The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-26

The "Holbrook" shoe is the best
every pair warranted. Sold by ]
Collins.
20 per cent off on all teas, at Ben
edict's-Beebe's old stand.
Business is lively at the junction
mornings with trains on all the road:
arriving and departing every few
minutes. Owosso is certainly one oil
the important railroad centers of the
State, and the facilities offered for
manufactures to ship goods in all
directions is excelled by none.
M. Wood & Co. are pushed with
orders.
w. T.. Chandler, of Pontiac. repre-
senting the PennMutual life insurance
company, has been working in the
interest Of his company in Owosso
during the week.
A present given away with every
40 cents worth of tea bought at Ben
edict's-Beebe's old stand.
Those in want of job printing are
requested to call at this Office and get
prices and see samples.
An increasing demand for their
pumps has forced Stever Bros. TO
build large addition to their place
of business, when completed the
building will be 3ox56 and they intend
to build large addition on the east
side for store house. Next year
this firm will make several different
kinds Of pumps, including an iron
one.
Unclaimed letters for the week
ending Nov. II, at the Owosso p. o.:
Miss Hattie Mortar, WILDER G. Perry,
Richard Nc Magerson, Cyrus Isham,
Mr. James Carly, Frediie Decker,
N. Baker, VIM. Brown. Drops:
Jacob Weidman, Jacob Rose, Capt
A. i. Bliss, ]. l.. Brown, Aaron
FINLEY, Nate FINLEY, Fred Humon.
Foreign: Victor Barrette.
Married by Rev. ]. Donnelly, Nov.
24,ISS6, at the Baptist parsonage,
Mr.. Eugene McGlockne and Miss
Irene Millerd. both of Owosso town.
ship.
Great lamp sale on Saturday, Nov.
81, at Observation-Disclosures old stand.
Mrs. VOORHEES, is building a large
tenement house just west Of the
Catholic church.
The T. & n. NJ. company have
built large stock yard near their
depot.
Ed. Hamblin was in the city the
first of the week.
The Gas Co. is piping Woodlands
factory for gas.
Miss Retta Hight left for her home
Monday afternoon, the best wishes of
a host of friends go with her.
Saturday was busy day for Owosso
people. From early morn till late in
the evening there were a great many
people on the street. Numberless
loads of produce of various kinds were
brought in and readily sold at the
highest market prices, Owosso is
gaining wide spread notoriety as a
first class market town.
The finest hanging lamps in the
city at Benedict 's-Beebe's old stand.
The T. & N. M. railway company
are putting the approaches to their
track through the city in good shape,
but there is still vast amount more
that needs 10 be done.
May Willard was arrested and
brought before Justice Taylor, on
Monday, and plead guilty to the
charge Of keeping house of ill fame,
and was promptly fined $50 ard costs
amounting to SIS 10.
Come and buy hanging lamp, on
Saturday. for S2.co at Benedict's-
Beebe's old stand.
No meeting of the council, Mon
day evening" quorum not present.
Miss Grace Taylor spent Thanks
giving at her home, in Ann Arbor.
Wednesday was the day set for the
examination of A. Bartram and Chas.
Smith, on charge Of stealing Epton's
clover seed. Barlram was out on bail
and failed to appear at the examlna
ton ard his bail, $500, was declared
forfeited. Wellington Clark, the
drover, is one Of the bondsmen. The
examination OF Smith was adjourned
after the evidence for the People had
been put in.
Something new in holiday goods
arriving daily, al Benedict s-Beebe's
Old stand.
Pros. Attorney Smith was at the
MADDEN farm, Monday, looking over
the scene OF the murder.