The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-11-24

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See the notices. Guardian sale and Fore
closure notice.
AFFORD is doing fiourshng business
ut his wood yard.
Our subscription list has been greatly
increased this week
Mr. Adam Byerly has his new large
barn nearly completed.
$. F. Smith Esq. visited Holly on
business, on Wednesday,
Remember THE TIMES office when you
want tax receipts order books, etc.
Westlake is busy these days, but can
always stop long enough TO take your
order.
Mr.. f. II. Hutchins has moved his law
Office into the room back of the National
Bank.
Ye editor has been absent part ofthe
Rapids.
An immense amount of through freight
for eastern points is being shipped over the
d. &. M.
We counted nearly $50 freight cars on
the side tracks of the railroads one day
this week.
Thursday was cold, stormy day, more
or less snow flying through the air from
time to time
There is to be a Sunday School Concert
at the Congregational Church Sunday
evening Dec. Cd.
This has been n splendid fall for out
door work, but there are yet good many
unprepared for winter.
Mrs. G.. P Parlxill was at East Saginaw,
yesterday in attendance at the District
meeting of the w. G. II. u.
We want good, live, wide awake cor
respondent in every city, village and
township in Shiawassee county.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson will begin his services
as pastor of the Congregational Church in
this city, on Sunday, December 10th.
Rev. Mr.. Leonard, pastor of the Baptist
on the 87th Psalm next Sunday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Farnum, late pastor of the
Baptist church, passed through Owosso,
on Wednesday evening en- route for Lam
sing.
Large quantities of farm produce are be-
ing marketed in Owosso. Farmers know
they can get good prices here, hence the
rush.
Next Sunday evening discourses will be
preached from both the Methodist and
Baptist pulpits on the same theme-text,
Elk. 20:4.
We trust the members of the order of
Good Templars will remember the Dis
trict meeting at Laingsburg, on Tuesday,
the 2Sth inst.
We want 500 new subscribers before
January first. Friends of THE TINES if
you will each help little we can get more
than that number.
The official canvass for state Senator
occurs next Tuesday. The Board consists
of the county Clerks, Sheriffs and Judges
of Probate of the two counties.
The ladies of the Episcopal society will
give a social at the residence of DIR. j. H.
Champion this Friday) evening. The
public are most cordially invited.
We note with great pleasure the adop-
ton by the people of the amendment TO
the Constitution, increasing the salary OF
the Circuit Judges to SO, 500 year.
The state canvass of the election returns
takes place at Lansing, Tuesday, Dec. IL.
The Board consists of the Governor,
Secretary of State and State Treasurer.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Baptist Church Thursday,
Nov. Both, at IL o'clock. Rev. s. Reed of
the Methodist Church will preach the SER
mon.
Mr.. III. E. Aiken, of North Amherst,
Ohio, one of the subscribers to The
TIMES, is visiting this week at the resi-
dence of his brother, Mr.. N. b. Aiken. of
Caledonia.
st. Charles Reporter: Paul Roth the
popular cutter from MeBain's merchant
tailoring establishment, of Owosso, was in
town this week and secured several orders
for winter suits.
We have rarely heard more interesting
and instructive sermon than that of Rev.
Mr.. Leonard at the Baptist Church last
Sabbath evening. Subject. Christ in the
garden of Gethsemanee.
1t is rumored on our streets that Mr..
Beardsley, for many years the popular
Station Agent of the d.. G. II. & M. rail.
way, is about to vacate his position. The
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