The Osceola times., 1885-03-21
OsccOIa Rain Drops.

week.
Mr.. VIM. Waugh, after visiting
his old home, Kentucky, returned
home last Sunday.
Mr.. James Cissell, living OF
the Lanier place, died last Tuesday
night of pneumonia.
Mr.. Peter Brickey and family
left Thursday for Memphis, where
they will reside in future.
DIR. and Mrs. ID. A. Richardson
now occupy the Gaylord residence
and have gone to housekeeping.
Capt. Lyman, wife and son
left for New Orleans last Thursday
end will look in on the Exposition
Mr.. James Liston visited the
Memphis market during the week
and brought up another large stock
of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Avery re-
turned home last Tuesday, after an
absence of several days at the Ex-
position in New Orleans.
Mr.. J. f. Prcwitt returned
home from New Orleans last Tues
day. He seems to have invested
largely in jcwclry and cane.
MIR. Louis Herzogg, of Mem
phis, came up last Tuesday with a
fine line Of samples, which he proud
~ displayed to his customers.
From letter, from Jonesboro
we learn that Mr.. o. +. Pcttcy, who
has been lying at the point Of death
with pneumonia, is convalescing.
Mr.. Conley and family moved
back to Memphis last Thursday
Since the failure of the river appro'
priation the saloon business is over.
done, hence the move.
Capt. Henry Adkins, lately
connected with the River Improve.
ment works, leaves for his home, St
Louis Mo-, soon, and has ordered
the TIMES sent to his address.
New subscribers this week
Henry Adkins, St. Louis, Mo-; c
C, Freeman, Randolph, Tenn. Re
newals-W. +. Williams, Osceola
J. M. Duff, Bonne Terre, Mo-, by
v. V. Bertt.
For RENT!
The Lanier Farm is for rent ii
quantities to suit. For terms apply
to f. r. Lanicr, jr., on the prem
iscs. f. X. LANIER.
Tuesday, St. Patrick's Day
was ushered with a white mantle
of snow covering mother earth
MAY this fact be an emblem of I
brighter day for the people of the
Emerald Isle.
Mr.. G. c. Freeman. of Ran
dolph, was among the visitors to ou1
town this week. He paid the Times
office a pleasant call, and had hi
name enrolled among the supporter
of the TIMES.
DIHD-With regret we annonnc'
the death of Mr.. Vim. Parham, wh'
died last Tuesday, Of pneumonia
and was buried Wednesday by thu
Masonic fraternity, Of which he wa
an honored member.
"A three inch snow storm visited
this "neck o. the woods" last Mon
day. 1t was quite a surpr'se-i'
fact, so much so, that 1t caught lot
of the boys out in the fields plowins
with their coats of.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Harrison
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Kline, Mr.. an'
Mrs. G. Nolty, and Miss Emm'
Nolty, have all moved out of tow
and are now occupying quarters Oh
the feet opposite San Souci.
Mr.. John Brickey and family
late of Tiptonville, Tenn, cam
down last "Wednesday. Mr.. Briclse,
will take the place of Mr.. Pete
Brickey with the firm of Brickey
Bro. We extend him a cordia
welcome.
The citizens ticket, which ap
pears elsewhere, and which, in tn
absence of convention, was gotte
up by our leading citizens, will n
doubt meet TIE appreciation of
large majority Of our people, and
elected will make strong board.
The last of the discharged EN-
ployes on the Government Work
left last Tuesday, and there onl
remains now a small force in charg
of the fleet, material and machiner
used in the work of improvement
which have been collected and $,
cured behind Bulletin bar.
To Our PATRONS.
Being about to make SON
changes in our business, we hereb
notify all parties indebted TO us
call and make settlement.
Very Respectfully,
G. X. BgIcKEy & Bro.
Among the improvements beir
made, and observable in and abo,