The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-11-23
7. M. Ashley has been at Toledo

l.. P. Gould has accepted a posi-
ton in the National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stark, of Sagi-
nav, spent the Sabbath with the fam.
lily of H. H. Daniels and +. r.
Bailey.
Some tramps the other day stole
a sample case from the gentlemen S
waiting room at the Michigan Gen.
trail depot, and hid it near by, where
it was soon after found by the Agent
and returned to the owner.
Thanksgiving next Thursday.
Parker & Belford shipped a car
load of brick to Mason on Thursday.
David Blair will soon remove his
gunshop to the basement of M. C..
Dawes new store. Mr.. Blair is a
competent workman and does good
work.
Rev. G.. II. Wilson .will discuss
next Sunday evening, the question
ga young mans safety-what is it
and how attained ?"
Miss H. Titus, blind lady, will
lecture in the M. E. church OF this
city next Sunday evening. Subject:
Woman and her Mission-viewed
from christian standpoint. A col
lection will be taken at the close of
the lecture for the benefit of Miss
Titus.
WANTED.-A young lady to learn
dress making. Mrs. A. f. STANHoPE.
We desire to call attention to the
holiday ad. of w. F. Guile, the well
known and reliable jeweler of Owos-
so. Give him your trade and you
get your moneys worth. Always
buy jewelry of well established and
honest dealers and you will get the
best return for your money.
The Michigan Central depot was
raided on Tuesday night. The
burglars effected an entrance by
prying up one OF the side windows
in the bay window by using long
| ladder as a lever, but so strongly
fastened was the sash that the ladder
was broken before the springs which
held the sash in place gave way.
The burglars got nothing except a
few blank tickets for their trouble,
and as these cannot be used the raid
evidently did not pay. Besides, tile
boys engaged in this enterprise will
do we'll to remember that they are
presumed to be known, and that the
doors of the State prison are already
grating on their hinges as they are
opened to punish these depredations'
1000 damages were awarded to
Samuel Smidt. of Owosso township,
for the right of way for the new
railroad through his farm. The
railroad crossed 100 acres diagonal
ly, and took we understand about 7
acres of land. However the Com
pany were restricted to 60 feet as
the width for the road.
We desire to call attention to the
ad of DR.. Souvielle, inventor of the
wonderful Spirometer.
Rev. d. w. STARTS left on Satur-
day for Cortland Co., N. Y, in re-
Spouse to a telegram announcing
that his father had received stroke
of paralysis.
Geo. w. Sickles of the Board of
Examiners, has the names of several
teachers who wish schools. Address
him at Hazleton.
The dedication of the new Con
gregational meeting house at Ches-
aiming will take place Sunday next,
Nov. IS. Rev. w. B. Williams, of
Charlotte, agent of Olivet College,
will preach morning and evening.
{jsyey 2 l., Warren, of Lansing, will be
p2ssent Tor assist. On Monday, the
k26th, Rev. +. Noble, of East Saginaw,
will preach afternoon and evening.
| On TuesdayAthe a7th, Rev. Geo. H.
| Wilson, Of ow9sso, will preach after
poon and evening A cordial invita-
Efon is extended to all to participate
in the services. Collections are to
| r. A..