The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-09

Of Percy Edwards.
Big reduction in wall paper and
window shades at Twins.
New Teas, 1886 crop, at F. H.
Banister's Wesener Block.
The presents that the Kickapoos
gave away pleased everybody.
From Owosso to Mt. ~Pleasant-63
miles on the T. & N. M. road.
There are a number Of sidewalks
in the city which need repairing.
Fred Languerwisch was home from
Luther, Glare county, 10 celebrate
the 4th.
A refrigerator car for carrying pro-
duce is run on the L. & N. M. road
every Friday,
The Indians have new arrivals
Broken Bone and Half Moon-go
and see them dance.
Banister has enjoyed a fine grocery
trade since the day of his opening.
His goods are all new fresh, and of
the best quality.
Saginaw Herald speaking of the
celebration at Oakley says: "a jolly
good time was had and the attend
ance was large"
Will the State Republican please
take notice that the "College invinci.
bles" have been twice defeated by
the Owosso base ball club.
Special attention given to clock
and watch repairing; prices and work
guaranteed. N. M. Pray jeweler. at
Brewers store, Washington street.
Wait for the greatest musical event
of the season, Nine. Camilla Urso,
and her grand concert company, at
the opera house, Friday, July I6.
T. Waite has gone to Fenton to
train horses, and has, we understand,
a first class opening. He is a good
driver ard our hope is that he may
have abundant
Last Sunday Rev. B. F. Matrau
preached his farewell sermon at Sag
inaw City prior to his departure for
Wyoming Territory and Pacific coast.
He expects to remain until about
October first.
The ladies Of the w. r. c. will
give a lawn social a" the residence of
William Richardson on Tuesday eve
ming of next week, July Is. We are
in need of money for suffering ones
in this city. Every n come.
Unclaimed letters for the week
ending July 3, at the Owosso post
Office: DIR. Hessington, Mrs. Flora
Winwin Muck, Mrs. Fannie Walton,
r. Williams, D. c: Williams, Miss
Bell Wilson, jessie Rattan, Geo.
Bartholomew. Foreign; Fred Clark.
Drop: Frank Holmes.
The second entertainment of the
Peoples Popular Star Course will be
given at the opera house Friday,
July I6, by Nine. Camilla Urso, the
eminent violin virtuoso, assisted by a
first class company of artists, in
grand concert. Nine. Urso's pre-
vious visit is still remembered here
with pleasure, and we predict a hearty
welcome for her at her second en-.
tertainmen nj
Joseph Griffith, whose arrest for
selling clocks without obtaining a city
license we noted last week, was tried
before Justice Taylor, convicted and
fined SIS and SIa costs, which he
paid and was discharged. Edwin
Harmon, whose conviction and APP
peal was also noticed, paid up and
departed from the city. 1t is safe to
say that licenses will be hereafter OBJ
tanned by travelling statesmen.
The, third game in the series be
tween the Agricultural College club
and the Owosso club was played at
Corunna on Saturday and resulted in
the second victory for the Owosso
boys by a score of 9 to s. The play.
ing was close and exciting, but by
hard hitting the game was finally won
by the club from this city The Col.
lege battery was materially strength
ened by the addition of Dayton, the
old catcher of the Fowlerville nine
The ladies of the home and foreign
missionary societies of the M. f
church of Owosso and surrounding
towns will hold an all day meeting a,
the Methodist church in Owosso
Tuesday July IS. A full and interes.
ting program has been prepared and
the public are cordially invited to
attend. Articles from foreign land!
will be on exhibition. Among other,
from India, a few made by one of the
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