The Owosso times., 1881-12-16

Buy your underwear at Wesilake's
Old papers for sale at this office-1O cts.
dozen.
A fine line of Christmas and New Years
cards at Loring's. 49,
business in the city appears to be very
good. despite the bad roads. IA,
There will be an Episcopal social this
friday evening at Mrs. G. w. Hurter,s.
The secretary Of the treasury recon.
mends the suspension of the coinage Of
the legal tender dollar. That's right.
The State sportsmans' association will
hold its next annual meeting at East Sag
NAV commencing on the 18th of January.
westlake "the tailor" has moved into
new and elegant quarters on the north
side of Main street just west of Washing.
ton.
Attention is asked to the programme of
tho Christmas exercises of the High
School, to b. held Oh Thursday, the 22d
inst.
Have you seen Guile's holiday goods.
See them and buy.
The arrangements for the changes to be
made in our Office on New Years are near
ly completed and will be announced next
week.
Westlake makes the best fitting suits in
town.
Tho Saginaw Herald of Wednesday
morning says: Spring must have come
again. The boys were playing marbles
yesterday"
The American says the walls of the
new hotel in that city are up and that the
cornice and roof will be on by the middle
of next week.
We will pay CASH for Eastwood Bolts
delivered at our factory on Race Street,
OwossO. l.. E. GOULD s. Co.
The Detroit Grand Haven and Mil
waukee railway company is building large
additions to its already extensive dockage
at Grand Haven.
Loring is showing up the finest line of
holiday goods in the city.
Miss Anna Mason contemplates visit to
her home at Petersburg, Monroe county,
to BE- absent about four weeks, leaving
Owosso Saturday.
Buy your neckties and collars of West
lake.
The Messrs. Pond, publishers Of that
sterling republican journal. the Quincy
Herald. have just placed new Campbell
press in their Office.
= If you wish to make your wife Holt
day present 60 10 Loring's and get an ele-
CANT oil painting.
Advertised letters were at the Owosso
post Office, Dec 10th for Mrs C J. Kemp,
Jas Fox and Chandler Ford and drop
letter for VIM. Parks
Westlake has the best and cheapest
goods in town. ,s.,-Isr.
We are requested to state that Rev. Mr..
Patchin. former pastor of the Congre-
gational church in this city, will prea III
Ia that church next Sabbath.
A choice selection of extra fine silver
thimbles at Guiles.
Alex. Purvis, of Burton, harvested
from 12i acres of clover, second crop. 26
bushels of clover seed, which he sold in
Owosso on Wednesday for $4,000.
Any magazine or newspaper in the
country will he sent at the publishers
lowest price, If subscribed for at this Of
ncc, D. any subscriber to The TINES.
The work on Stewards new bank build
ing is progressing finely. They will
probably have the roof on within week.
1t already presents a fine appearance.
We want live correspondent in every
township in the county, and will make it
nm object for competent person to act
for us in that capacity and as local agent.
Tile charge given by Judge Hooker, to
the jury, on the trial Of Mrs. Bernard is
pronounced by competent judges to be
one Of the ablest ever given in Michigan
court.
1t is stated on good authority that the
Goodrich transportation company will re.
sstablish the line Of steamers between
Grand Haven and Chicago early in the
spring.
n We understand the band boys at Co.
runna will give hop on Friday eve. Dec.
esd. Tickets only $1.00. Funds to be
used for the payment Of the bands in
debtedness. B
We understand that Horsman's gigantic
ninstrels, all of Owosso, will give con-
carts At Opera Hall on the evenings of
Dec. q and 90. Let them be greeted by
full house. ~
Judge Gould says the first national
hank, Of Owosso, will not build new
banking house on the corner Of Washing
ton and Exchange streets, but that the
property is for sale.
An interesting meeting, quite largely
attended, of the Michigan Sheep Breeders
Association Is In session this week at
Lansing; also, the annual meeting Of the
State Grange, Patrons Of Husbandry.
Ono day this week Henry Hickey was
arrested by Constable Rettau, for being
druuk. After passing the night in the
cooler. he was brought before Justice
Taylor. and fined with the costs $450.--
Moral, keep sober.
We welcome to our table the Frankfort
Espress, J. A. Brewer editor. Eight
weeks ago the ofice was destroyed by nre,
but phoenix like the Express has risen