The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-12-05


ing in favor,
The tax collector is abroad in the land
Some of our merchants have fine dis
plays in their show windows.
The A. o. U. W. social on Tuesday
evening, was fine success. A large
number of the members and their families
and their friends assembled and pleasant
time was had by all. The address of Dr.
Mccormick on the cart Of Living" was
full of thought, instruction, and deeply in
terested the audience. The DIR. showed
how easily one could carry insurance in
an Order like this, and that little saving
would enable anyone to so do. Rev. Geo.
III. Wilson followed in one of his happy
talks, and also urged the necessity of life
insurance. Master Workman Zimmerman
made brief address, and supper was then
served.
have few coal stoves that have ia
ken in exchange for furnaces etc., which
l will sell cheap. These stoves are nearly
as good as new. Don. fail to see them if
you want good bargain.
C. j. STUART.
Call at Paul ri. ROths and look over
his stock of Muffiers just received They
will be sure to please you.
The pork market has been lively this
week.
Mrs. c. II. Burnett, of Ypsilanti, is Wis
ting her daughter. Mrs. j. G. Johnson,
this week.
s. Il. Parkill and Chas TOwne were in
Owosso over Sunday.
The Boston Journal speaks thus of Miss
Nellie Brown, who is to appear here Tues
day evening, Dec. 10Th: "Miss Brown
fairly took the house by storm. She was
repeatedly recalled, and in one instance
was forced to respond to double encore.
Her selections embraced both grave and
gay, and all were. reclted with much taste
and discrimination as we'll as with clocu.
tionary skin. She recited q scene from
Shakespeare's Henry W. Her Letter. by
Bret Harte, Little Golden Hair Good
Night, Papa. The Charcoal Man, and
one or two other pieces"
Holman. in Postoffice block has an Gle
giant assortment Of Christmas cards.
DR.. G. A. Osborn was in Fenton on
Monday. and ON Tuesday did Detroit
What shall l get for Christmas pres
ent Why Muffier Where can l get
them? Why at Roth's, he has the largest
and INCEST line in town. Fact.
Do you want THE TINES for 1SS5.-To
Shiawxssse county subscribers who pay in
advance only $1.OO.
Holly is to have new Union depot.
Sometimes 4 fire brings about q needed
reform.
The result of the election in the Nation
gives Blaine 4,844, O61 votes, Cleveland
1855, $40, Butler 2O8, 553. st. John $50, 235.
Blaine's plurality 5,742.
Plenty of Owossoitcs of the fusion
school, are after the post-office. The ap-
plicants are oil good citizens, and We
guess any one of them would make good
post master. But he who wins must run
the gauntlet OF Republican Senate, and
we Opine that Mr.. Ball will be the post
master for the next three years.
Tie Circuit Court will open next Tues
day, at . o'clock a. m.
This is the time 10 plant your advertise.
ments for the holiday and winter trade.
First come first choice Of position.
The last annual message OF President
Arthur. and one of the ablest State papers
appears in this issue OF TIE TIMES; every
one should read it; further comments next
week
The editor of the THE TINES desires to
purchase one or two loads of good, well
cured cornstalks. Call at The TIMES of
flee.
The Ready Helpers social and tea par
ty at William Broads. on "Wednesday
evening, was largely attended.
The next regular meeting of L. ID. Camp
1. %. o. F., will occur on Monday evening
Dec. &. Candidates and comrades vii
please take notice.
Ezra Sponsors house in Parsalburg Wa'
totally destroyed with all its contents or
Tuesday evening, Nov. 25th. Insured II
Sun London Fire Insurance Co., repre-
sented by John Storrer at Owosso.
Attention is asked to tho Council pr
ceedings, relative to opening new streets
and to street lamps.
The sickness OF our foreman durin.
this week has very seriously disarranget
our iobbing department, but we are dom:
the best we can.
The funeral OF the late editor OF TN
Shjamassee Journal, Ward Ingcrsoll. &C
Cured on Sunday afternoon, at the Epis
copal church In Corunna, and was largely
attended, this office was represented D..
II. b. Dewey. The services were solemn
and impressive, and the sermon peculiarly
appropriate. We regret that space forbid
further notice.
I'm Saturday evening Mrs. Eve, wife o
Rev. r. Deireich. OF the Township o
Owosso. fell on Main street, near the Cath
Ollie church, and died soon after OF hear
disease, aged about fifty.fve years, He
funeral was attended from the M; Z
for many years resident of Shiswass
county, was generally known ana high'.
respected.