The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-03-26
Register!

CASH gets gloves and mittens at
Brewers at cost.
Duff & Banister shout the praises
of "Big Bonanza" tea.
Miss Kittie Andrus started Wednes.
day evening for Denver.
A. M. Young-girl.-ten pounds
Saturday-father doing well.
Our prices ON job work are as low
as the lowest for good work.
Will Gould, state agent for the
Evening News was home over Sun.
day.
Ashley Pond, of Detroit, attorney
for the M. c. Il. X was in Owosso,
Monday.
Il. r. Bailey and wife spent the
fore part of the week visiting friends
at Saginaw.
Tickets. slips and all kinds of cleo.
ton printing done at this Office on
short notice.
c. w. Matthews has the frame
work for his new house in the fourth
ward nearly completed.
You will be pleased if you attend
the Junior exercises at opera hall this
evening. Admission IS cents.
Choice field peas for sale at Duff
& Banister's. Prices low. Entirely
free from worms and Canada thistles.
The Salvation Army meeting Mon
day evening was attended by large
crowd. Twenty converts were sworn
in as soldiers.
Now is the time to get your bar
gains in the picture line on corner Of
Main and Park streets, run by Car
michael & Parker.
Z. Scrague and Tene Waite have
formed partnership and will com
mence at once TO train and drive trot-
ting horses. These gentlemen need
no introduction to the public.
J. w. Thorn. formerly of Owosso,
where he was engaged in the hard
ware business and more recently
travelling for the Owosso Tool Com
pany, has accepted position with
Wayne Choate, administrator.-Sag-
NAV Courier.
Election in the various wards will
be held at the following places: First
ward, at G. ]. Stuart's ware rooms Oh
Mason street; second ward, at r. c.
Ellsworth's livery building on Ex-
change street; third ward at city hall
on Main street; fourth ward at c. w.
Matthew's building Oh Main street
Registration next week Saturday,
April 3, in the following places in the
several wards: First ward, at c. ].
Stuart's hardware store; second ward,
at Henry Woodlands furniture store;
third ward at engine house; fourth
ward at National hotel. Registration
hours from 8 a. m. until 8 p. m. See
to it that your name is on the list.
The Owosso stationary engine ers
association is getting shaped around
again after their loss by the fire last
fall. A branch has just been organ
lied at Flint-making five in the
state and steps are being taken to
hold a state gathering at which papers
on various subjects will be read.
Much good is being done by this or
ganization.
We are in receipt of the Poultry
World for March 1886, published by
H. H. Stoddard of Hartford, Connec-
ticut, at $3.50 year. This is THE
poultry magazine of the world, and
any one who has dozen fowls of any
grade or kind on his premises or in
yards will find The Poultry World
rich paying investment. We shall be
pleased to order. it for any one of our
patrons who are breeders of or inter-
ested in poultry.
State Republican: This season is
the fourth annual tour of Geo. c.
Min, who is booked for Bucks next
Tuesday evening 1t is safe to re-
gard him now as an established fact
in the field Of the legitimate drama.
Leaving the pulpit for the stage three
years ago, without the backing of
capital or experienced management,
he has by sheer force of will power,
and exhibition Of undoubted dramatic
talent, forced his way to the front.
1t is said that his present company
is the strongest he has yet travelled
with, and that he is paying special at
tention to the stage settings of his
pieces. In his repertoire are the
finest plays of the English language,
including Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello,
Romeo and Juliet, Richelieu, and
The Fools Revenge.
The end annual cattle sale at the
Agriculture college on Thursday was
largely attended by leading breeders