The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-04
LOCAL NEWS
II paws to advertise in THE TINES.

1t pays to advertise in THE TIMES.
Some talk of building a chapel in the third
ward.
Rock and yellow ware at A. W. Prindle
and Co.'s.
If you are in need of envelopes, call al
this Office.
The ''Elsie" cheese is the best cheese in
the market. Hunt sells it.
THE TIMES is printed one day earlier this
week on account of the 4th.
Attend the ice cream social at the Union
Chapel this afternoon and evening.
The Patrons of Industry had county
convention in OwossO, Wednesday.
The outside work on w. L. Payne's build
ings is fast approaching completion.
Big celebrations at Henderson, Benning-
ten, Corunna, Perry and Durand to-day.
Messrs Curry and Beckwith have the foun-
dation walls of their new block completed.
FINE CANDIES. Hunt has the best
assortment of fine fresh candies in the city.
The X. of p. uniforms arrived on Friday
The road leading to the water works has
been carefully graded and is now in good
condition for travel.
Remember that HartshOrn, Son 81 Grove
are now doing business in their new store,
just east of THE TIMES block.
The T., A. A. & N. M. R'y is putting in
new turning table, manufactured in Phila-
delphia. The cost was $1,000.
The growth of Owosso as shown by the
census is pleasing to everyone, and no one
complains of the enumeration.
IMPORTED FANCY dooDs. For fine
olives, olive oil, capers, pickles, etc. Hunt
has the best assortment in the city.
A small company of friends were very
pleasantly entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Ingle, Tuesday evening.
Chas. Deblin will be tried before Justice
Baldwin, July 9th, on charge of threatening
to do great bodily harm to Pearl Chapman.
Warren Woodward will open his furniture
store I'm the Carpenter IL Payne building,
Saturday. He has an elegant line of goods.
The Owosso ball club bit the dust at
COrunna, Tuesday, to the score Of 25 TO 10.
The Stars are playing good ball this season
as usual.
Hartshorn, Son IL Grove sold yesterday
to ID. M. Christian and u. G. Clapp, two of
Clark ~ Co.'s best canopy top phaetOns.
They were beauties. a
One of Supervisor McBride's enumerators
made the following quotation on his returns:
1.-The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh
III yxot Dft ha I
Married, on Saturday, June %, at the
residence of the brides father, on King
street, by Rev. Il. l.. Little, Mr.. Ernest f.
Greenwald and Miss Lidia Munson, both of
OwossO.
The case of Michael Fauth VS.. John Ham
mond for damages, resulting from the lat
ters assaulting the former, was holly
contested before Justice Baldwin, Monday;
verdict, no cause of action.
Gas mains have been laid on Hickory
and Goodhue streets and several of the
residents are putting in gas for cooking or
lighting purposes. This also gives some
new street lamps i'm place of the old gasO-
line burners.
A recent decision Of the courts maintains
that If q man wants to go faster than an
other ahead of him on the road he has
right to pass; IL he is prevented by the other
and an. accident should happen thereby,
she man thus obstructing the road is re-
sponsible for the damage done. No man
has right to infringe on his rights i'm try
ing to pass. The aboyeis good common
sense, as well as law.
A slick scheme is now being worked by
sharpers. They sell territory on q patent
right ironing board or some other patent ar
rangement, and after they have left town 1t
is discovered that they have sold the same
territory to half dozen persons, receiving
from each whatever price they could get.
They will trade county right for anything
from jack-knifc to horse and buggy-sell
10 one man for dollar and to the next for
one hundred dollars. Look oH for them.
EQUALITY NOT QUANTITY" Hunt han
dies only the best goods and you can always
get just what you call for, and prices will
be as low as consistent with good quality,
and every article warranted to be as repre-
scented or money refunded.