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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-14
HELEN POTTER SATURDAY
EVENING.

Helen Potter, the celebrated I'M
rersonator and Reader, will appear
at Opera Hall Saturday evening, Dec.
IS, in her grand Reading and cos
tuned Representations. Among the
latter will be her wonderful imperso-
nation of Charlotte Cushman in
Queen Katherine's famous plea in
court when near death, and her yer
liable personation of John Z. Cough
the latter by request, but in a diff
ferent text from the one given on a
previous occasion in this city.
Miss Potter commands $Ias a
night, but as the time for advertising
is short, the admission is placed at
IS and SO cents. Reserved seats for
sale at Holman's, p. o. building.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-14

Rev. Mr.. Leonard begins special
series of Sunday evening .aiscourses
at the Baptist church next Sabbath.
Subject for next Sunday evening,
"Modern Ahabs and Jezebels.
II. H. Pulver, editor of the Laings-
burg Greenbacker, made US friendly
call Thursday.
Alabaster at Opera Hall, Thursday
evening next.
LORING'S
NEW STORE is overloaded with a
large assortment of Holiday Goods.
Subscribe for THE TINES only 81
for 1884, if paid strictly in advance.
Married, Nov. 3, 1883, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, in Haz-
Teton, by Rev. X. c. tanning, Mr..
Philetus Vanwort, of Burns, and
Miss Mary ]. Burbank, of Hazleton.
P. M. Rowell has secured the
agency for "The illustrated Stock
Doctor and Live Stock Encyclo-
pedia." This book gives history
Of all domestic stock and diseases to
which they are liable. The remedies
prescribed are practical and easily
procured. The illustrations are nu-
merous and fine. The book being writ
ten by a competent veterinary surgeon
ought and doubtless will have good
sale.
Mr.. L. T. Wilcox, of Bay City,
spent Sunday in Owosso. Lew has
opened law office, and, we learn is
doing finely.
Some "drunks" fell through one of
the windows in the store Of II. w.
Parker, Saturday evening.
The Detroit papers speak very
highly Of the paper read by ]. w.
Hibbard before the Short Horn
Breeders Association.
The demand for pop is good and
therefore business is lively at the pop
works.
'rhe post Office contest has appar-
emily ended in the selection of Mr..
Ball. An editorial on that question,
written since our return Thursday
night, is omitted for the lack of
space.
Osborn Bros. have Il beautiful
assortment of Christmas cards and
holiday presents.
Phillips was convicted on Thurs
day Of murder in the second degree
for the killing Of Martin Brophy last
June.
An immense number Of ties have
been drawn in for the hew road
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-14
POPULAR LECTURE COURSE


Rev. John Alabaster, DID,, of
indianapolis, will deliver his great
lecture, "Michael Angelo" in the
Owosso Opera House, Thursday eve-
ming Dec. goth. No one should fail
to hear this talented speaker.
Hearing DR. Alabaster's eloquent
description of the works of the great
masters, IS the next best thing to
being in Rome and seeing those won
derful works.
The people of Owosso are to be
congratulated on having such fine
talent in the lecture course. We
print below some press notices ol
the lecture;
"Rev. ]. Alabaster was then intro
duced. He held the audience spell
bound for IN hour, as he told then
of the greatest Of sculptors, painter.
and architects, Michael Angelo
Syracuse Herald.
"The instructive portion Of TIT
lecture was veritable mine Of in
formation. The rhetorical portion
was elegant and enhancing. Amer
lean.
| "Mr. Alabaster's ability as a lee
turer is too we'll known to need com
ment.-Ann Arbor Courier.
The lecture will begin at 8 O'Clock
doors open at seven. Admission
az cts. Season tickets can still b
had for SI.oo. Tickets on sale at II
news stand Of H. w. Holman In Ii
post Office.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-14
lie TINES

