The Owosso times., 1882-02-10

- -
LOCAL HTEwS
: 49, -
d Warm.
10 Beautiful weather
Our new Press will be in position in a
very few days.
. For fine and cheap job printing call at
THE TINES Office,
McIIardy is to-day shipping his sixth
Car load Of clover seed.
Mr. Brewer has am egg laid by Sea.
bright that measured 6f by n, Next.
A fine lot Of exchange papers for sale.
Price 10cts per dozen, at THE TIMES
Office.
The Ross White case is not to be tried
this term. the notice having been counter
nandcd.
The next meeting of the Shiawassee
Pomona Grange will be held at Perry on
The 2lst inst.
William Sturtevant, of Manton, was in
The city last week negotiating for the pur-
chase Of the bus line
Messrs. Williams & Hartshorn have
sold in the past two days four Mlburn
wagons, and two buggies
Our thanks are due and rendered an
officer of the Court fora copy of the
calendar for the February term.
Mr.. G.. II. Black has been sick the past
week with bilious fever. but we are
glad to hear that he is convalesing.
Mrs. P,Of. Stowell. of the Michigan
University. is expected to spend next
Sabbath with her parents in this city.
The attendance at the Circuit Court on
Wednesday afternoon was very large and
the trial an exceedingly interesting one.
a passenger train was delayed for a
short time of j. l.. s. 8. road on Tuesday
by some slight damage TO the engine.
We note the arrival of about 80 strang
ers at the National representing all of the
principal business centers in the Northern
States.
The abstract fees collected by tho Regis
ter of Deeds in January were $83 25, one
half of which he paid into the county
treasury
Mr.. Parker. the Agent OF the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, has disposed of
something like sixty machines since the
holidays.
George McClintock. ]. Lyon. Fred
Wildermu'h and George w. LOrng of this
city are attending The Circuit Court this
term IA jurors.
Wcstlake the Tailor is just receiving y
fine assortment Of spring goods. has all
the latest fashion plates and is ready for
the spring trade.
The Sliawassee Journal says ct. W.
Palmer has Withdrawn from the guberna.
torial contest" We do not think he has
been in II this year.
On Thursday evening there was dona
ton for the benefit of Rev. w. III. Benton.
pastor of the NJ. f. Church. at Byron, tn.
receipts being $146
The Ladies' of Christ Church will hold
a social on Tuesday evening Fcb'y 14,h
a: the residence of Col. Colt. The public
are cordially invited.
A prominent physician from Chicago
was here. in consultation with DR.. Beck
with. on the case Of Mr.. David Gould, OH
Saturday of last week.
The Rev. w. L. Farnum the able and
popular pastor If The Baptist Church in
this city, has rendered his resignation to
take effect. March 1st.
To-day L. E. Gould s. CO. are starting
up their Excelsior works. They have
three machines in position and will soon
be doing lively business.
We were favored with pleasant call on
Thursday of last week from II Lespinasse,
Esq, who rrprestnts the newspaper de-
partment of the G. b. & @. railroad.
There will be Union, Gospel Temper
snce meeting at the B,ptist Church IN this
city, next Sunday evening, at the usual
hour. The public are tordially invited.
1t is stated that Vanderbilt has issued
a general order that passes shall not here
after issue to women, children or families.
on any of the railroads under his control.
It is expected that Bishop Harris of the
Diocese of Michigan will be in Corunna
ON the 18th and 10th insts.. ut which tint
the right Of confirmation will be admin
istercd.
Query: Does skating trip TO Corunna
on Sunday ply expenses? All DESTROYS OF
determining that question, had better ask
Mr.. how he enjoyed his excursion
last Sunday.
An order has been issued by the Post
Office Department increasing the mail
service between Hazelton and Corunna to
three times week. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
The Ladies of the NJ E. Church will
open every Saturday, day and evening. n
dining room in the store recently occupied
by the Gates Bros. Warm meals furnished
on the most reasonable terms Give them
call
Mr.. Geo. Carpenter shot in swamp in
the Township of Owosso, on "Wednesday
Il wild cat about two and one half feet in
length and would weigh some 25lbs. II
"a now on exhibition nj his shop on Main