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Trustee,s Sales.
1RUsTEE'S SALE,

by virtue II a deed Of trust naaO by John II
hCCtAgkCn, John II, DiChl and Ada \ Dlehl
his vile, OJ, Il, COwden, trustee, aud OF an or
der u the Circuit Court Of Uhi0 County, ives
NitginIA, made On tue lStn day Of May, iSSp, ~
pointing ine ~ trustee In place OF the tTnble,
lNu ed III said deed Of trtist, which ID daleC
Match ~ ISIS and IA recorded Ia the OllCo q
the Clerk VI the county Court Of ohio County
West NlrSlnla, In Deed Of trust BOOk No, "
tAgc Bis, Will sell al tho front door Of III
Court House Of LAld county, on
THURSDAY, the ssh DAYoi DECEMBER, 1889
bCVihnlng at " o'clock q m tho following d.
sCtlhod properly, that IA 10 cay. FONf lots o
gtOtud Inmbelpd TwUnty'thteN, fwCntY. four
TNcN J i've and lWeuty.Nx insqiAtg numbers
TwOol lOhn !. 0llChrlbt's addition No, 2 I III
city VI wheeling.
The title 10 the above property 10 believed u
~ pstlcCt, but selling AZ trustee Will tolyeI
ot-y tue tito vested III me BY said deed 81 tfthl
TERAA w HALE-une third aud a. much NOR
1.-THE purchaser elects " pay 10 CAlh, The bal
Nnee III two equal inAtAlltnCtN In one and ~
yCata, notes btRyiag interest from the day 2
Ale IL 10 glyOp, for The deferred payments W
full ". ], W'COWDkN, Trustee.
W II UAtLER, AHrllnnCOt, dea
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CHICAGO, Dec H. GatIlu Receipts 1000
steers 81 7Dai y; StOGIerS aud iGGqerS 81 Ola3 %;
Texans 81 %. tlogs-liocciptS IL OOO head; mar.
ket higher; mixed 81 d0a3 6j; heavy s. IGLi ~;
light 81 4oa1 ". Sheep = Receipts 300 head
iol d GOAL 70; TSxars 81 COAL 10; lambs 81 UOai0j.
l,l0O head; shipments l,AOO head; market 10th.
Ing dolng, all Though cDnSlflmOntS, llOgS-
Receipts 100 head; %shlnuOnts LOO head; mar.
ket active; Philadelphia s. Sia3 W; Workers
s. 10A3 Is. ShGcp-Receipt' sou head shipmentA
500 head; market SLOW and unbalanced.
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COLUMBUS, O., Jan. l., 1SS9.-To TnK
ELIXIR or DATES Co. Dear SirS;-Elixit
Of Dates cured me Of habitual conStipa.
ton and dyspepsia ! recommend IL 10
all my friends Very truly yours, Joseph
thinner Prop. q Hotel 81. Claire, %.
iunbns, Q. solibyO.R Goethe, ". ".
Irwin, W. 3. Williams and Jehn Laugh.
lin. Logan Drug oiand Goodwind Co.,
ShnieaaIh hppniS. L.
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK, Dec. A-Pctroleum opened steady
at 81 05fi, aud moved up 10 on light trading,
Al 81 OJtf; highO,t sIOi' lowest 81 OJ3S; closed al
81 OF; sales 1R,O0O barrels.
olLClrY, Dec, H,-petrolcum opened at siU;
highest q gil{; lowest o. W: closed at 81 w;
sales lUl, no ~luitruls; clearaliees 10000 barrels
charters l26sS h%Afrclsi shipments G7t2A barrels
runs 1869 barrels.
DRADFoRD, Pa, Dec. 1i.-0pcued nt 81 O5I;
c,Osed At sl0i; hlghest 81 OtHS; lowest 81 VJNi
C%leRraucrs 20i,U0 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa Dec. II Petroleum dull but
steady; opened ats 0i closed Ut q OIE; highest
81 09Si lowest 81 ".
TITusvlLLE. Pa, Dec. l4-opeDed at 81 OIL
highest 81 OK; lowest 81 OF; closed at siWA.
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Cologne iSyery cheap, you can got al
You want Of u for Q scent.

