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sHERIFT'S SALE.

8 - Samuel Msrgratt, ct al.
.LtS.. e. f.- .--it ~ vs. .' Il. .. t. '''
, t,...,.. .,,l Jerry BurK, ct al. ,........., 81.
A vendi Exponas from Henry county Court Of
Common Pleas. = 3'i.'. t'' d.
By virtue ofa Nendi Exponas Issued from the
above named court and to me directed as sheriff OF
Henry county, will offer at public sale at tbe
north door Of the courthouse, in Napoleon Ohio, on
." Saturday, March 1st. 1880.
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry
county, Ohio, .to-wit:J h.. ..: a.
Lot number one hundred and forty eight (l4s) in
William Shefield's Sd addition to the town Of Ma
pole0n, Henry county, Ohio ID 'u-
Appraised 5000 -t'.h, i... .,-.- 'It =
: Terms of sale cash. 't
'''" -" EFT. BARNES,
|ua1n -.t, Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio
=. NJ, Rummell, Attorney for Jerry Burke.
Napoleon, Ohio, Jan. 2Sth, 1890. 9S 10
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THROUGHA BRIDGE. I
Fatal Wreck Near Vincennes, ind.
;.+, ON the Evansville 9 Terre Y u,
"a .,aie.g,JU HauEe Railroad, fl75gta:} :,

EVANSVILLE, IND. Feb. % Train
No. 8, the Nashville and Chicago fast
mail on the Evansville & Terre Haute
Railroad left Eveatisville6 at lisa a. m,
1t was fOrty-fye minutes late at Vim
cennes.s Invent through a bridge at
Kelso Creek, two miles and o halfnorth
of .Vincennes. The Evansville y Terre
Haute bridge was carried away before
the train went down by Q county road
bride and the Indianapolis q Vineennes
bridge washing down against it. The
engine and baggage car fell into the
creek. 't@ ~ IF Df
Engineer AL. Lyons and Fireman
Louis Bowden are missing and are sup
posed to be under the engine, which is
q total wreck. ,-,,.a;
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Sherifrs Sale.

''. Jas. C. Waltimire, Co. Treas,
3 ".,'s s.aHi.|i .Nf'tt..f vs.. .Hl
D ,.41y - Matilda Radmsn, ct, al. .t..-.
Order OF sale from Henry County Court Of Common
r' '' Please.
DY rture Of an order Of sale issued from the shove
ID named Court and TO me direeted - sheriff OF
Henry county will offer at public sale at the north
door Of the court house, in Napoleon, Ohio. on
Saturday, March 18th, 1890,
At the hour Of soclock p. M, of said day, the fol
lowing described real estste situated in Henry eoun
ty, Ohio, to-wit. f'tH H's'''' ..ff'''. t.'
Out.lot No. Six (6), In R. K. Scott's addition Of
out-lots to the town of Napoleon, Henry County,
Ohio. I'll. -
Appraised at S75.ce.
Terms Of sale, cash. '',''.l ~
" 80. Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio.
Napoleon Ohio Feb. 10, 1890. $50
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioners Of Henry coun-
ty, at their next session. March B. D. 1890 pray
ing for the location of comfy road on the follow
Ing line, to-wit: Beginning at the point where the
River road intersects the section line running north
and sonth between sections numbers and g. town 8,
north of range 7, east, Henry county, Ohio; thence
running south along section line between sections
No. and 0, and II and 10, and 90 and 81, until 1t
intersects the ridge road al po Mt near the south
east corner Of the northeast qusrter OF section No.
90 OF said town, range, county and State aforesaid,
and there to terminate.
-. JOSEPH LEATHERMAN.
. Principal Petitioner.
Dated this 2ld day OF January, 1880. I'd
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See the new shades of Helitorope Dress
Goods and trimmings to match, at
2t ,.f,n,,t 49,. GEO. II. RoHRs & BRos.
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Veal Calves Wanted

We want 1000 veal calves, to II weeks
old, for whichwe will pay the highest market
rice. We will buy.them either by weight or
pes head. If you have good calf don't sell
1t till you see us, as we will give Toledo prices
for good stock at any time.
tf ~ PoHLMkN BRos.
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Notice Of Appointment,

Estate Of Alice Eastman, Deceased.
yNhe ppdersi gnedhas been appointed aud Qualified
late of Henry county, Ohio, deceased. I3.j5V iii
Dated this 10th day Of February, A; y ;lSg;
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Dress Making.

