The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-01

Suc ouidWoSSSc SOuuty AGRICULTURAL.
Society, will be present at the meet
ing to be held at the City Hall, in
Owosso, next Monday.
Complaint is made to THE TIMES
that about fifty boys are in the habit
of congregating, on Sundays, on the
park north and west of the Catholic
church, to play ball, and that they
seriously disturb the neighborhood
with their noise. THE TINES is also
informed if the offense is repeated,
prosecution will at once follow.
Patton, the candy man, has new
sign artistically executed by Mr.. Geo.
H. Bedford. Go and see it and
sample his ice cream it is good,
The TINES will vouch for it. Rooms
on Exchange street west.
The TINES jobbing department
sent fine line Of work to the towns
on the line of G. & G. T., railway on
Tuesday.
The High School lecture course
at Flint this year Melted $Ioo. Why
would it not be good policy to organ
ize a similar course for 1884 in
Owosso.
Mr.. Phillips, the Station Agent, at
the Owosso depot on the Michigan
Central, has resigned and vacates
his place to-day. THE TINES wishes
him success wherever he may go, or
in whatever laudable business he may
engage.
The annual fair of the Genesee
county Agricultural Society for 1883,
will be held at Flint on the ed, sd,
4th and 5th days of October. $1,000
in speed premiums is one of the at
fractions.
The Michigan Central railway Co.,
will sell round trip tickets from
Owosso to Chicago on each Tues
day and Wednesday prior to June
23d, good to return not later than
the next Monday, for sos.
AS will be seen by reference to the
Council proceedings The TIMES was
unanimously designated as the official
organ of the city for the year ending
May I2th, 1884, at the meeting on
Monday evening.
Have you seen those elegant sam
piles of machine embroidery, done on
the "White" sewing machine? They
are still on exhibition at Shattuck's
store. Don't fail to call and see
them.
The next meeting of the Owosso
township Sunday school association
of the M. E. church will be held at
the Methodist church in this city next
Sunday evening. All interested are
cordially invited.
The re-dedicatory services at the
NJ. f. church last Sunday were ex-
ceedingly interesting and instructive.
The offering was very liberal, being
little over $3.50, and everything
passed off to the entire satisfaction
OF pastor ana people.
Mr.. Peter Bradt, of Jackson, was
in town Wednesday visiting friends.
Bogue's soap at Parker's.
The election of B. S. Retain as
City Marshall, bv the Council on
Monday evening is a happy termina-
ton Of a senseless political quarrel.
This quarrel has cost the Republicans
the sheriffalty two consecutive terms,
and came near costing the marshal
ship of the city We guess "honors
are easy" now, and trust that in the
future we shall win BY unity of action.
This is the only sure road to political
success, hence let all by-gones be by
cones and unite for glorious victory
in 1884.
The d., G.. III. & NJ. railway will
sell tickets to Detroit and return, dur
ing the band tournament June 9th
and 9TH. at one and one.third regular
fare. or the round trip from .Owosso
for s. 40
Magnetic soap, 3 bars for a5c., ard
basket Of flowers given every time
at PaikerS.
The TINES has received from the
Secretary Of State. the Legislative
Manual for 1883. 1t is good COM
plication. and reflects credit on the
state department.
Mr.. Geo. Stewart. Of Grand Blanc,
Genesee county, called on Messrs. c.
Hihbsrd & Son one day recently ard
was very ouispokcn in his prais" al
their flock Of registered Merino
sheep.
Unclaimed letters, c. l.. Newton,
Mrs. G.. l.. Huntington. James Nc.
Credv. Fl. i. White, Mrs. A. r
Birch 'rd.