The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-04-02

Miss Eta French passed Sunday
with friends in Ovid.
Parker is giving away good hand
saws. Call and see how.
We understand Dibble & Parsons
have decided to remain in Corunna.
A. X. Whitney-the Exchange st.
barber reports that he is working up
good trade.
New line Opaque and Holland
window curtains just received at
Twins
Harry Knapp has commenced work
on a new house on north Washington
street.
AL. Cute was defeated by McTag-
CART in the wrestling match at st.
Johns, Saturday.
A. c Gilman, an employee at the
pump works, will build house just
south Of the factory.
We hear of number of outside
parties who are coming to hear JOS
eph Cook Saturday night.
About forty.hve Owosso young
people went to Ovid, Monday evening
to attend the entertainment given by
the Ovid young folks.
The West Side Board Of Trade"
held an important session at the store
of M. Fl. Ridley, Saturday afternoon.
Some big ideals were made.
THE TINES office will be open, if
business demands it, for printing
election tickets and slips until IL
o'clock on Saturday evening.
Alvah Hutchins, an employee at
the Estey factory during the winter,
left tor Detroit Wednesday, where he
expects to secure desirable position.
The cleaning up season is at hand
and it is to be hoped that the rubbish,
ash heaps, ETC., that now ornament(?)
our streets will be removed at an
early day.
The New York Sun says that Sen
ator Blair, of New Hampshire, is in
his seat more regularly than any
other Senator. Well, Mr.. Blair all
his life has been model man.
The annual sheep shearing festival
of the Shiawassee county wool grow
ers' and sheep breeders association
will be held on Tuesday, April 27, at
the farm of l.. w. VanAlstyne. Yer
non.
Advertised letters for week ending
March ~, 1886: Mrs. Della Getten,
Mr. Dates Dawson (3), Mrs George A
Hall, H G Hoyt, Arthur Bertrack,
Jerome Smith, Mrs Alvin c Smith,
Mrs M H Yanson. Foreign:-Mr
John Small.
We note with congratulations the
success Of the people of Ovid in their
efforts to secure good depot. The
order to build one like that at Gaines
has gone forth, and in due time will
be executed to the great satisfaction
of the Ovidites, and for the accom-
mediation of the patrons of the road.
An ornament to the city and last
ing monument to the administration
of D. M. Estey, is the factory of the
Owosso Tool Co. A visit to this in
stitution revealed to a TINES man
large force of men busily at work
preparing for the rush of the next
two months, which promises to be a
big one.
See what DR.. Hill, ex president of
Harvard University says of Cook:
These lectures are crowded so full Of
knowledge, of thought, of argument,
illumined with such passages of elo.
quence and power, spiced so frequent
ly with deep-cutting though good
natured irony, that could make no
abstract from them, without utterly
mutilating them.
THE TIMES desires that its cores.
pondents, or some other friend, in
each of the townships and wards in
Shiawassee county should mail to us
the actual vote of his township tr
ward for each and every person who
receives vote-wilh the name care.
fully written-no later than Wednes-
day morning, SO that we may be able
to give the same TO the public in our
paper Of the 9th.
The Republicans of Caledonia
have nominated the following ticket:
Supervisor, William Parker; clerk,
Duane c. Cooper; treasurer, Eugene
d. Varderkarr: justice of the peace,
Jared G. Thomas; highway commits
sioner, Cad B. Pelton; drain commits
sioner, Alfred Taphouse; school in
spector, John +. Bilhiner; constables,
Charles Derr, Edwin j. Amending
err, Charles Raymond, Frank Beach.
Plenty of good men on that ticket.
Flint Globe. "The Fenton indie