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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24

which genial Fred. Wildermuth. the pro-
prietor OF the house, has good reason to
feel proud, aud a flow of Oraiory that did
credit 10 these who participated in this
part OF The exercises of the evening
Wesner's orchestra was present and did its
share towards contributing to the enjoy
ment of the occasion. Mort Gates offici-
ated as tOastmaster in felicitous manner,
and under his direction the following
program Of toasts was successfully carried
out:
Our Guests John j. Carton
The City of Flint DR.. ii. III. Bardwell
Why We Are Victorious A. ID. Slaght
The Business Missionary-The Drummer
All. Galbraith
Echos from the Twine Binder
w. d. Royce
The Water Bridge Harvey d. Nye
The Umpire Chas. Loveioy
My First and Last Chew Ed. Withee
Scenes and Incidents in a
Drummer's Life S. E. Parkill
The Elective Street Railway
G. w. Haskell
At the conclusion of the above program
Sid. Lamb favored the company with q
couple Of vocal selections which earned
for him hearty and well merited applause
Then X, p. Bigelow was introduced and
made few remarks. He said it had
come to his ears that the visitors intended
to return 'the earth" to Mayor Williams
and he had come in the name of that gen
tleman and the travelling men of Owosso
to request them to do nothing of the kind.
He said it was the wish of the Owosso
commercial men that the visitors take
the earth" home with them and present
it 10 Mayor Stone as memento of the
occasion, as that gentleman, to their great
regret. was unable to be present to share
in the pleasures of the day. This request
the visitors promised 10 carry out. and
1.-THE earth was consigned 10 the care Of
Mccall for safe-keeping. Thus was
brought to close day that will long be
remembered with feelings of pleasure by
the visitors from Flint, who are not slow
to accord TO the Owosso travelling men all
the credit and honor that accrues from tine
munificent manner in which they enter
tained their guests.
Immediately after the banquet the visit
ors took train for home. At Durand q
special train. kindly provided by the
Chicago d Grand Trunk road, was found
in waiting, and after remarkably fast
run from that station Flint was reached at
1919 clock, and with the championship
banner and broom and the earth in their
possession the victorious and happy ey-
cursionists alighted from their special era
and dispersed to their resDective homes.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24
Ordinance.

To provide for the construction Of sidewalk or
tne west side OF Michigan Avenue from Main
street south TO Genessee street in the city OF
OwOsso.
SEC. l.. The Common Council of the city of
Owosso determine and Ordain that il Is necessary
Ell on the west side Of Michigan Avenue, from,
Main street south to Genessee street in the city of
Owosso.
SEC. 2. The bedpieces Of said sidewalk shall be
two In number of sound oak OF hemlock scantling
four by four inches In size and laid parallel with
said Michigan Avenue The planking of said side
walk shall be of sound pine plank, two inches in
thickness and four feet in length and laid cross.
wise OF said bedpeces and firmly spiked thereon
with number 20 spikes
SEC. y. The owners of all lots and pa rts of lots
fronting on that portion OF said Michigan Avenue
herein before described are hereby required to lay
and construct that portion of said sidewalk in
front Of their respective lots and parts of lots
within twenty days after the passage of this ordi-
nance and i'm case of failure or neglect OF such
owner 70 80 lay and construct the same within the
time aforesaid, the same shall be laid and con-
structed by and under the direction and supervis-
ION OF the committee of said Common Council on
streets and alleys who shall report the cost and
expense thereof to said Common Council and such
cost and expense shall in the first instance be paid
out OF the contingent fund Of said city, and such
sum so paid with ten per cent added thereto shall
be levied and as:essed upon all such lots and parts
OF lots and become lien thereon and shall be
placed upon the tax roll of said city for the year Of
A. d. 1888, by the Mayor of said city and collected
as other taxes Of said city are levied and col
Approved,
Attest: Mayor.
ID. l.. MURPHY,
City Clerk.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24

