The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25

Parker has an immense ran on 30 =.
Japan.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Osburn returned
home Saturday evening
Fix up your fences and look out for
your gate fastenings.
Choicest of the choice Formosi OoloDg
tea ut ii. w. Parkcr's.
Prof Seelyc reports u very large attend
ance at the schools this term.
B. ID. Hardy has had the bad luck to
lose valuable IIolstcin heifer.
Several of the prominent Owosso masons
went to st. Johns on the mail train last
Friday.
Barnum's Greatest Show OH Earth" is
TO he in East Saginaw on the 22d day of
August.
Remember the concert 10 be given by
the Ladies' Band of Fenton, mt Opera Hall
next Friday evening.
Mrs. |. III. Gould and daughter, Miss
Wednesday morning.
The gentlemen's supper was grand
success Everything passed off pleasantly.
The receipts were about $50.
WANTED.-A place to board by lady
and child, and on Sundays u gentlemen.
For particulars inquire of Dawes, Ilamb-
lin and Miller. 81
Sunday the wind was from the north
east Snow flew through the air from
time to time and the day was about as dis
agreeable as one often sees.
Decoration Day draweth nigh. THE
TIMES hopes il may be appropriately OBJ.
served in Owosso, and everywhere else
where there is n patriots grave to he dec
Grated.
Mr.. Al. Smith, of Durand, has for sale
about 90 bbls of seed potatoes, of the fol-
lowing varieties: white Star, Early Ohio
and Pride OF America" AL true TO name
and extra fine
Travel on the ID. 4 NJ railway is pick.
ing up. and there is every indication of a
good business season. The shipment OF
freight is. also. increasing, especially from
the Owosso station.
All of our citizens should remember the
concert 10 be given in Opera Hall next
Friday evening by the Young Ladies
Band OF Fcnton. This entertainment il
given under the auspices of the Senior
Glass Of the Owosso High School. and W,
trust they may be well patronized.
The st. Louis Leader says. "Miss Flor,
b. Spencer has accepted n position rs book
| keeper and cashier at Littetield's new
store. Miss Spencer has had much expe
rience in that line, and resigned position
as book.keepcr in the Owosso National
Bank when her people moved to st
Louis"
Mr.. A. l.. Sprinkle on account of poo
health has disposed of his interest in tn
grocery firm of Sprinkle & Richardson Il
Will A. Richardson, who has been clerk
ing for G. G. Duff for the past two years
and who beyond question is fine bushes
man. TIE TIMES wishes the new fir
unlimited prosperity
Charles Duffy. from Rouse Point, n. Y.
at one time conductor on the ID. III. & c
G. railroad, and who was known here a
Charles Davis, died Monday night at tn
residence of Mr.. Phillip Rogers in tn
township of Owosso. His remains wer
cmbalmed and placed in the receiving
vault at Oakhill cemetery. Mr. l.. Va,
Dusen, from some things the deceased
left, concluded that he was from tn
vicinity of Rouse Point, New York, ant
wrote to the Chief of Police there making
inquiries concerning the man, and yester
day received telegram that the man.
family resided there and would leave by
the evening train for Owosso TO claim tn,
remains, and for Mr. Van Dusen to hav,
the body placed in metallic caskc,. Thu
friends are expected here TODAY.