The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-28

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For box papers come to this Office.
Send in election work to THE TIMES.
j. J. Davis and 1. G. Curry have change
of ads.
Genuine March storm last night and this
morning.
A fine line of Easter Hats at Mrs. George
Sprinkle's.
Fresh vegetables at f. ii. Banister's
every Saturday.
DIR. Perkins has been granted an increase
in his pension.
A leader in Japan tea at 25 per Id. at
f. Ii. Banister's.
The infant son of Mr. Chas. Green is
dangerously sick.
A nobby summer suit for $50. Gold
smiths second floor Wessner block.
Albert Palmer, of this city, has been
granted patent on coffin fastener.
All the latest specalties i'm summer suit
ing at GOldsmith's, second floor Wcsener
block.
| A. w. johnson, of Bath, has rented his
farm and will move to this city and open a
| restaurant
Chas. Doane, of Owosso township makes
| first-class maple syrup. We know for we
| have tested 1t.
G. w. Clutterbuck was reelected as one
of the village trustees of Ashley at the
annual election.
Chapel 81 Son will pay so cents per bush
al for horse radish delivered at their place
on the COrunna road.
NJ. l.. Parker wants to trade brick for
first-class work horse weighing not less
than 1900 lbs. See him at once.
Owosso township democratic caucus will
be held at the Brooks school house, Satur-
day, April 5 at one o'clock. The New
Haven township at the town house Thurs
day, April Sd at two o'clock.
Chaplain &. C. McCabe gave his lecture,
bright side of Life in Libby Prison." be-
fore a splendid audience In the Opera House
Tuesday evening. 1t was as entertaining a
lecture as has ever been given in the city.
The l.. A. S. of the M. E. church will
serve their monthly tea at the home of Mrs.
Will Mckenzie on east Mason street next
Friday afternoon, April 4. Tea served from
o'clock until s, to which cordial welcome
is given to all.
A Masonic school of instruction was held
at Corunna Wednesday evening, Grand
Lecturer Clark being present. A large
number from all parts of the county were
present and a pleasant time had. A ban
quet followed the work.
Supervisor Mcbride informs us that there
will probably be 213 enumeratOrs to appoint
in his district. Owosso city is divided into
three districts; first ward and fourth ward
each having an enumeration and the second
and third wards one.
BY reference to the council proceedings
it will be seen that franchise was granted
on Wednesday evening to the OwOsSo In |
candescent and Arc Light Co. We are as
sured that the plant will be in running order
as soon as is possible, probably by June 1st. |
Just one year ago next Sunday the As
bury M. L. Sunday School was organized |
with membership of 81. At this time it has |
a membership of $50 and will celebrate its |
first anniversary next Sunday evening at the |
chapel, exercises to begin at 1880 local. |
Friends invited.
The Cornwall Concert given at Opera |
House Monday evening was a success, and |
we regret that more of our citizens did not |
avail themselves of this rare opportunity to |
hear such fine music. Mr.. and Miss Corn |
wall especially charmed the audience, both |
in their solos and< duets; their voices show |
unusual talent and fine cultivation. Their |
friends here were delighted with their sue
cess. The instrumental music of Prof. and |
DR.. VanDerVelpen pleased the audience
greatly, as was testified by the hearty en-
core. Prof. VanDerVelpen and Miss Carrie |
Stewart acted as accompanies, the friends of
the latter being well pleased by her playing.