A population fantastic, astonisnlng-a
population of the Arabian Nights. As
the general tone of the town is yellow, 90
is the general tint of the people yellow.
in the interblending Of all the hues char
ucterizing griffone, mulatresse, metisse,
messive, chabine, capresse, quadroon-
| general effect of rich brownish yellow.
You are in population of half breeds,
the finest mixed race of the Antilles.
Tall, supple, straight as palms, these
colored women and men impress you
powerfully by their dignity of carriage
and easy elegance of motion. They
walk without any swinging Of the shoul-
ders; the perfectly set torso seems to re-
main rigid; yet the step is long, full
stride, and the whole weight is poised
springily on the very tip of the bare foot.
All, or nearly all, are without shoes; the
passing Of all these hundreds of naked
feet makes great whispering sound
over the burning pavements.
But what produces the most novel i'm
preston on the stranger is the singularity
and brilliancy of the women's costumes.
They were developed at least hundred
years ago by curious sumptuary law,
regulating the dress of slaves and col
ored people of free condition, law
which allowed considerable liberty as to
material and tint, prescribing only form.
But these fashions suggest the Orient;
they offer beautiful audacities of color
constrasts; and the coiffure, above all, Is
SO strikingly eastern that you cannot
help wondering whether it was not first
introduced into the colony 10y some Mo-
hammedan negro oslavc.-Lafcadio Hearn
in Harper's Magazine.
Astonishing the Sioux Indians.
In time the Sioux began to consider
Rowland great medicine man. Much
to their amusement he would draw pic
lures on their teepees and on the skins Of
animals. But when he would attempt to
draw their own pictures they would none
of it for long time. San Indian, said
Rowland, 'thinks that you are taking
his spirit when painting his picture"
Rowland also practiced legerdemain on
the Sioux, and he became marvel and
wonder among them. He fixed up
trick pistol, end by turning spring
could take out the bullet. Re used to
mark the bullet, and taking it out of the
pistol by means Of the secret spring,
would let them shoot him. and /. was in
comprehensive to them why they could
not kill him. A yoras Indian named
Lone Wolf hated Eowl;.Ed end wanted
to try tho pistol on him. Jack marked
tho bullet, and even while Lone Wolf
was watching slipped out the bullet.
"The Indian Gimed at me to Kill, >" said
Rowland, ''and after the fash Of the
powder held up the marked bullet be- [
tween my fingers, and q more disgusted
Indian you never saw than Lone WOLF"
Denver Cor. Kansas City Journal.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-24

- Residence and once Williams st., (Com-
stock Block) Owosso, Mich. Officc Hours-2 to
2. N. and 2 to PM Calls promptly responded
to. Special attention given to Obstetrics and
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CITY ITEMS
elO.lo Given Axax.