TINS harsh, drastic p~prsatiyOS, once
deemed 90 Indispensable, have given
place 10 mlldeF anil more hk ilinlly pre-.
pared la1AtiveaI hehOe the great and
growing demand for Ayers Pills, Ply.
EiciAns everywhere recommend them
Tor costlyehsSS, mitigation, and liyei
complaints, pAW
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DoS'T give Up, there 10 a cure for ca.
tarrh and cold Ii the head. Thousands
testify that ElJ's Cream Balm has entire.
" cured thcm. Its safe and pleasant
remedy, II Is applied Into the nosltilS.
II 10 not a liquid or shuh. II GureB by
cleansing aad healing Price IT,
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features Of tho money and Stock

-
Markets,
REW YoRI, Dec, lI.-Noney on call eAsyi
no loans; closed offered n 3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper GR7'S per cent, Sterling HI
change quie. but steady at y sOaiSt4. Bales Of
stocks to-day were ll6,s shares.
The stock market betrayed tho same general
characteristics Today Ra usual Of late, but there
WAS q stronger tone TO the general list, aud
marked advances were scored In . few Instances.
T4e opening was steady, mos AlockA being IN.
changed tfom last nights hguEes, but the bears
were inclined " cover, AstrOpg tone was de-
Teloped. throughout the list Ia the DIST hour,
with Kansas 4 Texas AtcnnEon, LRCkas
wanna and Trusts especially conspicuous. The
market dn4lly closed fairly active aud strong ~
the. best prlces u tho day, Almost eVeFyt thug Is
higher l0,nlsht, sugar rose 81, Kansas 4 Texas
Railroad boHds aaisI; sales $4,000.
Government and State bonds dull and steady.
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INV YoRk. Dec, M,-The dry goods market al
hrst hands nAiutAlus the previous strong tone,
Indicated for tho near future. Mas0nViiie a
bleaOhed shlriInES Were placed "AL YAlue.h
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Educational.
Mt. De CAANTAL.
YEAR WHEELING, W. Vi.
talsteru Of The yhinuonJ

A school Of more than national reputation
pBers exceptional advantages for thorough edu
cation 81 young ladies IN all departments, Ii
bmry Of SlI thostand volumes. Fine philo
RophtcAl, chOmi@l'and astronomical apparatus
Musical Department specially noted. uorrso'
plano teachers trained by a leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according 70 tho method u the old italian MAJ
TER,
Location Unsurpassed for beauty and health
rem acres Of pleasure grounds. BORrdC1cellcnl
For Catalogues, and references to patrons ii
I'll the PRINCIPAL Gities, address
CIE DIRRCTREpA
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NfaLnln.

INV YoRK, Dec. iI.-eig Iron quiet and irm;
American ti6 Male 10. Copper, lake. December
81 y. Lead rm; domestic s. 97k. Tin quiet;
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Steamers,
For Cincinnati, Louisville, Mons
phlN, 81. Louis, New Orleans,


For Cincinnati, Louisville, MOn-
phiN, 81. Louls, New orlOAnO,
and intermediate Polnts,
viii Leave WhAtibOAL loot Of Eleventh. street,
daily Monday excepted, "a iOll0Wai
m.s. steamer "RAtNROW," Chris. q.
lIA3ttpYnUng, Mater Charles ", Knox,
AAA liefkT ever Tuesday al I, a.. m,
N,,. steamer WANDElh X, d. CDopOt,
Ldlfftt4 MMieti Al, ]. BlAyen, ClpikI every
0ANA8 Wednesday At q, IN,
ntcAmet niluDBON,m !. y. allison,
lI1httf NAiiGfJ Dan Lacey, Clerk every
8aNA Thursday A. al m,
W-. steamer az, N, CttANOELtDR,il
LiF4t4E, r, Chancellor, MASTER Ira y
A9AAHuhllnglOu CLERK every Friday al
Fam.
ms. steAmNf SCOTIA John n. Phil
lips, MASTER R96i II. Kerr, Clsfh
MAf every saturday a u. N.
NJ steamer "LOttlg A. giRRLRY, n
liifdtt3 MAddy, Mater Jule WehfmAn, Clett
- every sunday a. H. IN,
Finl GLASS fare wheeling 10 Cincinnati, "
ROund lflb, otO, Meals tnd state fOpn u
clultd. Tickets transferable, Ahd good INT
layd fot freight OF passage apply on boatd, Q
Sdii wv" FRANK BOOTH, Agent
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Tie Old. Old story.
A little cough; 8 feeling III;
A headache Oft; . daily chill;
AM Wef walk; A%qlickeneh breath;
A ftcluent talk Of coming death.
No strength to rise from day to day;
From loving eyes he fade, away.
Now llllI no more The weary head,
Tic Old, Old story.

