The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-15
osburn & Sons have a change of ad.


next.
Come to TIE TIMES Office for all kinds of
commercial printing. ma
II you want good stove cheap, call ON
A. w. Prindle & Co.'s, Owosso.
Married, in Ray City, on Monday, A. b.
Clement and Emma Crswe, both OF this
city.
Henry Hall, of Middlcbury, has been
appointed deputy sheriff. He will make
good one.
The Lincoln memorial services under the
auspices of the Sons of Veterans were very
interesting.
The sessions of the Board of Supervisors
in 1887 cost Shiawassee county S1.59O.72.
In 1888, 81, 339.OS.
Seats now on sale at the l.. o. lobby for
the Vincent lecture. Single admission 40cts.
Reserved seats 10 cts. extra.
Order all wedding stationary at our job
rooms-we carry an elegant line and also
have large lot of samples.
The Sunday prayer meeting of the Y. NJ.
c. A. has been changed from morning to
afternoon and is now held at 400 o'clock,
standard time.
Sheriff Morrice has appointed Andrew
Fillinger, Henderson, deputy Sheriff. Geo.
seems to have the happy faculty of select
ing good men for his aids.
Henry Shellenbarger won the wrestling
match at opera house on Wednesday even
ing with Jno. Fell, of Saginaw. Fell was
no match for Shellenbarger.
Found, near the M. E. church OH We'd
nesday evening childs cat-skin muff.
Owner can have same by calling at this
Office and paying for this notice.
At the Council meeting Monday evening
the designations of s. +. Smith, M. Keyte,
j. Frieseke and VIM. Smith as members of
the water works committee were accepted.
The case of the DIR. w. G. Hume, charged
with setting fire to his barn, was tried In
the Circuit Court this week and resulted in
"i' iohoi"oiO "0vucoi, Vic ouuSe oiuciiuS
the verdict.
The Church Building Society, of the Con-
gregational church will give tea at the
home Of Mrs. Warren Woodland, Michigan
ave., Wednesday evening, Feb. 20, from
five until eight O'Clock. Everybody invited.
Mr.. Richard Marsh, of this city, was
united in marriage with Miss Mary Z. Wal
lace, of Caledonia, by Rev. ID. w. STARTS
on Thursday evening, Feb. Ia, 1889. Mr..
Marsh is the manager of j. l.. Wright's
farm, out on the Corunna road, and we con-
graduate him and wish him and his young
bride much joy.
| Letters advertised at OwOsso post Office
for week ending Saturday Feb. 8, 1889:
Addison Palmer, Alexander Dunlap, Allan
Rattary, G. L. Richards, Chas. Thomas,
Herman Smith (2), Pat Foley, Geo. Grote,
Carrse Green, Howard Kenney, C.. w.
Knight, Christian Kirk, Mable Myers, Mrs.
w. Seward. Drops, r. p. Hayt For
| eign, James Cambell Whittier (2).
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in such way, at small cost, that there
| will be no accumulation of SCOT in the chin
ney, and that the under sides of the stove
lids will be clean. Here it is: For q ton OF
coal take few cents worth of common salt,
make brine of it and pour over the coal.
We do not say that the result will be as
effective as the promise, but il Is worth try
ing.
Mrs. Hannah NJ. Sager died at the resi-.
dence of her son, &. w. Sager, at Hartwell.
vile, Feb. Is, 1889, after brief illness
Deceased was So years, months and days
old She was born In GeneOa, n. Y. The
funeral services were held at the residence
Of her son, Feb. II, at 9 p. m. The re-
mains were taken to PeterbOro. n. Y, ant
Sager.
The Owosso Academy of Medicine hclt
its regular meeting on the eth inst. TIL,
attendance was good and the meeting o.
considerable interest. The clinical session
was well attended and the cases presented
were of more than ordinary interest. Tn,
paper read by DIR. Holly, on ''Tubercula
Meningitis, was well and thoughtfuly writ
ten and elected discussion from most al
present on the various points presented
Drs. Travis and Freeman were elected {,
membership. Drs. Marshall and Phippel
were appointed to prepare papers for th,
next meeting to be held the first Thursda,
in March.
The Passion Slave at opera house
Owosso, Wednesday, Feb. 20. The Buffalo
Courier says OF it: Passion Slave is sue
cess. Not only does it delight that part o
an audience, which is only to be thrilled b,
the most palpable virtue and vice. made f
laugh by the simplest fun and astonshe,
by the trickicst scenery. IL has stron
and probable story Of a man whose passion
ate impulses lead him into unpremeditatc,
crimes of jealous rage, and whose suffering
bravery and repentance win the sympath.
of the audience. The language Is feeling
the scenes have stirring climaxes, withou