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The times., 1889-05-31

ably on accounts as presented. The report
was accepted, unanimous consent was given
and the accounts allowed, ayes z, nays 0.
Aid. Wells, chairman on grading and
sidewalks made the following report which
was accepted and adopted:
To the Honorable Mayor and Common
Council of the city of OwOsso.
Your committee to whom was referred
the petition for the construction of side
walk on the east side of Saginaw, would re-
port favOrably and recommend the prayers
of the petitioners be granted.
o. WELLS,
M. KEYTE,
OTTo HEN.
Committee.
The committee on grading Mulberry street
was granted further time.
Aid. Gould of the ways and means COM
Mite, reported that the attachments for the
city sprinkler had come, and they were now
being placed on the tank.
Aid. Gould called the Councils attention
to large stump on Oliver street in front of
the school house, also to two large trees
which ought to be removed. Upon motion
the Marshal was instructed to remove the
same, ayes Z, nays o.
Aid. Wells presented an ordinance to pro-
vide for the construction of sidewalk on
the COrunna road. Also an ordinance to
provide for the construction of sidewalk
on Chapman street. Also an ordinance to
provide for the construction of sidewalk
on Saginaw street.
On motion the ordinances were ordered
read the first and second times by their title
On motion that unanimous consent under
rule 81 be given. the ordinances were or
de red read in full, placed upon their passage
and passed, ayes Z, nays 0.
Aid. Fitzpatrick presented quit claim
Iced from Williams, of the first part and
5he city of Owosso of the second part, rela-
i've to alleys from Genesee street to Cass
street, A. l.. Williams addition.
The matter of procuring another seal for
he city was left for the City Clerk, who |
vas instructed to purchase the same.
"A. q. Seagraves, of Detroit Mich, APP |
)eared before the Council in the interest of |
ladder manufactured at that place, for fire |
purposes, which was referred to committee |
III ways and means.
Aid. Wells moved that the matter of con-
irming the grade rolls of Genesee street and
Mulberry street be extended to next Monday
vening.
Council adjourned.
FRANK w. SMITH,
City Clerk.
Belts to wear with flannel shirts, at
The times., 1889-05-31

THE TIMES believes in the University ap-
preparation now pending in the state senate;
but hopes to see the bill amended by adding
mo Adams or no money" in terms so plain
that the regents cannot misunderstood the
action of the peoples representatives, and
then passed by unanimous vote.
The times., 1889-05-31
Common Council.
COMMON COUNCIL ROOM,
OwOssO, Nav 81, 1889.


Regular meeting of the Common Council,
Mayor Frieseke in the chair.
Present, Aid. Gould, Hien, Keyte Kill
patrick Robbins, Ryan and Wells.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Aid. Keyte presented the following petit
ton signed by the butchers of the city with
the exception of j. III. Copas and A. l..
Homer, which was referred to committee on
police department.
TO the Hon. Mayor and Common Council of
the city of OwOssO.
We, the undersigned butchers of the city
of Owosso, would respectfully ask your hon
Orable body to have the ordinance which
relates to peddlers of meat be enforced, and
your petitioners will ever pray.
Aid. Wells presented the following petit
tion signed by David Dwight and twenty
six others, which was referred to committee
OH fire department.
We, the undersigned citizens and firemen
of the city of OwOsso, do hereby petition
your honorable body to have a telephone
placed in the engine house, which the Tele-
phone company offers to do for $25 year,
and to leave the circuit open to the engine
house every night, which will make good
and cheap fire alarm for the present. We
also ask you to purchase one-half dozen
alarm bells and batteries with wire.
Aid. keyte read a communication from
f. Il. Chandler. relative to system of fire
ALARM which was also referred to commit
tee on fire department.
The following accounts were presented
and referred to the committee on claims and
The times., 1889-05-31

On Wednesday of next week will occur
the meeting of the legislature of New Hamp-
shire, that is TO elect the successor of sena-
tor Chandler in the United States senate. 1t
is the general wish of western republicans
that he may he reelected, and continue his
work of exposing southern outrages at the
ballot box.
The times., 1889-05-31
OWOSSO, MAY 81, 1889.

