The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-01-17
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TINES job rooms.
Masquerade party at Wesener Hall next
Wednesday evening.
Something new in plotting paper at this
Office. 10 cents sheet.
The last of the X. of p. parties was given
at Wesener Hall last evening.
The annual meeting of the Stever Oiler
Co. will be held OH Monday next.
Bruce at the opera house on Tuesday even
ing next. Do not fail to hear him.
w. S. Hunt will open his grocery store in
the opera house block about Jan. 25th.
G. Ogden had one of his thumbs taken off
by saw at Woodlands mill last Saturday.
Dibble Il. Parsons are bound to sell their
stock of winter goods. Read what their ad.
says.
Fully one-third of the scholars in the city
schools have been absent this week suffering
with ''la grippe"
The plate glass front has been put in the
Odd Fellow building and the lower floor
will soon be finished.
Elder Cook will preach at the Church of
Christ, Corner of Oliver and Hickory street.
Lords day at 1890 a. IN.
The Board OF Supervisors has been in
session all this week. The principal bust
ness has been to allow accounts.
Nelson Waugh died at the home of his
son, Ora A. Waugh, in Bennington, on the
9th inst. aged 81 years. He came into this
county in 1886. a
Attorney General TrOwbridge denies the
report that he has decided that the new
election law applies to townships so far as
the printing of tickets is concerned.
j. w. Hubbard was in Lansing Oh We'd
nesday attending the annual meeting of the
State Agricultural association as a delegate
from the Northeastern association.
The annual meeting of the directors of
the Northeastern Agricultural association
will be held in the common Council room,
East Saginaw, next monday at 1:3O p. III.
Our offer on the Tribune and TIMES
one year for $1.5O is meeting with popu-
lar favor, yet there is a chance for many
new subscribers. Come in at once and place
your order.
The meeting of the o. b. NJ. A. and the
water works committee on Thursday even
ing last was very harmonious and product
Iva nf no ae thn
works was discussed at length. ..
f. E. Brooks & Co. are the sue
cessOrs to E. M. Brooks. The new firm will
open for business in the new store just west
of the old one on Saturday. May the best
of success follow the firm.
All persons interested in the Shiawassee
Savings and Loan Association should re-
member that the Office has been moved
to the basement of the Second National
Bank, where payments will he made next
Monday evening.
Stanley E. Parkill gave his second talk
on his European trip at the Congregational
church OH Sunday evening, the church
being crowded to its utmost capacity with
interested listeners, and many were obliged
tie go away being unable to gain admittance.
Stanley has faculty of telling his exper-
fence that but few have, and the church will
always be crowded when he talks.
With its last issue the Charlotte Republic
can entered upon its seth volume. That the
Republican is one of the best papers in all
Michigan goes without our saying so. Its
editorial columns are ably conducted, fair
and always interesting. The local depart
ment is filled to overlooking each week with
newsy items well written. Long may the
Republican lead its party in Eaton county.
Our farmer friends are liable to be caused
trouble by a recent decision of the courts
in regard to infringements on the Reed
harrow. These harrows have been manu-
featured and sold by Bement d Son, of
Lansing. In number of cases already
Reed q Co., have forced agents who have
sold the Bement harrow to pay them a roy
atty of s. for each one sold, and have noti-
ed their agents that they will also proceed
to collect.o royalty from all users of the har-
row.
If a man has employment and gets paid
for his services, it is poor economy for him
to buy the necessities and Injuries of life on
credit. If he intends to pay for them at all,
it is easier for him to do so when they are
''alive" than when they are dead horses"
If the bills can be paid at the end of every
week, they can be paid as they accrue and
at a considerable saving. The merchant
cannot afford to do a credit business at as
low prices as he can sell for cash. He must
charge little extra for the risk of losing
the account and costs the credit customer
| Just that much more to live.
| We were pleased to note that Bro. Bran
well published the proceedings of the winter
meeting of the county agricultural associa-
| ton. If credited to THE TIMES instead
of the Press it would have been all right.
| But we will forgive the Independent for
| this mistake If IL will boom the fair for $780,
--Owosso Times. That's horse on you,