The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-03-21
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Bottled goods way down at Hunts.

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Bottled goods way down at Hunts.
Attend your caucuses, Republicans.
Chaplin G. c. McCabe at the Opera house
tonight
"Bright Side of Life in Libby Prison.
Opera house tonight
More new neck wear this week at Os-
burns. They do sell.
Clothes line thieves made a raid on the
county seat folks recently.
Bring election work to this Office. We
will do 1t neatly and promptly.
A nobby summer suit for $40. Gold
smiths, second floor Wesener block.
Burglars i'm the city. Load up your
shooting irons and be ready for them.
If you want new suit of clothes, tailor
made, at low prices, call at Osburn & Sons.
All the latest specialties i'm summer suit
ing at GolGsmith's, second floor Wesener
block.
The Congregational ladies Melted S13 from
their social i'm the |. o. o. +. hall Wednes-
day evening.
An elegant lot of folders just received at
this Office. Call and see them when you
want programs.
City Clerk Smith and City Treasurer
kOhler are both candidates for re-nOmina-
ton on the Republican ticket
Be sure to attend the Cornwall concert, at
Opera House, Monday evening, the Gath.
1t will be the musical event of the season.
THE TIMES is certain its readers will be
pleased to see report of the Maple River
Farmers Club published in this issue. We
sh&ll hope for a report of each meeting
hereafter.
City clerk Smith was served with papers
on Saturday in case begun against the
city by ex-MayOr Nelan for 81, 900 damages.
Mr.. Nelan claims to have been injured by
fall caused by a defective sidewalk.
Holly Advertiser: Harry VOORHEES, has
resigned his position as night operator for
the D., G, II. & M. r. r., and goes to
Owosso to accept similar position Oh the
t., A. A. IL n. NJ. II. X.
Remember the Bingham and Brown sale
of Shropshire sheep, ShOrthom and Jersey
cattle, Berkshire swine, and horses, at the
farm of c. S. Bingham, March 25. This
will be a good opportunity to buy first GLASS
stock.
The Prohibitionists of Owosso township
will meet in caucus at the Brooks school
house at one o'clock II. NJ, Saturday, March
a2nd for the purpose of placing in nomina-
ton candidates for the several township
offices, for recognizing township committee
and for transacting such other business as
may come before before the caucas.
The Chas. f. Higgins Concert Co. is
booked for Apr 3rd and will come under
the auspices of the Y. M. G. A. The COM
pany is composed of the following talent:
Mr.. Henry Higgins formerly cornet solOist
in Gilmore's famous band, Mr.. Ii. Cor
nelius formerly clariOnet solOist of Gilmore's
famous band, Mr.. ChaS. +. Higgins for
merly first violnist of the Boston SymphO-
ny orchestra, Miss Zelma Rawson, SOpra-
no, Mr.. JnO Francis Gildar lin place of
Miss Jameson) the famous pianist and mus
ical composer of Boston.
Owosso now has second savings and
loan association, branch of the National
Loan and Investment Co., of Detroit, hay
ing been organized here OH Tuesday by
John A. Renchard, special agent. The
officers chosen were:
President, Mason Wood.
Vice Pres, ID. l.. Murphy
60 % w. j. Tucker.
See. and Treas, Newton Baldwin.
Attorney, S. +. Smith,
Directors, Warren Woodward, Morris
Holmes, L. NJ. Wiley, G. l.. Taylor, Albert
Todd.
In the u. $. district court at Detroit there
has been on trial this week and last a case
of considerable interest to Shiawassee Co.
people. Two years ago Francis II. BOselly
came to Corunna from Cleveland, o., and
hung out his single as an attorney. Bosel-
ly was prominent in church affairs and
was setting such all example of piety as is
rarely seen among lawyers. About year
ago BOSelly was arrested at the instance of
the Union Central Life Insurance Co., of
Cincinnati. 1t being charged that BOselly
had represented a tract of marsh land i'm
Rush TIP. as valuable farming land and had
received loan from the Insurance Co. for
mortgage on this land. Boselly did not
secure bail in Shiawassee Co. and was taken
to Detroit. The case had been adjourned
from time to time until last week. The
Insurance Co. was represented by John Nc
Curdy, of COrunna, and Edwin +. COnnely,
of Detroit, while BOselly was defended by
Messrs. Miner and Chandler, of COrunna,
and John j. Atkinson, of Detroit. MI
merous witnesses from Shawassee Co. were
summoned to testify as to the value of the
land. The case was warmly contested with
verdict of no cause of action. Lon Ackley
was also tried and acquitted with Boselly.
The plaintiff was given 10 days in which to
move for a new trial.
The Cornwall Concert Co. recently gave
an entertainment at Flint under the au-
spices of the Y.M.C.A. The Evening Journal
say: ''the concert was brilliant success in
every respect and one of most delightful
treats ever given for the delectation of the
music-lovers of this city," OF the artists
the Journal says: while the honOrs of
the evening were about equally divided
among the performers who contributed to
the success of the entertainment, it was APP
parent that the special favor of the audi
ence was reserved for Mr.. John and Miss
Clara Cornwall, who on the occasion made
their first appearance i'm concert since their