The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-03-14

y one year for $s.3o.
.. House and lot for sale, corner
T. Saginaw and Exchange streets. F,
lie terms apply to ]. C. Williams. /,
4 Recently the Estey Manufacturir
Co., sent car load of furniture
r Spokan Falls. Washington terri,or
Il The car went via Durand to Chicae,
r over the G. & G. r. and thence vi
s Northern Pacific.
The finest job printing at the low
! est prices at The TINES Job rooms.
t The Howard City Record is no,
published semi weekly, on Wednes
days and Saturdays. 1t is bright
newsy sheet, filled with live matter
ana deserves very liberal patron
age.
The Byron Union School will give
pleasing entertainment on Wednes.
day evening Of next week.
A call for Citizens Law and Or.
der Meeting, looking to the forma
ton of citizens league to enforce
the provisions of the liquor laws of
the State, signed by the leading men
OF all parties in the city, is printed in
the Lansing Telegram. The meeting
is to be held tonight at the M. f.
church.
Mondays Lansing Telegram says:
"Rev. I. S. Leonard, of Owosso. &C.
cupied the pulpit of the Baptist
church yesterday.
The Frankfort Express is working
with will to forward the interests of
the =. A. A. & N railroad, in the effort
TO push it onward to. that beautiful
village
The Lansing Republican says:
1.-The painting, papering and decorat-
ing OF the Lansing House Office was
completed on Monday, and there is
not pre'tier Office and dining room
10 be found in any hotel in Michigan.
MIR. Abere is doing his part toward
first class house and Cur
citizens should show their apprec;a.
ion Of i. in substantial manner"
AT the meeting of the Ohio, Mich.
gan & Indiana fair circuit on March
2, fair dates were fixed as follows
ohio state fair, Sept. to S; ,ri-state
air, Sept. 8 to IS; Michigan state fair,
'ept. IS to 70; northern Indiana and
outhern Michigan fair, Sept. a2 to 26;
indiana state fair, Sept. 90 to Oct. a.
northeastern Indiana was dropped ,
,om the circuit. ]
The barn and ice house of George
lughes were entirely destroyed by
re this morning about four O'Clock. :
he fire originated from ashes that g
ere thrown out near the ice house. c
:. L. Guile lost his boat and hunting
'eratus and sundry other things q
ored there, to the value of about +
q
100. Mr.. Fl. lost his refrigerator n
I'd some other valuables worth some ?
100, and probably some $500 or 5000
the barn and ice house. No In n n
rance. $,
List of letters advertised for week N
ding March 9Th, 1884. William "
uart, Miss Hattie Weston, Jennie in
lyne, Micheal Langan, Mrs. Mary S
'lman, Royal Knight. 81
Drop letter: ]. d. Sherman. For an an
IN; George & Henry Burton. Ii Ii
George Devereaux has moved back 7,
Owosso, and it is presumed. that
will engage once again in the U %r
cry business bere. de
FRI
The trial before Justice Taylor on in in
ursday, of William Curtis, Jr., r re,
aries Thayer and George Walter, ca1
'rged with disturbing religious ri
citing, by rude and disorderlv con. fol
It, resulted in their conviction by ~!
iry. The court fined them Sc S nc,
h and costs, taxed at 1888, which IA IA
y paid and were discharged. 0s
drs. G. W. Hurter is entertaining mig
nds from abroad this week. fri
thr
voy
Thousands Say SO. the