The times., 1892-12-02
Pork 50. 50 per hundred in owosso market.

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Owosso is the best pork market in central
Michigan.
Our local sportsmen are shooting lots OF
quail and rabbits
The business Office of THE TINES is now
lighted by electricity.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Prindle a
daughter, Sunday last.
Glover seed is now worth $500 bushel.
One year ago it sold for 81.
Patronage the bazaar at the Congrega-
tional church for Xmas presents
It cost c. w. Hopkins, of Chesaning, $l65
to be elected clerk of Saginaw county.
The Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors meet
for organization next Tuesday evening.
Col. j. III. Moyses, of Venice, is deliver
ing a lecture entitled "Ten years in India"
Average circulation of THE TIMES for
the year ending Nov. 25, 2,406 copies week.
ly.
The annual election Of officers and direc-
tors of Go. will occur next Tuesday even
ing.
1he neat sum OF SIS, 900 was paid out in
one day recently at Laingsburg for farm
produce.
Attend the sale of useful and fancy artl-
cles at the Congregational church today and
tomorrow.
A plate glass window has been put in the
store building of j. III. COpas occupied by
Tom Gadola.
Why not appoint truant officer and COM
pei the boys who are running the streets to
attend school?
John Carton, father of John j. Carton,
died at his home in Flint on the 23d inst,
aged So years.
Those who heard Miss Olof Krarer tell of
her life and experience in Greenland were
highly pleased.
Do not fail to hear the Mehan Quartet at
the Congregational church, Wednesday
evening, Dec. Z.
The Flint papers state that Judge New
ton will retire from the bench at the expir-
alton of his present term.
l.. l.. Jones. of the firm of Knapp &
Jones, has sold his interest i'm the Corunna
road elevator to l.. S. GOOdale.
III. l.. Lewis purchased during the few
weeks he was i'm the market about one
thousand barrels of apples at an average
price Of about $1.75.
Lapeer Clarion: The singing of the ladies
of the Mehan Quartet, both l., solo and all
their other work, is simply the exquisite flow
of delicious harmony"
Estey & Callxins expect to cut four. mil
lion feet of lumber at their mill at Estey's,
north of Bay City. They will also burn a
large quantity of charcoal.
A card received announces the marriage
of Perry G.. Holden, of the Agricultural
College, and Carrie A, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. e. S. Burnett, of Burns, on Thanks
giving.
Bids will be received for flour for the In
If any OwOssO merchant can comply with
Uncle Sans red tape he might secure the
contract.
We see by the Ovid Register that Alvah
Bailey, of this city, will commence a series
of revival meetings in the opera house at
that place next Sunday evening. All of
the churches will probably unite.
Christ Church is to be dedicated Sunday
Rev. S. Roosevelt extends a
cordial invitation to all people and churches
to attend the exercises. The sermon will
be preached by Rev. b. f. Matrau, of
Chicago.
The fifth anniversary of the Y. M. G. A.
will be observed on Sunday evening" 11th
inst. at the NJ. K. church. Judge G. b.
Grant, of the Supreme Court, will deliver
Ilaa Il larr se
pairing special music for the occasion.
Dudley will soon have corner on pota-
toes. Wagon loads are brought in daily.
The farmers are greatly obligated to Mr..
Dudley for giving them such splendid mar
zet. He has been paying 60 cents a bushel |
for the last week.
What has become of the Owosso Business |
Mems Association? Isn't about time to |
meet and elect officers. These meetings |
should not be neglected. There is plenty of |
work for the association to do and as in the |
past it can be done to the advantage of the |
,ity.
The city has been visited within fewdays |
)y several advertising fakes of the worst |
Kind. Why is it that Owosso business ,nen |
will bite on these various dodges of stl7,ng- |
,rs TO gain a livelihood. The same money |
put into newspaper advertising would pay |
en-fOld better.
A Catholic Mutual Benevolent association |
S to organized in Owosso in the near future. |
A number of persons interested met at the |
tore of j. M. Tobin Il Co., Wednesday |
evening and made the preliminary arrange
nents. Twenty names were signed to the |
,etition for charter.
The following statements as to election |
expenses haye been filed by the several |
andidates: John T. Rich, $1,275; A. b.
Morse 81, 1919; republican congressional
So, ,942.8 8S; w. S. Linton, 81 ,595-
rs; democratic congressional committee,
'905.75; II. M. Youmans, 81, 3S2 81; repub-
lean state committee, SAC, O,641.32; M. E.
sumsey, $210; Schuyler Champion, $115.
Next Monday Dec 5th being the 9Th an
liversary of the w. r. G. of this city, its
members will serve chicken pie supper in
he G.. A. r. hall from to 9 o'clock. Use
ul articles and dressed dolls, will be for
ale in the afternoon and evening. All are
invited to this feast of good things whereby
he treasury of this society may be replen-
shed for the work of the winter in helping