Mrs. A. E, Mann, over Stockman' 'sgrocery,
has just received her new Paris Fashions of
all the magnificent styles. Ladies', please
call and see them. Dresses made to order
and warranted to fit. nh' ,bHEo If If.
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Ladies' clean your kid gloves with the Math
or Glove Cleaner. For sale only by Shoema-
ket Bros. q, |F'! nov 7, e9-1y
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A GENTS wanted to sell the well known and best
"A cndor rsed remedy in the United States for the
c,tre Of catsrh asthma and other head, throat and
Jung Diseases for which 200 per cent. can be made
For psrticula and circulars address,
CARBOJ.iC SMOKE BALL CO.. Chicago, Ill.
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Teas +! Teas!

The first pickings iof d new crop Of Teas
Just received at Bredley's. For quality and
favor these teas cannot be beat, and the
price is guaranteed. i, p,,,,. tt
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

james c. Waltimire County Treasurer r"
nf-. .,.Ii f,.-.t rs VS. .r..i- ....
.....,, -.,., Dora Wentg. OF al. .-,-..-t I'D
Order Of sale from Henry county Coart Of Com
mon Pleas. 'i'-i
BIZ virtue OF an order of sale Issued from the above
named court and to me directed as Sheriff of Hem
ry county, I will offer at public sale ct he north
door Of the Court House, IN Napoleon, Ohio, on
i't' Saturday, March %, 1880, :,
at the hour Of O'Clock p. m of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry
County, Ohio, ,to-wit:
Lot number seventy six (7G) in 8. d. j. stearns'
addition to the village Of Dcsher, in said county
Appraised at 500 90. ,. ,- i.
Terms Of Sale Cash. - -
tT3T ~ F'TT' Y ~ E. T. BARNES, s
= I. 1s3'pn. Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio. ,
" j. p. Ragsp, Attorney for Plaintiff. ..
:, Napoleon, O., Feb. ~, 1880. in. .... T'D
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Ask TOR North Carolina Pine Tar Remedy
for coughs, colds and consumptio on; d posi-
tive cure. For sale by Saur \ Balsley. McIn-
tyre Il Kina6c, mfrs, Fostoria0. 4" q
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Try HTiger Coffee" and You will use no
other, for sale in the following groceries:
Braaley's, Fisk Il Cos, shasteen's. Gear
hart's and Hoffman's. .i II
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& Billy Sheffield, Of, Deshler, Ohio, is first.
class workman. We recommend him to out
readers as an honest man and blacksmith.
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For Sale.

Singer Sewing Machine--used only short
time; good as new. Will sell at bargain.
ENQUIRE at this'of t''' tt
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For. Sale.

Three pair of new bob sleds. Enquire at
the shoe store of M. Reiser. ,rd. tt
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EldH!sC! Groschner has received the new Nc
Cormicg Light Steel Binder. The simple
knotter has only seven pieces. feb 6-6t
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! The Cashmere ombres will entirely super
cede the foreign Satine the coming season.
These goods should be seen by every lady.
Geo. H. Rohrs 3 Bro. are sole for Napoleon.
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Farmers Farmers. Farmers!

VIM. FGBinzley, Dentist. ios y a3o,4
Rooms over Humphreys Drug Store.
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Administrators Sale of Real
5a,} ei qa,l.,l:, Estate. afss
IN pursuance Of aa order Of the Probate Court OF
il Henry county, Ohio, will cffer for sale at pub
lie auction on the .,, yys. naj. ~ Hs
,4f tst day of March, A, ID. 1890, q.
mt O'Clock n. M, the north door Of the COURT
loving dcscfibed real estate situate In the county Of
Henry and State Of Ohio, to-wit:
! The south half (l Of the southeast quarter "a
of the southeast quarter z) of section thily.three
i3S, town hSe (E), ehvth range seven ~ east, in
Henry county, Ohio, containing 20 acres Of land.
ALSO six acres Of land described as follows 10 the
township Of Harrison, county OF Henry and State OF
Ohio: Commencing at the southeast corner OF the
east half ;) Of the west half G5) Of the southeast
quarthr az of section thirty three 1887 town i've
north range seven 7 east, running north forty i0)
rods thence west forty (4O rods thence south for
ty l rods; thence east forty rods to the place Of
beginninig, less four ~ acres off of the south side
OF said described piece of land.
2 Appraised q $3.50.
Terms of sale; One.thlrd cash in hand; one-tbird
in one year and ont third in two years from the day
OF sale with interest the payments to be secured by
mortgage upon the premises sold.
Administrators of Jane Il. Packard, deceased.
jas. Donovan. plaintiffs attorney.
Napoleon, o., Jan. 28, 1890.
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"Have you seen the 5-A five mile horse
blanket! If no, why nots II you have
horse you need it." ~''''
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,-t"" : ',t 80 II
Look to your interest and examine the new
Mccormick; lightest running an steel bin
der, in the.world, at p, 9, Groschnsts. ),
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ALMOST FREE
Notice of Appointment.