Such Is the fatal progress OF consump.
ton. How often Is repeated the old, old
story. Yet not haltsO often as It was be.
fore tho knowledge came to mankind
that there was u discovery in medical
science by which the dread disease could
he arrested in It's early stages and the pa.
tient restored to health. This wonderful
remedy is DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical
Discovery,
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.PALTIMORE&OHIO RAILROAD
par and arrive At WheelingtH mlloTs-Eastern
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For Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York,
t:a6 a. M, 2:II aud II! y. M, DAILY,
cumberland Accommodation, 1850 O. M, OF.
celt sun o.,
Grafton Accommodation, 1928 p. M, daily.
HxCaDt sunday.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

IA RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
- IkAtNs6son and AiHr Nov, q lSq.-RS.
iey excepted. MONDAY excepted. isalurdSy
tScepled SUNDAY only. SATURDAY Only,-
EASTERN Standard time. ~
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The railroad engineer may not haye
much style about him, hut wealth and
fashion follow In his train.
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Biz&G R4lLRoAD-CenGl Time.
BellAlFe& zAaesVlle Through raAssugvr caves
SeLtAlrea NJ V;lVA . m arrives o. BellAlre at $40
Woodlheld Passenger leaves BellGlfe at A;lO D,
~ arrives Rt bellRlFu VI S,HO q, m.
sumuerheh Accommodation leaves BellaiTe
y lLtOn M, arrives at il:0t y. m
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II ANAWHA OHIO HALFWAY,

h ron, e EEEnIT1r, a60oIyeF 1T
iKAbRWhA short LinD), Schedule IN efodg
tir. Trains leave Wheeling 1910 q, h., VA
.Ohlt diver RAllfOad, arrive Charleston bB b.
ID, Leave tfhAilestnn O 10 4, M, arrive Wheel.
Ing 7.th =, m, via U, II, u H. Leave JhAtiSttOn
i3a0 b. ini arrive wheeling s!B b. IN. ViR COI
umGui end fan'llAldlO, .dGlly Ciheht sunday
UC6uiml STANDARD Time" HundRyt O1lt tIHiiB
leave GhAItglon sSgoA M, arrive Wheeling wv
psWii Hgh sRutirH a PA.
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL
For Boys and Girls,

FoF boyB ana uIFIBI
between 4 spA lSyear 81 age, Vii! b ePened the
1R7 MAIN STREET, by Miss MAX BELLE Halt,
formerly Of WaAhlngton, n. o..
The eChoOl Will DO conducted on the general
unes Of the Kindergarten.
French conversation and CnliBlhOnlQ eTbruikpt
without extra charge A Piano In Ihe school
Tooin iot the eniettalnment and Instruction Of
lie ohildtpu,
CHARGES MODERATE,
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Medical.
Great Relief

rs Instantly afforded sufferers from
! Bronchitis, by tho usO OF Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. Either as an ano-
dyne, to allay inflammation, or an ex-
pectorant, to loosen and bring away the
mucus. this preparation has no equal.
"Last winter I contracted n severe
cold, which, by repeated exposure, be-
mn Qulta obstinate, l was much
troubled with h0arSGnesS and bronchial
irritation. After trying various medi.
CineS, without relief, l at last purchased
u bottle Of Ayers Cherry PeCtoral. On
taking this medicine, my cough ceased
almost Immediately, and have been
we'll ever since. - Rev. Thomas B.
Russell, Secretary HOlston Conference
and +. Il, Ofth0 GFeenYillc Dist, NJ. 4. c.,
JOAeSbOro, Tenn.
"My mother was sick three years and
very low with bronchitis. We feared
nothing would cure her. Ono Of my
friends told me about Ayers Cherry
pGctoral, She tried II, has used eight
bottles, and Is nov well."-T, II, d.
Chamberlain, Baltimore, Nd.
Ayers GheryPsctoraI,
FREPAaED ny
Or. ]. O. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all DruggIss. Price sii siI sOtIO+ u
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Thousands OF cures follow the use Of
DR.. sagU's Catarrh Remedy. so cents.

