The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-18

"A person Ofteu bears the charge or laZi-
ness when II is only a poorly acting liver or
a wearied stomach which is the cause of his
s'uggishnes'. One thus suffering should
use Laxader and be relieved. Price only
/ 25 cents package.
Buy two dollars worth of hardware and
get game of fives, at Wheeler Bros.
| Farmers should remember that Dave
Dwight turns out all blacksmith work rapid
ly at his shop. Six men are ready to wait
| on your wants.
Silver plated ware always down at Pray's,
the Jeweler. Dimmick block.
Owosso markets are as follows this morn
ng: Red wheat, 75 to so c.; white wheat, rs
to 79c.; oats, 20 To 24c.; ear corn. 22c.; shell
ed corn, &c.; clover seed, 50. so to $3.50
timothy seed, $l.25; potatoes, soto 35c; eggs,
10c; butter, new, IL to IA c.. apples, choice to
extra so to $l.00; dried apples, 5 to C..
beans, Sl.l0 $1.35.
If you want anything i'm small musical
merchandise, call and see the OwOsso Music
Co. before buying.
1t is often said that advertisers make or
mar town. The Chicago Inter Ocean says:
1t is not an unfrequent occurrence for BUSH
ness men to either come to the Inter Ocean
exchange room or send for exchanges for
the sole purpose of studying the life and en-
terprise of the various towns in their terri
tory, and they Judge from the advertising
columns of the local press. In these days
city without advertisers is dead, no matter
what its resources may be.
If you are going to paint your house use
Sherwin Williams paints, Wheeler Bros.
Rev. Snyder will begin his revival work
at the Y. M. &. A. rooms this evening. All
christian men are especially urged to be
present.
Orders taken for sheet music at Owosso
Music Co. Parlor i'm rear of Dimmick block.
Married, in Cerunna, April 10, Edward
E. Turner, son of Hon. j. w. Turner, and
Miss Jennie +. Rowland, of Lowell.
The finest 5 ct. cigars at the Key West,
Exchange street.
The OwossO High School Cadets met
Thursday evening and reOrganized. j. w.
Simmons was elected President of the Mill
tary Board. H. III. Frost is Captain with
Herman Cute in active command. Harland
White is treasurer of the association.
If you want watch, it will pay you to
see Pray, the Jeweler, before buying.
At the annual parish meeting of Christ
Church on Monday evening, the following
officers were elected: Vestrymen-GeOrge
Thomas, senior warden; Geo. r. Black, jul
nior warden; G. s. Williams, j. III. Copas,
S. b. Fuller, Geo. Dbble, A. Il. Thomas,
j. j. Davis, Jas. Osburn, j. III. LaverOck;
secretary. ii. b. Peterson; treasurer, G. ).
Williams.
A large variety of plant stands, at Wheel
or Bros.
Call and see those fine Garnet Bracelets
at Pray's, the jeweler. Dimmick block.
Mrs. Anna b. Gilbert, mother of Z. p.
Gilbert, Mrs. DR.. Willoughby, Mrs. G. w.
Essig, Mrs. Jas. WillOughby, all of Owosso,
Mrs. Hitchcock, of Manistee and Mrs. Ellen
Hicks, of Corunna, died at the home of E.
p. Gilbert on Tuesday, of heart failure,
aged so years. Funeral services were held
yesterday afternoon, conducted by Rev. G.
b. Spencer.
Accidents will occur not only ''in the best
regulated families but everywhere and at
all times. Therefore keep Salvation Oil
convenient
After short sickness DIR. M. l.. Bagg
died on Wednesday at 6 o'clock from the
effects of cold contracted while moving
few days before. The DR.. was So years old
and has always been an exceedingly active
and respected business man. His family,
consisting of his wife and two grand-chi-
dren, have the sympathy of all in their
bereavement. The funeral services were
held this morning, Rev. c. B. Spencer Off
ciating.
. The Owosso Music Co. are having fine
trade on those Clough & Warren Pianos.
Everybody is invited to call and see them.
Their music parlor is located in the rear of
Dimmick block.
so cents pays for THE TIMES from now
to Jan 1, 1891. Subscribe now and get the
benefit.
If you are thinking of buying an organ or
piano, don't fail to see the stock of OwossO
Music Co. Dimmick block.