Estate Of James II, scofeld, Deceased.
yT,HE UNDER iyned has been appointed and quail
L. elias Ad ninistSat Of the estate Of james
Il. Scohell, lsts of Henay County, Ohio, deceased.
Da.eI this nth cay Of rahrrary. A. D., 1890.
! @ ~. JOSEPH :, LEWIS.
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Pure nitrous oxide gas for painless extract
ion Of teeth. Hn.<., ~. P1ERREpoEr,
S"'t tf "'&ii q Dentist, Bitzer Block.
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Pure and reliable drugs can be had OF +.
n. voigt in Holgate. Prescriptions careful
ly compounded. ..''" II
For fine jewelry call on Yoigt u Hilabold,
in Holgate. They have fine goods and sell
them cheap. Repairing Of all kinds done on
short notice. 4. u
: W. J. Pierrepont, dentist, Bitzer block
Gold crown and bridge work, Prices as reas-
enable as consistent for good reliable opera
tions. Teeth extracted withoutpain. Noex
ira charge. i--A--.- : -
Buy your boots and shoes at Brink
mann's. d." ~''. - H." t.'+ " =.
Wanted-COtton Wood and Ash Lum-
' ber. t T..
The undersigned will pay the highest
market price for good dry cotton wood and ash
lumber delivered at his place of business in
Napoleon. !.
ri 81, ..,..sy .. o..s,t VIM T1ErJEN
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Arrangements have just been completed by which
We are enabled to offer the Toledo Weekly Bee ana
the DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST for the low figure OF
S175 per year for both papers This offer only ap-
plies to those who pay for both papers one year in
advance.
For people living in this locality this is the cheap
est reading matter in sight. and should be taken
advantage ofby all at once, as the offer will only
stand for limited time. '' ''-1
Address or call on personally, ,.t q.
l. T. ~. .,..-t L. L. oRwIG,
If -rI,.t .I-.-- ..' Napoleon, Ohio.
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Money for saie--loans at 9 to 2 per
Sent, according to amount and se-
curity. Campbell 3 &VanCampen.
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Clothing! Clothing!

If you want good winter clothing call on
the old reliable, Geo. Hahn. He is also get
ting in his spring stock, will comprise some
of the best and most stylish goods. 3,,g If
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Buy your boots and shoes at Brink
mann's. f r.''. -. . h.ts t.'f q ;
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-21
MRS. SOPHIA A. WILLIAMS.

Brief mention was made I'm our last issue OF
the death of Mrs. Sophia A. Williams, at Den-
yer, Col, at the home of her son, Oliver VII.
liams, on Thursday the 18th inst Mrs Williams
had been in feeble health ever since her return
from trip to California II year ago, and for the
past few months had not often left her room-all
the time failing, a fact of which she was con-
scious, and at her request her relatives had
been notified OF her condition. On Sunday pre-
ceding her death she was able to sit up in bed
but after that failed fast and the call to better
world came to her peacefully ON Thursday. Her
death was no doubt hastened by an attack of
influenza, from which she did not entirely recoy.
er. Her son, C. S. Williams did not arrive in
Denver in time to see his mother alive but was
there to attend the funeral services which were
held Saturday afternoon, conducted by the Rev
B. L. Matrau, former rector OF the EPISCOPAL
church of this city. The services were attende d
by quite number of the friends of the family
who formerly lived in Owosso. On Sunday eve.
ming Mr. Williams started home with the re.
mains arriving here on Tuesday evening Ser.
vices were held at the old home Thursday morn.
ing ut ten O'Clock, Rev. Dr. Conover, of Christ
Episcopal church officiating The caslxet was
covered with beautiful floral offerings, especially
appropriate tokens OF love, when we recall her
fondneSS for flowers and the beauties of nature
The remains were placed in the vault ut Oak
Hill cemetery and the last earthly tribute was
paid to one of the noble pioneer women of our
city-one whose lifes worl, was well done, one
whose memory will long be cherished by her
family and friends.
Mrs. Williams whose maiden name was So
phia Smith, was married ut Canandaigua NY.
1888, to Benjamin o. Williams. At that early
day they came to Owosso, making this their
home, where they resided till the death of
Mr. Williams which occurred nearly three
years ago. Since then she has spent most of her
time with her son in Denver. or six children
only two survive her. Her age was "a years, % long
life spent in usefulness both in her family and in
society. Her rare culture and refinement and
her genial nature, making her home always at
tractive. She was in the highest sense of the
term a true Christian woman: her home was al
ways open to the needy and many sufferer has
been cheered by her gifts and kind words.
$50 fades u summer cloud away
SO sinks the gale when storms are DER:
SO gently shuts the eye of day.
So dies II wave along the shore
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-21


