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Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

SuaO oct oil iise at ia9e 5iumartss
bpalsu, og BUUrleoes 5Opu tus bet urs
Der Sagteu, fnar hi ct Se9reb ON ueo
igleeube fife 6OrtGlins:
"0et pGr meN Ell inbIfubt Sarpuu i
2ipst, at Srolen Ell Dag for uiiteo mcO
6opus 3ampitib pnu 20 Seites 8rnft
eiter iis. Set bar mob Sinben, Os
6upn iatte Up Ell Sreoiot ior at Hoppe
yaa, men Soften repneoe iUr 2rpttet,
oa &inoen %eiterbannoeu Ites til Ell Itert
auliu9 mep 81. @toItiuen Urtebe lille
at arbeiSe imoO 5urten, Der gil fiji
impp Seiret, % Zig bleu bet ueo unber
iti0enSc Storm / belle 10 Timer, ibet
| Sgerne ilOs ino Uper 3umpitibets 5or'
enbe. Der par NOT benz pmboro, ioml
ipntes, bet ret MI tunoe pere ~foripnr.
llst, on Trosieu blsu tappet. @amlV
Sueno SUpu git imiolertio taus irem
ps tilbase paa 8pttet, % buao bar
uiloe, rioite man. Sans Slitru, ION
uar meb, laa nebe / anbptten, p9 6upr
beionot fig iualeoes ii i'm 5amilies
StiBb" GO %uiituUt nstOp MI ret i fiji
IS. Situattunsn bleu imiblsrtiS min
ore % minbre staoelis; bet par, ion
man bapoe barpunet ielpe Se9uoel
itebetipr en- opal, ida eui9 % utratte
fig uebblep ben 9sbet. 9a Trosiei
iaa euoslis iprnus, letteoes piituo
maust ct 6ierte omboro tunIfe
Stilleo Spsuo 5Oyns meb, tbi Seire
uar iteset til Stprm. Ieen buur maiis
SeItes Strait bar Der life li99ct benn
Sualffeipprtl"
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28
aOnaresmano Scar fro Soma bleu

aOneresmnno Scar fra Soma bIeU
Suleniten rammet al ct Slastilfaloe,
o. bans 1ilialos aniaaes en- lib ipr
at uGre megst nlUurIist. anOen SuIe.
bag par ban bog meset beOre, Os Der or
Saab ON, of ban pil TONNE fig isiel.
9Onsresmnno Scar bier, iOm betienbt,
fefte &iutsr ualst iii be 5Ursaeoe
stnters SsnatUr iitebstfor 8ilion,
buis @mbsOstermin uolsbsr fprittuH'
menoe 4oe Marts.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

Npt 6lnansIrrlag. StrOg isr
apn9re8isn ]GlUuruereos iOr Seaiss
oagcue, blsp Der irsmiut / Suiet ct Cub
ititute for Ginausmiuiitsr GarIisles
5urIlng ON 8eOrsauiiatipn al 9aubets
Ysu9ss Os 8~autoaien Oct uil life
mgos iaa msssn MCOitano i quiet, Tom
BET opriHesligs 5urla9, men bet sr life
ianbipHligt, at bet blir usbtaset al
osurs S0nsres.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

&rcIiOcnt 6lepslano tom Ssnoo9S
MEM ira i'm Sasttur ueoe / Spoen.
ban bauoe ituOt oUer $50 2Gaber, Os
iplcr is mcgct ~iriittre, eno ou buu reiite,
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

S 1854 laa Sien OUer belle stase.
raj. 5Opu itttbe uiiteo meb $50 Munb,
% beler life Ocnre Sang bar Der tale
ON at Uente; ban iatte fine Soft igang
mec at itiere Tauf. Nen fua siorbs
be iIeite Streit, oct bar for iurt Strep.
6Opn isnote oa Suo Omtrius til ale
8Gnter O9 fiji mob OperOroentlis bsi
Sctnliug iamlet npt WanbItab, os III
ben fort TiO bar 5artgierue ube. Oct
Slar gif Oct ugiul gallant; utturut Spus
ugcrsba9en efter Gfieilinsen, bar ban
mbs puu Grusberg Saon, baube "Saa.
bet" og "GIieier" Iulolaiteoe.
On Tag mber RaafitiGrins - iOm
Ran naturli9uis U9Iua leOeoe periunlis
- Iulot 6Opn / Ruuteu; bet bar biz
Oenbc tOlbt meO itert NO. Suu tom
fig Op, trnt Slecerue Of % III Dem ur'
oenttis ureoet, lise til Sfiorten, ira,
Dem ian pua isjsn O9 bleV Itaaenoe ueb
tit Nrbelbe iii 8pelben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

