The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-03-13

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c. ID. Stewart is in Chicago this
week on business.
Miss Tillie Laubengayer is visiting
friends at Saginaw.
S. S. Olds, of Lansing, was in
Owosso on Saturday.
Next Tuesday will be "St. Patrick S
day in the morning"
Rock Bottom shoe at d. Burhans
q Co. See them, $3.50.
See bargains in scrap albums at
Holman's, in p. 0. Block.
E. r. Hutchins left on Saturday
for business trip to Chicago.
See the announcement that Bur-
hans & Co. make of their shoes.
Rev. Waterman, of Ovid, was the
guest of Rev. Wilson, Tuesday,
VIM. Mason, at West Owosso is
putting up immense quantities of
hay.
The brick and stone for the new
city hall are being drawn to the
grounds.
Bigelow & Bigelow explain about
the "New Era" this week in our ad-
vertising columns.
DIR. Lasell Lyon is prospecting at
Port Sanilac this week. He will
probably locate there.
Mr.. Frank Theirs, of Hastings,
made the family of we editor a pleas
ant call on Thursday.
Stanley E Parkill stopped on his
way to New Orleans on Tuesday and
visited the Mammoth Cave.
c. E. shattuck has been danger
ously ill for several days with pneu-
monia, but is now improving.
Warren Woodward and Lawrence
Hamblin are now representing their
respective firms as commercial agents.
The Emery, So. 90 shoe is the best
shoe for the money in the market.
Every pair warranted. d. Burhans
& Co.
Owosso's popular merchant tailor,
p. M. Roth, has received his spring
goods. Note his new ad. in this
issue.
If only small part Of the building
is done that is being talked of, Owes
so will have a larger boom than last
year.
Geo. H. Morgan, of Grand Rapids,
was in Owosso Monday, and the re.
suit of his trip is told in our stock
notes.
The Junior exhibition for which
the most thorough preparations are
being made, will be held Friday,
March At.
No "comps"-no reporter-no re-
port of wrestling match-Shcllen-
berger threw Burton twice out Of
three times.
Mrs. Hiram Lewis has been quite
sick for a week past with erysipelas
caused by running silver under ;
finger nail.
Patronize THE TINES job room
and you will be assured of satisfac
ton in all kinds of work, and in til.
prices charged.
Rev. Donnelly's lecture Wednes
day evening on "Rambles in ant
about London" was listened to by ar
appreciative audience.
We hear that the Bohemian GA
swindlers have struck New Haven
; Give them a wide berth, they are un
worthy of public confidence.
Forty. eight car loads of logs anC
: lumber were shipped from Ashle
this week on the Il. & A. The lun
: Der goes to Chicago, Grand Have
and Fort Gratiot.
Those of our readers who wish (
read Rev. Walton's reply to Bot
Ingersoll, can do so by purchasing
copy Of Tuesdays Detroit Post. Th
article filled nine columns.
Mr.. Fred Briggs, the successor {
Mr.. Swayze, at the M. c. R. +
. depot, is an active, intelligent, genis
| gentleman, and we doubt not will Fl
to the satisfaction of the public tn
$ position to which he has been ar
l pointed.
t Fred. Gothke will sell at auction {
the farm of M. Osburn, on Tuesday
March "a, at ten a. M, one span wor
horses, one Wood reaper, two lumbe
! ! wagons, double buggy, two new mile
COWS, etc.
h Burglars effected an entrance {
{ the 90 cent shoe store on Tuesda
. night and stole about $3.50 worth {
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