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

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Clear.
Pleasant.
But cool,
This morning.
Good sleighing
Good dry wood wanted at THE TIMES
office.
Pork is booming in Owosso. selling for
about rs cents hundred above the Detroit
market.
Vennor says we are to have a Geld win
ter
Bar pins by the gross, great selection
at w. +. Guile's.
Mr. Noll, the publisher of the Lever,
made us "a pleasant call on Wednesday.
Come to THE TINES office for your job
work. We do the very best work at the
lowest prices.
Specimen copies of the Cincinnati Com
mercial can be had on application at THE
TIMES Office.
There will be holiday party at DIury's
Hall in Bennington on Christmas night,
under the direction of Mr. H. Van Der
hoof, and a good time is promised to all
who love to trip the light fantastic toe.
The very best fur caps for 81. 80, at the
Peoples Bazaar.
We respectfully request that parties in.
debted to this office will call and settle
their little bills prior to New Years. that
we may be enabled to meet all our bills by
that date Short accounts make long
friends.
The Osburn Bros present their compli-
ments to the public in this issue of THE
TIMES and we note that they have stock
of holiday goods that will commend them
selves both as to quality and price to
those in want Of presents at popular prices.
Ifyou want to see christmas presents by
the 'cart load" just call on w. F. Guile;
he has them. They are all elegant some
cheap, others more costly as they are more
valuable. For additional particulars, see
his advertisement in this issue of THE
TIMES.
A large line of Ladies and Gents Gold
and Silver Watches, will be found at T. o.
Christians, cheap for cash.
The annual meeting of the Cengrega-'
tional society will lie held at the Chapel
on Tuesday evening, Dec. 10. at seven
o'clock, for the election of trustees for the
term of three years, clerk and treas
urer. A full attendance is desired.
We do not see any good reason why, If
Senator Ferry is to be defeated for
reelection, the Republicans should not
unite on either ex Gov Blair, Gov. d. H.
jerome or Gen'l o. e.. Spaulding. Either
of these gentlemen would make Senator
of whom the people Of the state would
have every reason to be proud.
The greatest bargains ever offered be-.
fore in gloves and mittens at the Peoples
Bazaar.
rs TO the facts in the case, we state that
e. v. Smith is, and for the eight years
last past has been, the Ticket Agent at the
Junction, and deserves all the credit due
for the prompt and efficient discharge Of
the duties of that position.
The following named persons were on
Sunday last elected officers Of the Baptist
Sunday school for the ensuing year.
G. E. Rigley, Supt r. M. Miller, Assist
ant Supt p. s. Crawford, Secretary
Mrs. E. NJ. Miller, Treasurer E, Layer
ock, Librarian with Geo. Mix as Assistant;
Abbie Conant, Organist Clara Osborn.
Choristcr.
presents and have them laid away, while
the stock is full and the best selections
can be made. w. F. Guile has them in
every style and variety in his line, at
prices that cannot be beaten.
We learn that Charles Auiler, OF this
city, is a candidate for Sergeant-at.arms
Of the House of Representatives. Charley
10 good fellow, live Republican and If
elected would make an excellent officer.
We sell winter caps cheaper than any
house in the county at the Peoples Bazaar.
Christmas trees are being arranged for
the benefit of the Sunday schools In the
Baptist. the Methodist. the Episcopal and
the Congregational churches, and we pre-
sumo IN the German and the Catholic,
though as regards these we have no def
mite information. The gatherings will
take place on Christmas night. instead Of
Christmas Eve, as Christmas comes on
Monday this year.
McHardy has as fine lot of wild tur
Keys hanging in front Of his store as we
have seen in many day.
rhn Odd EelIouo ore rev;vino fhe