The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-16

Parkill & Son have the Kick,poc
Indian remedies.
Call and examine new teas at F. H
Banister's, Wesener Block.
James Lawrence started Wednes.
day evening for journey to the
Black Hills.
Attention is asked to the commu.
nication of ID. ID. Dunning to be
found on the first page.
The mission band Florida social
at the Baptist chapel recently was a
very pleasant success, notwithstand-
ing the many other entertainments
the same evening. 1t was not only
enjoyable, but profitable, as nearly
all the curiosities, paintings, placques
and fancy articles, ETC., were sold at
good prices with the exception of
orange canes of which they seemed
to have an overstock.
On account of the grade of the L.
& N. M. railway west of Washington
street, the Gas Co. have been obliged
to take up their water supply pipe,
running to the river, and relay about
100 feet of it, digging down 10 feet.
For the preservation of the eyes
from impaired sight, or the grateful
assistance to sight, already impaired,
there are no lens equal to the Dollar
Lens Spectacles. S trade mark on
every pair. For sale by N. M. Pray,
at Brewers store.
A very large and happy gathering
assembled at the residence of VIM. ].
Lyon, Thursday evening, 9Th inst,
being the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyon and J. A. French. The occa-
sion was the union by marriage OF
Lasell w. Lyon, M. d of Port SAM
lac, and Miss Eta E., daughter of J
A French, of Owosso The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. J. B.
French, of Homer, n. Y, assisted
by Rev. G.. H. Wilson, Of this city.
The house was filed to its utmost
capacity, and better natured crowd
could not be gathered. After the
congratulations had been extended
the company sat down to partake OF
an amazingly fine wedding supper;
and they did it. The presents were
very numerous, varied, select, the
useful and ornamental being very
wisely blended. The young friends
certainly have very suspicious start
in life if the well wishes Of great
multitude are to be made the test.
The only unpleasant thought in the
whole affair is that the city looses a
young couple it would have gladly
retained. Well even Owosso cannot
have all the good things They take
the best wishes of the entire com
munity with them to their new home
The Transcript Messenger, OF
Goldsboro, N. c., paper noted for
the candor and independence of its
editorials and criticism of entertain.
ments savs:-An appreciative audi
ence greeted Madame Camilla Urso,
at the Opera house on Tuesday eve
ing. Rapturous applause and vocif-
erous encores followed nearly every
feature of the excellent performance.
Indeed, we have neverk .nown somany
members of any company to receive
the repeated encores that were be
slowed upon this company. The
fame Of Camilla Urso is widespread
as a violinist and her performances
upon that instrument battle the most
artistic criticism. The most intricate
compositions were rendered with re,
markable ease, and meliRuous notes,
seldom heard from the violin, vibrated
through the hall, exciting the amaze
ment of a wonder stricken audience.
"rhe Swanee River" was the favorite
until, in response 10 the last encore,
Madame Urso rendered "rhe Last
Rose of Summer" in such fascinat
ing manner as to secure for it the
distinction of the "gem of the eve
ing" Miss Esty was quite favorite
with the audience, and her clear
strong and musica! voice evoked re
peated encores. Mr.. August Sauret':
performance upon the piano were
greatly admired and evidence mast
erv over his profession. Miss Saw
ages readings were also enjoyed
This lady gave proof Of decided
talent. Our usual candor prompts
us to say that she has attained per
lection in the art of elocution. Mr.
Tebbutt was suffering from a severe
cold and consequently labored under
great disadvantage. AS a whole
the entertainment was very fine and
deserving Of the largest audience.