The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-12
Call and see our samples OF job work.

sure us that the machine business will be
lively again next summer.
We have had winter In earnest this
week. Thermometer ut nine degrees be-
low zero Tuesday morning.
Mr.. II. Gray has sold his fine carriage
horse to j. c. Dingman.
w. II. AFFORD was awarded the con.
tract TO furnish wood for the schools.
Several foun.s of new job type were re-
ceived at this Office this week.
MIR. George Livingston has sold his
cigar box business to James Laverock,
who will continue the business. Success,
James.
Wednesday evening next, Slsyton's
Ideals
Mrs. Seth Reed left for Ann Arbor,
Thursday morning to attend her SON.
in-law, Prof. Stowell who is seriously
sick.
Jesse Shattuck returned to Ann Arbor
Monday
The State Poultry show at Grand Rap
ids will commence Monday and continue
until Friday night. Very liberal premi-
ums are offered. W. S. Jones, of this
city, President of the Association, will
show for exhibition only, some of his
Partridge Cochins. W. ]. Westlake will
send few coops of Houdans and Black
Breasted Red Games.
DR.. F. b. Smith has sold his residence
on Goodhue street, to DR.. Kergan, of De.
troit. for $780, Mr.. Smith will accept
position with Drs. X. s. X. at a very lu-
crative price.
Everyone should attend the concert next
Wednesday evening. 1t will probably be
the best that will be here this winter.
For some reason unexpanablc, the sup
plements containing the Governors mes
sage, have failed to reach us.
Fine assortment Of letter paper at this
office.
Mr.. I. Bems has sold his interest in
the Excelsior works to s. b. Martin.
Mrs J. II. Champion started for Florida
Wednesday morning to spend the winter.
Geo. North and i. Gould attended the
annual meeting of the State Funeral Di-
rectors Association at Lansing this week.
Ann Eliza Young at Opera Hall Mon
day evening
The 10th annual convention of Michi-
gan State Association of Agricultural So
ceties will meet at Lansing, Feb. and 8.
An interesting programme has been pre-
pared and it is hoped large number will
be present.
The quiet monotony of our streets was
broken Monday night by street row in
whicha prominent business man and a
cigar maker were the most conspicuous
actors.
Miss Anna Gould assists in the p. 0.
Chas. Auiler has accepted place with
the f. & L. NJ. railway at Manistee, as
operator.
Our, correspondents will please b ar in
mind the fact that we should be pleased to
hear from each of them as often as possible,
if every week all the better, to the extent
of fifty items each, the more OF them two
or three line items the better
1t is safe to say that no other city Of the
size of Owosso, in the State, has as able,
learned eloquent and active a corps of
Clergymen, as there is to-day in Owosso.
The Allegan Journal and Tribune have
been consolidated under the name OF the
Journal-Tribune. We hope the united
paper may be as vigorous rs both have
been in the past, and financially as well as
politically successful.
The TIMES desires clergymen to send to
this Office marriage and death notices, OF
any other events that will interest the pub.
lie.
+. M. Brooks bought and shipped to
Saginaw car load of pork last week.
What about The new roller process -four
ing mill is asked on every hand. Well,
we do not know. We only said, "it wal
whispered in the wind
Attention is asked to the advertisement
of Mr.. f. M. Brooks who has in addition
TO the largest stock Of coal ever brought te
this market, full stock Of groceries
notions, etc.. that he is selling cheap
Call on him. just west of the j., i. 81 g.
crossing in West Ow0sso.
We hear Mr.. j. A. Phillips the new
Station Agent Mt the j.. l.. Il s. depot
spoken Of in the highest terms OF praise
He is certainly gentlemanly officer.
We see that Mr.. A. T. Thomas is filling
up his wood yard with stock OF gooe
wood for the use of his thousand and one
patrons when the wood hahlng season i
mast. Also that he has fine stock q