The Osceola times., 1888-01-07
Osceela Rain DrePs.

Many complaints Of bad colds.
The good ones are never heard Of.
If you want the best e26, to
t35, Sewing Machine made. 70 TO
CRAs. GoopRicH's.
Mr.. Fred Keiser, Of Jourdan,
n.y., is down this week looking after
the renting Of his farms.
GAYLORD 4 HALE sell Dr..
Potts "Chill Killer" on . positive
guarantee. 7-2 Am
The warm, damp and sultry
weather Of the past fev days is .
breeder Of pneumonia. Be careful.
Go to Liston's and get your
Calco-l8 yards for one dollar.
Mess. Gaylord & Hale following
the precedent set by Mr.. B. H. Bac.
chus, are having their drug store rc-
novated and painted.
Armistead's Ague Tonic
for Chills and Fevers. 9
Mr.. Ralph Semmes, the popu-
lar head salesman, of the 6rm Of
N. l.. Avery 4 Co., left Tuesday for
Memphis and other points, for little
recreation.
DIR. POTTS CHILL KILLER
cantains no Arsenic, Strychnine or
Mercury. 72-4m
The ladies say they are not the
least daunted by their failure 70 pre-.
vail on Judge Rozell to refuse tc
grant liquor license in Monroe Town.
ship, believing that right and justice
must and will triumph.
The popular remedy for
ch.lls; Armistead's Aguc
Tonic.
Lumber 10 being hauled and
placed on the ground, aud work com.
mcnced on the building and repair
ing Of tho sidewalks. NOBODY -yste
mcnt. Improve
The best and or,
for Chills-Arm;n'y .alc cure
Tonic. A''oau ny W
! The COMM
by the Town &, iss'oners appointed
p,.tract Cork Council have signed .
cons dsdior the building Of Gala
boose, to be completed within tws
weeks much needed institution
The money is on hand to psy for the
building.
The great, the only remedy
f,r chills and fevers-Armi.
stead's Ague Tonic.
The Town Treasurer, at the last
meeting of the Council, turned ove'
e576,0B in town warrants, which va
cancelled aud destroyed. This leaves
the town nearly out of debt, there
being but t2l7,s6 outstanding i,
warrants.
DIR. FOTT'S CHILL KILLER
is THE remedy for Chills and Fever
aud Dumb Chills. 7.2-4m
"A Teachers Association W.,
organized at the close Of the Publ,
Examination Of Teachers during the
week, with the following officers:
l.. Roussan, President; Miss Msggi,
L wis, Vice President; aud Mb'
Lily Anderson, Secretary. The As
sociation will meet in connection
with the Quarterly Public Exs'nin'
stiont held By the County Examiner
Its objects are: To become scqusin,
ed with the school work, and schoo
reeuirments of Mississippi County
and by united intelligent effort Il
raise the calling Of school teaching
-. county to something bettel
s.S.h MA. s,resent status-three MONTH
work and nine months loaf.
We want to Zee every teacher
holding . certificate in this county
. member Of this organization.
1T is with the deepest regre
that We chronicle the death Of Mrs
w. B. Haskins, which occurred ear
ly "Wednesday morning, after lin
gcring illness. She leaves q kas
band, q brother and three lovely lit
tie daughters with . host Of friends
throughout our entire county 10 de
plore her unti,nely death. Mrs
Haskins has been failing in health
for some months, but, immediate
danger was not apprehended, sne
when, business demanded tho sb
sence Of Mr.. Hsskins from home fo
some weeks, he left, little dreaming
that he would find on his return
death enthroned, and the light ane
life # his home gone out from NOR
tai sight forever. Letters snnouno
ing her serious illness did not reacl
him, aRd he did not arrive in tim.
for the funeral, which took palc'
Thursday afternoon, and was attend
ed by large number ef friends.
NUMBER of the leading business
men of Memphis have decided to re-
vive the custom Of celebrating Mar
di Gras, ir that city.