The Osceola times., 1885-05-30


Superintendent of Railway Mail
Service, of Washington, ID, c., pass
ed through and inspected the Post
Office at this place last Tuesday,
and expressed himself as highly
pleased at the business system in
which the affairs of this Office is be-
ing kept by Postmaster Goodrich.
Mr.. Lund's business along the Miss
issippi is to look after aud reform
the smaller Postolliccs, and perhaps
re-organlze the delivery service by
the Anchor Line Steamers, against
whose mail agents, or messengers,
much complaint has been received
of late, in regard TO carelessness in
handling and delivering the mails.
We hear some one almost daily
recommend "Bile Beans" to his
friend who makes some complaint
of feeling badly or bilious, or out of
sorts. 1t is good indication that a
great many people are using these
goods. They certainly are an ex-
cellent remedy.
The success which had attended
every fishing party that went out to
Camp Slough last week, was too al
Turing for the town deciples Of Isaac
w., and last Monday witnessed
score Of men and boys, mounted and
with rod and tackle, head
ed in the direction of the celebrated
fishing ground. Their return, how
ever, presented more she appearance
Of a funeral procession than party
of successful fishermen, and to all
interrogatories respecting their catch,
a blunt denial of having gone ga
fishing" was the only reply they
deigned to offer. From this indeli-
mite report, the reader must not sup
pose that the writer hereof was
among the party. Oh, not
-Lcander Wilson, a citizen of
Frenchman's Bayou, was brought up
last Thursday and placed in Jail for
safe keeping in default of 81, 900
bail, having been committed by JUS
lice Of the Peace Is. J.. Hill, of
Scott township, who held the pre-
iminary examination, on a warrant
charging Wilson with aggravated
assault. The facts in the case are
about as follows: At the last term !
Of the Circuit Court, Wilson was
indicted on a charge of bog-stcaling,
md one Tom Cotton was witness
against him; the case engendcred
bad blood between the two, and al
though the affair had been IN meas
are amicably settled, it broke out
afresh--last Tuesday Cotton went
over to Wilson's house TO buy scme
corn, which, at first, Wilson refused
10 let him have, assigning the old
yrudge as reason; Cotton replied
hat he thought the matter was all
settled, and that he did not wish to
nave any more trouble. AT this
Wilson said he could take the corn,
and that they would talk the old
yrudge over at some other time.
Thus matters having been arranged,
Cotton stopped down to load up his
wagon with corn, when without any
Wilson struck him a wick |
ID blow over the back of the head /
with club, telling him to the
ground, and then repeated the blows
intil life was almost extinct, his |
,cad was gashed and bruised, and |
,ne leg and two or three ribs brok- !
m. At last accounts the man was
n precarious condition and not
to live.
We do not recommend "Bile
Beans" to cure all the ills human !.
flesh is heir to, but we know they |
are superior in every respect, as a
cathartic and corrector of the liver,
to pills and liquid liver regulators.
One "bean" is a dose. They do
not gripe, sickcn the stomach or
the system. Try them once
md you will never be without them.
Sold by druggists and medicine
lealcrs at 20 cents per bottle.
nm n Lockcrt's Iron Tohic Syrup makes |
ich. red. healthy blood Healthy blood makes
healthy men and women For this reason the |
iron Tonic syrup Is the best for weak delicate
emales They all say afie. they take Il
While ~ feel Ike a bran new person. Also /
Use the torie for 1oss OF appetite, indigestion,
general debility and as . blood purifier 81 a