The times., 1890-12-19

celery at liunt ;.
so brands of cigars at Connors.
Osbum IL Sons employ 30 clerks.
Notice the bank ad. OF NJ. l.. Stewart IL
Co.
The city schools. close to-day for n weeks
vacation.
Buy your oysters at Connor's. Whole
sale and retail.
Treasurer Kohler reports taxes as coming
in at a lively rate.
The brick work has been finished on G.
Jacksons new stores.
The pork market is somewhat dull, $500
being the top of the market.
Sam Beelby has thirty-three pupils in at
tendance at his private school.
The prohibitionists will hold their state
convention at Jackson Feb. II.
The rumor that Allen Frazer has sold his
interest in Oaklawn addition is incorrect.
Johnson's window is big attraction TO
the small boy. That candy cabin is well
built.
The basement under Il. l.. Brewers store
has been neatly fitted up for a prohibition
club room.
The senior class of the high school give
reception to the teachers at the home of n.
A. Finch this evening.
The Grand Traverse Herald Christmas
edition is an elegant number, rejecting
credit on the enterprise OF that city.
The Durand Express says two carloads
of Durand Democrats will witness the in
augural ceremonies ut Lansing, Jan. 1st.
The Superintendent of Census has order
ed payment of enumerators in every case in
this the third Supervisors district of Michi-
gan.
The address OH Reform by Rev. II. II.
Davies was listened to with intense Interest
by large audience. The address Will
probably be published soon.
The pipes of the water system have been
thoroughly flushed and cleaned out this
week. Spring water is now being pumped,
the supply being inexhaustible.
None of our readers can fail to see the
page ad. of Murray ~ Terbush in this issue.
This enterprising firm carry as good line
of clothing, furnishing goods, boots, shoes,
ETC., as any retail firm in central Michigan.
Before completing your purchasing when
in the city, call at The Fair and get prices
and you will carry away some OF their
goods. Exchange street, two doors west OF
Duff.
Over S, 900 i'm premiums have been paid
out by the treasurer of the Agricultural So
ciety and q considerable amount Is still
outstanding. All premiums should be call
for at once.
The Owosso Junior Social Club has the
following members: Edw. Finch, D. A.
Knight. Frank j. Woodland, Will Kilpat-
rick, Lee Todd. Harry Cossit, Will Brown,
Frank Roth, Chas. Lorirg, j. II. Tillotson,
John w. Squire, Fred Woodland.
Shiawassee county stock men have been
made officers of the state associations as fol-
lows: President of the State Swine Breed
ers association, l.. w. Barnes, Sec'y Quincy
Mcbride. l.. w. Barnes Is also one or the
directors Of the Michigan Meripo Sheep
Breeders Association.
Davis tS Davis. proprietors of the Ex-
change street tin shop, are doing rushing
business in the line of tin ware and notions.
They realize that good goods and low prices
are advertisements that keep customers.
Their prices on tinware are good proof that
the Mckinley bill has not raised the price
on that commodity, for they sell it very
cheap. They are here to stay and make
customers by their method of doing business.
What prominent citizens say about "Soft
Snaps:' "The best thing have seen In a
long sime;" stereotype 1t and print it every
week from now until after electiOn;" 'hOpe
there will he more of such articles-it Is
what Is needed to open peoples eyes," 1.-THE
man that wrote the article Is well posted
and hits the nail on the head;' 1.-THE truth
seems to make some Of the city officers feel
bad, Judging by the way they kick about
that article;" II keep o copy of the paper
with me to show the article to everyone who
comes in"
Some more of that e5 cent syrup left at
Hunts.
he White Is King.