The times., 1890-12-19
Candy at all prices at Connor's.

Candy at all prices at C0nn0rS.
Read the ad. of The Fair-Sth page.
Hunt is paying the highest price for eggs.
| The Il. IL A. A. depot has been repainted.
Owosso township taxes are lower this
year than last.
Junior Club social hop, New Years Eve,
at the Odd Fellows hall.
Regulation overcoats and capes have been
ordered by the mail carriers.
Bob. Burdette has come and gone. People
! are still laughing over his puns.
The University colony will he home this
week for the holiday vacation.
Woodlands furniture factory is now run
ming on winter schedule time.
The Owosso Tool Co. have lately put in a
new and large fire proof safe.
1t is said that J. II. Copas has paid out
over $50, 900 for pork this season.
Ovid has a literary monthly published by
c. S. Reeves of the Register Union.
The loan association made four loans
Monday evening at premiums from 3S to Al.
Davis & Davis shipped over As tons of
oClup iloh olcl tuV l. A" "a ~ II uiio
week.
ID. Dwight has an elegant lot of snow
shoes at his shop. He also has five good
men to set them.
Mrs. Reeder residing OH Comstock street
drew the gold watch at the Zera Semon ell
tertainment Tuesday night.
M. l.. Stewart & Co., Bankers, made eX-
oh Jar
was issued payable in Jerusalem.
Remember the masquerade at Wesner's
hall, Dec. 25th. Music by Wesener's or
chestra, with harp accompaniment. Bill, so
cents
=. V. Nj. Botsford, representative elect
from this district, has rented his farm in
Bennington township for term of three
years.
Xmas comes Oh Thursday of next week
which fact is also a reminder that the Owos-
so fancy goods store have some decided
bargains.
The Baptist Sunday School will have
full rugged vessel for Christmas Eve, which
will contain the presents that make happi-
ness on such occasion.
w. T.. Bullard, advertising manager for
Murray g. Terbush, believes in the free use
of printers ink. For proof note ad. OH
page two.
A. j. Beeman sold load of pork in
OwossO, Tuesday. Several Duroc-Jersey
pigs, four months old, weighed 1870 lbs each
or more than one pound per day of dressed
pork.
Keller IL Keeler have sold to Myron ii.
Reynolds the Voorhies residence west of
the Catholic church, lot D. block Is, A. l..
tS b. o. Williams addition. Consideration
81, 900.
The last of the 500 perch of stone for the
new Estey factory were delivered this week
by the contractor, Lorenzo johnson. Con-
siderable of the stone being brought from
the neighborhood of the coal mines.
That veteran Spiritualist and able writer,
Giles b. Stebbns of Detroit, will speak for
the First Spiritual Society at Brooks hall;
West OwossO, Tuesday evening, Dec. 23.
Thinkers and investigators should hear him.
Admission ten cents.
The Michigan Central R'y will sell round
trip excursion tickets during the holidays at
one and one third fare. Tickets will be on
sale Dec. "a, 25 and 81 and Jan. 1, good
going on date of sale only and to return not
later than Jan. 3, 1891.
Better mail facilities are desired OH the
Grand Trunk II. II. Business men along
the line want mail car on the west bound
evening local and east bound i'm the morn
ing. This would afford much better means
of communication than now exists between
the towns i'm this county and make through
connections.
New dried and evaporated fruits at
Hunts.
The d., G.. III. & NJ. Ry and the I. s. ~
NJ. R'y will sell tickets to and from all their
stations at 1 II fare for round trip. Tickets
will be sold at this rate OH December "a, 25
and 81, 1890 and January 1, 1891, all valid
to return up to and including January 3,
1891, giving our patrons chance to visit
relatives and friends. Agents will issue
tickets at rates mentioned over the following
lines: Chicago IL Grand Trunk Ry, Cnci-
natti. Saginaw and Maclzinaw R'y and the
Grand Trunk and all its branches.
Rev. DIR. Conover has Just received in
formation of the death of Seth Evans, next
10 the oldest brother of the late Mrs. Han
nah Conover, in the 74th year of his age.
MFR. Evans was one of the most prominent
business men of Cincinnati. He has been
three times vice president of the Chamber
of Commerce, which adopted suitable me-
mortal after his death. He also served as
president of the Second National Bank. Mr..
Evans was very successful I'm business and
was highly esteemed by all who knew him.
He leaves large family, a wife and nine
children, all well provided for
! All kinds calf fish very cheap at Hunts