The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-04-30

A grand 0bP0rfDnssy to bny a Jlrs1
class Plane chea6. See aa. OF Mich.
S. M. & O. Co.
The cherry trees we're in full blossom
on the a4th inst. in some parts Of
Shiawassee county.
The best drink OF the age is Gun
theirs Chicago Mead-sold only by
Grahame & Conner.
Don't buy a gasoline stove until
you have seen the self-fghting stove
at Hopkins & Gould.
Il. M. Briggs and wife have been
spending few days this week with
friends at West Branch.
The Star says Morrice will soon
boast Of lodge l. o. O. +. We are
pleased to learn that fact.
Ladies' Hairdressing Rooms, over
Brewers store.--Something rev in
hair ornaments and Mikado bangs.
Dimmick & Son have been replac-
ing the plate glass windows in their
store that were injured by the fire last
fall.
Mr.. Welton has resigned as janitor
at the high school building and A.
Robertson has been appointed to fill
the vacancy.
]. H. Laverock and J. Goodwin
have purchased lot on the corner of
Park and Mason street and will erect
house thereon.
Vending, Saturday night, May 1st.
University Chronicle (Ann Arbor)
says of his lecture: cable, scholarly,
truly eloquent.
Everyone pronounces the Self
Lighting gasoline stoves to be the
best they have ever seen. Something
rev. at Hopkins & Gould's.
The Reed City Clarion is all print
ed at home now, no plates used, and
of course it is a neat sheet "Ren"
never docs things by halves.
Burglars broke into the hardware
stores of p Fauth and ID. Thompson
& Co., Monday night and stole
number of revolvers, razors, etc.
We ask attention to the ad. of Car
michael & Parker, photographers, to
be found on the eight page. They
are prepared to and can do good
work
Crawford Post, Perry, No. $40, G..
A. R., is making arrangements for a
fine celebration on Saturday, May 20,
in honor of Decoration day which
will be Sunday, May so.
An alarm Of fire from the Casket
factory last evening brought out the
fire department and hundreds of our
citizens on double quick time. The
flames were easily subdued.
Il Circus is not more captivating
than to see that still-running "WHITE'
Soaring Machine, which can be had
by rich and poor alike. See ad. of
Mich. S. M. & o. Co., in another
column.
The editor returns thanks to Hon.
James O'Donnell, of the sd Michigan
district, for copy of his very able
speech delivered in the House of
Representatives, March 20, 1886, on
"Cheap Sugar, raised on American
Soil by American Labor"
The committee TO solicit special
premiums for the county fair will
soon call on Owosso business men
and it is hoped they will be liberal
in this matter. The premiums offer
ed last fall, though few in number,
helped to create special interest and
worked for the good of the associa-
ton.
At the annual parish meeting of
the Episcopal church held on Mon
day evening the following officers
were elected: Vestrymen, Geo. Z.
Thomas, Geo. R. Black, c. S. Will
liams, E. A. Todd, Jas. Osburn, Ii.
X. Iooley, M. T.. Knapp; honorary,
B. o. Williams; senior warden. Geo.
E. Thomas; junior warden, Geo. r.
Black; secretary, H. b. Peterson;
treasurer, B. F. Taylor; ushers, Geo.
CIutterbuck, Henry Dynes, A. Hunt.
ington.
St. Johns Republican: Rev. Geo.
II. Wilson, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church at Owosso, preached a
strong sermon recently, in which he
showed up in strong light the folly
of those third party prohibitionists,
who fancy they are true to great
principle in casting their votes for a
third party candidate, when, by their
action, they secure the election of
men hostile to temperance legislation.
He takes the same ground that the
Republican has always taken, that
the correctness of principle should
be Judged by its results, and that an