The Osceola times., 1885-06-13
OsceOla Rain Drops.

-"Neither God nor man has any
use for idlers."
The citizens If Elmot are max
ing arrangements to celebrate the
4th OF July on big scale.
"A pretty severe shock of earth.
quake was felt here last Tuesday
noon, which shook things pretty
lively.
..;. nSEunALINE S cures SktHAaIAi X M.I1s,x. so'
Capt. Eolty paid the TIMES
Office a pleasant call last Monday,
and renewed his subscription.
Thanks.
Mrs. Charles Wood, Of Mem
pbis, came up last Thursday, and is
stopping with her father, Mr. John
Barney.
forehsaI. ears, teeth. gums, limbs or bowels,
T. MArrHKws.
On her return from Memphis
Mrs. J. L. Driver was accompanied
by Miss Minnie Dearth, who will
remain for some time in Osceola.
Mess. S. 8, Semmes, ). d..
Driver, Hugh r. McVeigh, and G..
r. Brickey were among the passen-
gers who visited the city duing the
week.
For colds, ccughs, bronchitis. asthma,
and psjns In the chest, use Hin 4 Lockert's
GOmpouna ficorice Cough Syrup 50 cents a
botte at druggist. Samples frec For sale by
7. A. MATHEWS.
"A picnic by the colored folks
will take place on the 2Oth., In the
grove above the Williamson place,
Elmot road. One also on the Nc
Gavock place, same day.
Mr.. C. E. Minnieare. of Han
nibal, Missouri, enclosing a green.
back dollsr, writes. saying, ! want
tho Osceols TINES one year. Hope
he will be happy and prosper.
-Nessr.. Hpl 4. Lockert :-scnd one dozen
OF Tcpr Iron Tonic syrng We have ..a,ss :old out
For sale W T. .MArrHEws.
Tho rain last Thursday and
Friday wss . blessing without any
disguise. The farmers are, or should
be, especially thankful, This almost
assures o bountiful harvest.
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'+AAsd case Of ns"ra'SiA' F0[ Asis N.,Sy,.u,. y
Mr.. ]. N, Stephenson, who
visited Memphis during the week,
brought material with which he is
To build himself a residence, on a
lot recently purchased next to Dir.
Trout's.
-The semi-annusi election of
officer of Good Samaritan Lodge
No. Is, A. o. u. w. will take place
next Tuesday night. All members
in good standing are earnestly re-
questcd to be present.
/. ROUssAs, II. w.
-Tos burning or tickling sensation In the
throat or lungs, uss nm 4 I1ckert's Com
r. 4. MATHEWS.
"A private correspondent from
Chickasawba says: "Crop pros
paGts fS this end of the county are
better than for years, II not better
than ever known. Corn is needing
rain; and some planters who put off
corn planting until June, begin to
look blue for fear they will not
secure Q stand"
We want to emphasize the
declaration made that the "principal
of the school had nothing whatever
TO do with either the grammatical
construction or pen execution of the
police contained in the last issue of
the TINES, relative to the musical
and literary exercises by the "Ad-
vance" grade" The TIMxs has in
Its employ Bohemian, who attends
to this department, who hadn't the
time to deciphcr the written notices
stuck up on the fence posts about
town in order to get the language
and dates correctly, that's all.
lin 4 Lockcr's Iron .Tohie Syrup. makes
rich, red. hesdihy blood Healthy blood makes
h.athy nsp AMI women. FOR this reason the
Iron Tonic syrup is the bcst for weak delicate
females They all cay after they take 4 a
p-c the o,pe Ior loss of appetite, indigestion,
bottle ut r. A. MATHEWS.
We do not recommend Bile
Beans" to cure all the ills human
flesh is heir to, but we know they
are suparior in every respect, as a
cathartie and eorrector of the liver,
to pills aud liquid liver regulators.
One e bean" is dose. They do
not gripe, sicken the stomach or
weaken the system. Try them once
and You will never be without them.
Sold 10y druggists and medicine
dealers at % cents per bottle.
II, as was publicly proclaimed
by the principal of the free school,
that the school session Just closed
was not public, or free school, who
authorized the appropriation of the