Gen. Alger AMI family and ex-senator
Tom Plat, of New York, leave in June
for Alaska to be gone some time. Does the
Gen. intend to buy Alaska or is he going to
fix things for '92?
The times., 1889-05-31

j. III. ROBBINS,
K. A. GOULD,
w. M. KILPATRICK.
Committee.
The City Marshal reported that T.. r.
Bailey had offered to tighten the bridges on
Washington and Main streets for S25.
The street commissioners weekly report
was read and ordered placed on file.
Standing committee made the following re-
port which was accepted and adopted:
TO the Mayor and Common Council of the
city of Owosso.
Your committee to whom was referred
the repairing of rooms i'm the city hall, now
occupied by +. Martin, would report that
they had it done by G.. w. Loring tS Son,
at cost of S4s.
j. RYAN,
M. KEYTE,
w. M. KILPATR1cK.
Committee.
The committee on finance reported favor
The times., 1889-05-31

Slippers, all styles and prices at Murray
& Terbusb's.
Pants for S5. so at Roth's.
The times., 1889-05-31

Belts to wear with flannel shirts, at
ROth's.
The times., 1889-05-31

The committee on finance reported favor
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The Newspapers Law.

The following is the law as il
stands relating to newspapers and
subscriptions:
I. Subscribers who do not give
express notice to the contrary are
considered wishing To continue their
subscriptions.
2. ANY person who takes pa
pei regularly from the post-otlicc.
whether directed in his name or
another's, or whether he had sub
scrited.r not, irresponsible for pay.
mcnt.
3. If a person orders his paper
di>continucd he must pay arrears,
or the publisher may continue TO
send it until payneut is made, and
then collect the whole amount
whether the paper is taken from the
post-oflice or not.
4. The courts have decided that
refusing to take newspapers or pc
riodicals froa, the, post Office. or re.
moving and leaving them mcallctl
for. is pEima faciecvidcnce oil intcn.
tional fraud.
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some ea'ablcs aud tea, thinking he
might return. aud would prcpatr
them while I've warmed himself.
lie took the chair on the other
side OF The fire, opp sitc his wife.
She placed the kettle on the FIRE Ia
boil, aud then, for q timc. ptrfec,
quictncss ieigncd. hut IL Mas during
that quictncss--l ancrwani dis.
covered on my trial--that she dis
closed To her husband the fact tina,
| was concealed under the bed. by
means of the dumb alphabet, which
both understood perfectly. lie.
rcma,king the time The kettle took
to boil was beyond the patience OF
a hungry mau. began 10 poke the
lire, leaving the poker there tin !,
became red hot; then he drew I,
forth, walked over To the bedside
and. lifting up the conntcrpanc
commanded me To come forth or my
nose would bc in danger OF being
sngcd. l. fearing lie would put
his threat into execution IL dared
to come out at the side where he
stood, bounced out ON the othe,
side, when, to my surprise, was
met by his wife with the tonrs.
Likewise red hot at the ends, with
which she struck me on the hand
tearing was going TO murder her
~ ihreatcncd--and caused me 10
drop my knife, which ! had drawn
IN self.defcncc, knowing that if /
used my pistol should alarm the
whole house, and that then all
chance Of escape would lac gone
The squire rushed round the bed
kicked the knife out OF my reach !.
and putting the poker close TO my
eyes ordered me to sit ia the chair
lac had occupied, or hc would burn
my eyes out. | obevcd, the sudden.
ness OF the double attack having
stupiiicd me. He requested his
wife TO call the servants. and send
one for the gardener. When tho
gardner arrived the squire ordered
him 20 iastcn my wrists together.
resisted. He put the poker To my
nose; the pain and heat were 40
inteusc | yielded. My wrists sc.
cured, he ordered the gardener To
lead me downstairs; he followed.
carrying the point of tho poker,
which had again been heated, close
to me, and thus they trolicd nc on
to the cell, and as before stated,
got five years penal scfvitude
through the "pokcr point"
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Frank Le-lIe.. Popular Men.hlr

