The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-09-03
School begins next Monday.


Of Quackenbush Post.
Buy your school books and school
supplies of &. w. Loring q Son.
Hon. G. Y. Osburn, Of Marquette,
has been in Owosso during the week.
Eb. Gould, of Detroit, has been
shaking hands with Owossoites this
week.
1t is expected that the Knight Tenn
plar party to st. Louis, Mo-. will
number about 100.
Moore Bros. are selling a large
number of the different views taken
during the Reunion.
Lewis & Son have the celebrated
Dieh! Mediterranean seed wheat for
sale at SI,2S per bushel.
Jerome Turner won the free for all
race at Mavsville, KY, on the 10Th
ult. Best time, a.IoI4.
The persons who took the bicycle
from the shop of Dave Dwight are
requested to return the same.
S. E. Parkill attended meeting of
the executive committee of the State
Pharmaceutical Association, at Grand
Rapids, Wednesday.
Ladies, if you want a good fitting,
good looking, fine kid shoe call and
examine the "Holbrook" at J. Col
lin S.
Every farmer in Shiawassee county
has something worthy to be exhibited
at the county fair. Be on hand and
help make big shcw.
Smokers: IF you want to know
whether G.. c. Duff means anything
by his Cigar AID, just step into his
store and look into his cigar case and
0OeeP.
Those interested in looking up the
new Course of Study, adopted by the
School Board, will find the circular
announcement at Holman's,. postoffice
block.
Miss Nellie Parker, who wac some
time in school at Grand Rapids, and
has since been visiting Miss Stewart,
at Fremont, returned home on We'd
nesday.
The editor of THE TINES was at
Kalamazoo on Wednesday. The peo-
pie there are wide awake and will
give Luce, Burrows & Co. an old
time 1000 majority in November.
Mrs. Emily B., relict of the late
Cortes Pond, died at her home in
Corunna on Wednesday, aged about
62 years. She was an old resident Of
the county and was known by large
number of people.
For 50 cents we will send the De.
troit Weekly Tribune and The TINES
until Jan'y Ist, 1887. Or for 40
cents we will send the two papers for
three months. This offer is good
until September 80.
H. P. Ockerman will sell at auction
at his farm, one and half miles north
of Burton, on Thursday of next week,
at 10 a. M, pair of work horses,
three COWS, thirteen sheep, two sets
of harness, quantity of hay, num-
Der of farm implements, etc. Usual
terms.
Go to the blacksmith shop of Dave
Dwight for blacksmith work.--repair-
ing Of all kinds, etc. A sufficient
force of men is kept to do all work
promptly, and the prices are as low
as the lowest. Dave treats all patrons
alike and is always ready to accommo
date you.
A joint meeting of the Baptist
Sunday School Institute and Woman's
Missionary Society of the Shiawassee
Baptist association, was held at Ovid
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. A long program was arranged
and carried ton which we no.
ticed quite a number of Owossoites.
To which business college will we
send the young man? is an important
question among parents at the present
time. We answer: The Grand Rapids
Business College. 1t is not excelled
for thorougbness by any similar insti
tuition in the country. Address, c.
G.. Swensberg, proprietor, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
We notice that the people Of Flush
ing and vicinity are working for an
extension of the F. & r. M. railroad
to that village. This is matter of
interest to our people and should
have proper attention. Such branch
should be extended to Owosso, If
built, and we doubt not would be il
proper efforts were made by our citi-
Zens.
Every Odd Fellow in Shiwassee
county desiring tickets for himself or