The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-04-17


Special for Monday-twenty-fi dozen
men and boys unlaundried shirts, worth SO
cents for 80 cents. Two cases standard
ginghams, apron check, worth cents for Z
cents. OsBURN 81 Sons.
The meeting of the State executive board
of the Y. M. q. A. at Grand Rapids to-day
will determine whether the next annual con-
ventiOn will be held i'm OwOsso or elsewhere.
The Ow0sso delegates are hopeful.
Pastor Il. K. Heddle, who was placed in
charge of the Asbury church April 1, went
TO Detroit this week to meet his wife. 1t Is
expected that they will occupy the cottage
in course of erection by K. M. Rohrabacher,
on Grace street, when completed. Mr..
Heddle has taken hold of the Asbury work
with will, has already made host of
friends and is being greeted each Sunday
evening with crowded chapel. He will
begin a two weeks series OF special meetings
next Sunday evening, to which all are in
vited.
BY oversight the obituary of Rev. STARTS,
published last week, was not credited to the
Press.
Horse shoe Harrows. Every farmer
should see one at Hartshorn, Son Il Groves.
A car load of Jackson wagons just recev-
ed by HartshOrn, Son 81 Grove. Price very
low.
WillOughby Matlock and family leave for
Portland, Oregon, Wednesday, where they
will make their home.
Have you seen the new Oliver PlOw that
Hartshorn, Son & Grove are giving away.
It's dandy.
We have not advertised our Going East
for new stock but we got it and hard to
beat, too. S. b. EVER u Co.
WANTED.-A good piano to hire, by a
musician. No practice. 7l5 n. Washing
ton street.
Who sells crockery the cheapest? A. w.
Prindle q Co.
Use Grand Rapids Wall Cement for plas-
tering your house. 1t is as cheap as the old
lime and hair plaster.
Costumes for church entertainments, pri-
vate parties, carniyals, theatricals, or mas
querades to rent, for sale, or made to order,
the finest in the state at reasonable prices,
at 432 East Oliver street, OwossO, Mich.
List of letters remaining uncalled for al
the Owosso postoffice for the week ending
April II, 1891: Humphrey Lynch, Mrs.
Clarissa Smith, Mrs. Arson Rose, May
Riceey, Chas. Sweeney, Chas. Speaker, III
Wetherbee (2), Mrs. Jennie Maxwell jim
Douglass, Mrs. Chas. Daley, Rheuber
Davis, Mrs. M. Bignall, Lew Lundley
Rufus Whitney, Will Wilson, Chas. Wool
man, Chas. McSweeney, Delos Green
Otie May Jones, o. f. Clay, Richard III
Gardening. Drops, M. j. Odds, Arthur
Abingdon, Frank Pierce, Willie Cole.
We buy in large quantities in order tt
supply our wholesale trade, consequently
can sell our hats and bOnnets at prices t.
suit the people. s. b. EVER 81 Co.
No trimming your doors and window:
when you use Grand Rapids Cement, as il
does not swell them.
For SALE:-A bargain. House and barr
corner of River and Howell streets. Enquire
of Andy Geek, West Owosso. Easy terms
Rooms TO RENT--With or without board
401 Mason street.
Who has the cheapest and incest line Of
chains, jewelry, etc.? A. w. Prindle q Co
Trade is lively at Hartshorn, Son &
Groves.
S. b. Ever IL Co. have new goods and
are ready to furnish all new and desirable
millinery at the lowest price possible.
Grand Rapids Cement sold only by E. M.
Brooks. Call and see him or send your adj
dress.
Latest patterns of Mowers at Hartshorn,
Son & Groves.
Bear in mind it takes Grand Rapids Wall
| Cement twelve hours TO set and dry.