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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received until IL
o'clock m, Saturday, March IA, 1891, for fur
nishing all the material and labor necessary to
erect and complete-ready for furnishings
new brick church building, on the north east
corner of Williams and Ball SITS, Owosso Mich,
for the first NJ f. church society.
Proposals will be received for the masonry
and carpenter and joiner work separately, or for
the entire work
Plans and specifications may be seen on and
after March 9th, 1891. ut the Owosso Savings
Bank, in Owosso or at the Office of ID. u. Clark,
architect, Ala Phoenix Block, Bay City, Mich.
Proposals to be addressed to Rev. f.. Is. Ban
croft chairman of the building committee.
of the successful bidder at the time articles are
signed.
The right is reserved to reject any or all pro-
posals.
BY order OF the Building Committee.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27
CITY Schools.

/ wish every patron and teacher of and in
our public schools could have heard MIR.
COnwells ideas of a true education. Some
teachers teach books, and some patrons
measure the school by the number of pages
''gone over" Education means an unfold
ing of the mind; and acquaintance with the
principles that underlie facts; power to
originate thought, not merely to memorize
in machine form, the thoughts of others.
One evil to-day is the hde-bound condition
in which many are found. This can be
remedied by internal growth; an expansion
of mental power; development of the in
herent possibilities of the mind. Give a
child the power to think, to think logically
and scientifically, and he will become one of
the kings. But cOnfne his powers to read
ing the dry thoughts of others as found in
musty volumes and antiquated libraries,
and he will become the lowest servant of the
king. j. w. SIMMONS.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27

Percy Edwards is organizer for the X. of
p. organization.
Treasurer Kohler reports quite large
amount of city taxes yet unpaid.
The mems meeting at the Y.M.C.A. next
Sunday will be led by +. ID. Sturtsvant.
Robert Nourse is the next attraction in
tho Y. NJ. c. A. lecture course. Date,
March IL.
Teachers examination at the city hall.
Corunna, Thursday and Friday, March 5th
and 9th.
A reception to the Y.M.C.A. members is
booked for next Wednesday. Members Of
the association, take notice.
Kalamazoo parties were in Ow0sso, We'd
nesday, looking for a store to put in stock
of clothing, boots and shoes, etc.
THE TIMES purchased another lot of fine
stationery this week. Call and see the
goods when you want cards or invitations of
any kind.
The planners in the West Owosso mill were
kept running all night Wednesday in order
to furnish lumber for the new ID. M. Estey
factory.
The office of the Construction Co., for the
feeder to the Ann Arbor line that branches
north from Marion to Kalkaska and PetOs-
key, will be in Owosso.
Tuesday the superstructure of the new ID.
M. Estey furniture factory was begun with
as many men as could find place to work.
Next week the building will be completed.
Harry Cossitt and Lewis Burhans have
established the Owosso Cycle Company and
will deal in bicycles and carry general
supply of sporting goods. Burhans was in
Detroit last week looking up business mat
tiers and arranging for repairing. The Office
is 113 w. Main.
Russell Ii. Conwell was greeted with a
large audience Wednesday night, and well
he might, for nObleness of sentiment and
exalted ideas that awaken enthusiasm for
good and the satire of shsms made up a
lecture that held the audience i'm admiration
for the speaker and left thoughts to carry
away and ponder over The coming king
would be he whom animals followed, the
sun served, the waters Obeyed and man
loved. This was text to show that great
ness was kindness, attention to detail, and
love for fellowmen. The lecture commit
tee cannot suit an OwossO audience better
than by having Conwell each year.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27
Common Council.

But little business was transacted at the
Council meeting Monday evening" The
mayor and seyen aldermen were In attend
ance.
Petitions for sidewalks on Cute and Prin-
die streets were referred to proper commit
tees.
Accounts amounting to about $3.50 were
allowed.
The clerk presented receipt for
81, 900 from Myers & Son in full settlement
of their claim for work and damages on
water works contract.
The committee to whom was referred the
communication of the hook and ladder COM
pany, reported that the truck needed repair
ing and that new ladders and extinguishers
we're needed. The report was accepted and
the chief of the fire department instructed
to see to the matter.
BY resolution the sum of $50 was voted
from the contingent fund to the fund for the
relief of INDECENT soldiers and sailors.
The mayor nominated Warren Woodward
to fill the vacancy on the water board. On
motion Mr. Woodward was unanimously
confirmed.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27
Thunder storm Tuesday evening.

