The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-29

Register ON Saturday.
Buy wall paper of ID. l.. Murphy.
Wheat does not look very promising.
Considerable spring blowing has been
done.
Connor has commenced to supply ice
cream.
G. l.. Osborn has sold his milk route to
VIM. Townsend.
Republicans should remember the state
ticket on Monday.
The Il. S. & M. now distributes mail to
all points on the line.
Il. ID. Dewey has just received two boxes
of Agricultural College reports, 1888, for
distribution.
G. j. Race, whose arrest ON charge of
forgery was noted last week, has been dis
charged from custody.
Parkill q Son sell Winsor & Newton
tube paints for cents and Devoe's Ameri-
can tubes for cents.
| A spark set fire to the little grst mill Fri
day afternoon last, but was extinguished
before much damage was DONE
Rev. Donnelly desires to sell his house,
corner of Goodhue and Saginaw streets. A
bargain for someone il taken at once.
City Clerk Murphy says ''no more politics
for me, business hereafter. Wall paper
arriving daily, doing rushing business
Pray, the jeweler, will re-
move soon to the Dimmick
block.
j. ID. Evans has force of men at work
remodeling the interior of his livery stable
and building on second story over part of
it.
Frank G. Smith will sell at public auction
at his farm near Henderson, oon April 9th,
several horses, cows, young cattle, sheep,
hogs, farm tools of all kinds, etc.
John O'Brien, committed suicide in his
store at East Saginaw, Saturday last. He
had but recently left Durand where he had
been in business.
State convention Y. p. S. c. e. in Detroit
next week, beginning Tuesday afternoon
and continuing through Wednesday. Sew
eral delegates will go from the Congrega-
tional young peoples society.
The Saginaw Herald has recently COM
menced the publication of a column or so of
horse notes daily. 1t is departure that
will add not little to the excellency of the
Herald.
Howell Republicans: The way the city of
Owosso has grown within the past ten years is
amazing. In 1880 it had less than 5000
inhabitants, and no manufacturing to speak
of. Now it has over 1000 population and
dozens of smoke stacks give the city an en-
terprising aspect.
Last week DR.. Mccormick was called to
Genesee county to assist Drs. JIcGraw, of
Detroit, and DR.. Marshall, of Gaines, in
making serious operation upon Mrs Kru-
son. Mrs. Yerkes upon whom they oper-
ated for ovarian tumor three weeks ago is
recovering very nicely.
Fairfield Republicans have renominated
their faithful standby, +. w. Washbum,
for supervisor, and his election is assured
His associates are: clerk, Ii. l.. Miller; treas,
A. ii. Durham; highway commissioner,
William Warner; justice, C.. b. Loynes;
school inspector, VIM. Eames.
After hearing lengthy arguments by the
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Fitzpatrick, pro and con, on the question of
holding the examination of Lester Shuster
at the home of j. j. Huffman, Rush, i'm Or
der to take the testimony of Miss Huffman.
Justice Baldwin ordered an adjournment to
the 18th of April, and will so to J. j. Huff
mans.
Gratiot Journal: The band concert at
! Church's opera house OH Tuesday night
was greeted by full house and gave un-
bounded satisfaction. Many features of 1t
are worthy of special mention, especially
Prof. Wesener's mastery violin executions,
| which were the finest ever witnessed in
these parts. Owosso has reason to be proud
of her musical talent as evinced in her
Knight Templar band.
The Republicans of Shiawassee have NOM
mated the following ticket: supervisor, Ru-
dolph Colby; clerk, John Watson; treasurer,
Orsen Sugden; justice, Chas. Whelan; high
way commissioner, William Gunderman;
school inspector, Amos Parmenter. The
ticket is good one. Supervisor Colby is
one of the best men on the board and we
hope to see the voters of Shiawassee endorse
him by handsome vote.
Wilson Tent No III knights of the Mac
cabees, entertained Corunna Tent last Mon
day evening. There being candidate in
readiness for the occasion, he was taught
how TO ride goat in proper manner.
banquet followed, after which speeches, and
general good time was had. This order
which was organized in this city about three.
years ago, rents the hall in the Sharpstene
building, have it nicely furnished and are
free from debt. The members number
about sixty, who are all highly pleased with
the order, which as well as being fraternal