The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
PARKILL & SON,
Druggists & Chemists,
OWOSSO, MICH.

being commenced against the city to comp,
the payment of the election bills at $l2.5
each.
The Y. nj. G. A. lecture committe ha
: more requests for Leland Powers than an
other attraction for this seasons course
His date is next Friday, 3Oth inst. Do no
miss hearing him.
The directors of the Shiawassee Mutua
Insurance Co. have settled with w. S
Shaft, Woodruff, for his loss at S263. 40
and with John Atkins, Antrim. at S67. Al
for stack of wheat.
Married, on Wednesday at the home Of
Aid. and Mrs. Crandell, John Mcdowell, OF
Montrose, and Miss Addie l.. bunker. q
sister of Mrs. Crandell. Rev. c. e. Hill,
Officiated.
Owosso bakers have reduced the price OF
bread TO four cents loaf This will be the
price for month, after which the price will
be raisen to five cents unless there is large
increase over the old demand.
Rev. Mr.. Chapman, of Battle Creek. de-
livered his lecture on "Spurs and Brideso
at the First Methodist church on Tuesday
evening to rather small audience. The
lecture was much enjoyed by those present.
Geo. Bennett stole an overcoat belonging
to Chas. Hopkins, of the West Side. ON
wednesday. Justice Byerly gave him an
order which will enttle him to 90 DAVIS
board at the Detroit house of correction.
The third lecture in the University Ex-
tension Course will be given by Prof Shep
ardson at the Congregational church next
Monday evening, subject ANDREW Jack
son and Notification"
The change Of time in the arrival of the
afternoon mail train from the east makes IL
impossible for the mail carriers to deliver
the mail the same afternoon. The carriers
now leave the Office at 1850 p. M, standard
time.
Lalngsburg News: Cooper Bros. have
shipped from this place inside two weeks
(from Nov. to ~ over 1000 hogs. At an
average of $40 apiece will be seen that they
paid to the farmers in this vicinity $40, 900
for the one item of hogs alone.
Captain Van Epps OF Co. G made the fol- |
lowing appointments Tuesday Eeyening: |
First sergeant, Zenos Ross; second sergeant,
Fred JACKSON; third sergeant, Will Case:
fourth sergeant, Will Gardner; fifth SER
genat, f. F. Bumps.
The indications seem to point to the con.
cluson that wheat has reached its lowest
price. t. ID. Dewey has given the question
Of prices considerable attention for several
months and he feels certain that prices will
soon have an upward tendency.
The marriage of j. N. Mccall, editor of
he Gratiot County Herald, and Miss Hattie
one of the teachers in our city
schools last year, occurred at the home Of
he brides parents in Ithaca on the 18th
INST. THE TINES extends congratulations.
Mrs. ID. w. STARTS has recently donated
he following books 10 the Y. MICA. L.
'rary: Buchers, 'Life of Jesus the Christ,
Moses and the PROPHETS" Sunday School
ndex, Heine's Poems, Hollands. Life of
Abraham Lincoln, and the Life of U. S.
,rant.
AT the Congregational church Sunday ,
he pastor will preach in the morn
NJ ON the theme, christian Churches
What are they for?" Communion service
o'clock in the afternoon. No evening !
ervice except young peoples meeting at {
80.
Owosso Metlodists favor ladies being adj
lifted as delegates to the general con- I
,rence. The vote in the First church was t
II in their favor to 6 against In Asbury
le vote was largely the same way. The
of this city are too progressive to
,te against the ladies.
Tests made at the State Agricultural Col q
&c Experiment Station this fall in feeding :,
mbs are given in detail in the October bull :,
tin, which may be had by addressing Sec =
tary Agricultural College, Lansing, Mich =
an. A feed of clover hay, and corn :,
oduced the best results. :,
The bonnet social to be given by the d.
'oman's Auxiliary at the Y. NJ. c. A. par ia
RS on Friday evening promises to be AT
lwfully funny" Admission, ten cents. II,
and the. sight of seeing the b,
ntlemen trim bonnets in the latest styles 90
thout extra charge. AZ
N. X. Potter, one of Burns best farmers "a
d one Of the wide awake republicans of a
. county. was in the city Saturday. In M
mmon with all republicans he elated at DR.
, result of the election, particularly in his tn
n township, which he thinks is in the re- ye
bllcan column to stay. Mr.. Potter re- su
rted that he purchased few days ago a an
ock of 23 grade Merino spring lambs, ex- sy
large, for so cents each. no