The Osceola times., 1885-03-28

Early gardens are not doing as
we'll as expected.
The martins have made their
appearance, and still Spring fingers.
Mr.. Charles III. Gaylord was
among the visitors to Memphis this
week.
The ladies will find all the lat
est shapes in the way of Spring
Hats at Mr.. Alex. Goodrich's.
FoR SALE!
County Scrip, in qualities to suit.
Apply to L. A. MATTHEWS.
-Laces, Embroidcries, Handker-
chiefs, &C., at
STowELL & HEINZ.
Mr.. Charles A. Wood and fam
lily left for Memphis last Tuesday,
where they will reside in future.
MIR. Ed. II. Williams and bride
came home last Tuesday. The
TIMES extends hearty congratula-
tions.
-Tax-payeis have until the 10th
day Of April in which to pay up;
then comes the forcing process with
additional costs.
The young folks had roller
skate-dance last Thursday evening
that is, they skated until tired,
and then rested while they danced.
New subscribers this week:
Chas. A. Wood, Memphis, Tenn;
R. B, Davis, Fulton, Tenn; w. l..
Segsrs, Oscecla. Renewals; W. S.
Hayes, Elmot.
Fancy Lawns. Ginghams and
Seersucker, at
STowELL & HEINZ.
The Inauguration of Cleveland
was the signal to "turn the rascals
out" and the failure Of the River
Appropriation meant lin Osceola)
"The saloon business must Co."
1t is generally accepted as a
matter Of fact, that courts Of justice
were instituted to dispense justice
and protect the rights of all con
cerned; but for all that, some courts
ARE organized to convict.
The committee appointed to
collatc information relative to Tcle-
phone matters, not being prepared
to report, the meeting was postpon-
ed until they could prepare report,
when meeting will be called.
Mr.. Alex. Goodrich has Just
received a handsome stock of Gents
Spring Style of Hats, all of the
latest patterns, and which are being
sold at bottom prices. Call aud
make your selections before it is too
late.
New designs in Ladies', Misses
md Infants Hose, at
SrowEIi. & HEINZ.
The committee appointed by
the Senate and House to investi.
gate the State School for the blind.
have brought to light a most dis
graceful state Of affairs in that In
stitution, and the prospects are that
general overhauling and cleaning
up will be the result.
We acknowledge delightful
sercnade last "Wednesday night.
Fact is, as the weather moderates
and Winter turns to Spring, music,
like tho scent of buds aud flowers,
is waited on the ambient air. We
have often wondered if the quota
ton, "a little learning is danger
Gus thing" didn't have reference to
music.
For RENT!
The Lanier Farm is for rent in
quantities to suit. For terms apply
to +. II. Lanier, jr., on the prem
iscs. +. II. LANIER.
Little Fields Morris, a bright
intelligent orphan boy, eleven years
old, is desirous of securing home
with some good family. The death
Of Mrs. F. NJ. Morris, who had kind.
ly adopted him, leaves him friend.
less and homeless. We feel salts.
fed that it is only necessary for this
fact to to made known, to secure
linn a home.
WEBsTER's UNABRIDGED Illus
TRATED.- Viewed as whole, We
are confident that no other living
language has dictionary which SC
fully aud faithfully sets forth its
present condition as this last edition
oi Webstsr does that of our written
and spoken English tongue. Har-
pcr's Magazine.
The saloon keepers complain
at business being dull, aud attribute
it to the cessation of the river works,
If the TIMES Is dull this week, YOU
may attribute in to the same cause.
The true reason. however, is that
1ur people, the farmers the true