The Owosso times., 1881-11-04

Loring keeps fall line of Harper's
School Books. N4a
Miss Helen Nanning Is spending q few
days in Owosso.
Hon. Geo. Dewey, of Hastings is in
town ON easiaccs.
Cali at Woodland 3ros. and view their
handsome OIL paintings.
DR.. Osborn has been quite sick for the
past three or four days.
Will. ii. Osborn is visiting his brothers.
Charles A. and Gilbert Osborn.
More new books have been added to
Geo. w. Loring's circulating library.
Mr.. A. Todd is absent from the city on
a business trip through Ohio and Indiana.
Miss Clara Osborn returned to Oberlin
ON Wednesday, after brief visit at home.
Burhans & Dawes are removing their
stock of oils and tobaccos to the bank block.
Not day passes but what we receive a
subscription or an advertisement for the
Times
Old winter left his calling card last even
ing with m my promises to "sce as later.
The snow was nearly two inches deep this
morning.
Mr. George w. Collier has the contract
for heating the post Office. mt Flint, with
steam. He is now at work putting in the
apparatus. Pretty good for Owosso.
The Slayton Star Concert Company will
give one of their grand concerts at the Sails
bury Opera House, Owosso, Wednesday
evening, November o, 1881. Admission at
popular prices.
w. j. Westlake, the Merchant Tailor,
lis about to remove his establishment into
one of the elegant stores in the Thomas
Block which is being especially fitted up
for his large and increasing business.
The game of base ball between the blue
Sox" of this city and the Perry club. at
this place, was not finished on account of
the rain, only two innings each were play
ed, the score standing 8 to 2 in favor Of
the Blue Sox.
At Opera Hall next Thursday evening
the Boston Ideal Company will give fihe
rendition of Uncle TOMS Cabin with
magnificent tableaux effect Admission
25 cents see advertisement in another
column of this paper.
For SALE.-1O acres of land, miles
8 south west of Ovid, has frame house, out
buildings and orchard. Will sell cheap
for cash or exchange for village property
Apply to 8. b. Lectdick, Ovid. or address
Box 1874. Owosso, Mich.
Our neighbor, the village of Gaines is
enjoying boom in business as we'll us
some other towns. She will soon have a
grist mill in operation, new brick depot
and probably brick store and hotel. Some
of the business men of the place pay spec
ial attention to manufacturing, hence the
result.
William Langerwisch foreman of w. D.
Whipple & Co. Cigar factory while "sort.
ing" tobacco discovered leaf with four
blades attached to one stem. A freak in
nature which some what astonished him
as well as other cigar makers in the city
The like of which was never seen before
by any of our cigar makers although some
of them have been in the business for
many years. The leaf has been preserved
If you wish to see it call at w. d. Whip.
pie & Co.'S. factory.
Mr.. Frank Weidman, of Owosso town
ship, has brought suit before the Circuit
Court Commissioner to recover the posses
sion of small peice of land and a dwelling
from David Hiltsley, of the same town.
The cause was tried by jury which fail
ed to agree and new trial was set down
for next Tuesday at 10 o'clock. The matter
has caused ripple of excitement among
the neighbors of the respective parties and
all are on tiptoe awaiting the verdict of
the Jury. At present Hiltsley has the
best of it as far as the fight is considered.
Owosso CRY SCHOOLS. Second Grade
Pupils not tardy nor absent during month
ending October 2Sth, 1881 :--Ray Austin,
Charlie Bate, Hattie Burphee. Anna Farrell
BERTHE Fillinger, Tommy Galusha, Homer
Galusha. Mary Griffith. Nellie Harris,
Tommy Harris, Oracle Hall, Eliza Kelso,
Anna McPhee, Willie Morrow, Carrie
Overpack, Aka Sax, James Shubly,
Harry Standhope, Estella varney. Frank
Wilkinson, George Wildermuth, Gusta
Clarence Young, Freddy
Robinson, Rudolph Lamfrom, John B.
Tillotson, Emma Frieseks, Hiram Taylor.
SARAH BELFoRD.
Here is an item that will interest our stay
Vt home gold miners:
The Golden Key. Iron Key and Mont
,omery mines The Golden Key, located
m Weldon mountain half mile from AL
,inc, has shaft down 103ft between well
Iefined walls TT. apart including pay
freak 2 to # in width. The mill runs
how the value of this ore to be % to 81
,unces in silver. an ounce TO an ounce and
! half in gold and 8 to per cent in cop
Der.
The Iron Key shaft Is also 100 #. deep
N vein between granite walls, with pay
freak from IS to "a inches wide. This
re has value ranging from 40 to 10
'unces In silver and to 8 per cent. in cop
,cr to the ton.
The Montgomery is developed by rs
DOT tunnel, a 36-foot tunnel, and two shall
DIV shafts. Some ore from this claim is