The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-15

crowd should drop in some day at the
store of b. NJ. Brooks, in West Owosso.
The cause Of his being 80 busy is the fact
that he sells goods at bottom prices. pays
good price for all kinds Of country pro-
duce, especially just now for pork, and
keeps the people posted through the adj
vertising columns of THE TIMES Of the
goods he has on sale. and that he will
not be undersold by any merchant in
Owosso
At an early hour on Wednesday even
ing. City Treasurer ]. A. Armstrong re-
ceived telegram from Ann Arbor, stat
ing that his mother, who for some time
had been seriously sick. was dying. and
accompanied by his brother.in-law. james
A. Chaplin. he left on the night train for
that city and may be necessarily absent to-
day. Should such be the case, people will
understand the reason why he is not at his
Office to receive taxes.
Among the acts of the present city gov
ernment that are in our judgement, wor-
thy of special compensation by the tax
payers. is the resolution adopted last Mon
day evening to aid in building up the bus
mess interests of the third ward of this
city. The future of Owosso depends on
the successful establishment of large manu-
featuring industries in our midst, and any
man or set of men, who can do aught to
aid that purpose, either as private citizens
or public officers, are doing a work for the
people of Owosso, for which they should
receive the thanks of every person who de-
sires to see, as with proper effort we can
see, Owosso at the end of the next five
years city of 10000 people.
THE TIMES and the Detroit Weekly
Post and Tribune, only $40 for the year
1883. Send in your order at once.
If you want anything in the book
line, go to Loring's-the largest line
in the city.
The Lowell Journal: zone Of the
brightest weekly journals in Michigan
is the Owosso TINES, edited by Hon.
Geo. M. Dewey. THE TIMES is
booming"
Mr.. Alex. Johnson, the popular
barber, will remove his rooms this
week to the building south of Todd
& Burhans.
Charley Turner, Of Eaton Rapids,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Look. before you buy, at the fine
Albums at Dimmick & Sons Fair.
The Lansing Republican: at is
stated that the Toledo. Ann Arbor &
Grand Trunk Railroad will soon be
extended from South Lyon to Owosso
and there on through the northwest
lumber region"
An interesting letter from F. ].
Dean will appear in the next Issue.
Frank is travelling in the upper pc
ninsular and eastern Wisconsin.
The nobbiest line Of ladies' purses
and shopping bags in the city will be
found at Loring's.
The open Lodge and social given
last Monday evening by Owosso
Lodge No. 8Io, l. o. G. T., was very
pleasant and successful meeting.
H. w. Holman, the general news,
paper and subscription agent, in the
front part of the Post Office building,
calls public attention to his business
in card in this issue. If you want
any book or paper, give him call.
We learn that the house of Mrs.
Norman Green, little north oil
the village Of Perry, was entirely
destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night, but are without additional par
ticulars.
A large stock Of fine Casters, Cake
Baskets, Card Receivers, Call Bells,
Silver Vases, Jewell Holders, Napkin
Rings. Pickle Casters, Fruit and. But
ter Knives you will find at Dimmick &
Sons.
To the advertisement Of Messrs.
Greene & Rulisen, in this Issue OF
The TINES, we invite the attention OF
our readers. They have fine stock
of goods which are being sold at the
very lowest prices. Go and see for
yourselves
Photograph and Autograph albums
in great variety at Loring's.
The ladies of the Congregational
church and society will hold o Bazaar
at Opera Hall, this (Friday) evening
and tomorrow afternoon and even
ing. Admittance to the Hall ten
cents. Lots Of fine and fancy goods
will be on sale and refreshments will
be served. We hope the attendance