First Dude-"GreAt ScotLr sartor, the
tailor, Ia deadi" Second Dude-"Ya.as
no wonder; he had a ht,n
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LnMINEA

From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
g:sO and l2:4bp. m. and II 100 p. M, daily.
Cept sunday,
Grafton Accommodation, 1245 p. M, daily.
cent BuuuAV,
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)Hl0 RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
Table taking effect November q, 1883.
rrTnSepSer trains will run a iollows-Centml
thus which do not run on Sunday:
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RROM WIlKELl "a sTAIION.

TfalnE via tho Filttbntgh, c,hClunau 4 II.
L0tis kAllWAy -.lAn. Handle llAntg-lBSteWheCI.
iht IoI bienhehvlllB, rIitbligb aud tho fARl,
alYQA. pa, l2iN \, M, $40 y, M. AMI SiIU y, M.
fOt uOlulnbuS, Cincinnati, indianapolis and N.
Louis $3.50 4 m aud S!iUp NJ. FOR Columbus
aud Chicago l9it5 " ~. Ifalha arrive NJ Wheel
Tug N ! bOA mU i0'UJa. ma go y, m. and $40
n, ~, Trains leaving WtGl90A m aud arriving
u $50 ~ NJ. run hnIld bolWtun wheeling and
HllILhNflh. All lIAlIh hhIA nNrRnl tnndAN.
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Railroads,

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. R.
w On and after Monday, October rs, ISsV,
will run US follows;
LEAyE WHEELING.
6;SO q, m 7:Ola M 9OOA M, ll:OOa M, 1850
p IN, s'So p M $50 p M, 7;0Op, IN, 9;0Op m,
$40 q NJ 7:lSR mn lOa. m, 1880 p M, 1850
p. m,, Wv p nir 6'l0 p, IN, 500 y, nj, 10 p. m.
sVNnA fs-Le9yo thu. city al SIOA IN, aud
lng fArE VI ga0A M, md run every hour until
.vbuP"m. Except churh train viii leave Park
At viio H. N aud city at lg;lb p. M
uCB C'HIRSCU. gun't.
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hlNlolgNN
For Chicago, $3.50 aud 1905 a. M, 1910 n. M,
daily A:lb D. m, daily, except Sunday,
Tlncinnhti E1pFess, 10 y 4. M. and lO:l6 p. M.
Columbus Accommodation 4iiS p. M. except
g. Ci1lnylllc Accommodation, 1905 a. m. and
40 and 4:l6 p. IN, except Sunday,
ARRIVE:
Chicago Express, l2:+5, b:S0S, nj. and C:1O p. m.
Cincinnati Express, O;S, a. IN. and $40 p. M,
Columbus Accommodation, HOO a. M, daily,
except Sunday
u, ClAlnviile Accommodation, ii:OO a.. m. and
l;So AMI 6;lO p. M, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING d Pittsburgh DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, 6;iORnd 7:gn a. In. daily, and
ltO =: m daily, except sunday.
h.Or Pittsburgh and tho East, h:a0 y. M, daily,
WaAhinRt0n Accommodation, 6iS5 p. M, daily,
except Sunday,
ARKfvE!
From rittSburgh, 1000 a. M. daily. and i7:bu
p. N daily.
e1rDDt SUNDAY.
The times., 1889-11-22
W est Side.