For April. An admirable b;..
so'iesl and anecdotsl article. with
illustrations, ON Washington's In
auguration, leads OF the April mum.
her of Frank Lcslie's Popular
Nonfhiy. IL cannot fail to be in
general demand NJ this centennial
period. when President IIarrisou h
preparing to join the commemora.
tive celebration hy travelling 10
New York over the same route
taken by our first President. ono
hundred years ago. Another sea.
sonahle article is Ensign Wiikinson's
account OF "Snmoa, aud the Tfoub-
les There" Dion Boucicauh. in
ms contribution entitled Going on
The stage" gives charming. COS.
sipy account OF the work Of train.
ing young actors and actresses nt
Mr.. Palmcr's Madison Square
School of Acting. OF which the
veteran nulbor actor II the head.
The illustrations for this article arr
drawn Ivy MIR. Matt Morgan. Out.
ing and travel nfc Represented bv
"A Fortnight in Seville" and .A
Virginia Journey" from JefTerson's
Rock llarper's Ferry to Monticcl-
10, by Henry Tyrrcll, also by Pro-
fessor ID. T. Todd's scientific ac-
count Of IAN American Eclipse
Expedition in the Orient Eliza
beth Sharp's Characterization Of
"DinHh Muloch. Mrs. Crnik") de-
seryes nll appfcciativc reading. The
serial aud short stories. literary es-
says, poems, biographical and nat
ural history sketches, humorous
verse and, above all. the art iIlustra-
tons, arc profusc and varied, more
han sustaining the great reputation
of the Iogniar Xonfifu
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The Art Anntcur

For April has FOR one OF lie col.
orcd supplements q superb study of
red apples on bough. Full di-
rcctions are given for copying this
plate. The other colored supple.
ment Is for china painting fern
design for cup and saucer. Profess
ser Ernest knautll gives the second
Ioi his series pf profuscly illustrated
papers on "Pcn Drawing for Photo
Engraving" Invaluable for the stu
dent who aspires TO he an illustrator
OF books and magazines. Directions
arc given rs usual for painting the
Wild flowers Of the month. Let
iers 10 young lady who asks II she
can learn china painting are con-
unued, ADD there is much practical
Information concerning various
branches Of tho every day work Of
the Amateur Artist. Some artistic
interiors are illustrated, and Bruce
Price, the decorator, gives some use.
ful hints about the ufc Of gliding.
and the lighting of rooms. Benn
P'tman has q fully illustrated and
very practical article on decorated
hinges for doors and cabinets, and
gives such simple directions for
etching on metals" as any ono can
follow. Another large design for a
Church Banner is given Isl. Mark
--it viii be just in time for the day
~ honor oi that Saint. il is suitable
for ncedlework or for painting. The
excellent series Of monograms is
,esnmed, and china painting and
other designs are given with the
usual pfosusion. Price Is cents.
Montague Marks, Publisher, ~
Union Square, New York.
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TRtTN E0Tts.
Trains wet 81 Huntington arr ruu on Cen
tfai limo. Trains east of Huntington are
rpy on Eastern Time.
f4st Exrrges nuns daily and carrics Elegant
Pullman Bnfef car fWoeu f,ouisvfIi9 and
WsshinKiob without change
Fa.i mail runs daily, except SUNDAY. and
sa. Pnlluian Sleeper between Huntington
Accom- ~ odnt tlou runs daily. eHroof guu.
day, between lqxlneian and Olive Ifflf ana
da ~ Detwccu olive Hfif and Huntington.
AK Tor iickcis via ~. ~. a ~ v Cos
Route "
For Information in regard 10 rafea. etc.
apply 70 Agents or write or apply u
W. W. MoSsoE, Geng Pas. Agr..
.,.- Lexington. ~
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Mrs. QtilIpen--H Dearest, sup
pose you and dramatize something
during the leisure Of these I>enfcn
evening"! IL seems 10 be ell the
fashion Z"
Mr.. Quillpen--''yery well, love.
What shall We dfamatize?"
Mrs. Quillpcn--''l think we
ought 10 take something with q lit
tie more dramatic element in il than
Robert Eismcre' How would Mr..
Grceley's What 1 know about
Farming dofv
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w. VA, WEDNESDAY,, April Il. 1852.



Mysicryi mystery,
All II n my stcfy.
Mountain and valley. woodland ana xtrcn,n:
Msnstroubicd histcry,
Msns mortal destiny
Are but phase cf tho souis troubled dresm.
Mystery. mysteryi
All isa mystcry,
Heart ihruhs os osnngnish and Joys gcntlc dew.
Fail from a fountain,
Beyond the great mountain,
Whose submits forever arc lost Ia tue blue.
Mysteiyi mysteryl
All IL mystcry'
The sigh OF tho night Winds. tho sonE Of tho
waves;
The visions TINT borrow
Their brightness from sorrow,
Tho tales which flowers tell IA. tho voices OF
graves.
Msstcry' mystcry'
All L. N my ystcryi
All, there Is nothing wc wholly see through,
wearc all weary,
The nights long and drcrry--
Without hope OF morning o what would we
do:
--tAicxandcr McT.nchisn.
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rKnMs OF sunscnrrr,nx.