YUibnict Dodge Gitb Steele &c.,
9liuu., er iIDttet uuer til Rics GUuntp
% bar iprauore Napnet iii Dodge.
DE I. @arnes sr 3oitmeitsr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28
Apnaresmanb @iipn, 8Ormt

al 8uS9cttomltcsu, bar MI O9iaa irenls
fat ct 6OriIns ON Giitoffelie uf DIE
reutiatsT Olbsn al Ell 9ieuoroeI Gent
pr. 8uno Suffer impOrtsrst fra 2unoe,
Der bctaler en- 4rRmie for noisrt
Sptter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

DE Smeb bare itirrebe paa BAN.
Gen 5remmrbe bclot fig itaoig peo Se'
rem.
",Sa, oct er mi9!" iugbe ban.
"Rsn buurfur saar ou life frem?"
"2ta, bet er tln sauet imaat irent
for mig; bet er life for @t9oe, ftaar
BEN furlurne esn tOmmer bjem. Set
glar let 9nlt...."
"Gei, men 8nae!"
"9uarlist Selitab Os SraHoeu'n
o. 3d."
"9u bar bel life itinalet?"
C(e'Gmeo par bleg iom ct Gig Cg
be ~blaabuioe Qrber oirreoe.
"Rei!" 100 eonret.
"GGer Ilnnet uogen ibjel?~
Set bar jeg itte!"
"Og beler life giurt nosen 9es iilpfs
feIig? ?" 'pur9te SOrtbe.
Oct oeb jes life, boab ies ital ipare
pan. Seq sr gift" iusoe ban.
Or on bet?"
Der lua en- unberlia, n9iten 6aaro
Slang / Gtemmen, , G9rbefesbeo ba
9Ortbs t~ilfcieoe:
"Gr bet Ell uotrncins?"
"Su!- iusoe auGe Os renote fig
bort.
Ole Smeo gift bort til BAN.
"gtu itul ou life fe Iaa mismubie uo
iOr BET. Raar ou life Far giort noseu
%Wtt3sisrniug p9 bar belle 2emmer, iaa
er Der 10 insen 5ure paafnroe. Ser er
babe Susrum % Sierterum for ier
be0ge to - ener boor mango 8 er. Si
to itat birlpes 40 Gmebien, os Mor
O9 bin Rome itol itpre u9 ite0e inopens
big. Su itnl ie, bet btioer not bro,
@utteu min! Gag M 9gist Of big %
iio reo Os fua tiot big - bet fan be-
bgues. @uu ub Us 7ti9r ct sfptfc al
bet npe 5tsIt, IOr!"
% ban tsrfe6e Sinoen mso 9a9iioen
al Sannoeu.
"5aar ies gua uc efter benbeP"
iagbe 8alIe belt inf.
"Soem?" io8oe DIE Smeb.
"Wtin SOuel"
"gtei. men 8ut! 9aoer ou benoe Itaa
oerube / oenne Suloen2 Soor er bun?
Spor futbe bu tro iaa Ilet ON oine
9amle GOrGlore?" ia0oe Ole.
&ole fOrioOnbt no al 7gren.
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bapoe fun life tGnft fig Sgnnens
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feet BAN tomme i &eiioin9et oerburte,
tjerence, en- fin Serre / SperFrntfe met
5tsielstraue! 90 uu!
Nten Die SnteO ttnppebe beube pun
Sinben; ban itulbe opmuntre beube
tisnt bet lpb, Iom @rDoen Iao i fotier
paa Fam.
get er enooa gOot, at bape face,
bam biem i9jen, on Wor! &i1t er be
bet. Og iUm ct Grlist WenneIte! 3,
life ier ban i%Orialoen no heller. &c
fan NOT blipe gOSt i9icnl 9u Wur
but"
Wten ban iplte, buOr Der Dor Uaaot
gientrp9ene p9 oerfUr tiligiebe ban:
"Os iau itaur ies Der % tsrter Ri
meme meb Oennc 9ommettnb, Tom e
itlo al Snus. So, bet er nposliat
Oct er Tom Gooite i FUR Welf, eue
Salt paa Spsseiilo! Site grnb, b
@Or! 9u fer. ies sr ian slabl~
Oct puIleoe noe / JOrtuen. So ia
rullebe Der inO en- flor 8plt sialer me
CT 5ruentimmer l..
"SeltOmmen!" iagbe 9ortbe. 8
Stemmen baobe Ell giertelisere Slan,
eno mon tunbe pente.
Gail" iusbe Den 5remmeoe meo I,
osli8 uosnlanbit llotnle. ga oerpc
pitlebe bun fig bcbanois no at Sialerl
t Os fob Der iaa Fpt i ny @inter,aaI
mec Stinb buaoe upps ps nebe, So
imaa, fine, lafsrsoc strpler, @aloi6
Os Sanci'er. Oct bar ct ristis NJ
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