Two accidents at the Tool Company's
works last week.
Mrs. III. Wells and daughter are visiting
friends in Elmira, New York.
w. ID. Parker has started new candy
store and restaurant next door to Steadman's
cigar factory.
Mrs. j. Ii. Robbins, who has been on the
sick list, is convalescent.
Chas. Preece, proprietor of the Miller
House, started on Monday for Grayling, on
two weeks hunting trip. We are looking
forward to venison roast.
j. S. Haggart has just received a beauti-
full line of Xmas. goods. Albums, Xmas.
cards, vases, picture frames, perfumery, etc.
Miss Carrie De Fren spent last Saturday
visiting friends in Bay City.
The handle factory was obliged to shut
down for few days last week on account
of delay in getting lumber.
The M. c. r. r. are going to erect a gate
on the crossing West Main street. This
has been very much needed for some time,
as the crossing is dangerous one.
Miss Myrtle Riley, who has been visiting
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Marks, for few
weeks, has just recovered from an attack
of quinsey, and returned home.
The times., 1889-11-22
Reply No. 8.

EDITOR TEiEs:-I have read the reply
of Father Doman, and am not little
amused at the nature of his reply, as well
as the shrewdness of the evasion of the
points at issue.
He does not deny that he made the state
ments referred to, and the conclusion, there
fore, is that he did make them. If he did
make them, he assailed the teachers of your
public schools in an unbecoming manner,
and used language with reference to their
character and ability quite inconsistent with
an educated gentleman. And if the writer
is any Judge of Christian minister's sacred
office, an apology should be made.
Father DOMAIN says: 'Our public school
teachers profess to teach Protestant theol-
ogy." Now did not know this. did not sup
pose they taught any kind of theology,
Protestant or Catholic. l have visited
schools for the past 80 years and never
heard any kind of theology taught. In
studying history there may be an occasional
reference to some acts of the Catholic church,
but il they are facts no one should be so
sensitive as to wish them omitted. / sup
posed the great complaint of our Catholic
friends against the public schools, was a
want of religion. They have called them
''godless," and have said in one of their
journals that ''they ought to go where they
belong, viz, to the devil" and the Tele-
graph Catholic journal of Cincinnati, says
''It will be glorious day for the Catholics
in this country when our school system is
shivered to pieces" If this is the animus of
the Catholic church, we may understand
the significance of Father DOMAINS hostility
to our public schools.
am glad to have the good opinion of
Father Doman, especially with reference to
the remarkable tenderness of heart" of
which he is so kind as to speak, ,and If he has
not very exalted idea of the intellectual
qualities of his head" he will not disagree
with the Reverend gentleman in this re-
spect, but will gracefully yield the palm to
Father Doman's intellectual qualities. y
With such brilliancy of intellect, scientific
research, (ontology and psychology included)
and philosophical acumen in the pastor
Of st. Paul's Catholic church, of Owosso,
we shall look for high state of intellectual
culture in the congregation.
Respectfully,
JOHN DoNNELLY.
The times., 1889-11-22
Eorse Notes.

b. j. Downing, of st. Charles, has sold
his Clydesdale stallion Prince of Kier, fol
$1,000.
Benjamin tS Sutherland, of Saginaw,
have refused an offer of $4,000 for theii
stallion Sphinx, holding him at $4,000
The horse cost them 5000 three years ago.
E. o. Dewey received an offer of 5000
cash on Tuesday from gentleman in Syra
cuse, N. Y, for his Byerly Abdallah-Na
poleon mare. He has not yet decided tC
accept it.
c. T. 81 f. +. Lee, of Dowagiac, thi:
state, have purchased from w. II. Wilson
Cynthiana, KY, brown weanling colt by
Sable Wilkes, 2:1S, dam Linda Wilkes, by
Guy Wilkes, 2:15A: second dam Atlanta
by The Moor; third dam Minnehaha, by
Bald Chief; fourth dam Nettie Clay, by
Cassius M. Clay, Jr.; fifth dam by Abdal
lah 4; sixth dam by Engineer, son of Imp
Messenger. Price reported at $1,000.
The times., 1889-11-22
Musical.

