The Osceola times., 1888-02-25
Osccola Rain DrePa.

The popular remedy for
chills; Armistead's Aguc
Tonic.
Mrs Lucy Wynne has been &C.
riously i'll during the week.
If you want the best t25, to
t35, Sewing Machine made, go to
CnAs. GoopRicu's.
-Wash,.g,on's birth day was
observed TO the extent Of giving the
public School children half ia holiday.
The best and only safc cure
for Chills-Armistcad Ague
Tonic.
= Mr. John Barney has purchased
the J. J. llcarn heusc ON Front Row,
and will soon go into business again.
The great, the only remedy
for chills and fevcrs-Armi-
stcad's Aguc Tonic.
Don't forget to attend the I'm
migration meeting this evening at
the Court Heuse. 2 o'clock sharp.
Rev. w. K. Bryant, of Whites
Station, Tenn, will preach at the
baptist Church next Sunday, at 10
n'eiock a. m., and at a p. IN. All
src cordially invited to attend.
The Rosa Lee. for the first time
sincs she entered tho trade was q
little late last Thursday. We hope
Rosa didn't got offended At our re.
marks last week, aud got to pouting.
The builer of the steam saw.
mill, at Ashport, owned by tho Cause
Bros., exploded last week, killing
the engineer aud three ether men.
Mr.. Robert Goetz has purchas-
ed the lot South Of the Planters Ho-
tel, and has the lumber already on
the ground to build q residence, and
Shop.
Mr.. J. B. Mitchell, Of Halc's
Point, was down tho early part Of
the week, and rented the old Butlor
Building, OIL Front Street, with tho
view Of moving down aud opening
n Restaurant.
The young men gave . dance
at the Hall last Monday evening,
which, owing to the lenten season
being at hand, did Mot draw the usu.
81 "largc and select" number Of st.
tendants.
"A Candy party was given q, the
the residence Of DIR. and Mrs. II. G.
Prcwitt Tuesday evening, in h~nor
If Miss True Ashburn and Mr.. Jos
Borum, where the young felix's had
delightful time.
Mr.. Robt. Mitchell, Of Memphis,
came up Tuesday and proceeded out
to Tyronza Flats for q camp hunt.
He has since boon joined by several
vf our local sports, and it is safe to
predict that tho camp will be we'll
supplied with game.
The fields adjacent, early these
evenings, present beautiful sight,
ly the burning of piles Of corn and
cotton stalks, presenting the appca'.
ance Of a camp. The army Of Ia.
borers are SIMPLY preparing for the
Spring plowing.
MIR. l.. A. Morris wishes to an
nounce to the Farmers and Garden
rrs Of the vicinity that he is prepsr-
cd to furnish everybody with carly
Vegetable Plants and Slips of all
varieties, at reasonable prices, aud
will supply the demand for Vegcta-
hles iu season.
Its getting little late in the sea.
son for Dakota blizzards, but the ad-
vance agent Of the cyclone manufac-
turer is On his rounds. The mschin-
cry was started up last Sunday, Just
To see If it was in working order, we
suppose, and the result was pretty
stiff breeze, which shook things up
after the original patent. Save the
ripping up Of the photographers
tent, no damage was done.
RUBY HEAD LIGHT OIL,
A Beautiful Clear Red Family
Illuminating Oil, containing no cx-
plosive compounds, and is perfectly
safe. A lamp filled with Ruby Head
Light Oil, If accidently upset or bro
ken, will not explode or burn. 1t is
beautiful, Clear Red Color, high
est test, and free from the dangerous
gases which are usually found in IL.
Illuminating oils, the use of which has
caused Sd much destruction of life
and property. II can be used in any
coal oil lamp without change ofbur-
ncr. Give Il = trial, aud you will
use no other. For sale at
l.. A. MoRRIs & Co.'S
"Rcd Hot Store"
Renewals during tho week: S
r. MEYERS, Osccnla; J B Mitchell