Alfred spesr, the celebrated vine grower Of
New Jersey, ID giving away At James L. Bar
bour b Son, grocers, No. Gle Fennsylvania ave-
niue, over sl0 worth Of wine for eb Only for
. few days 50 Is 70 get you to Try their quality
quart bottle unfermented grape Juice, e.; l
quart bottle blackberry brandy, 1853, q; /
quart bottle grape brandy, el.56; quart bot
tie Speer's (Socialite) ciaret, Co.,; pint bottle
Speers Burgundy very old, el.50; S pint bottle
SPeers claret, sl.5o-l5 bottles, price elo. 10.
The above assorted case Of Is bottles worth
el0l0, We will give until January !, 1889, for
IS This il done as trial lot to prove the
high character Of our wines. After New Year
the regular price will be charged We make
this sacrifice in order to induce parties who are
strangers to our wine to try them during the
holidays, and BY this means make known the
fine quality and high character of our goods.
We wilLnot supply more than one case to a
family ct that price. This Opportunity win
press charge Is eta. for delivery, to be paid BY
the party ordering the goods delivered 70 their
home. The Spear N. J.Wine Co.. Alfred Speer,
president, 16 Warren street, New York. Vine
yards, Passaic, N. J.
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COMING ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAUaH's OPERA HousE.-So great is the in
terest in the works Of Gilbert and Sullivan that
q new opera by them is no sooner produced in
London and New York than its story and the
all parts of the English-speaking world. Con-
sequently the leading features of 'The Yeomen
Of the Guard" the latest opera by the success
ful English collaborators, are already familiar
to most people in Washington. The work will
be put on at Albaugh's on Monday with all the
artistic completeness Of stage setting and cos
tuning that invariably marks the productions OF
the New York Casino. The chorus will be ade-
quate and we'll drilled, and the list of princi-
pals includes such popular and clever people al
Fanny Rice, Elma Delaro, Addie Cora Reed.
Mark Smith, James T. Powers, Charles J. Camp
bell, Charles Lang and Ellis Ryse, with Mr..
John ]. Braham as musical director.
KERNANs INFLAMMATION Christmas week Man.
ager Herman will have at his house an attrao-
ton that never fails TO give satisfaction to the
larger class Of theater patrons who love the
excitement Of the sensational drama. This
will be the popular Avorite, Frank l. Frayne,
who will appear in Kentucky Bill" Isl
the big lion; the broncho horses, and the
acting dogs.
PnoF. CARPENTER will resume his seances in
hypnotism and mesmerism at Willard hall on
Christmas night.
cLoss THE4rEn. The managers of this
popular house have in store for their patrons
Tor Christmas week an entertaining bill
HARRIS BIJoU THEArER.-That mirth-pro-
v0king skit, 1--WE, Us and Co.." commences a
weeks engagement at Harris on Monday, De-
cember "a, Since it's last production here new
songs. music: dances, and ''gsgs" have been
added. Charles B. Hawkins, the original Dr..
Mulo Meeiicus. and Miss Lillian Hamilton, the
origininul Bella, are in the cast. There win be
matinees on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdsy
Friday, and Saturday OF next week.
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Stained Glass Substitute, I2al E northwest. I
Yes. They Are

the finest dressed Turkeys that have come, or
will come. to this market. We have over
1000 lbs Of these splendid dressed turkeys,
and We want you to come and see them. The
quality Of such poultry (Which has been espe-
cially prepared for MAJ must not be COMPOUNDED
with the very ordinary grade of undrawn
poultry, to be found in the markets; besides
we have Pure Fruit Jellies, which will add to
your Christmas dinner. Also, Candies, fresh
and fine. in every variety and grade, from l5c.
hot be equaied elsewhere. New Nuts, ali
fresh, &c., or lbs. O.. Cigars, Cigars for
you or your friends. 5000 cigars at prices
ranging from 75c. per box to s5. 1000 cigars
in Christmas boxes; frst-class goods and .
suitable present to any smoker; quality guar
anteed; $I25 per box. Come down this even
ing. n. 4 P. METzoER,
AT 7th It NV
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Special for the Holidays.
Washington Dressed Beef.

Special Tor the HOI10AyS.
Washington Dressed Beef.
Washington Dressed Beef.
wish to call the attention of the public that
have made extra preparations for the coming
holidays in the. line of meats. Having
slaughtered twenty of the finest butcher cattle
that have ever been offered for sale in this
city. together with choice selection of Lamb,
Mutton. Veal, &C., l am prepared to serve them
at moderate prices, with the very finest meats
that can be had. Give me call and be con-
WINGED. Washington Dressed Beef only. Whole
sale and retail. THOMAS I. KEANE,
Stalls 49, so and 81, Center Market,
7th Street Wing
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Come Up. G