yet brusi o0u iemti Har al RtIlfontro al
Rsert Tor ostts seru uubrr 9aues Hrtms
bruott uee tn"letcmmtut Sch. Tctbtros
tiger Sarutt. blebaier Summerne, Tilt
sr a mgtit, htIertbtr @tnosa ottt os
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

uIIoe pGrrI ueI urreUe aupuct Ut or
oeoIi9choIoe ben Shliteno iunoc Son,s
meuiGtuino, uocn hpiIten ben troi
tioIte Sunobeo / 2Guooen life fon
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

Spno er Ell 8rOissiOrP On Muno,
jpm bor en- Ouosn Msnius.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

Zen, ION lppsr, mnn baUs goo pr.
tommelis.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

afreiien til SsbaOet ianOt Steo ON.
firing 24be 5ebruar. Wen on 5Oeu i
1850 itlloe ai9anroe, lnn Sien faIt o9
iitter Omtrirs ole 2ano. 5Opn git
roitlss % UentCoe pno 9eorin9 / bette,
men oa BEN enc Dag gift efter ben ans
BEN, o9 Ser inBeu SOruuOrius blep, Or'
teoe fan life at Oente longer. Gan
iomlcSe fine SO Wono os iatte benz
igaus meb at itjare Rnat ubenfrn %
tnoefter - BET bar ueb @ierss bette -,
% DC bar olterebe u9iteu farbi9e. Men
oa rs9 Der Op Ell Sturm - % 8onfen
orep iammen. Meu eiue fig berfOr -
lan9tfru! iii at Tfjere pnaup. tilbels
buUr Der Iaa en- GteI Sne ppenpaa Sien
- os eIter tire Tigers frbstelist Nrbeibe
bar Seiren uunoen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

SpWuIuucH -GuOurHHrH el y," Is.
Slaga Sumai tine, ipm CT I 3alQlsa 70
iaa COB ION cn 40 GoQdrs ItG'lHl., {.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

9lerrl9beo betro9tct ne Yaryartr. Tom
bapoe ~lorooria9et lllu'lcn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

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rtrtrtfe
E,tafhcns'
EfneTt rfn
Stpai
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28
Smaatina ON sSeno Sogn.

