The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-04-14

But cold for the season.
Job printing a speciality at THE TIMES
Rev. 8. Reed was in Detroit Wednesday
on business.
Will Hamilton of st. Charles, was in
this city on Monday.
Arthur McIIardy is agent for the Buck
eye pump for Shiawassee county.
Zeros articles are always acceptable to
our readers. and we hope they may be con.
tinued.
Hon. Josiah Turner expects to leave for
his post Of duty at Amherstburg. Ont. on
Monday.
Specimen copies of THE TINES, will be
sent free, to any party whose name is
furnished this office.
M. L. Stewart & Co., have moved into
their new bank building, than which there
is not one better in the state.
James Osburn, of the firm of Osburn &
Sons, is in New Ysrk selecting spring
stock for their mammoth store. 80
Messrs. Williams s. Hartshern bought
on Wednesday large load of wool for
which they paid 81 cents pound.
C..A.Towne, of the Department of Pub
lie Instruction at Lansing, spent last Sab.
bath with his many friends in this city.
The social given on Wednesday evening,
by the Ready Helpers, at the residence of
Mrs. E. Guile, was very pleasant gather.
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:, Local correspondence from all parts Of
the county is solicited. Only give us the
facts and we will arrange them for publ
cation.
Forepaughs great show will exhibit in
this city on the 25th of May. He has al
ready engaged the bill boards from May
9th to May ,25th ..--', 1890
How we found Mr.. Lee. journey to
Marash, the second of Rev. Mr.. Platts in
teresting lectures on Turkey, appears in
this issue Of THE TINES ..
A trusted letter carrier at Grand Rapids,
Raymond McGowen by name. has been
arrested for stealing letters and the proof
of his guilt is said to be very clear.
/" The A. E. I. o. U. and sometimes
W. and Y. Club, will meet at the resi-
dence of v. G.. N" on this friday eve
ming. Members are requested to be pres
ent '--' ,' s..tt.i- !" '.H
There is great scarcity Of wood in this
city and farmers having good dry hard
wood for sale, could get an unusual high
price for it, If brought to this market in
the near future a'. es' l
An ice cream and cake social will be
given this friday evening, by Owosso
lodge No. $40, of the 1. o. G. t., at their
/; hall over the National Bank. The public
are cordially invited.
We note with pleasure the appointment
OF Hon. William M. Fitzpatrick, Of this
city, as member OF the executive COM
mittee of the Republican State Central
committee, in place OF Hon. w. 8. George,
of Lansing, deceased.
There were 118 applicants for teachers
certificates at the spring examinations as
follows: So at Corunna; 20 at Durand;
40 at Laingsburg. Applicants passed a
higher examination in the additional
branches, Civil Government and History,
than in the common branches.
We are requested to say, that II there
are any Michigan soldiers in Shiawassee
county, who are entitled under the law to
Michigan in the war;" who have not
already left their names with Lieutenant
K. L. Brewer, that if they will do so he
will send and get the book for them.
Attention is asked to the advertisement
of G. J. Stuart. He has q large stock of
well selected shelf goods, large line of
stoves of the most approved patterns, and
a variety of all kinds of goods usually
kept in hardware stores, which he offers
at prices that are hard-to-beat. Give him
a CALL
On the 9th inst William E. Buell., Of
Fairfield, was tried and convicted before
Justice Van Dusen, of this city, of as
sault and battery committed on William
Call, of Fairfield. The Respondent was
defended by r. G.. Van Dusen, of Fair
field. who was highly complimented for
the mannerin which he Conducted the de-
Tense.
The following students from the A and
B divisions of the High School have been
chosen by vote of their sections to appear
at the Junior Exhibition at the close OF
the spring term in June. Misses Alyce
Beckwith. Hattie Rowell, Anna Willough-
by, Lizzie Goodhue, Ida Durkee, Alice
Lyon, Messrs. James Mcbride and Kirk
White.