The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-14
Sunday was a beautiful day.
ing decisive from New York.

hSihchiper tndI HE ZINES 0f1lce Is th(
place. to get your job printing well done al
bottom prices.
Three coal stoves for sale very cheap
by the Estey Mfg, Co.
Miss Elsie Collier is visiting friends in
Cleveland.
Geo. f. Robinson returned on Tuesday
from his trip to Eaton county.
For fine neckwear go the new clothing
house of Murray & Terbush.
One week from next Thursday Is
Thanksgiving day. Who will send THE
TIMES a fine gobbler Z?
The latest places the Legislature of
Michigan in Republican hands. House,
80 to AS Senate 10 to 10.
Our %co-tempories arc all mistaken-Mr.
Courier, Republican, is elected Governor
of New Hampshire by the people.
See next issue of The TIMES for the
opening chapters of Love or Money or a
Perilous Secret. An interesting serial by
Reade.
Rev. Donnelly will speak Sunday even.
ing to young men on the following sub.
ject, "Joseph, the model business young
man."
Married by Rev. j. Donnelly, Noy.
18th, at his residence in this city, Mr.. w.
d. Rowley and Miss Permelia Reed, both
of this city
The population Of Owosso WAS increased
by two Monday morning, Mrs. M. Rourk,
of West Owosso, presenting her husband
with a son and daughter.
A farmer living in Venice, Shia-
wassse county, was robbed of $40, and a
check for $50. by some tramps about Sagi-
nav, on wednesday afternoon.
For SALE. -Four or five fine Rose
Comb Brown Leghorn cockrells. If ap.
piled for soon they will be sold very cheap.
Call on the editor of The TIMES.
The Ready Helpers will give a tea party
next Friday evening, Nov. 21st, at Mr..
William Broad's. Supper served from
five to nine. Admission % cents.
A child of Augustus Amos. who lives
north OF King ST.. Oh Washington, died of
diphtheria or Thursday. And there are
two more cases in the same family. Too
much care cannot be exercised to prevent
its spreading.
This issue OF THE TINES completes the
third year since We purchased the property.
Each and every week THE TIMES has
been promptly issued, ard we have no
cause to complain of the patronage of the
office during the time. Now we wish
to settle UP all the business Of the office,
and must insist upon the prompt payment
of all bills due us that we may pay all out.
standing bills Immediately.
The members of the Shiawassee county
Teachers Association have elected the
following officers: f. M. Plunkett, of
Vernon, President; j. G.. Monroe. of Per.
~, Vice-President Ada Curtis, of Owosso,
Secretary; Meta Gould, of Owoosso,
llCaouiCl' ThSoOtlutlOH ii uOlU1 II
good work and should be cordially en-
dorsed by all friends of the public schools
Mr.. Brown General Superintendent, Mr..
Miller, Asst. General Superintendent, Mr..
Vaughn, Superintendent Saginaw division,
j. W. Hawks, Chief Engineer, and ii. G..
W. Cawdry, Superintendent of Building,
of the M. G. r. r. Company, were in
Owosso on Friday of last week. The
TIMES is advised that as a result of their
visit some important changes will soon be
made in the yard at the Central depot, and
a side track laid to the Bending Works.
The changes made in the Lansing House
at Lansing, by MIR. Aberle since he pur-
chased the property, arc surprising, and
the House is now one of the finest in the
State, as an incentive for the best patron.
age he has now placed the dining room
under the charge of W. III. Dewey the
Justly celebrated Detroit caterer.
The Masonic funeral Of Sir Knight w.
II. Niver of Chesaning, a member of Cor
unn ~Commandery, was held on Tuesday.
About forty of the Sir Knights from Owes
so and Corunna, under Eminent Command.
err Thomas Nelan, accompanied by the X.
II. Band of Owosso, went down on the
ten o'clock train to join in the ceremonies,
and consign to his last resting place, the
mortal remains of their deceased brother.
Lucius E. Gould, of the Bancroft Ad.
v%ertiser, came to Owosso to vote.
Mr.. Swayze has just received from the
Chicago & Alton II. r. Co., two elegantly
msuntcd maps Of the States and Terri
tories, showing the meridians at which
are fixed the standard time of the several
divisions. These maps are said to be geo
practically correct, and the execution OF
them would be hard TO beat. We uner.
stand that similar maps adord the walls al
the Junction and at ID. G.. II. & M, depots.
Wherever they are they are beauties.