The Osceola times., 1884-05-24
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Ribbons, I.aces and Embroide-
fies, at STowELL 4 HEINZ
The combinators have already
commenced TO combine
-P,ewitt & Howe is the place
TO buy your imported col0gnes'
Bay Rum, &c.
-Mcssrs. Gaylord & Hale have
recently had beautiful Drug-sign
hung up in front of their establish
ment.
Ladies and Misses Hose, in
large variety, at SrowEIL q HEINZ.
Mrs. S. o. Lemond and Miss
Belle Ballou we're among the pas
sengers on the Gayoso yesterday
for Memphis.
Mr.. T. A. Barton, of Golden
Lake, was among the callers at the
TIMES Office this week, and renewed
his subscription.
If you suffer with neuralgia, try
Hill 4 Lockert's Neuralgia Pills,
sold by PREwirr 4 HOWE.
Clothing made to order, at
SrowELL Il HEINZ.
Mr.. Geo. T.. Gold, once resi-
dent Of this town, now travelling
salesman FOR st. Louis firm, paid
us q visit this week.
Linen Lawns, Marsailles, Vic
toria aud colored Lawns, at s. & IL.
MIR. G. A. Hearn, an old citizen
Of Clear Lake, died at his home last
Sunday Of pneumonia, and was
buried on Monday.
-Kendal's SPAWN cure and Sher-
idah's Condition Powders always on
hand at PREwIrT & HOWE.
MIR. VIM. Vaughn and wife re-
turned home Thursday from Ken
tncky, where they had gone on a
short visit to their old home.
"A complete assortment of Gents
Furnishing Goods, at S. X ii.
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Paris, who
have been absent for the past six
months, visiting relatives in Virgin
ia, returned home last week.
Mr.. Geo. +. Stowel's announce
mcnt fer Treasurer will be found in
the column of announcement. The
right man for the right place.
Earl & Wilson's Collars & Cuffs,
nj STowEIL & HEINZ.
The proposed candidate for
Sheriff from the upper end OF the
county failed to come to time, and
the combinators are in Il brown study.
Sheriff Haskins and Clerk Bac-
chus returned from Little Rock last
Tuesday. Sheriff Hask'ns made his
settlement with the State auditor
paying over some $4,000.
We are sole agents for the eel
ebrated Neuralgia medicine, put up
by Hill & Lockert.
PREwITT & HOWE.
L. II. Forsyth, of Hickman p.
o., and Mr.. S. o. Lemond, of Osceo-
Ia, were among the contributors to
the subscription list of the Times
renewals this week. Thanks, gen
tlemen.
Among those who contributed
flowers to decorate the graves al
Elmwood Cemetery were Mrs. II.
e. Dunavant, Mrs. II. c. Prewitt,
Mrs. Fannie Semmes and Mrs. I. Is.
F. James.
Mr.. w. b. Davis, one of our
young and enterprising farmers,
cultivating the old home place of
the late Capt. ID. Matthews, is en-
tered upon the TINES list of new
subscribers this week.
Six pile drivers are now in
position and hammering away at the
foot of Osceola Bar, and the pros
poets are that we will soon be cut
off from steamboat communication
save by tedious trip by vehicle to
Elmott Landing.
MIR. John A. Lovewell was
among the callers during the week,
who renewed his subscription to the
TINES. John is a prominent candi-
date for the Office of sheriff and is
developing considerable strength.
The man who beats John will be
our next sheriff.
Judge S. S. Semmes came to
town yesterday wearing a pleasant
smile on his face, shook hands with
everybody he met, ordered his an