Thunder storm Tuesday evening.
The ''Washington" tea was great sue
cess.
The two children of Mrs. Ledbeter are
seriously sick.
The Shiawassee Savings association has
purchased a safe.
M. L. Stewart & Co. loaned the city
$4,000 on Monday.
Peak family at the Congregational church
this evening. Admission Is cents.
E. NJ. Eighme is to occupy j. II. Goetzin's
store on Exchange street for his barber shop.
Chicken pie social at the residence of
John Goodwin, Mulberry street, this even
ing.
THE TIMES acknowledges the receipt of
st. Louis, Mo-, papers from G. b. Robert
son.
Spring meeting of the Shiawassee county
agricultural association, Monday, March o,
1891.
Purdy & VanWagoner ship an average of
two car loads of stock via the ID. d M. each
week.
j. NJ. Tobin d Co., III Exchange ST.,
have their formal opening tomorrow. Call
and see them.
Lering & Son furnished the paper used
i'm papering the Congregational parsonage.
1t was nice lot too.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. Phillips, an
eight pound daughter, OH Friday last. It's
a big smile Dick has worn since.
The papers on fruit growing and insects,
printed this week, by Profs. Taft and Cook,
should be read and some Of the advice
noted
A. b. Pray and Robt. Ihaersoll did not
purchase the Gray hardware stock as report
ed. Through some misunderstanding the
arrangement failed.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will give a tea at Mrs. VIM. Breads, Will
liams street, Wednesday, March 4. Tea
served from 5 to o'clock.
The case OF Rose VS. the town ship of Cal
edonia mentioned before in THE TIMES,
was decided by Justice Baldwin Friday and
the decision was that Rose should pay his
tax.
Quite an amount of money has been put
in circulation this week by the settlement OF
Myers * Sons accounts due to laborers and
those who furnished material on the water
works contracts. The settlement was made
on the basis of so cents on the dollar.
The M. G. railroad officials probably know
by this time that the people of OwOsso, de-
sire to see Il. V, Smith re-instated as agent
TO accomplish that end numerous letters
and petition signed by nearly all the bust
ness men have been sent TO the superntend
ent during the week.
Monday, at p. m, at the residence oil
III. Wesener, will occur the marriage of hi:
son, John A., to Miss Lila Patty, of Chica
go. The groom was formerly resident Of
Owosso, but now professor of chemistry IL
the College connected with the Chicago FIRE,
hospital. THE TIMES extends congratu
lations.
Messrs. Lohnes and Simmons. of Owosso
aud Oyerton of Saginaw, were i'm st. Johns
Sunday, in the the interest of State Y. M
G, A. work. Mr.. Lohnes occupied thu
Baptist pulpit, Mr. Overton the Congrega
tional and Mr. Simmons the Methodist TO
the morning service, speaking in relation Il
Y. M. G. A. interests. In the afternoon
mems meeting was held in Newton hal
with an attendance of between four an,
five hundred In the evening Newton hal
was packed to listen to the addresses of tn
gentlemen above named.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27

Owosso has been enterprising and lively
In Its business provision and fOrethOught,
but has not paid any attention TO improving
its great natural advantages to make 1t more
attractive as place of residence. 1t might
easily be made one of the most beautiful
places In the state as 1t is one of the most
enterprising.
The improvement of Fayette Square, to
be commenced this spring, Is movement
In the right direction.
To this we ought to add a wide, well
drained, hard surface, smooth boulevard,
on the COrunna road between OwOssO and
the county seat. This broad drive ought to
end In the present property Of Judge Nc
Curdy. which, with some adjacent purchas-
es, could be converted into most attract
i've park for both cities, which will no doubt
soon be one. The park, as 1t would be, is
finely wooded, has much variety of surface
and river front. Its improvement could
be gradual, and would not be expensive.
The sides of the boulevard fer its entire
length should be level, well-kept grass plots,
planted with trees and shrubs and at inter-
walls beds of flowers.
Part of the route of this drive is now well
planted with the larger shade trees, and
none of the grading would be expensive.
In any event we must have a good road or
street from OwOsSO to COrunna; business
imperatively demands it, and boulevard
such as l suggest would not add much to
this cost. The proximity of the water works
and electric light plant are also to be con-
sldered.
Furthermore, the most active real estate
movement about the city is along this route.
Fences are being removed, farms thrown
open and plated for city lots, and buildings
are going up in every direction. Now,
while these new premises are being thrown
open for sale is the time to secure the need
ed space on both sides of the boulevard. 1T
is something the property owners ought to
take hold of with vim. There is big
thing in it for them, and they ought to do
much to promote it.
OwossO, COrunna and Caledonia ought
to unite i'm this improvement. Who will
move in this matter? The enhanced cost of
adjacent taxable property would more than
pay for the improvement. If legislation
should be needed now is the time to secure
that.
There is no one thing Owosso and Corun-
ia could do that would add so much to the
increase of population as this
No doubt there are other citizens who
could add valuable suggestions in regard to
this matter. Shall we not hear from them?
What does our wide-awake Business Mems
Association say? j. +. c.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27

Detroit Journal: Some Genesee friends OF
Justice Champlin tell a good story at the ex
pense of Judge Newton that seems to be
little too realistic to be true. They say that
a certain preacher, but they don't give his
name, was in the midst of an impassioned
harrangue when he stopped moment and
with explosive force asked, "Who shall be
able to stand i'm that great and awful day?"
Aparishi0ner, who was a warm friend of
Judge Newton, had been sleeping up to this
time, but hearing the question, jumped to
his feet and shouted, IL nominate Judge
Newton, of Flint, for that position
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27

