The Osceola times., 1888-02-18
Osccola Rain Drops.

Mr.. Paul J. Semmes left Thurs
day for Kansas City.
Armistead's Ague Tonic
for Chills and Fevcrs.
Mr.. w. w. Ward is putting up
an addition to his residence.
The popular remedy for
ch.lls; Armistcad's Ague
Tonic.
II, is violation Of the law to
kill deer now. The law went into
effect on thu LIST. of February.
-Cnn,y Scrip for sale. Apply
at this office.
Mr.. J. u. Crutchcr Is having a
new fe'.cs put up around the Plan
ter's hotel lot.
If y"u want the best t25, to
t35, Sewing Machine made, go to
CHAs. GooDRIcH's.
For the first time in the editors
life be- lailed to receive a valentine.
Never mud bsys, IT'S too late now I;
you needn't send any.
Tho new town Calaboose re-
ccived iis first occupant last Mon.
day tough nrgro wench, charged
with drunkenness and carrying a
pistol.
The best and only safe cure
for Chills-Armistead's Ague
Tonic.
Regular Spring weather thi ,
andgr,.ily leads the mind to thoughts
If gardening. II your ground is in
good coalition, break il up and JUS.
bide wee before putting in seed.
The great, the only remedy
for chills and fevcrs-Armi-
stcad's Aguc Tonic.
Mr.. N. G. Cartwright is having
an addition built to bis Harness and
Saddlery shop, with an entrance on
Main: M evidence Of increasing bu-
siness and prosperity.
The Rosa Lee left Memphis
"Wednesday evening with about 800
passengers, mostly from Mississippi
County, who had obcycd the sum
mons Of King Momus to attend at
his reception.
Those who attended the Mardi
gras celebration, and they were nu.
mcrous, report that the display was
a rather tame affair as compared with
former pagcantrics Of that sort in
the Bluff city.
Somewhere between one and
two thousand dollars was cont ibut-
ed by thuse of our people who at.
tended the Fat Tuesday celebration,
rimpIy for the fun Of the thing. Will
the people contribute half that sum
toward the Immigration Bureau fund
which promises a handsome return
for the small outlay!
Renewals this week: Mrs. s. T..
Taylor; J. N. Lawrence, Osccola; P.
Reed, Clear Lake.
New Subscribers: w. l.. Hum.
phrcys, Osccols; Z. II. Mitchusson,
A. =. Carney, Barfield Point; N. J.
Gibson, Kicnza, Miss.
That WAY.AnEAD. or-TIME Boar.
Man that is born oi woman is of |
few days and full Of pure strained
cuskedncss. He is, als.', a. prone to |
kick ~ q government mule with a |
shuck collar OH. When the Str.
Coahomo was making tri-weekly
trips last Fall, |. e., a trip one week
aud tried the next, we all kicked
and kicked hard, tuo-and by turns
prayed for way-ahcsd-of. time boat.
Our prayer WAS heard aud promptly
answered. Now we are all kicking
because, forsooth, Miss Rosa is TOO
pcert,' and makes the trip from
Osseola landing to Gold Dust and
hack before the hack can bring the |
mail down from the landing aud re-
turn to meet her OH her way down,
and give our business men chance
to answer business correspondence.
II Miss Rosa could be prevailed up
.n to be little digniiied and sort'o
Slow up a bit and catch her breath
sfter she passes Osocols on her way
up, and the hack driver hurry up
his nags, the inconviiiience and de-
lay in answering important business
letters until the next trip might be
avoided. This is thrown out simply
MS . suggestion. OF course, Rosa
is privileged TO follow the bent Of
her own sweet will, and if she's
mind to she can just scoct along at
= two.forty gait the entire round
trip; she is young and fresh, and no
doubt can stand the racket.
" He who uses good tools succeeds
hest as tiller of the soil" Boyse's
New Combination Farm and Garden
Tools are the best and cheapest I'm.
plements IN use. A complete set
consists Of five tools, as follows: A
Superior Steel Hoe, hardened und
lasnuceed In oil Gsrslen Hoxa Gar