The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-04-12
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Entered at the postoffice in Owoss0 70
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LOCAL NEWS.
OWOSSO. FRIDAY. APRIL 10, 1895.
This Is good Friday.

This is good Friday.
Your water tax is due, have you paid itP
Clean up about your premises-do 1t at
once.
The T. & A. A. lake boats are running
again.
S. Dondero received carload of bananas
Monday.
Farmers have commenced their sp ring
blowing.
The streets are receiving their annual
cleaning.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Hall, on
Thursday, a boy.
The new city officers will begin their
duties on Monday next.
The earnings of the Il. q A. A. Rv. for
March amounted to $9O,672.
A division of the Knights of the Loyal
Guards is to be organized at Durand.
We wish that all our correspondents
would make point to write letter each
week.
Telephones have been put in during tho
week at Paris e. Sons grocery and j Amos
barn.
Considerable complaint is being made
about the increase in price of kerosene and
gasoline.
Sixteen persons were received into the
membership of Asbury M. e. church on
Sunday.
A. l.. Chandler disposed of two cases in
the Genesee circuit court on Tuesday to his
satisfaction.
w. r. Hawthorne has been in Muskegon
and other places during the week setting up
some monuments.
Judge Daboll has promised to give his
war lecture in the near future for the benefit
Of Quackenbush Post.
1.-THE Church Year" will he the subject of
Rev. W. B. Matteson's sermon at the Bap-
fist church Sunday morning.
e. Allingham is refitting the meat market
at 10S S. Washington street, which he
purchased from j. Schofield.
An interesting letter from Bremen,
Switzerland, written by II. b. Dewey will
be found on page of this issue.
The Shiawassee Savings Society will COM
plete eight years of payments on the first
series of stock next Monday evening.
Excellent maple syrup is being sold by the
farmers at $1.Oo per gallon. The supply
this year will be limited, owing to the dry
weather.
Supervisor Parker took Huldah Keeck to
Corunna, yesterday, where she was ad-
judged insane and will be taken to the
Pontiac asylum.
The young ladies social union held very
pleasant and profitable supper and sale of
fancy goods at the home of G. ID. Stewart,
Tuesday evening.
The time card of the #. & A. A. was
changed slightly on Sunday. Trains north
leave Owosso at 1885 q. m. and 7:20 p. m;
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Included in the A. o. U. w. assessment
this month are amounts of $4,000 each to be
paid to III. l.. Lewis, and ID. III. Barnum, of
Perry.
The merchants dairy car on the T. 81 A.
A. Ry. leaves Owosso. Monday and Friday
of each week instead of Tuesday and Thurs
day as heretofore.
There are three candidates for city at
torney actively at work, Messrs. Percy Ed
wardr, II. S. Hadsall, o. Chapman. The
council will elect Monday evening.
The eighth annual convention of the
Republican National League will be held
n Cleveland, beginning June 10. A. ID.
Nhipple, of this city, is one of the delegates.
The special meetings which have been
at Asbury NJ. E. church for some
ime past were brought to a close Friday
light. The result of the work is graft
ying to Pastor Hill.
Stever Bros. use page of The TIMES
gain this week to call attention to their
arge line or bicycles. If you expect to buy
wheel this season see their line and get
rices.
Floyd Hahn, of Cedar street, an employee
t the Manufacturing Cos factory was bad
7 injured yesterday, having the elbow of
is left arm cut off. He will not lose the
rm but IL will have but little strength.
The Kalamazoo Bargain House calls the
ttention of our readers In a page ad. to the
enuine bargains offered customers. This ]
ore in few short months has become one
the popular trading places of the city. =