation above
Cairo is suspended. |
In order 10 save the pitiful little |
sum it would have cost the town |
treasury for the publication of the
Ordinance, raising the corporation
liquor license to 500, to make !,
legal aud binding. the town will be
short over $1,000. The sooner this
liquid matter i, attend To, the sooner
will the town wallet swell up with
filthy lucrc.
With pleasure wc announce the
arrival in our midst. uf DIR. Richard !
son. of Connecticut, who has a,soci- /
nted himself. in the practice of med I
icinc. with DR.. II. &. Dunavant. of !
This place. In behalf of our cummu- !
iity, We extend to him cordial wei |
come, and express the hope he NAV
never regret having cast hi, lot in
our midst, and exchanged hi> New
England home for one IN the " sun
ny South" (wout thi, cold blizzard
never blow ovcrg
Two young men of n",ivc Ar
kansas growth, assume ali The rcspou-
sibllity of the opposition party"
and relieve the Tcuncsscean twho
insisted on identifying himself a. the
individual indicated in little i'm
personal squih in our last issue, nl-
though vehemcntly denying the oc-
cupalion and the motive imputrdD of
any completely in agitating, or en-
deavors. in prosecuting the question
of supremacy to a final issue, We
>vero led to :. shoot off" the little