The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-16

Big reduction in wall paper and
window shades at Twins.
New Teas, 1886 crop, at F. II.
Banister's Wesener Block.
You will find the Kickapoo Indian
remedies at Parkill & Sons.
The Vernon Inter-Lake: Re-
port says that the ID. G.. & M. Ry. is
to build new passenger house at
Vernon. Well, we should say that one
is needed just little bit-or more
Roll Pond, late of Corunna evident
ly expects that conceit and taxes will
soon cause fearful mortality at Owos-
so and having an eye to business he
has moved his tombstone factory TO
that city.
The "Holbrook" shoe is the best
every pair warranted. Sold by ].
Collins.
Remember we make specially of
job work of all kinds. Our facilities
are of the best.
Gov. Alger requests that visitors
stay away from the camps at Brigh
ton on Sunday. There will be no
drilling or other exercises except Of a
devotional character.
Choice new teas at F. II. Banister's.
Every pound guaranteed. Wesner
Block.
The boy who spends his evenings
reading newspapers, the local news of
his own county, and the general news
Of the day. will certainly make bet
ter man than the one who spends his
evenings on the streets, or loahng at
places where the town gossip is
dished out In the most obscene and
vulgar language.
Come to this office when In want
of Job work. We can give you good
work at low figures.
The Fenton independents Owos.
SO citizens are getting carless-the
doctors, lawyers and printers are in
dulging in the deadly base ball con-
ficts. The doctors will be busy set
ting limbs, the lawyers will grow rich
over the quarrels that will arise and
get into the courts, and the printers
will get lots of items during the dull
season. Sort Of mutual benefit
association, as it were.
Special attention given TO clock
and watch repairing; prices and work
guaranteed. N. M. Pray jeweler. at
Brewers store, Washington street.
The Byron Herald: Harry Bad
zero has been the victim of warrant
in the hands of an officer for some
time charged with criminal assault
upon a young lady of the township
Of Burns. He was arraigned before
C. Gale, Esq, of Corunna, one day
last week, and when confronted by
the injured party the whole affair did
not amount to as much as Beecher's
paroxysmal kiss.
Many Of those who drive do not
understand that the law gives the
right of way to the pedestrian. A
man or woman in crossing street
at regular street crossing is not
Obliged to look out for the man driv
ing the team, but it is the contrary,
and many of oar readers should bear
this in mind.
The State Republican says: "The
Detoit, Lansing & Northern will run
special excursion trains to the State
encampment at Island Lake next
Sunday and these trains take passen-
gers direct to Island Lake.
Hon. David A. Wells closes his
series of papers in "'rhe Popular
Science Monthly, on can Economic
Study Of Mexico with an article in
the August number considering the
attitude which the United States
should take toward that country.
Having given us what is accepted by
the best informed as a generally
accurate and approximately complete
statement of the deplorable condition
of affairs which now exists in Mexico,
Mr.. Wells maintains that, being
partly responsible for this ourselves,
we should assume the role, henceforth
of the generous big brother, and &C
lively assist them in their strivings
after better things.
Miss Myrtle Broad and Miss
Phoebe Fairchild left yesterday morn
ing for a three weeks visit in Ohio.
Henderson.
Tohn Harshbarger's family held