The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-06-05


Wheat germ meal at Hunts, nice for
trealsfast.
Prices always the. lowest on hanging
amps, vase lamps, ETC., at THE Famous.
Now is the time to put In your coal for
next winter. BE sure and see e. M. Brooks.
The glove match between Allen and
Peaters at Grows hall next Monday even
ing is attracting considerable attention.
There will be plenty OF fun.
Chesaning Argus: A. s., Burrows has
his two year old colt working over the
Owosso track, and reports that she worked
out mile in 3:45, and showed three min
ute clip down the stretch. How is that for
the month of May?
Among those who attended the Epworth
League convention held at Saginaw last
week, were Rev. K. b. Bancroft Mamie
Shanafelt May Black, Lydia Goodwin and
Ella Saver. They report very enthus-
iastic convention and bright prospects before
the society.
The j. G. b. society of the M. K. church
will give a strawberry and ice cream social
at the residence or MI. Densmore, corner OF
West Main and Cedar Sts., Wednesday
evening, June 10th. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. All are invited to
attend. Price 10 cents.
Tuesday afternoon bird attracted by the
insects inside the electric light lamp at the
crossing of Exchange and Washington
streets, descended into the globe and be-
came prisoner until officer Retain lowered
the lamp and the hand of Clerk McBain res
cued the unfortunate martin.
Fresh vegetables daily at Banister's.
Prospect, a 5-yr. old son of Reno Defiance
2:29A by Louis Napoleon won the 1888
race at Denver, Colo, May %, winning the
three last heats OF the race IN 2:291S, 2:3O1s,
2:S2L. On the 30th ult. he also won the
2:34 class in straight heats. This is the
first grandson of Napoleon to enter the 80
liss this year. There will be more soon.
Courier-Herald: The benefits of the
policy of the Republican administration are
beginning to be reaped by tire south. A
large shipment of flour has just been made
from Galveston to Brazil, and the people of
that place are overjoyed at the outlook. 1t
is significant that almost the first beneficent
results of Secetary Blaine's policy should
accrue to those who have heretofore been so
bitter in their denunciatiOn of HIM. How
ever with few occurrences such as this,
there may be hope that even the state of
Texas will throw off the yoke of Democracy
and bOurbonism which has long oppressed
her and retarded her development.
d. w. Waters will offer j.
e. q. Meakin's breakfast plates
at SIC a doz., Saturday.
Mrs. Helen M. Gouger, one of the leading
prohibition orators of the north, will speak
at Nichols hall, Vernon, Tuesday evening.
June 9, 1891. Every prohibitionist should
hear this talented orator. There will be
banquet held in the afternoon under the
management of the Vernon ladies. All
friends of temperance are requested to fill
their baskets and be present. 1t is expected
that special train will be run to return
those from the west. How many will go?
BY order of Com.
Z. l.. BREWER.
Special sale commencing June and last
ing until June %. We will not be led by
others, we lead. Note our prices:
cent prints now cents.
Q % outing flannel now 8 cents.
so {" damask g 25 -
rs " lace g 05 -
$1.25 mems pants @ 90 "
$1.00 overalls - rs g
$500 102 piece dinner set now $500
S1.00 lamp now rs cents
$1.00 summer corset now rs cents
doz. SO cent glass sauce dishes now zoe
O5 cent paper pins now for cents
$3.50 felt hats now $1.00
Everything else to compare i'll prices.
A. w. PRINDLE IL Co.,
100 Exchange street.