The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-15
Go see the costumes at 432 K. Oliver St
and you will want them.

Go see the costumes at 432 4. Oliver st.
and you will want them.
Albert F. Bennest, Primo tenor. Christ's
church, Detroit, pupil Of Sig'r Taglieri,
has engagements In Michigan towns for
concerts. OwossO people cOnld doubtless
make an advantageous arrangement tesecurc
concert from him.
Call at this Office for sample copy OF
TIVE TIMES.
United States troops would be enlisted from
from the various regiments OF the state
melitia. In that event some of the Owosso
boys might have a chance to see real war
and great deal OF land and water.
Hunts '.Palace" crackers cannot help tut
please you. Call and>sample them.
Lansing is to have new State Savings
bank with $500, 900 capital.
Local option election in Branch county,
Feb. go.
A pretty costume catches the girls. We
have them ut 432 East Oliver st.
The p. o. news stand carries complete
line of box paper from Ice up. Also tablets,
envelopes, pencils, pens, pocket books, etc.
The annual meeting of the Michigan Club
February % at Detroit, will be the occasion
OF the gathering of Michigan republicans.
II is probable that the Honorable Chauncey
NJ. Depew will grace the occasion with his
presence. and Ex-Congressman Greenhalge,
ut Massachusetts, j. Sloat Fassett of New
York and John s. Clarkson, chairman of the
republican national committee have already
promised TO be present and make speeches.
The committee on invitation has begun work
In earnest and it is probable that before long
other distinguished speakers will have been
secured.
'Git Thar Eli" tea dust at 25 cents per
pound at Hunts Samples free. This dust
Is as good as any 40 cent leaf tea.
The January crop report shows that the
total number of bushels of wheat reported
marketed i'm August, September, October,
November and December is y, 500, 647, which
is 1,139,275 bushels more than reported
marketed In the same months last year.
The average price of wheat Jan. l., 1892, at
the usual place OF marketing by farmers
was IS cents per bushel, OF corn 40 cents
and of oats 33 cents. and the average price
OF hay was $1,000 per ton. Compared with
one year ago there Is decline in the price
of wheat OF | cent, OF corn cents. and of
oats IL cents per bushel. There is also
decline i'm the price of each class of horses,
of mlch cows and of sheep. Each class of
cattle other than mich cows and hogs are
higher than one year ago.
U kan kwit chewing and smoking if you
chews, but il you don't feel like knitting,
why buy your cigars and tobacco of Grahame
at u. o. news stand.
l sincerely thank the friends who 50
kindly assisted in the time of need, and for
I he beautiful flowers. Also the Knights for
their kind remembrance. May Pythianism
ever reign.
G. j. b. STEPHENS, ID. ID. S.
My wife, Mrs. Thomas B. Turnbell, hay
ing left my bed and board, hereby notify
a that | refuse to become responsible for
any debts contracted by her after this date.
OwossO, Jan. Is. 1892.
42-44 THOMAS Il. TURNBELL.
Beginning January IS, 1892. the banks
will close at 4 o'clock p. m local time.
THE OwOsso SAVINGS BltNK.
NJ. l., STEWART IL Co.
HoysE FOR RENT.--A new ten room
house on n. Dewey street. Good cistein,
water works in the yard. Rent per menth,
$40. Located $40 n. Dewey ST. Enquire
at NJ. A. Sprague g. Co.'S drug store, 112
Main st.