The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-20

being made for the erection Of sew
cral fine residences in this city at an
early day.
THE TINES regrets TO learn that
Charlie Towne reached Washington
a day or two to late to secure the COW
eted prize, the Secretary Of the Civil
Service Commission.
An immense crowd greeted "the
Chimes Of Normandy" on each Of The
three evenings. The receipts aggre-
eating $2oo on Tuesday evening.
But from we can learn the opera mer-
tied the patronage so literally extend
ed the company.
At meeting of the Board of
Health held on Tuesday evening the
following was unanimously adopted /:
REsoLvED-That the City Mar
shall be and he is hereby directed to
notify every owner of real estate on
the six blocks bounded by Mason
street on the north, Comstock street
on the south, Park street on the east
and Ball street on the west, to put
their several lots into good sanitary
condition within five days and if not
done in that time, he shall cause the
same to be done Immediately.
THE TINES received a pleasant
call on Tuesday evening from +. f.
WEIGH, the popular Clerk of Shia
wassee county, and Ward Ingersoll,
the genial editor of the Shiawassee
Journal, the Republican organ at the
County seat, and one of the neatest
printed Of our half and half ex-
Cs;, 80.
"lDc Chimes Of Normandy" drew
large number of Corunnaites on
each of the evenings, all of whom
seemed to be more than pleased with
with the entertainment furnished
them by the home talent of Owosso.
Thursday of next week, April 26,
is Arbor day. The TINES hopes
every farmer and other owner Of
real estate will celebrate the day by
planting shade tree or trees.
At Mrs. ]. C. Williams parlors,
this Friday evening, 7.3o sharp, Prof.
Franklin's. Conversational German
class will have it's first meeting
Those wishing to see the practical
demonstration Of the great efficacy
of the professors method of teaching
who is native OF Austria--wth a
view of joining class, are welcome.
President Arthur is rusticating in
Florida.
The Princess Louise passed Sunday
at the Brunswick, in Boston, en-
route from Bermuda to Canada.
Do you know that McBain has a
wonderfully nice stock Of ready
made clothing?
Miss Nora Towne and her friend,
Miss Josie Bayne, of Lansing, are
visiting Miss Hattie Rowell this
week. They came over at this time
that in addition to good time visit
ing, they might listen to the Chimes
of Normandy.
The American Express Company
to aid in the quick transportation
of goods have placed on the N. Y,
Central a special American express
train, carrying this company's mat
ter exclusively, leaving New York
City daily, Sundays excepted, at SEC
P. NJ, reaching Detroit next day a,
o:45 p. M, and Owosso at a:I5 Of
the next day, or via Jackson at 9:4o
This train will prove public benefit.
and should receive the attention Of
shippers.
Shelter, charged with setting New.
hall House on fire, has been acquitted
after a trial of several days duration.
by Milwaukee jury.
The Odd Fellows "In Memoriam'
resolutions printed on the 9Th page
of the last issue of The TINES, were
adopted by Burton Lodge, fac
that we omitted to state at the time
of publication.
! A new sidewalk will soon be bull
on the south side of Oliver street
from Ball street to Washington
We wish it might be to Saginaw St.