The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-28
sEO. NJ. DEWEY, EDITOR.
The TINES
Only sr.oo for 1854.
Send your orders at once.

Hc CdSll must accompany III
order in all cases.
At the meeting of Vernon Council
X. 4. of L. on "Wednesday evenin!
of last week, the following were elect
eel officers for the ensuing term
Otto Krell, 5. S., Mrs. III. E. Nc
Laughlin, V. c.; John Johnson, P
c., ]. H. DeHart, Rec. Secy.; III. w
Randolph, +. S.; II. b. Mclaughlin
r.; Matte Johnson, Chaplain; Mrs
ii. c. Livermore, Herald; Mrs. III
Satterley, G.; c. 2. Weeden, S
The meetings of this Council
are held on the Ist and sd Wednes
day evenings in each month, and il
is reported TO I've in very prosperous
condition.
The Bancroft Advertiser says that
Byron can at present boast as tenn
perance town, as there is no place
where liquor can be bought, by the
glass or otherwise, only for strictly
medical purposes.
We are sorry to announce that the
verdict Of the wild headed Jury in
the Scripps-McLean case was en-
.dorsed by the Supreme Court. 1t
was probably legally obtained or that
court would not have sustained it.,
but it is an outrage all the same.
Next Tuesday that eminent jurist,
Judge Cooley, becomes Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court of the State
of Michigan, and Judge Champlin,
OF Grand Rapids, takes the seat OF
Justice Graves. May he fill it with
equal impartiality and ability is the
wish Of every man who favors hon
est and able men on the Supreme
Bencn of the State.
The Board of Supervisors will
open their January session on Mon,
day the 18th. BY law, all bills to be
audited at the session must be filed
with the County Clerk on or before
that date.
Remember that we furnish TIL
TINES and the Post and Tribune fol-
1884 for 81. Send in your orders.
As a matter OF public convenience
standard time should be adopted by
everybody. Will the Owosso Coun
:. Gil take the necessary action.
Readers of The TINES do your
buying of men enterprising enough
to advertise. They are the ones who
always sell goods at the lowest living
price, on the principle that nimble
six pence is better than slow shil
ling.
The Lansing Evening Telegram
grows better as it grows older, and
like old winter is bright and spark.
ling every day.
Prof. Harrington of the Michigan
University, reports standard time in
Owosso to be af minutes and Al
seconds slower than true sun time.
The TINES Printing Go. have just
received another bill of job type and
are now prepared to do some kinds
of Job work better than heretofore,
and at bottom prices. We discount
the prices of our competitors fully
25 per cent. Try us and be con.
WINGED.
The A. Q. w. lodge in this city
now numbers no active members,
and IS in an exceedingly prosperous
condition.
The logging operations in and
about Roscommon are this season on
a more extended scale than usual.
The papers report the case of Il.
f. PICKERING, the well known land.
lord at Bay City, and formerly oil
Kalamazoo, who was stricken with
paralysis few days since as hopeless.
The Chelsea Herald wants Senator
Conger for President in 1884. Well,
the People of the United States could
60 a great ways further, and find
their ablest man, and then not i'm
prove on the Herald's choice.
The Fisk. University Jubilee Sing.
ers will give one of their matches
concerts in the Opera Hall, Monday
evening Ian : The house should