The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-08-17

See notice of the dissolution of
the copartnership heretofore existing
between M. L. Stewart and VIM. M.
Fitzpatrick.
T. r. Bailey and wife, II. w. Par
ker. wife and daughter, E. L. Brewer
and son, Mrs. G. w. Livingston, Mr..
Curtis, Geo. Robinson, and the
Misses Carrie Mix, Grace Dewey,
Jennie Babcock and Bertha Parker,
attended the Shiawassee county lodge
/. o. G. T., at Bancroft, on Tuesday,
as Representatives from Owosso lodge
No. $40, and brought back with them
the "banner". as token that Owosso
lodge had done the most and best
work of any lodge in the county dur
ing the last three months.
Printers ink will keep the hinges
of the store door loose.
William Gottlieb, late of the
tailoring establishment ofW. ]. West
lake, will soon open a tailoring es.
tablishment in the room lately used
for a billiard parlor at the National
Hotel. Gottlieb is good fellow,
and we doubt not will draw liberal
share of the public patronage.
w. J. Westlake has. gone to
Dowagiac to engage in business as a
cutter for Messrs. Hirsch & Phillip
son. Well, he will give them "fits,"
no mistake about that-aud that
ought to ensure him success.
Cass VS.. Owosso tomorrow.
What is the matter with our coun-
ty correspondents ?
Mrs. Joseph Chapman, Of FIRE.
mont, Ohio, sister of Mrs. E.
Gould, is visiting in the city, and
will probably remain some time.
Married, Aug. ii, at the residence
of MIR. VIM. Henderson, of Owosso,
by Rev. S. Reed, Mr.. John Meacham
to Miss Emma A. Lepior, both of
Owosso.
Representative Potter, of Bancroft,
passed through Owosso on Wednes-
day en- route to join the legislative
excursion to the Upper Peninsula.
From the catalogue we learn that
Shiawassee county is now represent
ed in the State Agricultural College
by Prof. Albert J. Cook, M. S., of
Bennington, professor of Zoology,
and Entomology, and Curator of
the general museum. In the Juniors,
by Charles Baker, Of Bancroft !;
Sophomore, Will A. Potter, of Ban.
croft; Freshmen, Edgar A. Burnett,
of Bancroft, William S. Launstein, Jr.,
of Owosso, and William J. Williams,
of Burton. This College is in charge
of the State Board of Agriculture, of
which Board T. D. Dewey, Esq, of
this city, is Vice President.
All grades of COAL at the lowest
market price at my store in West
Owosso. E. M. BROOKS.
If you want to see a fine exhibit
ton of the National game, go to
Pastime Park tomorrow Saturday
at 3 p. m. and witness the Cass club
Of Detroit, cross bats with the cham
pions of central Michigan. Admis-
sion as cents; ladies IS.
We acknowledge the receipt, from
President T. c. Abbott, of the an
nual catalogue of the State Agricul-
tural College of Michigan, for 1882. 3,
a. finely printed pamphlet from the
press of w. S. George & Co., Of
Lansing.
Mrs. V. A. James, of Laingsburg,
died on Monday after a long and
painful illness. Aged 80 years.
The probate order in the estate of
Jairus Colegrove, late of Ontario Co.,
N. Y, will be found in our list Of
new ads. in this issue of THE TINES.
Mr.. c. A. Lee, late of Saranac,
has engaged in the purchase Of
wheat in this market, and has leased
the elevator of Gregory & McHardy,
and bought or is negotiating to buy
the other at the d. & M. depot owned
by joint stock company. Mr.. Lee
90 eo;J 70 ha n fret clocc h,,ci mace N, on