The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-04-16
Circuit court will convene. May sd.

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Cook, in Antrim, on Monday, April
10th, at one o'clock in the afternoon.
Saginaw board of Supervisors stands
8 Greenbackers, a Labor Union, IS
Republicans and "a Democrats.
A telegraph wire from Toledo to
Owosso, by way of the T. & A. r. r.
has ben put up, reaching the Owosso
office Saturday.
Mrs. Losch has obtained a judg-
ment for 5000 against the village of
st. Charles for injuries from defec-
tive sidewalk.
Rev. ]. Donnelly lectures Sunday
evening on "Queen Esther"
George Deveraux shipped pair Of
matched carriage horses to c. L. Ben
jamin, Saginaw City, Wednesday.
Price $3.50.
The editor was in Detroit on Tues
day, and found business lively with
every indication Of good spring
trade.
The new Council will hold its first
meeting next Monday evening.
We note that the advertisements to
contractors by the city Council in
East Saginaw for the building of the
bridge at the foot of Genesee street
requires that each builder shall de-
post certified check for sums Of
$500 and 81 900 with each bid. This
is equivalent to saying to the people
no poor man shall be allowed to put
in bid.
The cheapest and largest line of
wall paper west of Detroit will be
found at Loring & Sons.
Unclaimed letters for the week end
ing April 10. at the Owosso postoffice:
S. Beard, l.. H. Abbott, H. Slack,
Walter Stalker, Alexander Cartner.
Drop: Charles Stanlick, Miss Mary
E. Joy.
Drop in and see the display of
gasoline stoves at the hardware store
of Hopkins & Gould. They have
some beauties and will take pleasure
in showing you their advantages.
Read what Hartshorn. Nysewander
& &C. say about water works.
Paul M. Roth is to occupy the
store now used by Brown & Mahaney.
1t is to be entirely refitted and put
in first class shape.
Miss Eva Judevile, of Lansing, is
a guest of Miss Bertha Wesener.
Remember the sheep shearing at
Vernon, on the 27th. Those intend
ing to shear are requested to be ready
promptly at 9 o'clock.
For sale, one of the best business
chances in northern Michigan, adj
dress A. A. Watkins, P. NJ, Clarion,
CharlevoIx Co., Mich, or enquire of
S. f. Smith, Owosso.
Miss Kittle Houck, of Ionia, is
visiting Miss Lucy Lewis.
You doubtless noticed that smile
on the face of ID. r. Salisbury, Thurs
day. 1t was caused by the appear
ance of an eight and a half pound
son the night before.
Rev. ]. Donnelly, IS delivering a
series OF Sunday morning sermons, on
the Future Life. Last Sunday he dis.
cussed the question, If a Man Die
Shall He Live Again. Next Sunday
he speaks on the Resurrection.
Next week we shall place before
our readers the wonderful discourse
of Rev. Geo. H. Wilson, "Prohib-
itionists Discussed delivered in
the Congregational church, Owosso,
last Sunday evening. We have no
hesitation in saying that it was the
wisest presentation of the basis of
action on the part of men engaged in
the cause of total abstinence to which
we have ever listened. Extra copies
of The TINES containing this dis.
course will be on sale at Holman's
news rooms and at this office.
Howorth's six comedians are inn
mense; every one is show in him
self, and the comedy "Tbe two Dams"
is too funny for anything.--Troy, N.
Y, Press.
Saginaw Courier: Jacob Seligman
is now Negotiating for the purchase
OF some $4,000, 900 feet of white pine
located in township SO north, range
7 west, which with what he has will
make solid block, having, it is esti
mated, about 100000, 900 feet of
white pine. This is all 10 Chippewa
county.
Easter Sunday April a5th.
The meeting of the Maple River
Temperance Society, last Sunday was
we'll attended, and interesting.
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