The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-10-24

Registration, Nov /. See that your nam,
Is ON the list N " W &Nn
Pure sugar syrups and molasses sold at +
Ii. Banister's.
DO not overlook the local news on the
second page.
Murray Il Terbush will light by electricity
as soon as possible. ngNfF
II YOU are not registered you cannot vote.
Nov. LIST is registration day.
Special sale of cheap felt hats, Saturday.
Oct. 25, at Mrs. Harrington's.
The third ward school house will not be
completed for use before January LIST.
Hanging lamps, stand lamps, hand
lamps, ETC., the cheapest at The Famous.
Chas. Drake, formerly of Owosso, but for
many years resident of Ovid, died Wed
nesday. H A Mt
Failure to provide election booths will
be sufficient to invalidate the returns ofany
precinct.
ID. Nichols was acquitted before Justice
Baldwin Tuesday on charge of assaulting
Nghtwatch Barresford.
Alex. McKercher, formerly of Vernon, is
the republican nominee for prosecuting
attorney In Lellanaw county.
The pine, used by Coats n Co. In extend
ing the water mains has not been paid for
and the company that furnished 1t has asked
the city TO settle the bill. LG IA
James Bird and Lou Wright were bound
over to the circuit court for trial by Justice
Baldwin, Tuesday. They held up and
robbed VIM. Byar, of Perry.
Halloween next Friday. We suggest to
Mayor Todd that he appoint deputies
enough to keep good order and arrest all
offenders who commit depredations.
The piano used at the concert at the Con-
gregational church Tuesday evening was an
upright grand, burl walnut, Swick a. kelso,
kindly loaned for the occasion by the Mich.
s. M. & 0. Co.
Scattered among the doctors, lawyers,
! ministers and business men OF OwOss0 are
20 or more University of Michigan men. A
University club Is soon to be organized fol
social and intellectual purposes. s8#
The Congregational Y. p. s. e. K. has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
six months: Pres, Miss Grace Dewey; vice
president, Miss Kate COrlett; secretary, Miss
Edith Seeley; treasurer, Miss Nellie Turner
The Robbins Table Co. are now occupy
ing their new building, 36x72, three stories
high. This company Is one OF the prosper
Gus institutions OF OwOssO and we arr
pleased to note its steady increase OF bust
ness.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Disciples
church, of Owosso. will give social OF
Saturday evening, Nov. 1, at the residence
of Mrs. HOvey, three miles northeast o
Morrice. Bill, Is cents. All are cordial!
invited.
When the U. S. post office inspecto
planned the mail delivery there were SOM
of the extreme outskirts of the city not in
cluded 1t Is expected by Postmaster Cos
slit that Jan. 1st the entire city will be In
Guided and additional facilities for distribu
ton provided.
Henry Woodwork, of Owoss0 township
leads the list of those who raise large p0ta
toes. A specimen OH exhibition III IHi
| TIMES Office weighs 81 pounds. Th'
variety is New York Queen, the seed bein!
brought from New York by Mr. Wood
worths father.
The Young Peoples Missionary SOciet.
| of the Congregational church have electet
| the following officers for the ensuing year
Pres, Mrs. Marden; vice president, Mis-
Nellie Turner; recording secretary, Mrs. Il
o. Dewey; corresponding secretary, Mis-
May Howe; treasurer, Miss Anna Jordan
One of the clever lodges, worked by
| crook recently in OwOss0 was to secure
boarding place and give out that he was
railway employee working at night and sleep
| ing day times, coming in during the night
exciting no suspicion he would ransack tn
house of its valuables and leave for anothe
town.
1t will take 76 booths for Shiawassee Go
voters to mediate in while considering VIII
will hold the destinies of state. On an av
erage there will be 10 more republicans thai
democrats for each booth. Hazleton, Shla
wassee and Perry townships will contest TO
the largest republican majorities, Will
Burns will be the hope of the democracy.
The II. A. A. & N. M. Ry. have arrang
ed to pay all employees by checks payaDl
at the 1st National Bank in Toledo or M
l.. Stewart & Co.'S bank in OwossO. L
accommodate the employees of the road VIII
live in Owosso, the bank will be kept ope
on the evenings of the 21st and 22nd o
each month, from to 8 o'clock. Thi
move will be great convenience to al
The monthly pay roll now amounts to $40
900 and is steadily increasing. AS tn
larger part of this money is spent in Owoss
IL would not seem as though any one coul
regret the expenditure of the money nece'
sary to secure the location of the carshor
in our thriving city. fe
The members of the w. r. G. al
requested to meet at their hall next Wedne:
day afternoon, to attend to important bus
ness. BY order of the president.