The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-01-18

Inere VIII De neiu on lnursuay evening,
January Gath, at the residence of Mr..
Thomas Sayles. West Owosso,, the first CT
series of socials, to be given by the
ladies of Christ church., to raise funds for
the purchase of an organ. The public are
most cordially invited.
The motion in the Scripps Mclean case
for new hearing has been denied by the
Supreme Court and the outrageous judg-
ment must be paid.
The Lansing Republican advises the
the people to stand by the Grand Army
of the Republic whose members once
stood by YOU" IT'S well, do it faithfully.
The latest from Washington indicates
that Hon. Sumner Howard will be APP
pointed Chief Justice of Utah. THE
TIMER hopes he may be. II there is a
man In America who knows how Ia deal
with the Mormons, as they ought to be
dealt with, that man /, Hon. Sumner
Howard
We invite the special attention of our
readers to the annual report of the Shia-
wassee Mutual Fire Insurance company,
published In another column. There is
no disputing these facts-that the Mutual
companies furnish the cheapest insurance
in the world, that they pay their losses as
promptly as any stock Co., they are well
managed, and ought to be patronized by
the public so far as property can be insured
in them under the law and their rules.
The First National Bank have secured
the services of Mr.. A. L. Nipple. late act
ing cashier of the Farmers National Bank
at Constantine, Mich, as book-keeper.
Mr.. w comes we'll recommded and APP
pears to be an active, efficient business
man. THE TIMES extends cordial wei.
come to Mr.. w. with the hope that he
may find his stay in Owosso. both pleas,
ant and profitable.
Mrs. Miranda, wife of Bro. james E.
Sloan. of Corunna Lodge, l. o. o. F.,
died on the 9Th inst, aged about 81 years
To the bereaved husband and children we
tender heartfelt sympathy, and trust they
will remember the words Of our Saviour who
said BLESSED are the dead who died in
the Lord"
Our subscribers should not fail to re
member that we will send any other pa
per or magazine published in the United
States at the publishers lowest rates, ant
1t is often that enough can be saved il
that way to more than pay the subscrip
ton TO THE TIMES, which is only 81
year, when paid strictly in advance, 4
subscribers who live in Shiawassee Co.
THE TIMES is under special obligation
to Mr.. Hamblin. ''our postmaster tina
was" for many favors that we shall &c
fail to remember with gratitude and re
ciprocate should opportunity offer. i
or out of public life Mr.. Hamblin d.
serves the gratitude of our people for tn
dignifed, obliging and efficient service
he has rendered this community as il
postmaster during the 10 years last pas
and all the public will ever ask of hi
successor is to be as good an officer q
Mr.. II. has been and If he is and we b.
Iieve he will be, the public when he sha
retire. be 1t sooner or later, will say with on
accord "well done. good and faithful sci
ant"
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Plat were In I'll
city some days during the past week.
Do not overlook the notice OF Mr.
Mary A. Livermore's lecture on the 2Stl
Remember that the Maple River Ten
perance meeting, advertised for last SUI
day, was postponed until next Sunday
10 o'clock. Address by Rev. N. \
Clark, Of Laingsburg.