Rev. J. Storrer was at home Sunday.
Rev FIR. Doman was In Detroit Monday.
Phil. Black is confined to the house with
la grippe.
Mrs. o. s. Smith returned from NewaS 90
on Saturday.
John Coleman, of Lansing, was in the
city Monday.
j. Seligman, of Saginaw, was in the city
Wednesday.
Rev. w. L. Farnum, of Flint, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. II. G. Proud, Of Bay City, is visiting
Owosso friends.
Postmaster Parker, of Bancroft, was in
tho city Monday.
DR.. Frank Hoyer and bride arrived in
Owosso, Tuesday.
Fred Wildermuth, Jr.. and +. f. Wick
ing were in Detroit Tuesday.
ii. Richfeld, of Jackson, and J.W. Baird,
of Holly, were i'm the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Woodland and her mother, Mrs.
Rogers, are visiting friends at Ypsilanti,
tUtlT lOIliltI lOillt.
o. +. Webster and wife went to Ann Ar
Dor Saturday. Mrs. Webster will remain
two or three weeks.
G. S. Ensminger was in Grand Rapids,
Wednesday and Thursday, called there by
the death of Rev. Donnelly,
Miss Elliott. of Detroit, who has been
the guest of Miss Ivah Black for week,
returned home Wednesday.
J. A. Chaplin was at Big Rapids Wednes-
day and Thursday attending the State meet
ing of the superintendent of the poor.
]. w. Clark, of Vernon, made us pleas
ant call Tuesday. He is one of the solid
and progressive farmers of that township.
In addition to those mentioned last week
G. w. Owen and Geo. Nj. Dewey are in
Detroit today to attend the republican club
banquet.
J. w. Manning, of Chesaning, is in the
city for short stay with his mother. He
is much improved in health and bids fair to
recover entirely.
Mrs. ID. M. Estey left for Grand Rapids
Immediately OH receipt of the news of Mr..
Donnellys death and was with Mrs. ID. UNI
til after the funeral.
Rev. Thomas Stalker, former pastor of the
M. E. church of this city, has been appoint
ell to professorship in the Maclay school of
Theology, at San Francisco, Cal.
Rev. j. j. Schunecht, Of West Unity.
Ohio, is i'm the city. He will tear down the
wooden building on the lot recently pur-
chased by him on Exchange street, but does
not intend to build this year.
The wedding of Mr. Tod Kincaid, of
Corunna. and Mrs. Emily +. McHardy, of
OwOssO, will take place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Phillips, Cleveland, Ohio, Oh Tuesday, Feb.
25, 1890. Also, on the same day and place,
Mr.. Chas. Field of Little Rock. Ark, and
Miss Bertha Phillips, sister of Mrs. Mcllar-
dy. will be married.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-21
West owosso.

Mrs. 5. Finlay is visiting friends in
Detroit.
Mrs. RosebOme is recovering from her
severe attack of lung trouble.
Frank Chapman has been laid up for over
two weeks with the grippe and is just able
TO get around. Frank thinks il is pretty
tough to get laid out so soon, only married
q couple of months.
The roads i'm this vicinity are something
terrible it is almost impossible. to get load
through any of the side streets.
Carl Parmalee and wife spent Sunday in
Bay City visiting friends.
Mrs. Jas. Robbins is just recovering from
weeks illness.
T.. V. Smith was called to Grayling oil
Saturday by the sickness of his brother.
Dr. Drinkwater, the west side veterinary,
is the happy father of bouncing girl.
Mother and child doing we'll.
John Rouse, of Bennington, few nights
ago while driving home met with a very
severe accident. The horse, vicious one.
started to run and not being able to control
him, Mr.. Rouse was thrown out of the cart
and was dragged some distance. His face
coming In contact with the hard road was cut
i'm horrible manner. DIR. Arnold was called
in and had a three hours job stitching up the
wounds, he is however improving rapidly.
Mrs. A. Geek had very pleasant sur
prise the other evening from party OF
gentlemen and lady friends who took pos.
session of the house with load of good
things to eat. The evening was spent IN
playing pedro, singing music, etc., and
all enjoyed themselves to their utmost
Probably one of the most enjoyable events
of the evening was a song by Mr.. Taphouse
Mrs. Geecks father. who is over so years
| old. The old gentleman has n remarkable
good voice for one advanced in years, and
brought down the house. The party broks
up about IL o'clock and everyone expressed
themselves as having very enjoyable even
ing.
A firm styling themselves as the OwOssC
Medicine Co.. are opening up i'm the vacant
store next to Steadman's cigar factory
They intend manufacturing line of pro
prietary medicines.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-21
CHAuNCEY y. SHEPPARD

