The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-05-10
Muzzle the dogs.

The Main street race Driugo 10 pcihs To
flowed.
The cellar for the Odd Fellow building is
being dug.
The Great Arabian show will exhibit in
Owosso, May 10 and IL.
Bill boards are being put up about the
city for Forepaugh's show.
The city should have the water tank at
Gute's Hill put in shape for use.
A fine stock of organs on exhibition at
the store of the Mich. S. M. Il o. Co.
The Owosso Cigar Il Candy Co. willmove
into the new Burhans building next week.
If you will use Allen b. Wrisly's Good
Cheer soap, your clothes will last One-half
longer.
Take some stock in the Savings and Loan
association. No better way to save your
money.
Gates Bros. will build a store on Main
street if they can find anyone to rent the
first floor.
Our facilities for doing job printing are as
good as any Office hereabouts. Call and see
our samples.
The Lansing league club defeated the
Browns on the home grounds yesterday
afternoon IS to 1.
If summer is not now here, then the past
three days were three of the most perfect
cOunterfeits ever issued.
w. A. Woodward has already rented the
first floor in his new store. 1t will be Occu-
pied by parties now in business in the city.
City Marshal Crane was sent for Satur-
day afternoon to come to the car shops to
kill mad dog, which he did without delay.
The roof of JohnsOn's bakery took fire
Saturday evening and for few minutes
excitement ran high. No serious damage
was done.
DIR. Corbin, secretary of the State board
of examiners in dentistry, announces that
the next examination will begin June 4th,
i'm Grand Rapids.
The Catholic church has decided to pur-
chase ten acres of land adjoining Oakhill
cemetery on the south and east from M.
Keyte, for a cemetery.
A steam engine broke through one of the
bridges ON Race street Tuesday. No serious
damage was done. Several of the water
courses across the street are being filed.
Wanted, first class printer at this office.
steady situation to the right man.
Rev. Little will begin his labors as pastor
of the Baptist church Sunday next.
The jury in the Latimer case at Jackson
were but seven minutes in finding Latimer
guilty of murder in the first degree. Sen
tence will probably be passed Saturday.
Warm candy social at the Asbury chapel
this friday evening. Candy and program
5 cents at the door. Proceeds benefit OF
bell and organ fund. All will be welcome.
David Dwight has on exhibition i'm Paul
Roth's show window case of 90 horse shoes
made at his shop. Take look at them;
the shoes represent what Dave turns Out
every day for his patrons.
The Owosso Browns were at Grand Rap.
ins, Saturday, to play game with the State
| league club of that place. The Browns
were defeated 16 to 5, which is not bad con
sidering the Browns average under 20 years
of age and played against professionals.
At the annual meeting of the Owosso Gas
Light Co., the following gentlemen were
elected as board of directors: w. M. Xii
patrick, president; A. Todd, H. c. Stevens
| o. f. Webster, III. S. Dean, S. Dean. o
F. Webster was elected secretary and treas
urer.
The Chimes: The Sunday School cOnven
ton for the "Owosso Group" consisting o
this city, Corunna, Chesaning, Oakley, Tay
mouth, st. Charles, Bennington and Hen
derson, will be held at Bennington, at TIN
full moon in June, beginning Tuesday even
ing and closing Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Laura Shepard died at the home o
her son-in-law, j. III. Wilcox i'm Benning
ton, on Monday, aged rs years. She ha'
been near deaths door for number of day
but had expressed the hope that all her chill
dren might come home before she died
when the last one came and all wer
gathered around her bed she counted then
and said she was satisfied and died i'm fey
minutes. Funeral services were held Wed
nesday.
Hamilton, N. Y. Madisonensis: The Lab
adie-Rowell English Comedy Company ar
peared in Trips opera house Monday an
Tuesday evening of last week, and present
ed the plays of 'Pygmalion and Galatea,
and ''Mirald, the Creole" to large and az
preciative audiences. Mr.. Labadie and Mis-
ROwell frequently received well merite
applause. This is said to be the best con
pany that ever visited Hamilton. tn
Fountain Engine Company, who secure
their services, cleared over $50 by the Ell
gagement.
Saginaw Herald, May 5: Today will con
plete the sixth year of Rev. Mr.. Matrau