The Owosso times., 1882-03-03

II cowes in like lamb.
A postoffice has been established at
Venice sr9 ea-7 stts
Senator Fitzpatrick has our thanks for
personal fsvors
Rev. Mr.. Plat will preach SCI mon to
the young men Of Owosso, next Sunday
evening. S9s
We arc under special obligations to
Hon. 7. w. Ferry. for valuable Congress
sional Documents
+. X. Hmchins, Esq. Fred Osbnrn.
and the editor of THE TIMES. were at
Lansing on Tuesday.
pr. John Kelley, Of Caledonia. had
f0hr bags Of clover seed stolen from his
granrry on the 22d ult.
Miss Ella ID. Fargo. formally of this
place, now OF Paola. Kan. is visiting at
lac residence of z. NJ. Rowell.
Reports state that a superior vein of
coal. only twelve feet below the surface.
las been discovered, near Flushing. in
Gcncsee county.
The reading by Minnie Dwyer. at Opera
Hall on Wednesday evening. was fine.
the music excellent. enjoyed, We are sorry
10 say. by very small audience.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give warm
sugar festival ut their rooms. corner of
Washington aud Exchange streets. on
Saturday afternoon and evening. The
public arc cordially invited.
Space will not permit the publication
of an Interesting communication from
Ann Arbor, written by "a student" 1t
relates to the recent trouble and the
"boycotting" Of the Daily News.
We are under obligations to Arthur
McHardy for copy of the song "Wait
for the Wagon" sent out by the celebrated
manufacturing company Of Austin. Tom.
linson & Webster. of Jackson. Mich.
The ed quarterly meeting exercises a,
the NJ. f. church will be held next Sun
day. Sacrament to follow the morning
sermon; Sunday school at the usual hour
and love feast after the evening sermon.
MARKETS. Wheat, $1.15; oats, Al cts.
corn, 25 TO 30 cts, basket barley, $1.55
per centum; clover seed, $465; hay. Sc
to so a ton; pork. from $7.75 TO SO; beef
g to cts, by the side; chickens, to 1C
cts.
Mrs. Cakes, late clerk in the store OF
IIoyt s. Davis, goes TO Flint tomorrow to
take position in the store Of Messrs.
Smith s. Bridgeman. BY this change
Owosso looses, and Flint gains a lady OF
high social and moral worth.
We have recently received from James
P. Ross, Wabash. Ind, fine illustrated
circular of his Jersey cattle. Mr.. Ross
breeds the best and We can recommend
him to all interested in this breed. He
now has number of fine animals for SALE
The Handle Factory Of M. Wood & Co.,
West Owosso, is a lively institution and
there are turning out work of quality
that cannot be excelled and in surprising
quantities. Any party wanting goods in
they line should be sure to give them a
cali.
The question, "who shall be our city
officers" is an important one for the
Republicans of Owosso, TO thoroughly
consider at very early day. This is a
Republican city, and Republicans should
see to it that they put Republicans ION
guard
One of the best papers for those inter
ested in the breeding of all kinds of live
stock is the Breeders Gazette. published
at Chicago, by j. II. Sanders. Mr.. s.
name alone is guarantee of what the
paper is. tits printed on fine book paper
and contains % pages of reading matter
and ads.
We note with pleasure the marriage, on
Tuesday afternoon. of Mr.. George E.
Eddy, and Miss Julia M. eldest daughter
of Gilbert r. Lyon Esq, of this city.
Among other valuable presents, was one,
to tho bride by. her father, of half in
terey in tho well known hardware store
of Philip Fautl,
The Woodland Brothers left on our table,
on Friday morning copy Of "The Fur
niture Gazette of Saturday. Feb. 4th.
published by Messrs. Wyman & Son, Nos.
"a g. rs Great Queen Street. London,
England. 1t Is beautifully illustrated,
aud all in all is q fine specimen of the art
,,rcaaryotsx,. 81 rto
We are in receipt of the annual poultry
catalogue of H. B. Mitchell, Esq, 80
State Street cor. Lake. Chicago. 1t is
finely printed book. full of points of in
terest TO all poultry fanciers and to every
one who raises even a dozen chickens
Mr.. Mitchell now has 10 kinds and can
supply eggs from any of the pens at
reasonable rates. Send for catalogue.
Remember to. enclose three cent stamp.
The business card of NJ L. Stewart
and William M. Fitzpatrick. M. L. Stewart
& Co.. Bankers, appears in our advertis-
ing columns to-day, to which the attention
OF all interested is invited. The men,
hers Of this firm are well-known citizens
Of This city, prompt business men, with
abundance Of capital. and deserve, and
we have no doubt will win success.
Their Office will soon be removed TO their
new bank building.
A lunch social. In the interests OF The
Lever. will he given by Crystal Fount
Lodge. I. o. @. T.. at IIartwellvillc. on
Wednesday evening. March 9Th. The