The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-18

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National Republican convention
will meet month from tomorrow.
New law student: a son, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell Chapman, on
Tuesday.
Conner is sole agent for Gunther's
celebrated Chicago Mead, the great
health drink,
The display of Robbins show
paper on the bill boards gets the eye
of the average small boy.
A large addition will soon be built
on the T. & A. A. depot to accomo-
date increasing freight business.
The remains of 1illie Aberle were
brought from Lansing on Monday
and buried in Oakhill cemetery.
H. J. Downey, formerly of Durand,
is negotiating with Jacob Aberle for
the purchase Of the Lansing House.
We again call attention to the de.
STABILITY of having public watering
trough put in at the foot of Gute's
hill.
Allan ]. Goodell is now a full
fedged citizen of this country, having
been granted his final papers by the
Circuit Court.
The financial statement of the Ma
tional Bank published last week
shows that institution to be in 4 flour
ishing condition. u
The Owosso Browns desire 10 re-
turn thanks to all citizens who do
mated money to enable them to buy
base ball suits, etc.
Among the vice presidents for Dec
Grafton Day exercises at Flushing we
notice, DR.. ]. B. F. Curtis, Hazleton;
Chas. Sherman, Venice.
DR.. A.. r. Ball, of Corunna was
elected one OF the delegates to the
National Prohibition convention by
the Grand Rapids convention.
Again we ask all subscribers in
arrears to call and pay up. We have
recently purchased large amount of
new type and must meet cur bills.
The Owosso Browns were beaten
by the Flint Stars, at Flint, Saturday,
by a score of "a to IA. A return
game will be played here Decoration
Day.
Every Republican in Shiawassee
county should help 70 increase THE
TIMES circulation. Its usefulness in
the coming campaign will thus be
greater.
The way to buy a piano cheap
Get lowest figures of any dealer in
the United States, and then offer the
Mich. S. M. & 0. Co., ten dollars
less. You will get it.
Melvin & Berry cannot keep up
with their orders for carts. They
ship this week eleven carts to parties
in New York. Here is an "infant
industry" that could we'll be aided
by our citizens In some manner.
The Owosso Gas Co. at its annual
meeting elected the following officers:
President, w. M. Fitzpatrick; Sec.
and Treas, o. F. Webster; Supt., o.
f. Webster. Directors, w. M. Kill
patrick, o. F. Webster, E. A. Todd,
w. c. Stevens, H. S. Dean. S. Dean.
Chesaping Argus: John Nortbwood
the Maple Grove farmer, would like
to be Congressman from this Eighth
district, and if he gets the nomina-
ton, Barry, the Knights of Labor
fellow, whom John seems to stand in
with, will take the stump for him.
The sleeping cars attached to the
train east on the d. G.. H. & M. rail-
way, which passes Owosso at S:s8
every evening, runs directly through
to Suspension Bridge, arriving there
at 8 a. m. the next morning. Return
ing the sleeper will leave Suspension
: Bridge on the IL m. train and reach
Owosso at I:45 a. m. daily.
New York Tribune: "Uncle Dan"
Rice sat in box at the Robbins
Winter Circus, in the American In
stitute building, on Friday night and
talked circus lore by the yard. In
the course of his observations he re.
marked, "Well, Robbins amt rob
bin anybody with this show" In
deed, the venerable clown was great
" pleased with the Winter Circus
The receipts during the past week
have fully fortified his belief that a
clean old fashioned circus could be
made one Of the prominent features
of New York's round OF amusements
Sx,:Ii .xh;h;t NJ Owosso. June I,