The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-05-23

A full line Of bazaar goods at The Fa-
nous.
Try The TIMES until Jan. 1, 1891, for sc
cents.
Finest stock of millinery in the county, al
Mrs. Geo. Sprinkles.
The Till Family initiate to perfection the
Westminster chimes.
Read the opening chapters of "Close
Call" In to-day's issue.
DIR. Chapman will be at the National
Hotel May 26 and 81.
| Frieseke Bros. set fire under kiln of
240, 900 brick on Monday.
II you want bargains In millinery, go to
Mrs. M. j. Harrington's.
Seventeen persons were baptised at the
Baptist church Friday evening.
| The Shawassee loan association made a
loan of $1,000 at 55 per cent on Monday
| evening.
]. w. Hubbard, of Bennington, is prepar-
| ing to hold a big sale of live stock early i'm
October.
Thursday was pay day at the II. & A. A.
The amount paid out In OwossO was nearly
| SIC, ZOO.
Frank Peacock and Michael Reidy, of
Corunna, accompany N. A. Finch on his
southern trip.
Rev. r. r. Davies will deliver lecture
| on Christian Socialism at Chesaning on
Monday evening.
We hear good many opposing the issu-
| ing of $40, 900 more water bonds. Various
reasons are assigned.
The w. r. c. will have an ice cream
social in the G, A. r. hall Saturday eye
ming. Tickets 10 cents.
Bringing Rocks" at the Opera House
Tuesday evening next, May 81. Reserved
seats in the pOstoffice lobby.
Miss Helen Duff and Mr.. August Wesen-
| er will take part in the concert at the Opera
House next Monday evening.
| F. E. Burkhead. of Ann Arbor, has been
chosen as principal of the Laingsburg
schools for the ensuing year.
Rev. Mr.. Spencer will speak next Sunday
evening on "How we know that we have
the Bible as 1t was written"
| Prof. Simmons gave most admirable ad-
dress at the Methodist church last Sunday
evening. Subject, Individuality"
The High School Alumni association will
hold meeting at the home of Miss Rena
| Rmith, Monday evening next at o'clock.
The annual sermon before the Quacken-
bush Post, q. A. r., will be preached at
the Methodist church, next Sunday morning.
THE TIMES job department received an
| order for $4,000 envelopes from the Queen
Cart Co. on Tuesday. This makes 10000
the company has ordered within three
months.
The OwOssO Browns are to be known this
year as the "OwossO" club. The boys have
their elegant new suits, ordered through p.
M. Roth, and will present fine appearance
on the diamond.
The employees of Woodlands furniture
works presented one of their fellow work.
men, w. s. Perry, with gold-headed cane
Thursday. Mr.. Perry has been in the en-
plOy of the Woodlands for thirty years.
DIR. G. Z. Chapman, eclectic physician,
will be at the National Hotel, OwOssO, May
Goth and 27th. DR.. Chapman has had %
years experience, Is years of which has
been spent in Michigan. He treats all forms
of chronic diseases. His recommendations
are the very best If you are sufferer call
and see him. Remember the dates.
Marshal Evans and Nightwatch Barris-
ford arrested on Tuesday three fellows
named Geo. Fisher, E. w. Reynolds and
+. Bartlett for jumping board bill at Lam
sing. The men were taken to Lansing and
fined SIS. $50 and $50 respectively, in
default of which they were sent to the Ing
ham county Jail. They were hard
looking trio.
The cities of Battle Creek, Dowagiac and
Fenton build all the sidewalks of the city
and pay for the same out of the general
fund. The property owner is required to
build the first walk and then the city keeps
it in repair and lays new one when re-
qured. Why not do the same thing in
OwOsso? Think this over, gentlemen of
the council.
The Till Family perform on rocks gather
ed among the Westmoorland mountains,
and tuned into sweetest harmony. The
music is wierd, and never to be forgotten.
They also perform Oh glasses made in Bel
GUM expressly for Them and eighteen other
styles of instruments. There is also gen.
inc Edison talking machine which will play
selections from KappO's band, ETC., heard
distinctly through the hail. Tuesday even
ing next, May 81 Seats reserved in the
pOstoffice lobby at popular prices.
Several weeks ago Anna Bower, of Oak
ley, swOre out a warrant before Justice By
erly for the arrest of VIM. Thomas, of the
examination was held Wednesday and the
defendant discharged. 1t seems that both
parties live in Saginaw county and that the
offense was committed there. Justice Byer-
ly Investigated the law and supreme court
decisions quite thoroughly and concluded
that he had no Jurisdiction, hence the dis
charge. His care doubtless saved the coun-
ty quite an amount In costs.
Last Friday West Siders were aroused |
over case of supposed cheese poisoning. |
Alb. Chapman became sick in the afternoon |
and started for home, falling down in great |
pain before reaching there. DIR. Arnold |
was called and pronounced it a case of |
poisoning; Mrs. c. was also quite sick. The |
trouble was laid to some cheese purchased |
at Affords store. D. K. Hershey and wife,
who had also eaten some Of the same cheese |
were sorry they had made its acquaintance.
Several Germans in the German settlement |
were affected by it, However they were
all stronger than the cheese and have re-
covered from its unwarranted attack.
-Four months ago Joseph s. Figg and his
wife, Josephine Figg, of Isabella county, |
separated, each taking one child and divid-
ing their possession equally, Figg giving his