The Osceola times., 1888-03-17
-Roll-plsss Wheeler Badges at
q esass sech, Tor sale at
CuAs, 0OoDRlcus

-Roll-plats Wheeler Badges d
q esuts eoch, for sale at
CnAs. GooDRicns
-Bosr-To NJ. and Nm. James
Hayes, o. ~ l6th. inst- . soa.
M. George Edingtoa, sow Of
Tost Smith, was In town during the
week, winding up his Affairs.
The merchants Of Osoeola are
al busy receiving and opening fresh
Spring Goods.
-Ar. Hugh R. Noveigh, after .
hrisf visit to h,s mother In The old
Dominion state, returned to his du.
ties In the clerks Office.
If yos want The best t25, to
e35, Sewing Machine made. 60 to
CaAs. GooDRiCm's.
We learn that little John Boyd,
,ssau ri NJ. and Mn. J. L. Driver.
slisd snoa after their arrival at Bow.
Sing Green, ny.
-Oue prospective Mayor makes .
uusjsl Candidate, and rurs his lore.
6agsr ttr,ugh . voters button hole
With ,h- Prss'sion Of = political vet.
esan.
-Renewals this week: Miss l.ucis
Aeklin, Fayetteville, Tenn, BY Mr.,
r. n. Fletcher; NJ. n. Miles, Little
Rook.
New suhscribers: n. d. Hs,lgins
ssd hrs. loae Harris, BlytAssvillei
Z. d. Pittman, Golden Lake; J. N
Brinkle, CovinGton, Tenn.
M. N. L. Avery rsturned Thss'
day ftou selecting mammoth stock
VI Spring Good suited 70 The Do.
nands q klssgs and rapidly grow.
iag trade. N. l. Avery 1 Co. open
new gods every day.
-Mr. Peter Bs;cksy, Of Aarisnna,
paid his Osceola friends . short visit
dunng tho week; returning, he waa
scoo9panied By Nm. b. and her ~.
sss, Mn. Wynse, - far - Memphis,
from whieA place be goes to the
Eastern market 10 buy his Spring
Stock II Goods.
Mr.. W. G. Simouson, reprssent.
ing The popular frn Of w. n. Akin
4 Co, IL Kvansville, lad, was . vel.
come visitor as the TINES ONCE this
vesk. Mr. Simonson b . pleasant
suoiable and . veil. informed gentle.
nan, whom Il y . real pleasure to
msst. He will always aad our latch
string hanging outside.
While ~ were basking IN the
warm Spring sunshine this week, and
fxing to plant our crops, the people
of tks Eastern states wore frsesing N
death, while trade was paraly ysed, and
trsGe on The railroads - FAR s"sth
= Baltioors was stopped BY blind
iag saow.stosn and snow drifts.
hossl: Gone TO Arkansas.
Quite . number ef our patrons
have promptly responded TO our ap.
neal 10 cone and settle oil arrears,
fos which we feel thankful. Ther-
ass quite . number yet Who BY their
sllsscs seem 10 forget that they WE
- anything; st least, they ssem Il.
b. o6livioss Of the fact that they
were included In The appeal. W.
have In contsnpla,iun the purchase
M Q new press and material In order
to odd to our facilities for printing
The TInRa, and need oil the money
due ~, and MAST havc IL.
Two incipient fires were discov.
cred In tie nick Of time early last
Saturday morning, and BY liberal
application Of wafer were som sub.
dued. One, the 6rst, was At the Gay.
lord residence; the ere being oon6n
ed to the attic, where the children
of the house had been at play the
evening before, and had left lot OF
old clothing and rubbish against the
stovepipe which connected with the
Aue in this place. The other was .,
the residence of Mr.. and Mn. Faber,
whore the Gre was discovered in .
room on The seconc floor, and com
municitsd to . carpet BY - stove.
pipe which ran up from the 6rst floor
up through the second with no pro.
lection around the opening.
A. usual, the unorganized volun-
tesr Ere brigade WAS promptly ON
hand, and rendered efficient service.
From NJ. John A. Lovewell,
.iePsty shsrih, who returned from
Heisna Thursday, whore he attend
I'd Tie Federal Court, We obtain the
following items:
Jonas Dyson and Rube Adams
saoh received . 6ne of 1l0O and 10
days imprisonment in the Osceola
JAIL On the charge Of blind-tigsring.
Riley and Simpson, the two color.
I'd floating blind.tigers, were fined
600 each and SIX months in the pen.
ct bard labor.
Mess. John P. Cowan and q. o.
Fabsr, grand jurymen, and w. P.
Hale, Clarence Butler, James Blink.
ley, witnesses, were all discharged
and came home last Thursdsy,