EXCLUSION tickets VIII De SOln Lee.
aIst to asth inclusive, good to return
until Dec. 3Ist inclusive and Dec.
a8th to Jan. Ist inclusive, good for
return trip to and including Jan. 9TH
to all stations on the M. G. K. r.,
excepting Chicago, at one fare for
the round trip.
DR.. Galbrath, of Pontiac, has re-
fused an offer of So, 500 for Edmore,
the two-year old brother of Jerome
Eddy. The DR.. purchased him OF
Messrs. Dewey & Stewart, Of this
CITY, at FIVE months old for $500.
Blood always tells.
No more contributions will be
taken at the Baptist church Sunday
evenings. The experiment didn't
pay.
The First National of this city
closed a contract on IotS inst. with
the Detroit Safe Co. for new set Of
vault doors and line their vault entire
with iron and also, for one of their
best burglar proof safes, weighing
100, with a new improvement.
Henry w. Randolph, of Vernon,
was elected G.. T., of the Grand
Lodge of the Sons of Temperance,
at their annual meeting.
Mr.. Gales account Of the robbery,
a Texas letter, the Circuit Court
items, and a large amount of local
news is crowded out for want of
space.
A G. A. r. Post was organized in
this city Tuesday evening. Full par
ticulars next week.
Remember Osborn Bros. when
looking for holiday presents.
AS we 60 to press news has just
been received of the death Of Mrs.
Martha Wright, of Avon, n. Y,
eldest daughter Of w. A. Cook, OF
Owosso, aged about 3S years. Her
father and other relatives are among
the long time residents of this coun-
ty, though Mrs. Wright only lived
here for a few months, some years
since, in the family of her uncle, +,
L. Brewer. The immediate cause oil
her death was pneumonia.
We CAN and we WILL publish the
best paper ever printed in Shiawassee
county, for the year 1854, and will
sell it to cash paying subscribers-ir
advance-at SI.oo. At this rate nc
fractions of a year, but for year fol
$500.
The new Rector of Christ Church
Rev. w. w. Walton, held service.
last Sunday morning and evening
The people of the Parish were yer,
much pleased with his efforts, ant
we hope Mr., w. was equally pleased
with his Pensioners. His family art
now visiting in Marshall, but vii
soon be settled in the rcctory. w
learn that Mr.. Walton is a Virginian
and his wife a native of Connecticut
The crossing at the junction wa
repaired and new irons laid the frs
of the week.
Take a good look at McBain
show window 1t is beauty.
C. J. Stuart will furnish the plat
glass for the stores of Messrs. Brewer
Howe & Hershey.
1t was IIH pound girl that mad
Dan'l Murphy step so high Saturda,
Alarge stock ofladies gold watche
guards, necklaces, gents solid an
plated vest chains, rings, ETC., for ii
. holidays at T. o. Christians.
For holiday goods call on Osbor
Bros.
The Pearl CATERERS, the little CIR
missionary society of the M.
church, invite their friends to tai
n tea with them at the chapel, ne
Saturday evening. Tea served fro
five to eight. They will have f
sale some articles they have be,
making.
The finest selection Of gold PEI
in the city to be found at T.
Christians.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-14
Baking Powder Figures That
DON'T, LIE.

Baking
different
Andos Pearl omitted, evidently
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-14
Oh ALL N C E

ewnlg
Baking
Baking
Co. published
c. T. ANDREWS CO.,
ESQ 6 L. Water
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-12-14
y. :. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 10, IS

No
Chemist Golfers analysis shows things 1s That Andrews
Frr Andrews Pearl than the Royal by
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
Tho .!.nIlch.Cow pscset.-

During his wanderings through tho
wards Yesterday tho reporter stumbled
onto another little scheme which It was
thought was cxterminatcd few months
ago, but while there nre suckers IN
tho world scalpers and other not over.
scripulo,s persons will always do .
..n,shinr business" The ''milch.cow
raokot,7s the torn used by thosc who
are poyted, and from tho profits derived
thcreirom tho racket Is profitable one:
Mich cows arc always In demand, anu
tho pricos obtained approximate sixty
dollars. When tho demand exceeds
the supply the 'scalpcr." in order 70
..sccommodatc" the customer goes 70
sorno remote pen and purchases . COW
called '.strippcr' IL, ono whose
days OF usefulness rs o milktr are over.
A calf q few days old is then purchased
for . few dollars and tied In . pom
along with the COW. which Is supposed
TO DO its mother. The customer soon
makes his appearance and trndo Is ei-
fected-tho purchaser takes the bogus
cow and cali and tho accommodating
s.scalpor'' the sixty dollsrh Tho trick
q soon found ont, and tho buyer makes
4 strenuous complaint, but there Is no
remedy, and he has 70 accept the IN
cyitA,lc. Tho trick was practised yes.
ferday. and came to the surface shortly
Afterwards. The buyer on this occasion
made an unusually strong break, wnion
was subsequently settled oy o COM
promise. c.--fNicdgo Iriounc.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
A War Of Hrternlnation.