CHAUNCEY h. SHEPPARD
Shiawassee county loses one of its best known
and esteemed pioneers in the death of Capt ain
Chauncey h, Sheppard, OF Owosso township who
died on Tuesday OF this week, Feb. Is, ut the age
OF sixty years and six months. Captain Shep-
hard was born in the township OF Riga Monroe
county, N. ", Sept 81, 1890 He came to Mich
igan with his parents In ls4i and settled in the
neighborhood where he died He was well
known through the county as an intelligent ard
public spirited citizen; he was u great reader
ana was possessed of a clear, ingenious mind,
by means OF which his reading was assimilated
and turned to the greatest good He enlisted
during the first year of the war and was made
orderly sergeant of Co. ID LIST Michigan cavalry.
He was discharged on account of sickness hut
later re-enlisted and was commissioned LIST Lieu.
tenant OF Co. b. 4th Michigan cavalry, Aug 10,
1862. He received q captains commission of
Co. + 10th Michigan cavalry, July g. 1863 and
was honorably discharged during the followir e
year. He was stricken down thirteen years ago
and was an invalid until his death.
Mr.. Sheppard married Miss Amanda Guilfoi d
OF Owosso, in 1884, Mrs. Sheppard died June
i3, 1893; u younger son, Samuel NJ, Mar /, 1857,
leaving as sole survivor Mr.. Robert c. Sheppard
well known among the promising young men of
the county.
The Quackenbush Post of the G. A. X. attend.
ed the funeral and conducted the exercises at
the grave. Rev. c. b. Spencer preached tie
funeral sermon
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-21

Frederick A. ODER tonight.
New soft-shel almonds at Hunts.
Tomorrow is Washington's birthday.
Pioneer meeting at Corunna tomorrow.
. Potted and dried meats of all kinds at
Hunts
The green winter has made the rich
DOCTOR
For bargains in box stationery call at The
TIMES Office.
Keller IL Keller placed large safe in
their Office this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mack. on Sum
day, a lbs pound boy.
Remember the dance party in the new |.
o. o. f. hall tonight.
1t will require 80 car loads of ice to fillthe
Dudley cold storage building
Webb a. Wcking will occupy the McBain
building when Mr.. McKeand moves out.
Said. that Chas. Jackson will build a
brick block OH his lot on Exchange street.
s. T.. Parkill will tell Morrice people
next week Tuesday about his trip abroad.
Rev. II. II. Davies is to lead the Wcdnes-
day evening bible study at the Y. Nj. {. a.
10 TAYLOR, Of this city. has purchased so
acres of the Il. Wilcox farm in Bennington.
McKeand, the merchant, is closing out
his stock of goods preparatory to moving to
Alpena.
s.NIexico Historic and Picturesque" is
the subject oil the lecture this evening by F.
. A. ODER.
The council will probably consider. the
question at their next meeting OF q paid lire
department
The Shiawassee Savings Society loaned
80, 900 Monday evening, at premiums rang
ing from 40 to so per cent.
The st. Louis Republcan-Le Leader is inn
proving with every issue Bro. Foster Is
certainly good newspaper man.
M. ID. Grow Is removing his house on the
corner Of Exchange and Ball streets, pre-
paratory to building two brick stores.
The Il. a. A. A. R'y hired four extra en-
pines Monday to help them out until their
present run of freight business lets up.
The Baldwin tomato-This canned to-
mato is the finest piece of goods ever put ON
the market, It's not cheap, but is far superior
TO any other.
The Michigan Horse Breeders Associa-
tion Will hold its annual trottng meeting in
Saginaw on Aug. 2G. %. %. SO says il. [.
Webb. of Mason, the associations secretary
and adds that all nominations for stake
races must be made with HIM on OF Deiore
March l..
Tur TIMES believes in better roads. we
can lust as well have them rs to have what
we have at present. The first cost Is great
er. but after that it is much less than under
our present system. Believing that our
readers are interested I'm this matter, we
shall give column of space each week ior
the present to road making.
uartsborn Il Son began work Tuesday
morning, getting ready to build on the pro oi,,
erty recently purchased by them on NAH r,
street. inst east of TIE TIMES block. Inc
house on the lot is to be moved to the cas-. east,
leaving large amount OF room ior , rneir
agricultural implement business. lheir
new building will probably be 44x9o Feet
with basement under II all.