(coha tor Ula.
70 regular advertisers =. ........
Regular advertisements. OF more thnn bah
49, isup, Q-rrtc-iy ia advairor =" -
iaansscnt Advertisements in advance.
Ths Advances 10 tho rnodinm through
~h .. Advsrtiners can roach the poo.
pie % Wayne County.
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all points. Wv
For rates ana other Information, nddres.
FRED. HurKltAN. .T.PA
wheeling, w. Va.
W. J ROBINSON, a.. PA,
ParkcfAburg, w. Va
W II. osDoRS,s n. T. A., f'on,eroy. %.
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I'VE start new novel this
week, said tie editor 10 the fore
man; ~it's hy . lady"
Then telephone down % the
type founders FOR ton Of isalic, !"
thundcred the foreman. "aod serve
out French dictionaries % fbe com
posit0ss' She won't say anything
80 plain English II she can help Il !"
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Ts,sirE effect Fob. Ia. isss. rasscnrsrtr traiss
VIII suu - follows Ccutrsl Time. All trains
daily except those marked thus \ which 40
lot run ON SUNDAY:
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yef Printing.

Al kinds cf Job Printing do,tr vf'h ,-s,
k< sTo dvd. =
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George. dear. what beautiful
diamond butterfly Il looks ready
70 HyH
II don't see why i wants % dy."
grow led George "Gcodness knows
us high enough now The roll plate
counter is af the ether end of the
store. Come on"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-17

Ella Wheeler Wilcox has written
an essay on Women a. Wives.
No MAN viii dispute tie statement
thar - wives women are lar supc-
riof % mrn.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-17

q citizen bought himself book
the other day, aud wrote this on
the fy leaf Presented 90 John
Jones by himself asa mark of es-
faar.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-17

Some mcn never Ike 70 be alone.
Because man IS judged hy his
company you know.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-17

The male Is late 90 night. as
The woman said when she got up az
4. n. 60 let in her hcshand
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-17

How to set along in the world
WAX.
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ID. NJ. McKxlcnr, M d..
Magnolia, Ark.

a Missouri girl being told by
her teacher to parse the sentence
"IIe kissed me-" consented re.
lueinnily because oppoAed 10 speak.
ing of private matters in public
"Ile, shc commenced. with unnec
essary emphasis anda fond lingcr.
ing over the word that brought thc
crimson 20 her checks. "is pro.
noun third person, singular mum
bcr, masculine gender, . gentleman
ard pretty well fixed. kissed Is q
verb; tfansitive much 20. reg.
ular-eyefy evening. indicative
mode-lndicaling affection first and
THIRD person, plural number. and
governed by circumstances. Ne
oh, well everybody knows me
aud--down She saf.
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Daugbter-"Mamma, Harry kissed
me last night
Mother indignantly Wrn. ]
would not have lct him done Il IL
had been you
Daaghler (selisfiedly) - mo.
mamma, and you wouldn't hat c ie,
him done il II you hadn't beer ne
that's why wc didnt invite you in. -
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-17

Editors arc good men because
they arc always on the write side.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-17

They were passing under The eie.
vaied railroad. and the din over
head was almost dcafcning
=" This hustle makes my head
ache" Size saiI
Probably. observed he, III you
were % wear smaller one"
"Sirl' she indignantly cried. IL
mean the no Sc cOuluses zoe"
II beg your pardon.' sammcred
he. II am confused too.
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what Doctors Say.

