The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-11

Calico eggs
Easter next Sunday
This is Good Friday.
Plant tree on Arbor day.
Kohler's benefit next Wednesday eve
ming
Hon. Josiah Turner came home Tuesday
evening.
II. G. Van Dnsen. Of Elsie, was in the
city Tuesday.
II. w. Randolph, of Vernon, was in
Owosso Thursday.
Greenback county convention to NOR.
row, the 18th inst.
IL. w. Parker was on the sick list sew
eral days last week.
Palm Sunday was as beautiful spring
day as one could wish TO see.
A. III. Heron, State agent of the Post
and Tribune, was in the city Friday last.
We return thanks to Lansing Patten for
box of choice candies-just such as he
is constantly making.
The editor of THE TIMES wishes to pur-
chase good new mich COW. Any per.
son having one for sale is requested to call
at this Office.
Z. V. Smith during the first nine days
In April sold II tickets to northwest Min.
nesota and Dakota, and one to Washing
ton territory.
| A. II. Crittenden, representing the De-
troit Times, was in Owosso Monday taking
canvass for President, Vice President
and Governor.
p. M. Rowell has sold to Thomas
Savage, Spring Lake, Mich, the two year
old stallion Lo Rowell. Sire, Byerly Alb
dallah; dam, Kit Rowell.
David M. Estey was the REPUBLICAN
candidate for Mayor, and is live Repub-
lican, but like most other Republicans he
is total abstinence man.
The catalogue of Dewey & Stewart,
printed at this office, is the subject of a
large number of complimentary notices
from the papers throughout the State.
While playing base ball at Shaftsburg
on Monday, w. Blake was struck in the
eye by the ball and seriously hurt. 1t is
thought he may loose the eye as the result.
The dwelling house of Mr.. J. Ordway,
in Shaftsbrrg, was destroyed by fire on
Monday. Only part of the household
goods were saved Cause of the fire a
defective chimney.
K. l.. Brewers first four sales Wednes-
day morning. amounting to about $50,
were made to persons living in Morrice,
Corunna, Lansing and Elsic-the one from
Elsie coming down on the new road.
Last Sunday the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper was observed at the Con-
gregational church. Two persons were
baptised and three added TO the member
ship.
The Republicans of Caledonia elected
as delegates TO the county convention,
Messrs. Archibald Robertson, f. Hawkins,
H. Bgelow, j. s. Thompson, c. Mead
and VIM. Human.
The Bath correspondent of the Green
hacker pays Ben. Colvin the following
lef. hand compliment "the straight Green.
back vote this year was II; last year 3d.
This is the result of the Ben. Colvin
policy, rule or ruin"
The Republican township committee in
Rush is Messrs. A. b. Crane, Geo. w.
Detwiler and f. p. Bliss. The delegates
to the Republican county convention are
M. Bignal, E. Z. Bunting, A. b. Crane,
G. w. Essig add j. M. Pierce.
The attention of business men is called
to the fact that the law requires all dis
solutions Of partnership, and also all new
partnerships formed, to be advertised in a
newspaper. (See Howels annotated
statutes, p. s22 par. 1856 and par. 1880
1t is proposed to hold celebration of
the Goth day of April by a union of the
lodges of Odd Fellows located at Owosso,
Burton, Ovid, st. Johns and perhaps
others, at Ovid. That they will have a
good time can scarcely be doubted.
The Flushing Observer observes tina,
Last week The (Owosso) TIMES com
menced its third year. and takes occasion
to renew its fidelity to the interests OF
Owosso, Shiawassee county, and the Re-
publican party. TnE TIMES is an ex
cellent county paper and enjoys hand
some patronage"
In Shiawassee county the Republican.
have carried ten of the 16 townships and
the city of Owosso. The Democrats and
Grecnbackers have carried 6 townships
and the city of Corunna, The Board Of
Supervisors, conceding to the opposition
all three in Corunna-two of whom were
on the Republican ticket, stands ~ Re
| publicans 10 10 oppositiOn