The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-12-08

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holiday goods that adorns his shelves and
fiji every spot in his store until it looks
like fairy show. Don't fail to go and
see it and then we know you will buy
something; you cant help it. his goods
are so beautiful and Oh! so cheap.
II is with deep regret that we announce
tho removal from Owosso to Bay City. of
Mr.. w. Van Tuyl, long one of the popular
draymen of our city and one Of our very
best citizens. He goes to reside with his
two sons who are in business there and
will be engaged in delivering goods for an
establishment in which one of his sons is
employed. For his prosperity and good
health he has the best wishes of his many
friends in Owosso.
The very acceptable sermon delivered
by Rev. s. Reed at the Baptist church in
this city on Thanksgiving day, appears in
our columns to day. The subject, THE
Christian Citizen" is one that interests us
all and we have no hesitation in saying
that the subject, handled in bipartisan
spirit, IS worthy of the careful thought of
every American. Mr.. Reed did the sub.
ject full justice and his effort is CON-
mended to the close attention OF every
reader of THE TIMES.
We give place this week to the second
annual message of President Arthur. We
have this week no room for any CON-
ments, but we trust every subscriber to
The TIMES will carefully read what the
President has to say about the condition
of the country.
Two important breeders meeting will
be held at Lansing this month. On Tues
day, the 10th, the sheep breeders will
meet in consultation and this will be fol-
lowed on Thursday, the 21st, by the short
horn breeders association. For each
gathering an attractive programme has
been prepared and a large attendance is
confidently expected Gov. Scott, of
Iowa. will he present and deliver one Of
the addresses.
w. f. Guile's assortment of plated and
solid silver ware has never been equaled
in Owosso. Go see it.
On Tuesday night some of the street
lamps were again lighted. Others will be
soon. Those out of repair arc being put in
order. and the work of lighting them is in
charge of Mr.. Rainey, late of Oakley, and
we doubt not will be we'll done.
The greatest bargains ever offered be-
fore in gloves and mittens at the Peoples
Bazaar.
A surprise party was given Mr. and Mrs.
William Van Tuyl at their residence last
Wednesday evening, some valuable pres
FIJI supply to replenish the inner man, and
a very pleasant evening was passed by all
who were fortunate enough to be of the
party.
Now is the time to select your holiday
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.
If you design to send distant friend,
who knows Owosso and its people, a nice
holiday present, one that will be a constant
reminder of you and your friendly feeling
for the ensuing year, send to that
friend THE TIMES, the best local paper
printed in Shiawassec county.
Mr. Geo. Carpenter recently finished an
order for two gross of panel protectors.
commonly called toe pads, for Ciany g.
Root, of Toledo. Ohio. He has filled a
number Of orders for parties around this
State, and his business is steadily increas-
ing. Well. Geo. Is good fellow and de-
serves success.
The very best fur caps for 81 so, at the
Peoples Bazaar.
The Sunday School Concert, at the Con.
gregational Church, last Sunday Evening
was largely attended, and very interesting.
but we are sorry to be compelled to add
that the receipts for the benefit of the
Christmas tree" were not as large as it
was fondly hoped they would be.
A large line of Ladies and Gents Gold
and Silver Watches, will be found at T. 0.
Christians. cheap for cash.
"The Ticket Of Leave Man." will be
presented by the Owosso Dramatic Club
soon, probably between Christmas and
New Years.
Mrs. T. NJ. Woodruff and son of Has.
tings. have been welcome guests at the resi-
dence Of the Editor OF THE TIMES, this
week