The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21
Pork $685. to $5.05.
Ten pages this week.

Pork $3.50 to $5,05. ae..t saa
Tenpages this week. 81 is9- ,nir.rn4l
Lecture course tickets sl.Oo.
Plush caps of every description at Roth's
The Estey factory will be closed down
next week. ''e
Copas purchased 10, 900 pounds Of pork
Thursday. Ast
Ovid schools have been closed ON account
of dphtheria.
ii. L. Lewis purchased $4,000 pounds of
pork last week. ARE
Vernon Baptist gave Rev. Owen an $50
The city schools close this week for the
holiday vacation. .-.i
Howard Bowman and wife have son
born Wednesday.
Lansing and Howell each have several
Scarlet fever in Elsie, diphtheria In Ovid
and small pox In Howell.
Lewis purchased SIS, 600 pounds of pork
Wednesday and Thursday.
Go to T. o. Christians for opera glasses,
gold and silver headed canes.
Francis Il. Bosel.y, of Corunna, takes an
eastern trip dnring the holidays.
A silk umbrella makes nice holiday gift
You win find large stock at Roths.
The TIMES wishes all its readers and pat
rons the merriest kind of Christmas.
The postofice will be open ON Christmas
from 8 to IL a. m. and from to p. IN.
I Remember we have an elegant line of
New Years cards. Call and order some.
The Second National Bank has purchased
from Jacob Seligman the bank building.
The Apollo club will give q dance at
wesener's hall on Monday evening next.
Hartshorn IL Son have purchased G. S.
Williams agricultural implement business.
Mrs. L. p. Gilbert died OH Tuesday, aged
60 years. She had been sick for some time.
Watch out for Charles C@ser, Dufrs
manifesto next week. 1t will be bouncer.
The Michigan Press Association will hold
a special meeting at Lansing, Jan. z and 8.
The second lecturer under the auspices of
the D. l.. l.. Jan. 4, Robt- Mcintyre, of
Chicago.
Married, by Justice Baldwin, ON the 18th,
Lester Wilsey and Mary A. Canute, both
of Shepard. %
DR.. w. B. Fox, of Bancroft, will write q
history of the war as he remembers It. 1t
will be interesting. ses -~a. .eSge
Rev. j. Donnelly will speak Sunday even
ing to young men on some of the "Perils of
Modern City Life" un sa.-l,
The X. of p. will give dance at their
hall, Friday evening, Dec. %. Neat invita-
II ms have been issued. ga "a k
D.@M.g Christian has purchased Fred
Aberle's residence OH Exchange street.
Fred will build again on Main street. ~
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by ex-
peliing impurity from tho blood, which is
the cause of the complaint. Give 1t a trial.
Many Shiawassee county teachers have
signified their intention of attending the
State teachers association at Lansing, Dec.
26, "a and %. "a GA A
There was an attempt to burgiarizeJ. ID.
Leland's house in Corunna, last Sunday
night, but before affecting an entrance the
thieves were frightened away.
Married, at the residence of A. Il. Crane.
Supervisor of the township of Rush, by Rev.
j. Donnelly, Dec. 10th, George ii. Van
Caren and Edith A. Crane, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Crane. III
At N. NJ. Pray's the most particular per
son can be suited on iewehy, both as to
prices and quality. His Xmas line is large
and superior. The goods are offered at
prices that make ready sale for them.
The NJ. T.. Sunday school will hold their
Christmas exercises OH Monday evening. A
unique, sparkling, interesting program will
will he presented. Santa Claus will come
laden with gifts. A splendid time is antici-
pated. The exercises are free to all.
FentOn Independent: BY his announce
ment elsewhere. 1t will be seen that w. ID.
Murray has decided to close out his business
in this place and remove to Owosso, where
he mas business interests that will require
his whole time and attention. We greatly
regret this determination on the part of Mr..
Murray as he always has been one of our
most enterprising and stirring citizens.
State Republicans: The music for the
State Grange is furnished by the Vernon
Quartet, an organization that ranks among
the first amateur singers of the State.
Messrs. Whelan, Mcknight, Mclean and
Newbcrry comprise the quartet, and their
productions are especially praisworthy.
Mcknight has q peculiarly rich falsetto
voice.
The two Bobs:--IIumorist Bob Burdette
says of Bob Mcintyre: "IIe leans upon no
indeed, such addresses could
not he written, only from the fullness of the