The Osceola times., 1884-12-20


MAS, and a prosperous New YEAR.
Over 5000 Toys Of every oon-
ceiyable design at
PINK Moss.
Mr.. VIM. Vaughn is still ahead
es the most sNcses,lal huuier. The
day we 50 unceremoniou>ly deserted
the camp-hunters, he succeeded IN
killing a fine buck Last Monday
be baggcd four wild turkeys and
thirteen squirrels. We acknowl
edge our lndebts lness for a big
slice of vcnisou steak.
-Stowell & Heinz's is the place
to buy elegant Christmas presents q
astonishing low prices.
Fireworks popping crackers,
Roman Candies, Sky-rockets, &C., !
at PINK Moss.
Capt. d. Fields, late of Gayoso,
Mo-, whero he sold out bis interests
in the lumber business, after spend /
ing few days here. among his
friends, left last Tuesday for Fort
Smith, where he is To re-embart IA |
the numbering business. Capt. Fields |
has had a large experience in this
line, and we predict for him abun- /
dant success in his new field Of op /
peration.
Mess. Hill & Lockert; All Of,
your Iron Tonic Syrup and Podo-
phillin Anti-malsrial Pills that
have sold has given entire satisiac-
ton. Those that have used them
say that hereafter they will have no
other. am out Of the pills, send |
one doz. boxes. II B Smith,
Golden Lake, AK.
The most attractive assortment /
of Novelties for Christln 5 at
SrowFLL & HIM.
"A short time since we annoauc- .
ed the capture Of the murderer of
Kaiser, on Frenchmaa bayou, by
Sheriff Haskins, who took him down
to Memphis. 1t turned ou; thal hc
was not the man wanted, bat a
brother of the real murderer, Smi.h.
He neither denied nor admitted be I
was the person wanted, and thus
gave bis brother time to get further /
AWAY. Henry Smitb, the rcAi mar
derer, was capturpd ut Nalyuu, /
Ark, few days ago and hroC2h,.
back to Memphis.
-English WalHuts,i xas pecaas,
F'ilbers, Almonds, Cruam Nuts, and |
Fresh Roasted Peanut, at
pINK Mos. I
Notwithstanding the EXCESSIVE
y cold temperature Of the weather. /
quite q number Of the citizens ani /
patrons Of the Public School us,eu
lied at the Baptist Church Thurs. |
lay night, to witness the Monthly /
.xaminati1n uf the pupils, who ac-
quilted themselves wiih great le,,. /
If credit. tn rapil advauc. m,,I
and the thorough Iniuirg received, /.
peaks vulumua Ton tie m.tl.Ais en-
ployed by the tcarhcIs Of District
No. / The EXERCISES were cntm
led last night, Int for reasons, /
which it is unnecessary To mtuiiua.
ve went b. press bviurc the h,u. lur
the exercises to take place, hcucc
can make no mention OF tAr pro-
5ramme presented.
Do rot purchase your CiHist-
mas Gou,ls until you have visited
SrowEiL n IlsINz.
Mcssrs, II. b. Smitl,, Golalcn
Lake; j. B. Craighrad, Nodeua;
j. NJ. Lindsey q Co., Pecan Point,
and DR.. Joiner, Louise, are we'll
supplied with Hill & I.ockert,s Ned
icines. They also carry a complete
stocl, of general merchandise. Give
ihcm a call.
An alarm Of "6r." early last
Saturday mvruing created just a
ripple of excitement a small ripple
at that-m the lower end OF town.
fhe cause of the alarm proceeded
from Mr.. Alex. Walkers house. \
fire had heru kindled in a stove,
whose pipe went up through the
ceiling. 1t is not necessary to de-
scribe any further. Nine out ofI
every ten stove pipes in the town
are fixed just that way, and just as
liable to burn the whole town.
Tuesday, one Of these fire traps in
Mr. Sloan's Undertaking shop, which
runs up through the ceiling into
rooms above, occupied by DIR. James,
set fire to the Getting in the same
way. Fortunately 1t was discovered
before much damage was done.
There are about dozen others that
are in as equally dangerous con-
ditions, aud no attemp, on the part
of their owners is being made to
abate or lessen the danger,
They are too numerous to men
ton, the large assortment of Holi.