The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-08-01
Sheriff Morrice has four ooarders at pres

Sheriff Morrice has four boarders at pre-,
ent.
Dewey Il Stewart have placed their ne,
boiler in position this week.
Burglars stole si2 from Postmaster Petit
at New Lothop, sunday night.
The nj. $. NJ. Il o. Co. has sold an organ
10 the Baptist church. Corunna.
Key. Davies held services at the Presby
terrain church at Corunna, on Sunday.
Parshall a. Vets, of New Lothrop, hav,
put new engine into their grist mill.
A number of Owoss0ites will 90 to Detroit
tomorrow to see the Palo AltO-Jack race
Beebe & Son will move their cigar factor,
INTO the second story of the Odd Fellow
building.
Miss Allie Beckwith leaves next week fol-
visit with friends in jackson and Ionia
counties.
Arrangements have been perfected TO,
matinee races at the fair grounds OH Thurs
day and Friday next.
The council should insist on better back
filling Of the water trenches than has been
done on Michigan Ave.
The examination Of G. Il. Hoard. of
Antrim. on charge of selling mOrtgaged
property, was adjourned by Justice Bald
win to Sept. LIST.
Miss Chrssie HeminOver, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Ingle, for
the past few mouths, returned last Saturday
to her home in Toledo.
The Ladies Home Missionary Society, of
the Nj. K. church, will serve ice cream, OH
Saturday of this week, i'm Carpenter d
Payne's new store Oh Main street. All are
cordially invited.
The Ann Arbor Browns defeated the
OwossOs yesterday by score of IA to o.
The game was an exciting one, with a num-
Der of good plays. The Browns are a
strong team and have not been defeated
this season.
The chairmen of the township boards of
school inspectors will meet at COrunna,
Tuesday. to elect q member of the county
board to succeed ID. G. Cooper. That
gentleman will probably receive a unani-
nous reelection.
Clarence son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z.
Bigelow. died on Monday evening from
heart failure, following an attack of diph-
iberia. Clarence was bright seven year
old boy, a general favorte with all, and his
death is sad bereavement to his parents
and friends. The funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon.
Department Commander Duffield, of De-
trOit, failed to arrive in OwOssO Saturday
afternoon as was expected, much to the
disappointment Of a large number of visit
Ors, including about twenty members of the
st. Johns Post. The Col arrived i'm the
evening and reviewed the Post. The exer-
cises were held in the city hall, attended by
goodly number of citizens. The address
by the Commander is highly spoken of.
j. M. Beckwith received Saturday even
ing two extra fine hOming or carrier pigeons,
fright Bower" and "Dusky," from Fred
Bowers, breeder at Fall River, Mass. The
instruction received with the birds was to
liberate them between 6 and o'clock on
pleasant morning for their flight back to
Fall River. Tuesday morning the birds
were set free and started east, flying with
great rapidity. 1t was expected that they
would reach home the same day. Both
birds were marked for identification with
small band around one leg, giving their
and stamped on their flights is the
request that IL the pigeons be shot or trap
ped, word be sent to Sporting Life, N. Y.
Owosso, Aug. 1, 1890.
A Michigan party wishes to match colt
by Louis Napoleon, foaled June %. 1889,
against any Michigan yearling PAGER or
trOtter for race of one half mile heats or
one mile dash for any sum up to $500 side,
race 10 come off during our breeders meet
ing at Saginaw, Aug. 20 and 20.
DEWEY d STEWART.
GIRLS wANTED.-TwO good girls wanted
at the Merell House.
''Orloff'' is diamond and the best tea
grown in the world.
Letters advertised at the OwossO post office
for the week ending July IS: Frank A.
Cole, Mrs. Mary c. Reynolds, Fred Greg
Dry, John Stracke, Edwin S. Mitcher, Edd
Gordon, Mrs. Edna Chapman, Mrs. Lille
Breithaupt, +. Brindage. =. G. Cooper,
Mrs. Annie Wymer, Miss frankie Harring-
Ton, G. w. Huber, Ii. r. Mosher, Willis j.
Colven, Mrs. A. Shankland, Henry Stevens
Mrs. Ralph Hopkins. Foreign; S. b.
Hyers. Mrs. James Lodge. Drops: A.
Spease. A. c. Gilman. III. M. Demise,
Miss Melah Amer, w. b. Crane, Mrs. Nc
Avery, Mrs. Ida Holmes, Bert Lewis, Caleb
Palmer.