The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-08-29

Tree or charge. call on Y. N. SoSNois' .
Attention is called to the article published
in this issue relative to the new election law
Rev. Mr.. Robertson, of Lapeer, will oc
cupy the pulpit at the Baptist church mex
Sunday
Col. Bliss may attend the Congressona
convention which will renomlnate him a
Owosso Sept. IL.
The names of John Henderson and t. M
Euler are mentioned in connection with the
democratic nomination for treasurer
The State Republican says ID. r. Sails
bury will close out his retail boot and shoe
business and open as wholesale dealer.
Before October LIST all subscription nc
counts due THE TIMES MUST be paid or ar
ranged for. Those in arrears please take
notice.
| Call at the Owosso Music Co., Patterson
block for the Singer, Oscilator and Vibrator
| shuttle. the Domestic and White, latest
| patterns.
The Mems meeting at the Y. M. c. A.
rooms next Sunday will be led by Mr.. N. Il.
Brown, formerly or Albion college. A gen.
eral invitation is extended.
! Prof. Simmons will be pleased to furnish
| to applicants, copy of the Course of Study
of the Owosso High School. 1t has lust
been issued i'm tabulated form.
The marriage of l.. Irving Stewart and
Miss Alice II. Pratt is announced to take
place at the residence of DIR. II. G. Beck
with, Wednesday next at 4:30 p. m.
The Evening News has just entered on
tte o;cLtaaotb xaar Tho natroit. Journal will
enter OH its eighth year of publication next
Monday. Both good evening dailies.
Durand Express: DIR. r. Cleland Fair.
of Ann Arbor, has permanently located in
Durand, and for time will have an Office
in the Lceth House building.
We acknowledge tickets to the 10th annual
fair of the Northeastern agricultural Soci-
ETY. at Saginaw, Sept 1926; also to Oakland
county fair, Sept. 80 to Oct 8.
The PAGER recently sold by p. NJ. Roth to
Lansing parties won heat in one of the
matinee races i'm $685.. The horse can
enter the 80 list when his owners let him.
We are indebted to Prof. E. M. Hopkins
for our report of the Democratic county con-
vention. He assures us that the convention
was the largest the party has ever held in
this county.
Vernon Inter-Lake:-THE TIMES of
OwOsso expects to soon set BabcOck Cylin-
der Job press into its Office, when it will be
one of the best fitted printing offices in
Central Michigan.
We have received, with the compliments
of Prof c. o. Bates, the annual calendar
of COe College, Iowa, for 1S90-9l. Mr..
Patac IL ipSfrucfOr i'm phvsicoI saianopS and
higher mathematics.
Andrew Goodwin, of Rush; Walter
Wright, of Antrim; f. l.. Brewer, III. w.
Parker and A. A. Sherman, of OwossO at
tended the Prohibition Congressional Con-
vention, Wednesday.
On Saturday. the 30th, the ID. G.. II. &
M. R'y will give special excursion to De-
trOit for $1.75 for the round trip. Train
leaves OwOssO at 900 and return leaving
Detroit at 7:3O in the evening.
A very pleasant place to spend these cool
evenings is at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms. Daily
and weekly papers, magazines, etc., are to
be found on the tables and various games
for social amusement These are open to
all young men.
Are you going to help the band? Owosso
has long been without one and new. one
has now been organized. Any who feel dis
posed to help the movement can do so by
subscribing whatever they can afford at the
barber shop of K. Eighme.
Durand Express Two of our business
men are about to erect on Saginaw street
double store building with opera hall above,
to be 49x6O feet in size. The enterprise is
commendable on the part of these gentle
men, as public hall has been q necessity
here for long time.
The price of tickets for the Y. NJ G. A.
lecture course has not yet been announced.
The committee are disposed to sell as low as
possible and insure success. We under
stand the contracts increase the expense
considerably over last years course, and the
array of talent presented is certainly of very
superior character.
The Mich. S. M. & Organ Co. have a fine
stock of mahogany and burl walnut pianos
i'm stock and more on the way from the man
ufacturers 1t doesn't cost anything to look
at them and get prices, you know, and it
may be worth something to you to learn for
yourself that you can save from $50 to 500
by getting piano there.
At the meeting of the School Examiners
the purpose of electing a Secretary of the
Board, there developed most spirited con-
test. There were FIVE candidates, Messrs.
Bumps, McKone, Griffith, Dewey and
French. After numerous unsuccessful bal
lots ii. B. Dewey, of this city, was unani-
mously chosen.
Advertised letters for week ending Aug.
23 1890: Eleanor Roger, j. II. Lee. A. Ii.
Sanford, Miss l.. M. Norton, Elmer Burg
man, Chas III. Booth, ii. BrOomberg, Geo.
Barthel Geo. Adams, Oliver Amell, j. ii.
Whitmarsh, Robert MOores, Luther Miller,
Robert jackson, John n. Horton, Lloyd
Webb, Chas. Baldwin. Foreign, p. Eaton,
9.
Walter, aged IL months, son of John II.
and Bertha Skingley, living q half mile
east of the city limits, died of cholera infan-
tum, Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 20. Burial
service conducted by Rev. ID. w. STARTS,
occurred at the house, Wednesday afternoon.
A large concourse of neighbOrs assembled
to show their sympathy for the afflicted par
ents.
The lovely little girl, Flotte Emma, aged
5 years and months, child OF L. and Net
tie Brown, of Pontiac, died suddenly at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Walter Lewis, Pine