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


New lie of "Key West" cigars, at
Holman's
The "Holbrook" shoe is the best.
Sold by Collins.
Master Harry Daniels is better
after long run Of lung trouble.
]. c. Stowell. editor Of the Genesee
Tribune, Flint, was in O~osso, Satur-
day last
Will McCurdy is slowly improving
and hopes TO be able TO get around
before long.
FOR CASH, Brewer will close out
knit boots, wool and felt boots and
socks at cost.
A new industry has been establish
ed on the West Side. For particulars
enquire of Geo. Thorn.
A. B Pray has purchased the in
terest Il w l.. Sullivan in the firm Of
Sullivan, Radford & Co.
T. d. Dewey attended a meeting of
the State Board of Agriculture on
Wednesday and the sale of cattle yes
terday.
Carmichael & Parker are now run
ming the phoro car formerly used by
E. Durham on corner Of Main and
Park streets.
A. c. Gilman, an employee at the
pump works cut his right knee IN a
painful manner Wednesday morning.
Drs, Knapp attended him.
We notice that the Bailey Manu-
featuring Co. have just put fire
proof safe in their office, which is a
beauty and an ornament 10 the Office.
We understand that Fred Wilder
muth is preparing 10 build large
addition to his building on Washing
ton street-two aft. fronts and prob
ably third one.
McBain, the well known Owosso
Merchant tailor, speaks to our readers
to. day in a new ad. He has a neat
stock of cloths and is prepared to
make them up in the latest styles.
Drop in and see him.
Fenton independents: c. Mahaney,
of the dry goods firm of Brown &
Mahaney, Of Owosso, made us a
pleasant call Tuesday. He is hustler
and is working hard to retrieve their
misfortune by fire. and is bound to
succeed.
On the 10th day of April, 1886,
there will be held, in the city Of East
Saginaw, an examination, open to all
qualified persons, to select a candi-
date for appointment as naval cadet
from the eighth congressional district
of Michigan.
We ask attention to the ad. of
Gould & Hopkins, successors Of J.
Rogers. This firm is daily receiving
new goods, including hardware sup
plies of ell kinds, stoves, paints, etc.
They intend to give their patrons the
benefit Of low prices.
St. Louis Leader: Believing that
Owosso offers big inducements to
business men for the future, Mr.. Jones
is shaping his business SO as TO move
his stock of goods to that city by the
first of June or soon after. He has
already leased a store room in that
live little city, and will make things
lively for the business men there.
Letters advertised at Owosso post
office for week ending March 20, '86:
Mr.. G. T. Ladue, Mrs. Mary Leach,
r. c. Kingsley, John Himburg, Lena
Fuller, Ina Fenner, May Barton,
Matte Blake, Mr.. Arthey Burdtrau,
Mrs. Ola Carrison.-Foreign: N. A.
Babcock, (2)-Drops: Mr.. Norine
Coakes, Mrs. r. Millard.
Among the list of entries for the
Michigan trotting horse breeders
association are the following from
this city: ago class, Hattie Mapes, en-
tered by Dewey & Stewart; three ye;
olds, Josie Lewis, Dewey & Stewart;
Jim Peck, VIM. Saver. Four year
olds, Edwin Booth, DR.. ]. Perkins;
Dolly Mapes, Dewey & Stewart. Two
year old, Ben Hurr, l.. p. Gould
The list Of entries for the various
stakes is large, and show that Mich
gan equals any state in trotting bred
horses.
Flint Citizen: Rev. l.. +. PIatt, o
the Congregational Church, of thi:
city, was given pleasing surprise al
the close of services in his church, or
Sunday evening last. At that mo
ment, Hon. G.. Il. Gold, a member
OF the congregation, arose and in shi
usual happy style presented Mr.. Plat
with an elegant gold headed cane, ;
gift from the members of his church
for the father Of the Reverend gentle
man, whose golden wedding Mr.. anc
Mrs Platt were expecting to leave TO
Baltimore to attend. Mr.. Plat al