The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-04-23

Lewis q Don are shipping quaint
ties of oats and potatoes.
Frank Roth, of Ionia, is now book
keeper for c. S. Williams.
Attention is called to the change
of Brown & Mahaney's ad.
County Treasurer Todd and family
returned from the east Saturday last
Miss Lizzie Goodhue has so far
recovered as to be able to get out
again.
If you want a good harness, 60 to
M. ]. Rich, the West Side harnes
maker.
The Bancroft Advertiser came to
hand last week, looking as bright as a
new dollar
Mrs. Rebecca Barker, Of West
Owosso, died very suddenly Saturday
of last week.
Special attention given to coloring
and repairing bangs,waves and switch.
es, at Miss M. f. Mullan's.
The Knights Templar will attend
Easter services at the Episcopal
church, at Io:45 a. m.
ID. L. Murphy, of Bancroft, was in
Owosso Tuesday. Dan has retired
from the firm of Murphy & Godfrey.
Young George Clutterbuck had a
narrow escape from drowning in the
river near the dam, Saturday of last
week.
Married by the Rev. Geo. H. Viii.
son April 22d, Mr.. Chas. Amos, of
Rush, and Frances Springer, of New
Haven.
E. V. Smith, ticket agent at the
Junction, reports the sale of large
number of tickets--travellers being
numerous.
The Bennington township Sunday
School association will hold its regu-
lar meeting May 9th in the church at
Bennington.
w. A. Woodland and G. E. Rigley
are in Chicago this week attending a
meeting of the furniture Manufactur-
ers association.
Business at the Owosso Bottling
w orks is booming. Mr.. Pray reports
large business along the line of the
L. & A. road.
This has been the warmest week
we ever remember to have seen in
April. The temperature being about
the june average.
County Lodge |. .. e.. I. will be
held at Morrice on Friday, May 2Ist.
A large attendance is expected and a
good time anticipated.
Those drums have arrived at Muir.
ray & Terbush's, and you can get one
very easily. We expect to have pien.
ty music (') for while.
Improving from day to day, that
sterling paper-the State Republican.
May it find many subscribers among
the people of Shiawassee county.
The City Bakery under the man
agement of Gouldsborough & Bon
nett has come rapidly to the front
and now is one of our popular bust
ness places.
Tuesday of next week is the day
appointed for the annual sheep shear
ing festival of the Shiawassee County
Wool Growers and Sheep Breeder S
Association, at the farm Of l.. w.
VanAlstyne, Vernon.
The "Dolls" will give a reception
at the M. E. chapel on Wednesday
of next week, from 6 to O'Clock.
You are invited to come and bring
your doll. Admission 10 cents,
children under IL, S cents.
C. S. Williams reports a booming
trade. Since the opening of spring
he has sold IS Whipple spring tooth
harrows, IS Oliver combination plows,
10 Jackson Wagons; and on Thursday
of this week, he sent out 8 grain
drills
DR.. J. c. Kennedy, originator Of
the new method treatment, and the
most successful living specialist, will
be at the Exchange Hotel, Owosso
Saturday and Sunday, April "a 5,where
he can be consulted free OF charge
The afflicted should not fail to see
him.
The Parish meeting will be held a
Episcopal church on Easter Monday
next. Vestry meeting will first be
called to transact unfinished bust
ness. The Vestry election will mex
take place for 1856. A meeting o
the Ladies' Guild is then requested
All members will please be present.
We ask each reader of this issue o
The TINES to read with great care
the discourse of Rev. Geo. Fl. Viii
son, "Prohibitionists Discussed" II
is an able production and presents