Last Tuesday evening the first of series
of recitals was given by the musical depart
ment of the Owosso Industrial University.
The evening was stormy but the hall of
practical business was crowded to its limit
by the choicest lovers of music in our city,
and their words of praise at the conclusion
of the brilliant and varied program were as
unstinted as they were sincere and deserv-
ed. The pupils of the department of
music gave very creditable performances on
the piano and violin, taking into account
the brief time the school of music has been
founded. Several, if not all, of the per-
formances were remarkable. Professor
VanDerVelpen is musical genius, and is
master of the piano, the violin, the clarinet
the pipe organ, and vocal culture, and in
each of these departments has very compli-
mentary class and grade ofpupils. Not know
ing the names Of all the participants in the
program, THE TINES is unable to charac-
terize the individual performances with a
just criticism; but the evening was de-
lightful one. The officers of the University
have made no mistake in securing Prof
VanDerVelpen as head of the department
of music. The hall was beautifully decorat-
ed with examples of work done in the
school of penmanship. After the concert
a reception was given, during which the
large audience inspected the different rooms,
in which the work of the various schools
connected with the University is done.
Other recitals will follow.
The times., 1889-11-22
Personal Mention.

Miss Annie Williams is sick with typhoid
fever.
Rev. r. r. Davies was in Lansing, We'd
nesday.
Joseph Hershey, of Gorham, N. Y. is in
the city.
Judge Turner came home Monday for a
short stay.
Capt. Ed. Pease, of Saginaw, was in the
city Wednesday.
C. !. Stuart is around again after a two
weeks sickness.
Philetus Smith and family returned to
Bryan, Ohio, on Saturday.
Mrs. II. w. Galusha returned last Friday
from weeks visit in Fenton.
Miss Maude Watkins, of Ovid, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Opdyke, of Pine street.
II. b. Dewey has been elected treasurer
of the University political science club.
III. G.. Proud was in the city Wednesday
to ship his household goods to Bay City.
Mrs. Eugene Crane returned home Tues
day from three weeks stay in Milford.
l.. p. Gould was in the city Sunday and
Monday. Mrs. Gould returned to Ann
Arbor with him.
The Misses Kate Houk and Emma Har-
beck, of Howell, have been guests of Miss
Lucy Lewis this week.
j. T. Peters and family have gone to
Alma. Dwella Peters and Mr.. John Dean
are to assist Mr.. Peters in his furniture
store.
Miss Helen Duff took part In musical
given by the young peoples society of the
Park Congregational church, Grand Rapids,
ON Thursday of last week.
Supt Simmons returned to the city Mon
day evening. He left his father improving,
but his mother is no better, having had q
stroke of paralysis. Mrs. Simmons father
is also seriously sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Horsman will long
have occasion to remember the fifteenth an
niversary of their wedding. Their home
was crowded with friends on Friday even
ing almost to suffocation, and as Is always
the case when such number of Owosso
people meet together, a very jolly time was
had. The old and the young came to make
the occasion happy mile post on the
| journey of life of the host and hostess, and
| they succeeded beyond expectation. Ar
elegant lot of glass and silver presents
| valuable, useful and decidedly ornamental
attested the esteem of those gathered for Mr.
and Mrs. Horsman. Choice refreshments
were served.
The times., 1889-11-22
Hurrah for tho Holidays.

Right now we are ready for business
with an immense assortment af Christmas
gifts. The stockings must be filled and
now is the time to buy. The new, the novel,
and the beautiful are all included in our
splended line of diamonds, watches, clocks,
jewelry, silverware, etc. We offer great
variety of appropriate presents for ladies,
gentlemen and children. We can supply a
suitable gift for old or Young for any sum
you desire to expend. An elegant Holiday
stock is a popular stock in all requirements.
We are glad to welcome visitors, as it is no
trouble to show our goods, and we are
ready to make close prices to all who wish to
buy. Our goods are all new and of
the very best qualities and styles and it will
be to your interest to call. before you
purchase, on Pray, the jeweler.
The times., 1889-11-22
Savings Department.

The favor with which the savings de-
partment of the Second National Bank is
beyond the expectation of the officers and
is very gratifying to them. The strongest
point of recommendation is that the smallest
sums are received and interest paid thereon,
giving everyone who desires to do so an OPP
portunity to invest their savings and realize
on them. This is step in the right direc-
ton and one the laboring men of the city
are not slow to appreciate. The bank is
open every Monday evening from 8 to 8
o'clock for the accommodation of all patrons
of the bank.