Three or four years ago the waters
Of Mono Iake were the stamping
ground OF thousands Of gulls, ouriews.
and other water birds. who made It
their home In summer and winter.
These birds laid thoir eggs lnf hatcnsd
their young on the islands In tho lake,
and save for tho occasional Indians
trip for plundcr they werc unmolestcd.
But Il became known that upon tho
islands millions Of gull eggs were pro-
curablo for q small outlay OF trouble,
and some entsrprising individuals be-
gan an opposition to the outside agg.
Shippers. These eggs, although too
strong for the average cgg.catcr straight,
were found to possess advantages over
all others In the culinary department.
and tho hotel and private family's cook
aliko took kindly to the young gulls In
their native state. Bo.lie became o live
msrket for Che produce. and prices were
Quoted q high - two bits . dozen.
But the bottom Of the ogg plant wa,
encountered one day, and the old Gull
never. attempted to replonish the de-
nleted stock. As o Yesult, the slaughter
af the innocent young birds has dc.
prived Mono I. AXE OF much life, and
how The number Of gulls u prcceptibly
dimInishinq, the old birds having ne
ulsco 10 deposit their eggs, and Il they
sra not allowed to breed upon the isl
ands again undisturbcd. the gull tribe. IL
few years at the farthest VIII Do
come extinct --Bodte (CoL) Free Press
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
Rough Lesson 10 ! Bank Dsp..ltsN

A practical lesson was taught to q
bank depositor a few days ago In tho
Queen street branch of tue Dominion
Bank. 1t appears hc called to deposit
about 5000. which >hc laid on the
counter, and then turned round to speak
~ ON acquaintance. On again facing
the counter the money was gone, and
CONSERVATION rclgncd supreme. The
depositor accused q painter. who was at
work near the counter, Of nbstrncting
the money. and threatened 10 call In .
Constable II It woro not ~ once given
up. While pr6cceding to carry out his
threat ne hsppciod. 30 look toward the
counter, and q his ainkrsyncnt he saw
tho missihg package Of money lying In
the exact spot whore fho had laid II
Ono otthe bank officials explained the
mystery by stating that on entering the
office from hack room. and scoing tho
money socarelessly displayed. hcpfcked
u up and carried II away TO teach the
doposltor lesson, to be moro careful
In tho future, aud then quietly returned
Il An apology was rendered the &C.
sused painter. and all unplcasantncss
vas removed. Toronto (Cdn) Mail
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25

he Boston Journal has msds a b.
testigation concerning tbs use OF To-
bacco by the school.boys of Boston,
With o result that Ia SO astonishing that
doubtless tho attention Of parents
everywhere will be drawn 10 tho hgures.
The best-detailod inquiry, judioiously
made In schools Of all grades leads TO
tha conclusion that the age At which
The non-users OF tobacco como 70 bo In
the minority Is but . few months over
ten wears. Worse yet Il was Incl.
ientslly learned that among girls the
smoking Of MILD cigarettes is not BY
any means unknown. On FIRST inquiry
among the teachers Of boys the estl.
mates given about the extent Of to-
bacco-using ranged from ninoty to ten
per cent, according 70 the class and
age Of tho pupils and tho master's
knowledge Of the subject When In
duced to make y detailed investigation
the instructors wore astonished Tt the
revelation.
The testimony Is 70 the effect Of the
narcotic upon tho boys and tho methods
Of dealing with the practice by some OF
The masters are full ol suggestive points:
The head master Of tho Latin school had
90 doubt that hall tho boys, ranging
from fourteen to eighteen years. used
tobacco tn somo extent; but no did mot
bclieyo that the habit Affected tho intel.
leciual standing OF tho school - .
whole. In SONS cases he had traced .
falling OF In tho health and scholar.
'ship directly to tho inordinnto use Of
tobacco. Most OF the boys did their
smoking surreptitiously. though > few
said they used tobacco epouly at home,
with their parents consent: Tho usc
) tobacco In or ncar tho school prem.
,ses 10 prohibited. Tho head rnastor OF
10 English high school. wherein arc
.,Sout i've hundred boys, didn believe
many OF tho boys smokod-an
opinion which greatly amused tho
kds when questioned out OF his hear.
ng. In making individual remonstran.
ces with the smokers. the master OF this
school had often learned that tho boys
were encouraged to smoke by their par.
ents. "Its q difficult matter to deal
with" he continued. "Many parents
reason rs does q much.csfccmed Judge
know. He was afraid his boy would
smoke whether forbid Ten or not; 20 no
prohibited the uso OF cigarettes, but fur.
nishod him with money TO buy good
cigars and told the boy to smoke. IL ut
oil, openly mt home. and not skulk be.
hind somebody's back fenre or at the
bottom OF some alley. Other fathers do
the samo thing, bccause they prefer the,
smoking TO tho bad company Il leads to
u forbidden at home"
Among the grammar school-masters
thorc was great difference Of opinion
as to the extent OF the evil. and there
was found corresponding difference
among the boys, according TO tho place
In which tho schools arc situated.
Information from tobacco-doalers
showed an immense trade among school.
boys. "But do you know" said .
Washington street dealer. "that nearly
half my trade In cigarcttes Is sdirectly OF
Indirectly among women and girlsy
Girls, soma of them In the high and
normal schools, ] know nre In the habit
OF tsking an occasional Whit. for tho
sake Of their nerves. 40 they say"
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25