The snip with the toys has arrived, and SAM
STAG Is letting them go. He saves the duty Of
passing through the custom house, and you
get the benefit.
Money saved is money earned. Don't stand
on the order of coming. but come at once.
"Let them CO." Az 9Th street. 2
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Positively LAST WEEK
of the
GREAT FIRE AND SMOnE SALE
HAMBURGER's.
Many desirable bargains left
The balance of stock must be closed out BY
December "a.
Every garment in the store goes at one-half
marked price.
Don't fail to avail yourself of this last great
opportunity.
We have some choice children's suits that
will gladden. the hearts of the little ones.
A practical holiday present for old or young
is a good overcoat or suit.
Every garment in our establishment il of our
own reliable make, and correct in style and
fit.
Money eheerfully refunded to dissatisfied
buyers.
/. HAMBURGER q Sons,
Strictly Reliable Clothiers,
621 Penn. ave.,
Under Metropolitan Hotel
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-
GREAT HOLIDAY SALE of my entire stock of
Smyrna Rugs, Furniture. Carpets, ETC., viz:
Smyrna mats Soc, former price, &c.
Smyrna mats. 75c., former price, sf25
smyrna rugs, 26-inch. Sl.65, former price,
g.
snyrna rugs, sO-inch, s25o, former price.
e4W. ..s.. :
Smyrnz rings, 3s-inch. a, former price %. 30
Smyrna rugs. II. by Z IT,, S6.25, former
All large sizes same price in proportion.
LzcR CURTAINS AT Cosr TO IMPoRr.
40 pairs lace curtains. CSC pair
1,aO0 pairs lace curtains, 81 pair.
$50 pairs lace curtains, 81 rs pair
go pairs lace curtains, 81 so pair.
$50 pairs iaca kurtains, 81 ~ 80 and "a pair
The above curtains were secured by Us for
enh from large New York lace importing
house declining business, and are offered by us
at the cost of importation; also a full line of
bric-a-brsc, easeis, )music-raeks, ladies' desks.
foot-rests. screens. &C., FOR the HOLIDAYS, at rs
per cent discount
1.09o rattan rockers and chairs. in all the
latest designs, at Is per cent discount from
AnArked prices. for this week only.
MY entire stock Of parlor, chamber. library
ana dnng-room furniture at Is per cent dis
count from marked prices.
~ per cent discount on all carpets. including
pody and tapestry brussels best aIl-,xool H.
grams, and other makes. for this week only.
S11, 317. as nh street north west. $50 and s3,
d street. eS and $50 Louisiana avenue north
vssS ssorescpen aatl 10 o'clock this week.
Frs xA7cnss at low priees TArYAs's, ses
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FINE On PAINTINGs.-Shannan's collection
will be disposed Of by public auction within
salesrooms 637 Louisiana avenue. opposite the
city post-office, Monday, December Gath. at 10
am. Also will be added beautiful collection
Of oleographs and engravings. Instructions
have been given to close out the entire lot, no
mater how great the sacrifice.
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Christmas Supplies for the Poor.
xnxRAL CONTRIBUTIONS BY rHR PUPus or Tn
ruBLIC eCu0O1A.

Christmas Supplies for the Poor.
xDxRL CONTRIBUTIONS BY rH1 Pur1s or ra1
PuBLIc scuooIA.
The contributions Of Christmas supplies for
the poor BY the public school children, 70 be
Distributed by the police, were ready this
morning. They comprise groceries, provisions,
clothing, toys, and useful articles, amounting
At some Of the buildings TO several wagon
loads. In the Arst division the collections
were made at the Franklin, Thompson, DENIM
the fourth division there we're over six wagon
loads It was happy thought which resulted
IN this collection for the poor, and through the
enorts OF the little ones many family will be
able to enjoy acheerful Christmas, which might
tribution win be made BY the police authori-
ties TO the worthy poor under the lieutenants.
TIE PRoPosRD Rock CREEK RAuwAY.-The
directors OF the Rock Creek railway company
have determined to at once enter upon the work
Of cross-sectioning the route Of the road ascer-
tanning the amount of labor and material neces-
sary to complete the grading preparatory to
laying the rails, and to take the initiative step
for contract for such work. The route win
through Columbia road and Woodley road,
across Rock creek and through Woodley Park,
to its western limit, and return by way Of Con-
necticut avenue extended The charter further
extends the road, next year. to Teuleytown.
The SHErHzRD DIVORCE CAsx.-In the case
OF Sarah 2. Shepherd against Aaron R. Shop
herd for divorce the respondent has (by Mr.. E.
Fl. Thomas) filed his answer He denies the
charges of cruelty made by her, but admits
that he refused to live with her because of her
numerous and repeated acts of cruelty and
sacrifice OF his and the children's interests by
her wasteful habits. He denies that he COM
mitted adultery with one Irene Magee or
eloped with her. He does not think the COM
plainant should have the custody Of the chill
dren, and says that his income is not $500 per
month. He charges that the complainant has
greatly injured his business Of plumber by
making false charges against him.
TAXING HIM BACK TO THE GIRL He LEFT BE-
HIND Hn.-A young Virginian named Harry 8.
FRYE arrived here last night from Brownsville,
Pa, in charge of a Loudoun county, Va, sher-
i'll. They were on their way to Virginia, where
Frye is under Indictment for an alleged breach
Of promise. He spent the night in the first
precinct station and left this morning for Vir-
ginia to face the girl whom he disappointed.
Mrs. OYSTERS FuNERAI-The funeral Of
Mrs. George NJ. Oyster took place this morning
from the family residence, No. 212 East Capitol
street: The remains were taken to st. Peters
Sullivan oficiated and paid feeling tribute to
many friends of the family present. The pail
bearers were: J. W. Wetzet, James II. Mead.
James Pilling. Frederick Pilling, o. Donnelly
and Joseph Waltemeyer. The intermeat was
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If You WANT TO GIVE PRESENT and haven't
time to make one embroider one, or paint
one. call on Mrs. Nj. BARNEs-BRUcE, 9l5
street, and look over her new designs in hand
painted and embroidered goods. You will be
astOnished
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c. WILMER q Co.,

