The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-17
Every one should hear Remenyi.

Every one should hear Remenyi.
The cold weather makes good business
for the dry goods and clothing dealers.
l. q. Curry has the contract for putting a
steam heating plant into ID. M. Christians
new store.
Frank E. Bates, of Lake vile, N. Y,
succeeds r. j. Smith as night engineer at
the electric light works.
Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt, at the morning
service at the Episcopal church, will preach
sermon to young men.
Matt Crandal was called to Pewamo,
Thursday, to make some repairs on the en-
CINE in Beeker's mill at that place.
Henry Robbins has moved from his resi-
dence on North Chapman street to $40 North
Water street.
The employees of the Casket Works re-
ceiving over $1.25 per day will work until
Feb. 18th at 10 per cent reduction in their
wages.
Castree & Shaw sold a steam boiler to
Geo. Lane, of Alma, this week, and are
making wood saving machine for John
Hilderbrant.
j. B. Woodin is assisted at his green
house by Samuel Thomas, a young man
who has had some experience in a large Chi
cago green house.
The johnson Baking Co. have new ad.
in this issue. All Owosso citizens should
encourage this institution by calling for
their goods at the local dealers.
S. ID. Emory has purchased ii tons Of
poultry since he commenced buying, for
which he has paid $4,000. He employs
constantly force of so hands.
A. M. Bentley is pushing his business
this year as never before. He left Tuesday
evening for business trip of two weeks to
some of the larger cities of the country.
Special attention is called to the large ad.
of j. G. Williams on page 8. After 35
years of constant labor in the boot and shoe
business, Mr.. Williams has decided to close
out his stock and take well earned rest.
Hard times, did you say, well not in old
Shawassee when the real estate transfers
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evidence TO the contrary is the fact that
eight marriage licenses were issued.
We are pleased to note that the insurance
on Mr.. Tuthill's stock destroyed by the
recent fire has been satisfactorily adjusted
at $244. The losses were paid by COM
panies represented by Louis Flickinger.
Since September 10th E. w. Bilhimer
has shipped from Owosso nine car loads of
sheep and swine for which he has paid out
IS, 400. Most of the stock goes to Detroit
and Bay City. He will purchase all good
stock offered for several weeks yet.
Work on the Owosso Cooperage Co.'S new
mill west of Washington street by the river.
is being pushed along rapidly. The brick
work is being hurried at present. 1t will
make much better appearance than the
old one. The boiler has already been
placed in position.
The Spiritualists will hold convention
at Chesaning beginning today and continu-
ing over Sunday for the purpose of organic
ing district association. Prominent speak
ers will take part I'm the program each of
the days. Visitors entertained free of
expense.
State Labor Commissioner Morse on Fri
day last appointed o. f. Webster, of this
city, as factory inspector for the counties of
Genesee, Oakland, Livingston, Gratiot and
Shiawassee. Mr.. Webster was in Lansing
last week to receive his instructions and
has already commenced work. Mr.. Web
ster will prove good man for the position.
Died, Saturday evening at the residence
of Samuel Griffith No. 705, east Oliver
street, Willie Johnson, aged IL years.
Funeral was held at the house Tuesday at
$3.50 p. m, Rev. Bancroft officiating. The
family wish to express their heartfelt thanks
to the many friends who so kindly furnished
assistance to the little sufferer, and for the
sympathy extended in their hour of trial.