The times., 1888-05-11

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Montreal.
Seed potatoes for sale at Gates
tobacco, store.
The night trains have been put on
the d. & M. again.
Grant North is getting around
again after six weeks sickness.
Reuben Johnson now has charge
of the Central House, Corunna.
Seven engines being repaired at
present at the I. & A. A. Car shops.
When ordering crackers, ask for
the "Jaxon," all grocers keep them.
The TINES has been chosen as the
official paper of the city for another
year.
Conner is sole agent for Gunther's
celebrated Chicago Mead, the great
health drink,
The Fenton Independent has en-
tered on its 2Ist. year. 1t is neat
and newsy sheet.
The large wood building at the car
shops will make big show. It's be-
ing pushed quite rapidly.
Smoke the Little Gen." best
nickel cigar in the city. 1t is clear
Havana with Sumatra wrapper.
The d. & NJ. run an excursion to
Mt. Clemens from Owosso every
Sunday. Fare for round trip 81.
T. w. Brewer, of Howell was in
Owosso, Wednesday, working in the
interest of the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
Supervisor Washburn, of Fairfield,
was the first to make returns to Co.
Clerk of births, deaths, and list of ex.
soldiers.
Rev. c. B. Spencer will discuss the
temperance prospects of Shiawassee
county at the Methodist church Sun.
day evening.
Chas. Gabriel and wife, Alfred
SAKE and Mrs. William Fredricks
will start Monday for a three months
visit to Germany.
The Shiawassee Mutual fire insur-
ance company on Tuesday paid Aug.
ust Henze $I,o33 43 in full payment
for his recent loss.
F. H. Banister drew the watch Civ
en- by the Eckert. Robinson company
on Tuesday evening, and sold it to
the company for SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Labadie are
in Owosso for a short visit. After
June Ist. they start with their COM
pany for trip through the west.
The great comedy "Pygmalion
and Galatea" will be played at opera
house, Wednesday, May %, by Miss
Hattie Rowell, Francis Labadie and
local talent. h&3aH
Mrs. VIM. Broad has presented
to the Y. M. CA. a handsome book
entitled "Polar and Tropical Re-
gions." The book will be highly
appreciated by the boys.
One ofthe needs of the city is
more public watering places. Such
places are great convenience. We
suggest that the city put in first
class trough at Gute's hill.
Grey Estey returned Saturday from
short fishing trip in the northern
part of the State. He brought with
him about 60 speckled trout weigh
ing from a I.2 lb. to a I-albs.
Sadie Lucas, the ten year old
daughter of Mrs. Lucas who lives on
Pine street, died Sunday afternoon
Of consumption. Funeral services
were conducted by Revs. Spencer
and Davies.
The Allegan newspaper men have
mutually agreed not to publish cards
Of thanks, resolutions of respect, no
tices of balls, parties. festivals, and
other notices Of churches or charita-
BILE organizations at which an admis-
sion fee is charged, for less than FIVE
cents line. Sensible.
The L. c. B. society of the Con.
gregational church will be entertained
by Mrs. Thompson, Squier and Web.
ster at the home of the latter on
Exchange street east, on Wednesday
evening of next week. A cordial
invitation to all. Gentlemen invited
to tea.
A reception and literary entertain.
ment, followed by supper on the Eu-
ropean plan, will be given by the Y.
M. &. A. at its rooms, Wednesday
evening, May r6, 1888. The bill of
fare will be prepared and served ex.
clusively by the gentlemen. A most
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Married, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Mary Day, ia Mason,
on Wednesday morning at g o'clock,
Charles S. Williams, of this city, and
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