The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-04
Boating is in order now.


nishing goods.
The A. o. wv. lodge is increasin g in
membership.
Our University boys have returned to
their studies
Send us the election returns. in full, as
soon as possible
The first thunder storm of the season
OH All FOOLS Day.
Hear Comrade Parsoe at Opera Hall
tomorrow evening
OF course you will all remember and go
to the Phantom party.
The Knights of Labor continue TO grow.
IL were admitted Monday evening
Base ball days arc fast approaching and
Spaulding's guide will be in demand.
Rev. Z. E. Egbert is home from his
Ohio trip. He leaves again next week.
Wanted-a young lady IT, learn dress
making. Enquire of Mrs. A. e. Stanhope.
Frank Moffett, formerly of this city,
is now engaged with Paul Roth as clerk.
G. E. Densmorc, one of Ovid's progress.
sive young lawyers. made us pleasant
call Thursday afternoon.
The horses recently purchased by Dewey
IL Stewart were received Friday and added
TO their breeding list.
Henry Hall removed to his farm near
Ovid on Monday. Mr.. III. has made n
host of friends in Owosso this winter
Eugene Liger. formerly a composition IN
this office, is one of the publishers of the
Michigan Sportsman printed Mt Detroit.
e. o. Dewey has sold to Robert McFar-
land, of st. Johns. the yearing Jersey
bull Kathrlla's Yokum This animal is
choicely bred and very fine individually
Harry Osburn spent Sunday with his
parents in this city. He is at present
engaged with Edison, Moore & Co., of
Detroit.
i. B. Quackenl'ush Post, g. A. r., of
this city, now has muster roll of So,
with more soon to be mustered. Patriots
they. let their ranks be filled and their in
fuence grow.
1t is rumored that the r. G. Crane Post,
G. A. r., OF Henderson. may at an early
day. be consolidated with l.. b. Quacken-
bush Post of this city. Such a union
would be in the interests of the order
The contest for city officers waxeth
warm. Let us hope and so vote that men
may be elected who will carefully guard
the best interest Of the city, socially,
politically and financially. There ought
not to be doubt that good order, and the
enforcement of law is to be the result.
G.. A. Faas, of Lawrence, Kansas, is
in the city this week looking over her
manufacturing industries, facilities, etc.
Mr.. f. expects to soon complete arrange
ments to start a match factory at this
point-th'n which there is no better one
in the State
When a man is thoroughly competent to
manage his business and is ever honorable
in its conduct, we like to see him succeed.
That is just the kind of man G. E.
Thomas, who manages the eating house at
the Owosso Junction is. His fame as
landlord who always gives a man square
meal, is well known to the Michigan
travelling public. Union.
The Republicans of Bennington town.
ship have nominated the following excel
lent ticket: For Supervisor. Lemuel G..
Cooper, Clerk. f. G.. Morr,ce; Treasurer,
Jabez w. Hubbard; Justice Geo. d.
Palmer; Highway Commissioner, G., Hib.
bard; Drain Commissioner, b. b. Hardy;
School Inspector. John Il. Cooper; Con-
stables, F. G.. Morricc, j. w. Hubbard, j.
It. Cooper, and - Mcintyre.
The public will be pleased to learn that
Stever Bros and Charles s. Williams have
purchased the extensive business of the
late Arthur McHardy. and propose to push
to its fullest capacity the work so success.
fully began by him. The firm took
possession on Monday, and are already
engaged in taking orders, making con
tracts with manufacturers, and preparing
for lively summers business. The style
of the new firm is Stevcr Bros. 81 Williams,
and we predict they will make business as
lively on the corner Of Washington and
Main streets ms it has been in the past, and
that is saying great deal.
The old building, occupied as store by
Mr.. Burhans has been moved north into
street, and the Post Office building will
soon begin to assume proportions. The
new block on the ground floor is to be
used as an Office for the Express Co., the
Post Office and the news depot of Mr.
Holman. The third story by the Odd
Fellows, who have leased it for 10 years
We do not learn that the basement or the
rooms on the second floor are AS yet
engaged. On the completion OF the new
building. the firm of ID. Burhans & Co
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