Have uscd >. $. &. in treatment
OF blood taint, with remarkable sue.
cess. ]. WILEY QuuLiAs. NJ d.,
Easlcy, $. c
have used S. S. S. FOR some
time in the treatment Of blood poi.
son without disappointment. Ply
siciaps viii be compelled TO ac.
knowledge its merits.
n. l.. GALLOWAY. III. ID.
Monroe, Ga
have tried Swift's Specific in q
very bad case Of Blood Disease. and
take great pleasure ~ saving il was
= perfect success, producing com.
plote cure. ! have also tried II m
many other cases with good results.
J X. YERIoN. Millsap, Tex.
have used swin's Specific in
my practice for some time. and find
il TO be all that the propfieiors
claim for H.
ID. NJ. McKSlcHr. NJ D.,
Magnolia, Ark.
have taken Swift's Specific Tor
secondary blood iaint, and derived
great benefit. IL acts much better
than potash or any other remedy
that have ever used
B. f. WISoPIELD, M H..
Richmond. Va.
Swift's Specific Is entirely vege.
table. and cures by forcing out the
impurities through the skin. Send
Tor book on Skin Diseases, mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECfFIC co.
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
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No. ? IL daily between Chiffon Foryr ana
nne Oh p.int but daily, except Sunday,
west of Clifton Forge.
No udsily. leaves Huntington q 70 = m.
arrive clifton Forge 30 Pm.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-22
THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

Combination pearl and diamond rings are
in big demand.
The fancy for moonstones encircled with
hrilliants is asserting itself.
Slender gold chains united by oval crystals
are novel feature in queen chains
The cube queen pendant i'll gold, ieveed at
each angie, is still a conspicuous item
Late Corners in queen charms renavy caps
in blue enamel, with ribbons of pearls
Pansies in every color with rows of dia-
mondS on the outer edges, continue IN demand
as brooches
A very pretty scarf pin is formed of dia-
mond fox, with tail composed of saffron
tinted pearls.
Paris has supplied us with a bracelet COM
posed of twelve ieweled miniatures strung on
a cham OF diamonds.
Some late fobs for ladies have slides and
clasps of diamonds, with fancy pendants
dangling from the end.
Watches are set In a thousand unexpected
articles. In bail OF diamonds no larger than
a marble is a watch face
Decidedly rich is brooch consisting of a
fat gold circle set with rubies, in the center
of which Is a diamond star
Huntsmen in enameled caps and uniforms,
who appear to be riding at full speed, are a
subject utilized III brooches
Numbered among new side comb headings
is a green gold lizard, with a line OF rubies
extending from the head TO the tsl.
A bunch of sweet peas done in white and
pink enamel. and sprinkled with diamond
dewdrops, forms lace pin of a rich descrip-
ton.
Topping triple pronged hairpin is a bunch
Of Parma violets in enamel, the exact coun-
terpart of nature, each leaf trimmed with dia-
moniS-Jeweiers' Review.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-22
:. The Finest In the World"

Is the verdict of all who have travelled on
the fast flying Southwestern Limited, u
operated by the Big Four-New York Cen
trail route.
The Southwestern Limited" is a solid
vestibule train, consisting of elegant coach
to Buffalo; combination library. smoking
and cafe dining car; sleepers to New York
and Boston, landing its passengers in the
Grand Central station, New York city,
with absolutely no ferry transfer Ali
other lines transfer at an intermediate
point OF across North river into New York
city.
The Southwestern Limited" leaves St.
Louis at sos a. ~. daily arrives at New
York 5:10 p M, Boston 7:40 p. m.
Ticket offices corner of Broadway and
Chestnut streets and Union depot. St.
Louis, or address c. w. Green, Il. p A,
Kansas City, Mo. 1874 ct.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-22

Locomotives Run by Soda.

Locomotives Run Dy SOOa.
Four locomotives to be run by soda, which
takes the place of fire under the boiler, have
been built for service in the streets Of Min
neapolis, Mimi, where steam engines are for
hidden The engine is about sixteen feet
long, entirely boxed in, with no smoke stack
or pipes, as there Is no exhaust OF refuse.
Inside the boiler viii be placed five tons of
soda, which, upon being danlped by jet of
steam, produces an intense heat. In about
six hours the soda is thoroughly saturated,
when the action ceases. A stream Of super
heated steam from stationary boiler is then
forced through the soda, which drives out the
moisture and the soda is ready for use again.
The exhaust steam from the cylinders is
used to saturate the soda, and by this means
all the refuse is used. These engines are the
first of their kind that have been built in this
country. They are said to have the same
power as those used on the Now York elevat-
ed roads. Soda engines are used in Berlin
and other European cities and they also trav-
erse the ST. Gothard tunnel under the Alps,
where sufficient ventilation cannot he had to
carry off the noxious gases which would be
generated by a steam engine.-New York
Commercial AdvertEer