c. WILMER q Co.,
1918 Pennsylvania ave.
CHRrsrNAs GooDs MUsr Go.
1000 pounds Fresh Candy, Toto Csc.
1000 pounds Fresh Nuts.
Best English walnuts, 15c.
Finest French Peas, Csc.
Finest French Mushrooms, Csc.
Thurber's Best Peas, 20c
Quart Best Olives. 25c.
Pure Currant Jelly, 25c.
Maraeaibo and Rio, 25c.
Large Cluster Grapes, Zoe.
Good Grapes, 15c.
Best Cider, zoe.
Gran. Sugar. TIC.
Best Sugar, &C.
Our Old Java. Monday, SOC.
Maracaibo and Rio Blend. 25c.
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READ w. B. MOSES SONS advertisement in
this paper; it is the best opportunity ever Of
Tered to buy home furnishings at low prices.
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OySfprs.

For the best oysters in the city 60 to Frank
Johnson's restaurant, corner 9th and streets
northwest. Daily arrivals. Select steamed and
half shell a specially; also fish, game, and
every delicacy in season. Don't mistake the
place. 9th and northwest.
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TIE LADIES AID SOCIETY," No. 2, auxiliary 70
Gen. John A. Logan camp, No. A. g. of ", has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. A. Z. Staxkey; vice-presi-
dent, Annie N. Lerch; chaplain, Sadie Nc
urer, Mrs. Emma Swallow-Bartlett; guide.
Maggie z. Weaver; trustees, Roberta Nj
Thomson, Annie Howard and Nettie Balm.
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A HOLIDAY PRESENT for all Fine French
Candy in Willow Basket presented to each Gus
toner purchasing Boots, Shoes, Slippers or
Rubbers at z. SrRAsBUReER's, sos It'll st.
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DoS'r PURCHASE SEWING MACHINE before
you try the STANDARD" 2,5O0 stitches Der
minute: J. J. HoLLIsrER, agent, sos St NV.
(Nasonic Temple)
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WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP have secured ex-
Pressly for the holidays, an elegant line of
Elder Down Quilts. covered with sateen, az SO
to SIG, and covered with silk at ST. so to 800
One of these would make luxurious gift.
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CHHIsTxAs and New Years Gifts will be found
IN great variety at the WoMEx's EXCHANGE,
southwest corner 1lth and streets
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Cigars, Cigars, Cigars

cigars, cigars, Cigars.
We have 10000 fine Cigars in beautiful Christ
mas boxes. These Cigars were made to order
for US. and are guaranteed frst-class Cigars
both in point OF quality and workmanship, and
are suitable in quality as present to any
smoker. Come and see them.
NJ. 4 P. METzGER,
m,w,s All It'll st. n w.
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READ W. II. HoEKE's Xmas ad. on 18th page.
1t will put money in your pocket.