The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-03-31

i"Souon, nlonuaY April ..
Be putting your lots in order.
Repair all broken places in the side
walks.
The COMMUNICATIVE will be the
next mayor?
The spring term of the city school will
open on Monday.
Election slips neatly and cheaply printed
at THE TIMES office.
The present gold value of the legal ten
der silver dollar is 1921 cents.
Vote on Mon day for principle, and for
men who represents your principles.
The painting of the city lamp post h as
decidedly improved there appearance.
In Fairfield the Republicans have NOM
mated for supervisor Il. w. Washburn.
Prot. Seelye is spending his vacation
visiting his many friends in Ann Arbor.
Mr.. E. p. Byerly of this city has just
been recomissoned Deputy U. S. Mar
shall
Mr.. James A. Armstrong has returned
from Eaton Rapids very much improved
in health.
Mr. Asa Devore, of Burns has purchased
farm in Perry and will remove there
this season.
Rev Chas. d. Ellis. of Byron, will be
absent. on tour to the Holy Land, for
the ensuin G six months.
Hon. II. W. Lord, Hon. r. G. Horn,
and Hon. j. II. MCGOWAN, have our thanks
for Congressional favors.
The new iron steamers, the Wisconsin
and the Michigan. are now making regu-
larly trips on schedule time.
Hon. o. L. Spauldng passed through
this city on Tuesday afternoon, on his way
from Washington to st. Johns.
The circular being distributed about the
streets pertaining to school matters, was
not printed at The TINES Office
The Woodland Brothers have shipped
among many other orders Car load of
extention tables to Detroit this week
G. W. Loring will add to his already
large and well selected Circulating Library
about so new volumes the LIST. of April.
Among the attractions of the past week
we had sunshine, rain, thunder and light
ming. hail and snow, with plenty of mud.
The Rev. D.. III. Dewitt preached his
farewell sermon at Byron, on Sunday.
The Rev. II. Horton will be his successor.
Callers have been numerous the past
week. Our new press attracts, and we
attractive.
In another column we print notice OF
the spring fair to be held under the au
spices of the Central Michigan Agricul
ture Society, to which public attention is
V requested.
Do not fail to note the advertisement OF
Mr.. Carpenter. He does good work and
lots of it, and sells carriages at the lowest
living prices.
The lumber trade of l.. K. Woodland is
assuming Monmouth proportions, and he
is almost every day receiving and shipping
large quantities.
@. B. Thorn and wife, former residents
of Owosso, now of Syracuse, N. Y, are
visiting his father and other friends in thi,
city the present week.
Two beautiful little girls, daughters o.
Otis A. Merell of Detroit, are making
merry this week, at the residence of thei
grandfather, Ira Merell Esq.
Mrs. r. Chapman, who has been spend
ing some time with relatives in this city,
left on Friday evening last to join he
husband at Little Rock, Arkansas
Mr.. T. o. Christian, one of the jewellers
of Owosso, was called to Chagrin Falls
Ohio, on Monday. to attend the funeral O
his grandmother. He is expected home
to-day.
The Ladies' Library Association cleared
$14.40 after paying all the expenses. al
their share of the proceeds Of the reading
given by Miss Potter, at Opera Hall, OF
Monday evening
Paul Roth spent Thursday in Chesan
ing. The result will probably be tina
some Of the young gents there will 500
appear in neat and elegant suits, from tn
shop of Mr.. McBain.
Mrs. J. Church of the Owosso Press, an
Mrs. DR.. j. N. Champion returned o.
Wednesday evening, from Orskany Falls
New York. whittier they had been Gale
by the death of their father.
We hear that the citizens of Corunn
have decided 10 build new school house
modelled after the plan of the Big Rapid
school house, and it is beautiful build
ing. two stories high, to cost $500