Ru, oa Sueno 5opu er oso, oil mon
/ Grinorinscn iriite op muueeu en- 81.
ltprie, Der er paoet oper G%oltemutoe %
er bIsuen f~ortalt iom Grempsl puu
oeune Rou6s fore gitiefruft, ieise
Gnersi os originate 8Gieu.
8t ItdI bioi1tte uo9te faa:
st Bar 9rat fra 5opus S9liuussr'
lto.
CT aar lao 5Opn Deb 9s'nnteu %
ipntes iitter pnn, at Gel par at fiube
lGuser inOs. Men Sien bar idu tpt Os
teri, at ben ipHtes umulis at pasiers.
JopH brauote imiblsrtib at Scer efter
at TONNE ino, % on Der / RRrbeben
laa en- @nsel0ntnno, Tom bapoe babe
Sell % Damp, ieuotc ban Dub umbOrb,
at ban MATTE isge at %forcere. "@als
manbsiunf," iporeoe Gn9lGuosren, @ber
Ton ingen tDmme frem." ia tug Siu'
net 6obH: gin Stotfar," Fres ban
ODER, "jes unores, ON bu tsr 'omme
efter, naar ie9 sadr furaa2" Der
blrite en- itip 8ulins fiji | St9on.
5opn iatte Yres af Cell, ioet ban for
bOer Bout LOB en- ioar 8i9ttin9tasie
bore ousr til 2uunrt. Og ie, "glieier"
bGpoeoe O9idO ben @nns fit &p for at
tunne "saa Sisn" - iuben fort GiO
pnr ben iuoe tgtteIte 5auefteu. Gu'
selifmunoen iareoe fig eftsr i "Gtieier"s
Sjglpano, o9 ou 5~nrtpierue 1tiltes eiter
pao fort 9io at babe fact iulo 9nit,
8au Gu9elftmauoen ct tOroneuoe 6urra
Tor ben Oriftise 5oresanssmuno.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-28

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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08
+. ]. MELVIN.

Manufacturer Of Carriages, corner Water
and Exchange streets. This enterprise oc-
cupying c0mmodious quarters and devoted
to the manufacture of high grade vehicles
has been conducted with marked success
for period of seven years, and under the
control of Mr.. Melvin for five years He
constructs spring wagons of all kinds and
has turned out many as fine pieces of work
as can be found in the state He makes a
speciality of light delivery wagons and has
made work for the Johnson Baking Co
Connor's Ice Cream, COrey's Laundry,
Earle's Bakery and many others. At pres
ent he confines his work to custom jobs and
special orders. His works occupy an area
of 66x132 including painting and ironing
departments. Mr.. Melvin has had forty
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08
oWosso ELECTRIC co.

Robert e. Travis, president and manager,
@. @. Travis, Vice President, Charles f.
Travis secretary and treasurer. capital stock
100000. This company has one of the
most completely equipped lighting plants in
central Michigan and supply the city with
light besides doing private lighting. The
equipment consists of two $50 horse power
engines and boilers and seven dynamos,
capable of transmitting light to $50 arc and
$500 incandescent lamps. They now have
on their circuit 100 arc and 1870 incandes'
cent, besides furnishing power for mechan'
ical purposes. Their plant consists OF
large brick building 40x66 feet in dimen
sons on Detroit street opposite the L. q A
A. depot with separate room for boiler and
other purposes and employment is furnished
seven men. The officers and promoters o.
the business are our foremost and represen
tative citizens who take an active interest IL
all matters looking to the advancement o
the city's welfare.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08
f. b. HOLMAN

Jeweler and Optician, 119 West Exchange
street. This business was established in
1892 and during that short space Of time the
proprietor Mr.. Holman has treated many
of our best citizens who were unfortunate
in having poor eyesight. Mr.. Holman
Is thorough opticia and has had many
years practical experience in the treatment
of the eye, having graduated in one of the
most thorough schools of the United States,
therefore his knowledge in the direction is
equal to any in the profession. He has
built for himself lucrative practice, his
reputation as skillful optician bringing
him patients from the surrounding country
for many miles. He has the latest improved
instruments and appliances for the most
thorough examination of the eyes, and
keeps large assortment of spectacles and
eyeglasses. He also carries fine assert
ment OF watches. clocks and jewelry and
repairs the same at very reasonable prices.
His goods are new and of the latest design
and finish Mr. Holman is an old resident
of the city having lived in Owosso for 80
years.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08
COOK & COMPANY

