The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-07
Just go and, Sc those elegant diamonds at

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The order of the health board IL: &c,
vaccinated.
Extra fancy designs in stamping patterns
at Miss M. K. Mullen's.
Pstronize our job department. Good
work at satisfactory prices.
The finest line OF holiday books in the
city will be found at Loring & Sons.
Come in early and order your New Years
cards. We have a fine line Of them.
Coal has been found cat Durand. It's
more fashionable now to find coal than nat
ural gas.
The dancing school will be on Thursday
evening next week instead of Monday as
announced
A ladys gold filed case, warranted for
twenty years, and genuine American
movement for only $50 at Pray's.
When in need of iewelry, crockery, holt
day goods, etc., call OH nj. l.. Rice in the
Dimmick block as the entire stock must be-
closed out in the next 60 days.
The Republican State convention TO nom
mate two candidates for Regents of the
University and one candidate for Justice of
the Supreme Court is to be held at Detroit,
Feb. 81.
Last Thursday evening about fifty of the
friends and neighbors of Mrs. G. +. Robin
son gave her a pleasant surprise party leav-
ing as tokens of their regard presents to
the amount of about S35,
The Republican state central committee
mt citing held in Detroit, Tuesday, passed
series of resolutions highly commendatory
of Gen. Russell A. Alger and recon-
mended him for cabinet appointment.
Mrs. Travis dancing shool was more large
ly attended this week than before, and all
speak in the highest terms of the school.
Any who wish to come in for the remainder
of the term can do so by paying so cents
per evening for gentlemen and 40 cents for
ladies or rs cents per couple.
Joel Leavitt, who was found guilty of
false pretenses by jury in the circuit court
last week, was fined $3.50 by Judge Smith,
Saturday. The fine falls considerably short
of the expense TO the county.-'St Johns
Republican. Mr.. l.. is resident of Fair
field and was mixed up in wool sale where
S ,me fraud was practiced
List of letters advertised at the Owosso
post Office for the week ending Dec. 1, 1885,
Mrs. Mary w. II. Payne, G. w. Monroe,
John l.. Cooper, Mr.. Buckenham, j. Spey,
C. w. Stever, Mrs. Zlen Smith. Drops
Henry Conner, Varness Cook, Shalbrack
Murphy, Joel Leavitt, Geo. ii. Lewis.-C.
Ii. CossITT, p. NJ.
Friday, December 2lst, has been selected
rs the date for the meeting of the Shiawas-
see county Stock-breeders Association, at
Owosso. The program will have OH it the
names of several well known Michigan men.
Let the farmers of this county turn out and
show their appreciation of the papers that
will be given and we will guarantee Owosso
people will be so courteous that the Associ-
alton will meet here again.
The surpllced choir of Christ church,
Owosso, to the number of seventeen, accom-
panied by Rev. DIR. Conover and the parents
of some of the boys, attended the Dioceian
Festival of surpliced choirs in Christ church
Detroit, Nov 27th. The boys of the choir
were entertained at the Hotel Brunswick as
the guests OF Christ Church. About ITO
vestry choristers took part i'm the Festival.
The music was Of high order, carefully
sung and was great success. Our boys
attracted marked attention by their fine ap-
pearance, good singing and good conduct
The visit was most enjoyable one to the
Owosso choir, which was the only one from
the interior of the State. Rev. DR.. Conover
celebrated the Holy communion Tuesday at
the opening of the Festival. The very
highest credit is due Mr.. +. A. Dunston,
musical director, and Rev. Jas. Ii. johnson,
Rector of Christ church, Detroit, for the
great success of the Festival. Miss Mary
Conover, who trains and conducts the Owes
so Christ church choir, was detained at
home by sickness much to the regret of all.