The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-02-20

ated.
Girl-Saturday-J. N. Miller's-
all are happy.
Secure your tickets at Holman's
for "Andersonville."
Democratic county convention al
Corunna 10 morrow.
Try "Strafford's" copying inks
for sale at Holmans.
There has been a famine in the
coal market this week.
Ex-Sherlff, Amy Kelso, has opened
saloon in Kalamazoo.
c. S. Dyer, U. S. Bank Examiner,
was in Owosso Wednesday.
Prosecuting Attorney Smith has
his hands full Of cases at present.
The Publishers Book Sale opens
at Dingman's to morrow morning.
The plan Of the proposed City
Hall can be seen at M. Keyte's har
ness shop.
The report that Mrs. J. F. Carson
is dead, is untrue. She is steadily
improving.
The prospects for wrestling match
between Detroit man and a resi-.
dent of this county are good.
1t seems impossible for people to
pass by without stopping to admire
Moore Bros. show case of photos.
The mercury has been away down
most all of the week, but we are get
Ting used to this kind of weather.
A slight fire at Woodlands factory
Monday afternoon, caused an alarm,
but the flames were quickly subdued.
The charter of the Corunna Ma
tional Bank expires the Ist of March.
A twenty years extension will be
granted.
You can now address him as DR..
Lasell w. Lyon. Lasell graduated
fro n the Rush Medical College on
Tuesday.
M. Wood & Co., are turning out
great many polo bats. They have
large order from Spaulding Bros,
of Chicago.
The roof Of Richardson Bros, store
eaved in Saturday night-caused by
abe weight Of snow. No serious dam
age was done.
Fred Clark has been teaching the
Grammar department Of the city
school this Week.-Mrs. Stewart being
on the sick list.
We again call the attention of Shia
wassee county teachers to the ad-
vantages of the Eastern Normal
School at Fenton.
Hon. Chas. Cossitt came home on
Tuesday evening to attend the Y. M.
p. A. dance. He returned to Lam
sing Thursday morning.
The acting dog, "Watch," will take
part in "Andersonville." He is re-
markable animal, and his work alone
is worth the price of the admission.
Next Tuesday evening there will
be a potato race at the Rink. Five
of Owosso's best skaters will contest
for prize of ten admission tickets.
The Detroit Times of Saturday
last was a Valentine number-all
printed in blue ink, and every article
made to read in rhyme. None OF
the Detroit dailies get ahead of The
Times.
The Grand Council Royal Tenn
plars of Temperance meets in Lam
sing next week. Owosso Council
will be represented by E. l.. Brewer,
H. H. Daniels and Geo. M. Dewey.
Vernon Council by H. w. Randolph.
The great war drama, "Anderson-
ville," will be played at Opera Hall
three nights next week in a manner
su, passing anything Of the kind ever
attempted in this city. T. N. Wilson
is known all over the land, and will
surely please his audience here.
Six weeks from next Monday the
city election will occur.-Gentlemeu
of the Common Council-suppose
before further action is taken on the
City Hall, you let the people pass on
the question at the polls. Ior Pep
eli, Hor Del in this land Of ours.
The Eastern Michigan Norma
School and Commercial College, al
Fenton, owing to its rapid growth
has secured the services of Prof. ]
M. Pile, Of Chicago; one of the mos
eminent normal workers in the West
and this popular institution is now IL
very flourishing condition.-Flush
ing Observer.
Would it not be wise for the tax