Deserving of prominent mention among
the various mercantile enterprises contained
in this edition is the firm of Cook & Co. who
conduct one of the most complete footwear
emporiums in the city at No. 119 West Main
street. j. Wilson founded the business in
Owosso five years ago and it was purchased
in April 1892, and the name was changed
to Cook & Co. They have handsome store
room, we'll filled with the finest lines of
goods to be had anywhere. A specially is
made of ladies' fine shoes and they show the
product of the best factories in the country.
Every pair sold is warranted just as repre-
scented while prices are extremely moderate.
In youths and misses school shoe they have
a large trade and handle high class goods at
popular prices. For farmers and laborers
their line is complete and only such goods
are kept as have proven reliable and in de-
mand. Cook & Co. occupy the first floor
and basement of fine two story brick
building which is well adapted for the bust
ness. They pay cash for their goods and
are in position to give their customers the
benefit of low prices. Mr.. Cook is native
of Sarnia, Ontario, where he carried on a
like business before coming to Owosso He
is prosperous merchant and a worthy and
highly respected citizen.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08
WElNRICH BROS.

Merchant Tailors, Wesener Block, John
E. and Alphonse A. proprietors. While the
establishment of this firm in OwossO is of
but recent date the stock of goods displayed
and the number of sales, together with the
satisfaction expressed by their patrons in
sures them prosperous and successful
career. The Messrs. Weinrich display all
the most fashionable suitlngs in cheviots,
cassimeres, tweeds, worsted, and other popu-
lar fabrics, their assortment of pants pat
terms being exceptionally large and includ-
ing all the newest and most desirable styles
Their facilities enable them to cut and make
suits at slight advance over ready made
goods, quality considered, and perfect fit is
guaranteed. They have two large well
lighted parlOrs on the second floor and
handle nothing but custom trade. Both
partners are practical tailors and have had a
long experience. Mr.. j. e. Weinrich came
here from Holly, Mich, where he had been
engaged in the same business, his brother,
Alphonse. came here from New York City.
They opened their parlors March 18th, 1894,
and invite the public to an inspection of
their work.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08
G. w. DEVEREAUX

Boarding, Livery and Sale Stable, No.
ola North Park street, Owosso. The livery,
board and sale stable of Mr.. Devereaux is
one of the oldest in the city, and he has
large stock of hacks, coupes, carriages,
buggies, gladstones, vctorias, sleighs, cut
tiers. etc., with corresponding number of
horses and drivers. Mr.. Deyereaux was
the first to introduce the idea of coupes and
carriages with liveried drivers into the city
of Owosso, and that his far-sightedness and
enterpri Sc were fully appreciated is seen in
the enormous business he has built up. His
conveyances are in special request for we'd
dings, funerals, etc. The building occupied
is ~ story frame structure, substantially
built and equipped with all modern conven-
fences, nicely appointed Office is located
in the building for the transaction of bust
ness. Mr.. Devereaux is native
of New York state born in Wayne
county fifty years ago, but has been resi-
dent of Owosso for twenty-five years. He
first settled in Oakland County, near Orch
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08
j. DODGE q SONS

Shelf and General Hardware, New and
Second-Han Furniture, No. 121 West
Main street. This business was established
by the above named firm some three years
ago and has met with great success. The
leading and most extensive house engaged
in the general hardware and house furnish
ing business in Owosso is that CT j. Dodge
q Sons. The firm consists of the following
named gentlemen, Joshua Dodge the father
and his two sons Fred A. Dodge and
Frank G. Dodge. The store occupied is
handsome two story brick at NO. 121 West
Main street. The first floor is used by the
firm for office and salesroom. The store
has many shelves which are loaded with the
innumerable assortment of tools required
by the builder, cabinet maker, blacksmith,
machlnist, farmer, carpenter or workman.
whatever his vocation, besides nails, screws.
nuts, bolts, latches, draw pulls. hinges and
everything in the line of building material
and house furnishing goods. The firm also
handle new and second hand furniture in
great variety, carrying nearly everything in
this line that may be found in any first-class
establishment, and at prices that defy COM
petition. All members of the firm are cour-
teous and oblging, thus the key note to their
great success.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08

