The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-27
Circulation of THE TIMES s4se copies.


The postoffice will be open from to ~
a. m. on Monday.
Mudoon's "Picnic" at the Opera House,
Tuesday May 31st
Job printing of every kind neatly and
quickly done at this office. .
Rev. w. M. Ward will deliver the Memo
rial day address at Corunna
Some sneak thief stole Dr. Robb's medi-
cine case from his Office Thursday NOR ming.
The ladies of the Congregational church
have decided to hold a chrysanthemum show
November next.
Hartshorn, Son q Grove sold ON Tuesday
to j. r. Van Dyne, of Ovid, fine James 81
and Mayer surrey.
Congregational ladies' supper at the store
lately Occupiedby Lawrence & Son today.
Price of supper, Is cents.
The citizens committee extends an invita-
| ton to every order in the city to take part in
the Memorial Day parade.
Rev. K. b. Bancroft will speak on the
subject, 1.-THE Bible and Science" at the NJ.
e. church next Sabbath evening.
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that of any two papers combined published
in the county outside of OwOssO.
Detroit Journal: The senate having pass
ed bill for the erection of public building
at Owosso, it will now devOlve upon Con-
gresham YOumans to secure its passage in
the house.
1t may interest some of our readers to
| learn that 1.-THE Sons of Industry" fra
| ternal association that at one time had a
large membership i'm this city. has been re-
organized by few of the old members and
| some others, and now holds its meetings in
Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday evenings.
Journal: The democrats are talking Roll
Mann, of OwOssO, as candidate for sheriff.
The sinking of the well at the sheriff's
residence is progressing finely. Fowler and
Serr who are doing the job inform us they
are now $50 feet nearer the Celestial king
| dom. So far they have bored through 81
feet of surface, 20 feet of shale, and since
then they have been going through light
grey slate.
The report of the OwOsso Savings Bank
is published i'm another column. 1t shows
liabilities as follows: Capital, 500, 900;
surplus, 500 undivided profits, So, 740;
deposits, 1888, 400.42; total, $297, 1909.
Assets: Loans and discounts, $24S, 094.39;
Over-draft, $67.93; due from other banks,
50, 3S7. So: real estate, etc., S16.722, 40; ex-
penses and taxes, $1,576. IS; interest paid,
So, 03S. 10; cash, $40, 254. IA; total, 1927, 140.
90.
The Quincy, ILL.,, Journal of the 18th inst.
has the following: The Christian Endeavor
society of the Congregational church held a
a very interesting service in the chapel of
the church Sabbath evening last. Mr.. H,
w. Holman, of Owosso, Michigan, made
some telling remarks on the evil cigarettes
are doing to the young men OF the land.
These church societies are of untold ben
eft to those who attend them in leading to
higher and better way of living.
Thursday afternoon as Jas. SaycrS was
starting out from his barn on Exchange
street with colt to drive, the animal got
its leg over the thill, frightening it so that it
ran upon the sidewalk north of the post
Office where it was put under control after
considerable difficulty. When the horse
ran onto the walk it struck B. S. Retain.
knocked him down and broke his left arm
beside bruising him otherwise. Drs. Waite
| and Crum were called to reduce the fracture.
st. Johns Independent. The joint meeting
of the Clinton and Shiawassee Teachers
Association held at Ovid last Saturday, was
largely attended and resulted in much prac-
tical good to all concerned. Upwards of
200 teachers were in attendance, about
equally divided between the two counties.
The music provided for the meeting, and
from Shiawassee county, was very fine. The
entire program was carried out to finish.
The attendance was so great in the after
noon that the school house would not accom-
modate them and they were obliged to go to
one of the churches. There were no fault
finders and chronic GROWERS about poor
wages paid teachers, present. The senti-
ment appeared to be as to how we can best
fit ourselves to create better demand and
! better pay.