The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-06-27

A cut in hammocks at A. w. Prindle 4
Co.'S.
For fine stationery, blank books, ETC., GO
to Carr's News Agency.
The salary of Postmaster Cossitt has been
increased from So, 100 to $4,000.
Don't forget to call on A. w. Prindle *
Co. when you want good trunk cheap.
Marshal Evans has succeeded in breaking
up house of i'll repute on east Main street.
Order your periodicals at Carr's News
Agency, Exchange street, west. Open Sun
days.
A. w. Prindle & Co. have more Express
wagons than they need at present. You can
get bargains.
Beebe & Horsman have secured the eX
elusive agency for a new process OF finishing
photographs in water colors.
C. p. Hoard, of Antrim, will answer to
the charge of selling mOrtgaged, property be-
fore Justice Baldwin, July 9th.
No services at the Congregational church
next Sunday except S. 5. at noon and Y. L.
S. c. L. in the evening at G:3O.
We are in receipt of a neat program OF
the commencement exercises OF the ST. Clair
schools, j. c. Shattuck, superintendent.
The Shiawassee loan association made
loan of 500 at 81 per cent premium and one
of $700 at AZ per cent at its last meeting.
Married, at Gaylord, on Tuesday, John.
r. Beelby and Emma G. Baker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beeby are passing the week with X.
Beelby.
There will be preaching at the church,
corner of Oliver and Hickory streets, next
Lords Day, morning and evening, at the
usual hour, by Elder Gault.
Married, on Tuesday evening, by Rev.W.
l.. Farnum, of Flint; at the home of the
brides parents in Middlebury, Mr.. William
Launstein and Miss Annie Shelton.
President Partridge has called State
conference of patrons, to be held at Lansing
July Goth. Each county will be entitled to
one delegate for every 1000 members.
Complaint has been made in the United
States district court against two citizens of
Shiawassee county for refusing to answer
census questions and their arrest will follow
in few days.
The ladies Congregational Missionary
HlteliIlg VIII Dc Hclu vi lueoudy VI HcNI
week July II at o'clock p. m. Subject,
Micronesia. An urgent request is made
that there may be large attendance.
The Saginaw Union Park summer races
will be held July Is, l6, II and IS. The
first day, ''Red Letter Day." admission will
be free. The program will include fast
races for every day. Entries close July 10.
Address W. S. Eddy for programs.
The wool market has been some
what livelier for day or two. OwOSsO
prices are at the top, fact which farmers
appreciate. The statement of one of our
city papers that the prices had fallen off 30
per cent this week is big mistake.
st. Johns Republican. Terry went
to Owosso Saturday night, and came back
on freight train about two o'clock that
night He was stealing ride on top of a
freight car, and fell i'm with a lot of tramps
who took his watch away from him, pounded
him severely and threw him off the train a
little this side of Ovid. He was uncon-
scious until nearly morning. The tramps
are still tramping.
We have i'm our possession the name of q
citizen who made himself very conspicuous
one evening this week by driving around the
city with woman of questionable character.
Although requested by one of the city Off
GERS to give his name, we will not this time.
In this connection we may say that the city
officers are determined to drive all question
able characters out of the city and also, to
arrest all parties found with them.
Married, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Beelby, Wednes-
day, Mr.. James f. Race and Miss Jessie E.
Beelby, Rev. G. b. Spencer officiating.
The ceremony was performed on the lawn
III the presence of large company of
guests, and the wedding was altogether a
delightful affair. The bride was the recip-
lent of many fine presents. An elegant
supper was served. Our wishes for pros
perity are extended.