Murphy's store. And he takes pleasure In
announcing to his many customers that he
Is now prepared to furnish them with any
of the leading periodicals. OF the day; any
magazine or paper that is published he can
get you and many of his leading magazines
are so reduced in price that it brings them
within the reach of all. He will take pleas
ure in ordering anything that he may not
have in stock either by yearly subscriptions
or by single copy. In stationery, Mr.. Broad
keeps a fine line of all kinds. both in plain
and in tints, ruled and unruled in papeter-
les. In tablets or by the quire or ream.
He has everything in tablets from penny
tablet to the finest ink tablet. Mr.. Breads
aim is to serve his customers WELL that he
may gain their confidence and permanently
retain their trade. He is native of Eng
land, coming to Michigan over thirty-ivt
years ago. and has been resident Of OwossC
for over twenty years and is highly res
| pected citizen.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08
W. Ii. MASON & SON

Lumber Yard and Planning Mill, West
Side near NJ. e. Il. Il. depot, Office 1916
West Main street. MIR. VIM. II. Mason
founded this mandatory and general bust
ness five years ago, admitting to partner
ship his son Marion Mason. The COM
pany does general business in lumber.
moulding, flooring, ceiling, siding, blinds
and all kinds of building material. A COM
modious frame structure 36x46 feet in
dimensions is used by the firm and they
have ample capital for the business which
is done not only in the city but large
trade is maintained with the country resi-
dents in this and adjoining counties. From
six to eight hands are employed in the MILL
The trade with local builders and contractors
being very large on account OF the excellent
work turned out the prices for which are
extremely low considering the quality. The
mill Is equipped with all the most improved
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08
JACOB A. Barrie

Mr.. Jacob Barrie is proprietor of the City
Meat Market, at 20s Main street, where he
employs three hands and keeps one delivery
wagon. Tho building occupied is of frame
and part brick, 2OxS0 feet in dimensions,
suitably adapted for the business, it is con-
veniently arranged and equipped with all
the latest improved machinery for the expe-
ditious transaction of the business, marble
top counters, and large ice chest where fresh
meats are kept. Mr. Barrie handles large
quantity OF Chicago beef which is sold in
Owosso and surrounding vicinity. A large
steam sausage machine is used in the manu-
facture of sausage, head che csc, bOl0gnas
etc, smoked and salt meats, are prepared
and put up for the trade, speciality in this
respect being kettle rendered lard. Large
supplies are constantly received in fresh
meat products of every description, the
house handling, to a great extent, home
dressed meats, killed as per order. The
volume of trade enjoyed is of both whole
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08
CITY TELEGRAPH co.

Connected with the Owosso school of
Telegraphy corner Washington and Main
streets, Chas. A. Sharp, proprietor. There
Is no city in the United States that can
boast of school of telegrsphy which is con-
Quoted upon such thoroughly practical and
generally advantageous principles as this.
After the pupil has become acquainted with
the rudiments of the study their system of
lines and offices enables the management to
place them in charge of an Office where
messages are received and delivered thus
giving them the practical workings of the
business. The system consequently makes
the study interesting and fits the pupil fol
active work. The value of the requirement
Is too well known to require comment as on.
orators are always in demand and command
the highest salaries of any clerical assist.
ants. The plant is in complete working
order and has been established for three
years. The main Office is admirably ar
ranged and has accommodations for one
hundred scholars aside from thirty branch
Offices I'm Corunna and Owosso The nro-
prietor and instructor, Mr.. g. A. Sharp. has
had twenty years experience in general
railroad and telegraph work and is eminently
fitted for the position he holds. He is pleas-
ant and agreeable and has the faculty of
imparting knowledge in the most apprec-
liable manner
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-06-08
w. IL. TRIP q CO.

Dealers in Musical instruments, Band
and Orchestra Music, Washburn Guitars,
Mandolns, Zithers, etc., No. 113 West Main
street. The above named business was es-
tablished by Cattermole, Trip & Co. in
1890, the former gentleman retiring in
June 1892, since which time the style of the
firm has been w. III. Trip & Co. Messrs.
Trip & Co. also have in connection with
their music business a lunch and billiard
room where hot and cold lunches are served
at all hours of the day and night. A spec
ialty is made of serving a delicious cup of
coffee, the like of which is hard to beat
in any restaurant or hotel in the city.
Messrs. Trip & Co. have four billiard and
pool tables which are IN almost constant
use by lovers of the game, and tits claimed
that many expert manipulators of the bill
lard cue and ivory ball have learned to
play in this famous resort. The firm
are among the prominent men in Owosso,
and stand high I'm business circles.