The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-04-05

Owosso now has fish market.
Big bargains in baby cabs at Loring's.
Vernon township has $3.50 in its treasury
Job printing done cheaply and neatly at
this Office.
Alumni banquet in Wesener's hall this
evening.
All late spring styles in wall paper at
Loring's.
Livingston county voted to build new
court house.
Meeting of the Agricultural Society board
on Monday next.
ID. f. Mason has been appointed post
master at Hazleton.
Baptist church next Sunday, Rev. +. E.
Britton, of Pella, Iowa.
The Shiawassee savings and loan associa-
ton loaned $3.50 Monday evening.
J. !. Peacock, of Comma, has been ap-
pointed deputy game warden for Shiawassee
county.
John Salisbury's 100 acre farm in Benning-
ton for So, 900.
J. G.. Monroe, formerly of Perry, will
take the Oliyet school next year.-Michigan
School Moderator.
Rev. J. B. Oliver, of Bennington, will
preach at the Asbury NJ. +. chapel, next
Sunday evening.
The union Sunday School chapel of the
4th ward will be dedicated on Sunday after
noon, April 25th' $50.
The subject of Rev. G. Il. Spencer's SER
mon for next Sunday evening will be
''Thou shalt not kill"
L. ID. Eastman has declined to act as dea-
con of the Congregational church and an
election to fill the vacancy will be held.
Rev. Davies will preach at the close of
the 4th ward union Sunday School, next
Sunday at $3.50 p. m. in the school house.
A business meeting of the OwOssO Social
Club will be held at Wesener hall Monday
evening, April sth at s o'clock standard.
Elder Cults enters upon his labors as pas
tor of the church of Christ Disciples) next
Sunday, April 18th. Preaching morning and
evening at the usual hour. Sunday school
12 NJ.
Alma village is likely to have quite
boom from the fact that at depth Of 1851 #
vein of hot water, temperature $50 to $50
degrees, was struck by the Alma Santa
rum.
All services at Christ's church will be dis
continued until further notice on account of
the illness of Rev. DIR. Conover. The con-
firmaton class Wednesday evenings will
meet as usual.
The Aid Society of the Baptist church
will hold its monthly meeting, Wednesday,
April 10, at the residence of p. ID. White,
on west Main street. Tea will be served
from to 8; everyone come and get your
tea.
Mr.. Il. A. Remick, of Oakland Co., died
quite suddenly at his home on Sunday last.
He will be gratefully remembered by Owes
so citizens as one of the commissioners who
voted to locate the Soldiers Home in Owes
so.
Mrs. Margary VanCuren and children, of
Brady township, desire to express their
heartfelt sympathy to the friends who so
kindly assisted them in the sickness of Mr..
VanCurcn, and after his death did so many
deeds of kindness to cheer their sad hearts.
At the republican city caucus on Friday
evening last the following resolution was
adopted: Resolved, That in the future all
republican city caucuses to nominate candi-
dates for city officers be held as follows:
Ward caucuses shall be held I'm each ward
at which one delegate shall be chosen to a
city convention for every % republican
votes or fraction thereof cast at the last
election, and all delegates to county conven-
tons chosen by ward caucuses. The city
committee is composed of the following
persons from each ward LIST, L. M. Wiley,
Herman Frieseke, T.. o. Dewey; I'd, s. +.
Smith, G. w. Owen, j. ii. Calkins; Sd, J.
Frieseke, II. Monroe, q. +. Robinson; 4th,
j. ii. Robbins, +. v. Smith, l.. l.. Banum.