t05!dscs to have his SgTs % siaaindlodP iIc
Is dishopest. and means to sell rotten
eggs. and grocers should avoid him rs
they would any other swlndlcr."
Just then an order came In for ono
dozen cases for the New York market.
and the Gambler was obliged to quit talk
Ing and so to work. Chicago 1ri1Sn&
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25

A clerk In an ominently respectable
house was instructed 70 prepare m ad-
vertisesnent and have Il inserted in the
newspapers. He prepared zone which
Rad; s.JIho pot soooped! We hold
four accs TO tho bob.tau d1sh Of any
other houss iu- town on dne tsblo-
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
THE coPIAH SIGNAL
to any address from now until the

10 any address romn until the
First Day of January, 1884,
THE EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICE OF
FORTY CENTS, CASH IN ADVANCE
This offer say-ha all Subscribers have the
paper forbe small OF forty CENTS We make this
subscriptions hoping to large number OF new
them regular subscribers our readers woud
kindly attention their neghbos to this announcement VT
shall esteem il q great favor
Signal recognized the Of the Democratic party in 'h
COUNTY leading citizens 1t will also en-
deavor to local paper, and od family Journal
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25

Raw starch, applied with . littio
wator. ss a paste. will tcncrally TO
move MI stains from bcd-t'ckipg. --CAI
,ago Ncscs.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25

Aaou,nxr In company Is generally
tho worst sort Of conversation. and IN
books tho worst Of reading.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-10-25
COMB IN AND SUBSCRIBED

consideration pending political campaign for the election O.
District beat officers and III order h
circulation cf tho paper, we will send
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-22
LOCAL NOTICES.
Buy crushed feed at Pstriek's mill.
CUT FLOWERS, corner Second and N addison.

Buy crushed feed at Patriek's mill.
CUT FLOWERS, corner Second and N adison.
NEW lot of gas fixtures at ]. A. Biiley's,
295 Second street.
PAINTERS white overSRits for 81 > st Hex
ter's, PA Main street. -. T. -.
NKw styles in large Pokss, Hats and Bon
nets, Just received, at NJ. Cruger's, $50 Main.
DEANS best Bio aud Java mixed coffee is
acknowledged by all vino have used it TO
be superior to all others.
BGEvERY color OF the Diamond Dyes is
perfect. See the samples Of the colored cloth
at the druggisls. Unsqusled for brilliancy.
If you want TO learn how 10 cut dresses
correctly without fitting, learn The new mode
of cutting. Address Miss Toohey, Appeal
office.
ELEcTo. THERAPEUTIC BATH, for treatment
OF all form nervous diseases, 265 Main,
corner West Court, Ladies from to IL
O'Clock am; gentlemen, 3 10 8 o'clock pm.
IL you want Awnings, Tentp, Mattresses,
Cots, have your furniture repaired, uphol-
stored or packed for shipment, call at II.
Gutenberg, 23l Second street.
Dr. BENsoN's Celery and Chamomile Pills
contain no opium, quinine, or other harmful
drug and are recommended for hesdache,
neuralgia and nervousness. Fifty cents, al
druggists.
To MAKE a good salad dressing in the
ordinary way good Condiments plenty Of
time and no little skill is essential. Durkee's
DRESSING supplies these requisites. All
grocers sell it.
AN adjourned meeting OF the stockholders
of the Memphis Abstract Company will be
held ut the company's Office, courthouse,
! Tusalav nnoruinU Anril 24th at 10 o,clnrE
TO adopt by-laws.
LADIES snd geBts, send your collars and
cuffs to the Memphis Steam Laundry, 224
! Second street. We guarantee fiaish equal to
new. Send sample lot. Lsce curtains q
specially. Calls and deliveries free.
GENTS spring suits beautifully cleaned,
or dyed navy tlas, dark green, brown or
black, positively fast, not to crock, at Mem-
/ phis Steam Dyeing Estabiish nsnt. Goods
received and returned By express.
B.A HoLLEEBERe. Proprietor.