The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-06

DrlnS IN your sewing Machines
and have them put in nice running
order by j. l.. Decker, at Houses
Bakery Save them, don't give them
away. They are not worn out,
The Congregational Ready Helpers
will give tea party at the home of
w. A. Woodland, Wednesday evening
Of next week.
T R Bailey and family, and the
family Of Mr. Daniels arrived in this
city, which is to be their future home
from Lockport, New York, on Thurs
day night.
The ladies belonging to the degree of
Bebccca in Owosso Lodge I. o. o. F.,
will give to the brothers Of the Sd degree
warm sugar festival on Tuesday evening
April 10th. at 8 o'clock in Odd Fellows
Hall.
Goods of all kinds, remember, YOU
can find at Dimmick & Sons reduc
ton sale for price that will please
you.
If you want any kind of job work
from sheet poster to a visiting card
at a great, grand, glorious discount
from all prices, don't fail to strike
THE TINES Office.
The Bailey Manufacturing Com
pany shipped boring mill to Low
ell, Massachusetts,, one day last
week.
'mmick & Sons store will be
q, ared IN a few days to commence
tearing down the old, and building
their new front, and to save trouble
of packing and danger of breakage,
they offer all kinds of goods at bar
gains that will astonish you.
Miss Bell Andrus returned Tuesday
evening from an extended visit with De.
troit friends.
A good secondhand lumber
wagon for sale at c. ]. STUART's
Remember home talent--The Chimes Of
Normandy, April 16, II and 10 at Opera
Hall.
The Planters Son Combination,
full company, will render the drama,
"The Planters Son, or the Heart of
Gold" at Opera Hall this Friday and
tomorrow evenings. The company
is a good one and should be literally
patronized. The piece is said to be
full of fine comic and dramatic situa-
tons that cannot fail to attract fav-
orable notice and which is appaud-
ed everywhere. Don't fall to be in
attendance.
Every family in the county can
have new set of dishes, a dozen
knives and forks, five bottle castor,
good clock, three looking glasses,
and a hanging lamp for every room
in the house, if they will only take
basket and a little money and go
to Dimmick & Sons great reduction
sale.
One day this week, Mr.. Dimmick
showed us the architects plans for
the front elevation of his new store
on Washington street. The building
is to be two stories, stone stills and
caps to the doors and windows, with
ornamental elevation above the roof
and cornice that will not be ex-
celled for beauty of design and sub.
stantial construction in the city.
Holman receives subscriptions for
all publications. Commercial Adj
vertiser $3.50, with ticket.
The attention Of our readers is
asked to the advertisement Of M. II
Ridley, dealer in tinware, boots and
shoes, Yankee notions, etc., to be
found in this issue Of THE TIMES.
Rev. L. B. Plat has accepted the
call extended him by the Congrega
gational church of Flint.
HI. w. Holman is going to add {
new stock of picture frames to hi,
business. Give him a call if you
want any pictures framed at Posi-
Office Block.
Mr.. Theo. Laubengayer, of thi.
city, and Miss Nettie Leonard, O
Fenton, we're united in marriage a
Fenton Wednesday evening of las
week.
Go to Holman's, Post Office Block
for fine stationery, confectionery and
| cigars.