The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1881-12-23
Buy your underwear at Westlake's.
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Buy your neckties and collars of West
lake.
westlake makes the best fitting suits in
town.
A choice selection of extra fine silver
thimbles at Guiles.
Westlake has the best and cheapest
goods In town.
Have you seen Guile's holiday goods.
See them and buy.
Since Saturday the weather has been
more like May than December.
Remember. . CHEEKY heart casues sun
shine everywhere. and be joyful.
To each and all of our readers we send
greeting merry. merry Christmas
For a fine display of Christmas meats,
just look in on Mr.. Copas on Saturday.
The next term of tho Supreme Court
will open at Lansing on the Sd of Jan'y.
One of Col. Robert Ingersoll's daughters
has united with the Presbyterian church.
Remember the Masonic festival on the
27th inst. 1t will be both entertaining
and instructive.
A banquet was rendered Judge Turner
last evening. the 90 inst. by the members
Of the Genesee bar.
Gov. Jerome has gene to the Upper
Peninsula on official business, and will be
absent most of the weak
The Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway
Company are putting up another telegraph
wire from Port Huron to Chicago.
We are under obligations to Prof.
Beslye for an invitation to the Christmas
exercises Of the Owosso High School.
Westlake 'the tailor" has moved into
new and elegant quarters on the north
side of Main street just west of Washing
ton.
The Ann Arbor Courier of the 10th
inst, says, "Milch cows can have vaca-
ton, the students are beginning to 60
home"
The American states that Hon. James
N. Goodell. Of Corunna, has been serious
ly with typhoid pneumonia. but was i'm
proving.
Remember we will send THE TIMES and
the Detroit weekly Post and Tribune, the
best weekly paper in Michigan. for 1882,
at $2.75. Send in your orders.
We note, with regret, the death at his
residence in Woodruff, on the 7th inst. +,
Of Lemuel w. Haskins, a member of
Laingsburg Lodge No 10, I. o. o. F.
An Auxiliary Alliance was organized at
Corunna one day last week, with r. E.
Kelsey, Esq. as president We need just
twenty such organizations in this county.
Christmas Eve Saturday night. = Do
not forget the little folks, Santa Claus
If sleds and bells are not in order, many
other things will make the children happy
Let us, on Christmas eve, remember that
every noble action, and every pure phi
lanthropic thought lifts us higher in the
scale of being and nearer to the Infinite.
Read the prospectus of the Lever. 1t is
an outspoken temperance paper, and
should have wide circulation. We will
furnish it and THE TIMES for 1882. for
$2.75.
1t is stated that the Toledo and North
western Railroad Company have secured
the right of way through Water Street in
Toledo. This, If true, is good news, and
we believe it is true.
We note, with congratulations, the
marriage of Miss Lottie w. Ingersoll,
daughter of our life long friend the late
Hon. John W. Ingersoll, and Samuel A.
Fish, both of Corunna.
Dressed hogs are coming in more freely
and are heavier than those brought in
earlier in the season. The very high
prices paid here brings dressed hogs from
long distance, despite the awful roads.
AS we go to press pork is worth So 70 to
$685. per hundred beef, to cts. by the
side; turkeys, 10 cts. chickens. to
cts; geese, to 8 cts. wheat about $l.-
%; corn in the ear, 80 cts. oats. AZ to 43
cts.
Charles F. Parker sold on Wednesday
to Herman Rosenkrans half interest in
the peoples market on Exchange street.
and Mr.. Parker will move into the city,
from his farm, to take charge of the mar
ket.
On Tuesday of last week Mr.. Pat.
Waters sold half interest in his market,
on Main street, to M. b. Brewer, and on
Wednesday Messrs Waters & Brewer sold
the market to VIM. Gilett and George
Thayer.
Howell 81 Co. have been compelled on
account of the increase of their business
TO enlarge their works They have just
completed brick addition to their shop
20x40 feet which will give them ample
room.
The Owosso Handle Factory Co. will re-
move their machinery to their new build
ing, In West Owosso, January 10TH
They have put in an 80 horse power en-
CINE and will have one of the finest en-
CINE rooms in the State.
Peterson's magazine for January 1882
Is one Of the most attractive numbers Of
that publication we have ever examined
Really 1t is a beauty. We shall be GLAD
to forward subscriptions for any subscrib
err to TIE TIMES, both SO 10 year.
A couple Of swindlers. arrested at Du
rand for robbing Thomas Dancy, of Perry
of sos by threc-card monte. by Dept