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


w. l.. Sullivan was at Lansing
Wednesday.
Examinations in the schools have
been in progress this week.
]. c. Dingman left for Aberdeen,
Dakota, Wednesday morning.
Junior exercises at opera hall this,
Friday, evening Admission IS cents.
H. w. Parker's grocery trade with
the Corunna coal miners is increas-
ing.
Albert Todd has been obliged to
postpone his eastern trip on account
of sickness.
E. A. Todd, ST., left on Monday
for Mexico, to look alter his mining
interests there.
The Central house, West Side,
under the management Of VIM. Green,
is doing good business.
VIM. Beardsley, of Oakley, has sold
to Howell parties two year old
Byerly Abdallah colt for $500.
The boys on the Michigan Central
we're made happy on Monday by the
regular monthly appearance of the
pay car.
Prof. Carman and Miss Crippen
will spend the vacation week at their
homes in Ann Arbor Miss Stewart
will 60 to Fremont
A jury to determine the necessity
of opening Ridge and Stewart streets,
was drawn before justice Taylor on
Wednesday morning
We learn that alderman Lewis is a
candidate for city treasurer and we
wish he may be elected by unan.
imous vote. He deserves it.
Election tickets and slips for any
party or no party; or for any person,
printed on short notice and at very
reasonable prices at this Office.
Henry Woodland will erect dwell.
house on Michigan avenue just south
of Warren Woodlands this season.
Robbins and Charlton have the con-
tract.
M. r. Peck LETT Saturday night for
Chicago to take place with Mead &
Perry, jobbers for The American
Watch Co. He has secured a very
desirable position.
Archie Palmer agent for the Even
ing Journal is deserving of credit for
the faithful manner in which his sub.
scribers are given the paper each
evening. Try the paper, 10 cents
per week.
Hartshorn, Nysewander & Co.,
closed contract Wednesday for 100
of their chain pumps with firm in
st. Johns. On Saturday last the first
iron pump was turned out at their
factory.
DR.. +. B. Galbraith, of Pontiac, re-
ports the sale to Big Rapids parties
of his stallion St. 10, full brother to
Cora Bell 2:ao ID, by 10 Gavin,
price about $4,000. The DIR. still
has Edmore, full brother to Jerome
Eddy.
The nth bulletin issued by the
Agricultural College is on making a
lawn. The various grass seeds used
are carefully Analysed and directions
given for improving the soil. 1t is a
very timely and an exceedingly inter-
esting article.
The social was given by Star Ct
Hope lodge, No. 76, Daughters OF
Rebekab, at Odd Fellows hall. in
aid of the Colfax monument fund, on
Tuesday evening. There was a
large attendance, and the receipts az
gregated nearly S34.
The soliciting committee to raise
the money Cor the Soldiers Reunion,
have reported to Commander Wiley
that the amount is nearly all pledged
and meeting of the executive com.
rnittee of the association will be held
here April 7, to complete arrange
ments and fix dates
The shoe factory of G. w. Marvin,
is one Of the young and growing IN
dustries of our busy city. A visit to
il revealed force of men busy max
ing boots and shoes-strictly hand
made-tbe best material being used
and all work being done in com
plete and. careful manner.
We shall be both surprised and
d;sanno;nted IL at the close OF the
season. the ''charmed circle" is mo-
Increased by several horses through
the efforts of Mr.. +. l.. Fitch, whe
has under his management at presen,
sixteen trotting bred horses, and
viii shortly have more. Among The
number are several that are certain &c
totrot fast. AS lot their breeding is
w ~ of then hei IND