The Osceola times., 1886-04-03

lnomeS We fatieu 10 learn, arrived
from Kentucky this week, who will
Immediately engage in the Timber
and Lumber busincs. A Saw Mil
plant will be put down on Tyronzs
Bayou--two miles below the bridge
We extend to them the hand of wei
come, and wish them abundant sue
cess. With the finest timber in tn.
world, MississiPpi'county has room
for q dozen more Saw Mills ano
Wood Work Manufactures.
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Tres at Druggist
i Mr.. l.. A. Dubois, who ha,
been in the employ of Mr.. J. w
Price as salesman for the past 81,
months, left for his home. Golden
Ills, last Wednesday, to accept @
position with his brother. While IN
cur midst Lawrence made man,
warm friends here who will regret
his departure. Before leaving he
called at this Office and subscribed
for copy of the TIMES.
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by CHARLES GOODRICH.
Mr.. George Lower aud his part
ner, Mr.. o. Thompson, returned from
New Orleans, where they spent the
winter, last Tuesday, and have pitch
ed their tent in our midst. Their
Florida project, with their anticipa.
ted orange groves were nipped in
the bud as it were, in consequence
Of the severity of tho past winter.
They can now be found in the Blue
Tent opposite the Planters House,
where they are prepared to catch
shadows in the latest styles OF the
art Photographic. Call and see them.
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A NEW DEPARTURE IN THE LIBRA
Ry MAGAZINE.
The April issue of the Library
Magazine, containing its usual vari-
ETY. Of current literature of the high
est order, announces that with its
next issue radical changes will take
place. 1t will thereafter be publish.
ed weekly instead of monthly. The
form Of the page will be made some
what smaller SO that the numbers
aud the bound volumes, particularly,
will be more convenient. A fact that
is probably without precedent in the
history of periodical literature is
stated by the publisher, viz: that it
is necessary frequently to reprint
large editions Of the back volumes,
running as far back AS 1870. a most
important addition to the attractions
Of the Magazine in its new form will
be u literary review and news depart
mcnt, which will supply information
cocerning all that is new and of in
terest in the world of literature,
freed from the vast amount Of trivial
matter and mere publishers notices
which commonly make up a large
portion of the contents of literary
journals; in word, this department
is meant to he conducted distinctly
in the interest of the READERS of
books, instead of in the interests of
the PUBLISHERS of books, which will
certainly be new departure in lite
rary journalism. a specimen copy
Of the Magazine in its new form will
be sent free to any applicant. JonN
B. ALDEN, Publisher, 393 Pearl St,
New York City. p. o. Box 1927.