The Osceola times., 1885-01-10

address for one year Tor sz,lO
HILL & LocKERT's original lro'
Tonic Syrup and Podophillcn Anti
malarial Pill, Wholesale and Retail
at PREwIrr q HOWE.
Thanks are due to Hon. W. l.
Thompson, State Superintendent o
Public Instruction, for n copy of hi'
report for 1889 and 1884.
J. n. Stevenson, J. w. Price
j. A. Johnson. T.. a. Garlick, G.
q. Faber and Hugh II. McNeigh
Co. Clerk, were among the visitors
to the City this week.
Uncle Iohn Keiscr, of Ken
tucky, was among the arrivals this
morning, looking hale and hearty.
"A copy Of the biennial report
of State Land Commissioner, Hon.
l.. NJ Cobbs, is on our table, for
which our thanks are due.
The payment Of taxes is again
in order, and il not paid by the 10Th
Of February the penalty will be
added and collected without favor.
IIousroS, Perry Co. Ark,
Sept. 9TH, 1881.
Mess. Hill & Lockcrt: One bottle
of your Iron Tonic Syrup cured my
little boy of chills, and relieved mn
of indigestion.
THOMAS p. OGLEsny.
Mr.. Frank Brickcy, proprietor
of the celebrated Cliff Mills, Mo-,
and brother to our fellow towns
men, Messrs. G.. Il. and =. Brickey,
came down on visit, and after
spending few days left last Thurs
day, in company with his brother
Gid, for the Worlds Exposition at
New Orleans.
Mr.. ]. w. Price sold out his
interest in the saloon business to
Mr.. William Humphreys.
All who are dcsirous Of sccur-
ing reading matter for the coming
year, such as newspapers, magazines
and periodicals, will consult their
interest by calling on w. Scott
Howe, who has an agency for all the
leading papers aud periodicals of
the day.
by some inadvcrtcncc, mention
IF the death of Mrs. j. II. Pirncll,
ate of Mariana, was omitted in our
ast. The news of her death was
not entirely unexpected, as her long
continued illness had been duly an
bounced to her sisters and her mum
,rous friends here, where she had
'pcnt her girlhood days. May she
est in peace.
Mr.. Ed. Boycc, who, when hi,
brother and family left for Missouri,
, short time since, started on horse
pack by land; got lost in the st
Francis river bottom. His horse
lied. and he himself was three days
and nights without food, and not
being provided with means to build
A fire had his feet and hands terri
bly, rost-bitten. He finally reached
some point on the Kansas road,
where his sufferings were alleviatcd.
AS the question is often asked,
and for the information of those who
contemplate visiting the Worlds
Exposition, VIC would state that the
fare by rail from Memphis to New
Orleans is sl2 for round trip tickets,
good for ten days. Competition
may reduce this rate, but one visit
ing the Exposition and New Orleans
will never regret the money thus
With regret we announce the
death of Mr.. John Humphreys of
this place. While out looking up
some stray mules during the past
cold spell of weather, he contracted
from which he died Oh
the 9th inst. John was a bright
and promising young man, and his
early demise is sincerely regretted
by host Of warm personal friends,
who sympathize with his disconso-
late mother and remaining brother
and sisters.
WHAT THE OscEoLA ToopLEs LIKE.
Prof. c. W. James, teacher of
Music, Dancing and Department, is
here for the purpose of opening a
Dancing School. The Professor has
had years of experience in this
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