Arthur Robinson has purchased the Free
Press agency.
Letters advertised at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Feb. 81.
Albert Norris, Mrs. G. w. Hall, Mrs.
Alice r. Stuart, j. Swarthout, Mrs. Geo.
Turrill, Chas. Davis. Chas Gehan, Chas.
Earl, Mrs. Geo. Frink, AdOlphus Moore,
Fred Knapp, Mrs. Nettie HOtchkins, Mrs.
Loretta Hopkins, Geo. Ansted, Mrs. Gene
Burnett, Louis TObias(2). Drops; +. Plat,
Geo. Witherill, j. f. Cope, Harry Edwards,
f. Dougherty. l.. ii. Morton, Henry Mack,
Clyde Lindsey, Mrs. d. Johnson, w. b.
Howell, VIM. Harmon,
George Leslie with his new and popular
operate burlesque white Prince" which
is said to be the funniest burlesque now
upon the American stage is now with the
Ada Rays Spectacular Burlesque Co. At
opera house Tuesday evening, March 3.
THE TIMES has received q large stock of
wedding announcements, cards, folders and
the latest designs in stationery. THE TINES
carries the largest stock in the county.
All wool hose 25 cts. at The Fair.
Samples of book binding can be seen and
prices obtained by calling at THE TIMES
Office.
Somebody will drive good turnout this
spring for nothing. Webb 81 Wicking, the
hustling clothiers, will give away horse,
buggy, harness, whip, robe, etc. Will
every dollar purchased a ticket will bt
given. Go for it.
Second hand organs always OH hand al
low prices and easy terms at the Owoss(
Music Co.'S.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27
Baa Hives,

Anyone desiring bee hives can find the
best and cheapest at Martin Gute's, West
Owosso. Beeswax and honey taken in eX-
change for beekeepers' supplies.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27
West Side.


Alva Bailey is able to be about once
more.
Bruce Flickinger is a victim Of the mea-
sizes.
Miss Susie Noble is spending the week at
Oakley.
John Mabin went to Lansing, Tuesday.
Miss Lydia Lynch is visiting her sister at
Saginaw.
Lewis Holmes is the guest of Flushing
friends this week.
Miss Ida Burgess is quite i'll with measles.
Fred DeLapp is the guest of Irv. Spade,
at Lansing.
Mrs. Waite Albright, of Detroit, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Andrews.
Mrs. Amelia Knapp, of Bath, is the
guest Of her granddaughter, Mrs. Wilbur
VanDoren.
Jonah Ryan and wife went to Detroit
yesterday to reside.
Otto Stever left Tuesday for months
visit in the eastern states.
Frank Davis and wife spend this week at
COrunna.
Mrs. Clinton Loop is confined to the
house by blood poisoning.
Clyde Mason is slowly recovering from
severe illness.
Fred Holmes has returned from visit
with his aunt at Ionia.
Erastus White, of Kansas, has been the
guest of his son, II. X. White, this week.
Ernest Gardner, of Adrian, was the guest
of his parents, Sunday.
Mr.. HARDWOOD has removed his family to
the east side.
Mrs. Grace Kay is slowly recovering from
severe illness.
Owosso division Uniform Rank *. of Il.
has elected the following officers for the en-
suing year:
Sir Knight Captain. M. Beckwlth.
" LIST Lieut. &c. l.. Taylor.
Z" " Herald. G.. Curry.
- Recorder--W. T.. Billiard.
4" Treasurer. ii. Banister.
The democratic convention at Lansing
| Yesterday renOminated Justice Champlin for
| the supreme bench, A. M. Clark, of Lex
| ington, for regent, and Chas. S. Williams,
of Owosso, for the second regent to succeed
Willetts of St Louis.
Desirable city lots for sale by f. o.
Dewey, TIMES office.
| House and lot, 3O6 North Cedar street,
| for sale. Inquire OH the premises.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27

az DO General Banking Business.
eB Draw Drafts on all parts of the world.
gB- Money to loan on real estate securities.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27

GB BY our European Bank Money Order
System payments are transmitted to the
very house of the recipient abroad, free of
charge, saving him the trouble and expense
of collecting draft.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-02-27

LOCAL NEWS
Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-29

a number OF torpedo boats, but doubt
less the country will have to wait for an
other congress to provide for these, un-
less something urgent should occur to
compel favorable action by the present
congress.
Public sentiment is unquestionably
largely in favor OF building up II navy
capable of defending our coasts and pro-
tecting our com msrce on the seas. In
tcIligent opinion everywhere is agreed
that this country can no longer depend
upon. isolation for immunity from com
ulications with other countries, and that
as we go IN extending our mmerce
and multiplying our relations we must be
prepared to assert and maintain our
rights, and to command from all nations,
the strong equally with the weak, that
respect and consideration which are due
us, and which the United States extends
to every other nation, whatever its con-
dition