The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-12-05
MInce meat wet and dry at Hunts.

Mince meat wet and dry at Hunts.
The best cigars in Owosso at Connor's.
Lunch at all hours at Brewer & Cars.
Jelly of all kinds by the pound at Hunts.
Bob Burdette-comes next Friday-see
notice Oh End page.
Rumor says that one of Owosso's popular
clerks Is soon to wed.
Business is brisk ut the foundry and
machine shops of j. W. Miles.
The knights of Pythias give a social hop
at Wesener's hall December 10.
Several Owosso young people attended a
swell party at Fenton last week.
New York counts at Brewer & Cau's
restaurant, 100 Exchange street west.
The bell on the Washington street school
building is neither loud nor sweet toned.
The long rows of electric light poles be-
gin to look like an early lighting of the city.
Remember sale of seats for Robert j.
Burdette opens next Wednesday at p. m.
f. l.. Brewer took the acknowledgment
of 140 persons to pension vouchers Thurs
day.
The Owosso lodge X. of p. went to Alma
| Wednesday to attend q banquet given by
the Alma lodge.
lrma Day and Frank Williams were mar
ried in Corunna Nov. %. They will reside
in OwossO township.
oil an .hv.n fl,a hria
and look at our stock of candies, fruits,
nuts, dates, figs, etc., etc., etc.
The Asbury Sunday-school will give an
old fashioned concert Friday evening at the
chapel. Admission and 10 cents. Good
program
For Christmas gifts to friends In Europe,
| the system of bank money orders is explain
ed by M. l.. Stewart IL Co. in their adver-
| tisement.
The sermon of Rev. DR.. COnover, printed
in THE TIMES should be read by every
one who has an interest in practical reform
measures.
A new time table went into effect on the
NJ. c. II. r., Nov. 30th. North bound
trains leave Owosso 9:02 a. M. and 7:05 p.
m. South bound SAT a. III. and 1858 p. IN.
An officer from Lansing was in Owosso
| Monday and returned with A. X. Van
DeVenter, charged with larceny of goods
from the Van Dyne honse, a Lansing hotel.
There will be social Friday afternoon
and evening December 18th at the residence
OF Mrs. Essig, three miles north of OwOsso
All are cordially invited. Supper, Is cents.
The Ann Arbor Register comes TO us with
eight columns added, and is one OF those
fearless, staunch papers that calls things by
their right names. Success to the Register
Brown 81 Everden of the Alma Record
have purchased the News of that city.
Uenceforth the Record will be the only pape
i'm that town, but it is a good one and wei
managed.
VIM. L. Magill of Bay City is reported t.
have been selected by Governor-elect Win
ans as commissioner of insurance, and thus
Shiawassee Co. is passed Over-JerOmc w
Turner of this city being candidate.
Rev. and Mrs. Bancroft of the M. f.
church rendered the young people recep
ton Tuesday evening last. After enjoying
a short program Refreshments were served
which added greatly to the pleasure OF thu
evening.
After Christmas, Father DOMAIN of st
Paul's Catholic Church will cOnfine his ser
vices to the OwOsso church, discontinuin:
the Corunna services, that church having
become strong enough to support paste
of their own.
At the Disciples church Monday an,
Tuesday evening, Thabues illustrated Bun
NAH curiosity entertainment. The variOu
costumes and practices of Burmah illus
tratrated in costume. Admission 20 cents
children 10 cents; both nights, 80 cents.
According to the Durand Express, tha
stirring village anticipates federal building
national bank, Touring mill, cheese factory
cigar factory, Chinese laundry and sever;
new ice houses. All of which is respectful
submitted.
About o'clock this morning the fiji
alarm was sounded by tho water worl
| whistle. The fire department was soon OF
on the street in readiness, but without tn
= remotest idea as to the whereabouts of II
: the fire, which proved to be but a sligl
blaze in Fred Weingart's woodshed on ca
Oliver street, which was extilguished abOl
: the time the alarm was given.
Messrs Hebdon and Lee, of the HamiltC
Helpers, have been in OwOssO during Il
s past week, working in the interest of Il
r Royal Templars of Temperance. This 8
ciety is non-sectarian, non-partisan fl
- ternal insurance temperance organization
y About so additional members were addC
at OwOsso. Messrs. Hebdon and Lee a
y to spend one week at Corunna and one wee
at Vernon.
e Up to going to press this week, no he
8 names of OwossO democratic asprants 4
the various places in the gift of the COVER
= or and legislature have reachedTHE TIME
i While these places are going to democra
p" we have been constrained to say that Owes
contains just as good democrats as al
D, place, and as such opportunities have II
n occurred since 1856, we feel that now
their time or never. Two brief years al
:, then wait another third of century.
1t Connor keeps the largest stock Of clga
IF and tobaccos in Shiawassee county, che;
for cash.