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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-23
- Saabretb's e6ie Saattartofeln
3eba peri6iebene Sorten BEL
9. 8. 6utb & Sobn.
Cages 3 Weulstettsu.
s nj q n B..

= Die Derrick & Wreeking Co" !"
Don Wetritt & Chapman In Rem Nort
bat nit Der 8unbss Rsgierung einen
Contract 3ur 0ebung bes I'm 6afen
BON 0anana untergegangenen S6la1ts
i6ife8 ,Maine" absei6loKen.
- Inter hen 8oIbiu9ern In 9atps
ion gtip. Alasta, foQ ber Storbut
aussebro9en iein. 80 6dus perben
beri6tet. Man bemiibt R9 mad
3rdften, cine ueitere Nu8breituns Der
t9iimmen arautbeit au perbiubern.
- Sm 8unbeS.SeHate murbe bic
gia 3ur @eritdrtuns Der GrtilIerie bes
gnnoesbeeres I'M smei &esimenter
nit 50 geseu 4 5iimmeu anseuom'
men.
Sn minneapolis bat fi9 Ssna,
thus DOaeIp, bet betannte popuIlftif9e
parteiTubrer, nit einem SRI. Sanien
berbeiratbet. Die Braut 1T I'm ettua
DO Sabre ianser. alS ber 8rdutigam.
Sn PHILADELPHIA bielt prdfibent
WtcainIes On Waibingtons 8eburts,
tag In 6er MuRt Ntabemie Dor iiber
1000 Stubneten cine nit fiirmii9em
Geifau anfgenDmmene Rebe tiber bas
9eben unb bic Sbateu bes r8aters bes
2anbes".
= NuS Nep Orleans pirb beri1tet,
oaB bic biesidbrigen Warbi @ras. ums
aage beioabers 9ldnseub waren. Nu6
mar be. 5remOenanbrans GROCER, aIs ie
anbor. Der 6aupt'1 1m3ug am Sieufag
4benb iiellte ~SbateSpeare unb bic
9dupt @bcrattere feiner Dramen@
bar. unb 3war in rs farbenprt6tigeu
Sableaur.
Aus lamb.
- NuS Berlin tDirb mitgetbeiIt, ba6
bic neue 9iuefi9e 4nleibe I'm getrase
BON 100000 $3.50 600. 000) BON
oer 00nstougs unb 5bangbai'8anf In
2onoon uub Der Seutf9 4fatii9en
gant auf9ebra6t perben mirb.
- Sn ben $agen bonn %. bis gum
rs. Mdr3 mirb bic gefreiung Sd]le5,
mig Solteina bonn bdnif6en So6e ges
feiert uerben. Die 6auptfeiern uer.
ben In SdIespis uub In aiel fiattfin.
ben. no bic Shulen on bieien 3agen
gef9IORen ieiH perben.
- Su Berlin finbet hemud9f eine
@onferen3 Der polisei Gbefs aQer
gr6Bereu Stdbte PreuBens ftatt, In Der
bic Reorganization bes poIiseiueiens
beipro1en perben mirb. Die Wiathr
Der pOli3eiorsane III tn ber Iebten 3eit
10 beroorgetreten, baB Der aaiier bic
4bbaltung Der gonferen3 wani4te,
um Mittel unb @ege au finben, biefem
uebelfanbe Elm Cube su MAIDEN. Die
@Ouferens mirb bas @rsebnlB ber 8e.
ratbungen benz Baron non @iubbeim
mitibeileu. Der int Dersansenen S0m'
mer auf Qnorbuung beS &aiferS bic
poli8eiperwaItung Der meiften sr6Bereu
Sidbte guropaS iiuoirte.
- Sn Berlin Iol eiue unterirbii1e
gabn gebaut Derben. Die ba3u ers
forberIiben Wtittel I'm 9etrage Don
100 MilIiontn Mart iolIen bur6 cine
Wuleibe aufaebra4t wer0eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-23
Slid Sut Sauie.

Sodu6liher 5rieee unb @lucf wcrben
imner beipahrt tperhen rpenn bic 81
tern Die nDtbige 8prildt bel @rfdltumG
cber NalS unb lun9en 2eiben Der
6leinen ampenben. &tnber Gnb INNER
genei9t eineGrtdltung leiht gu uebmcit
Or Butt 6 S.uiten SDrup jebcd furirt
lle raid uub 0d,er. "Sd 9ebraudte
Or. Sul's Souiten SDrup fur meinen
ADJ Sahr, alien Spbn. @r bate Die
8rdune unb id berIuhte piele Wtittcl
fano j.bcd) baB Or, 8ulrs S,uiten
SDrup bas bette bon alien mar. " SraI
u. 8eib, 317 Demctt Ctr, Meit nr>
bpfen, q. s. Or. 8ull 8 Souiten SDr>
mp fcltet uur 25 @ents unb er i'll beiIer
uno billt9er ais tpie ale bic anberen
Mirturen pelder Der Sodnbler anpreiit.
8alft nur Or. 8ul's Su1ten Sprup
beuu er 1T iramer tpirtlaut unc gut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-23
sd,ubtpaffeu ftuo fetm spteI,eua.

3pet petters Gpbesfdue fab ueuerbtnss bie SpIsen
BON SgBuste nt1t, bas es selaben par@ llnsIh6s ;
fallen se.rejen - etue Mutter t0btete tbr 8abp uub
einem anaten purbe ber 3ppf nabe,u p6is ,erI@mets
ftdnbeu sefdhrli@. Sauspaffen fnb fetn SpteIs
seus. Gbenfowenis 1T es seratben, NIT iosenannten
nn6ebenteubeu Sei&werben gu fpaben. SO sertus.
bod leiGt, penu bic 0orf&tsmabreseln sesen tbren
Gcrti&ritt perua&Idftst ober peuu fs falfd betau.
BELT perbeu, tu srantbetten BON ssfdtrli&er uub
tempItBtrter Grt. Das Bette II, ibren Sprtf9rttt
itetter's WasenbttteTs, bas 0erfopfuns, 2eberlei.
ben unb &9enmattsmus, Malarta, 0terenbeiauerbeu
unb Rerpcftdt Gtnbalt eebietet. Gin Uerfalen ber
Gefunbbett seb6rt su ben Dinsen, peI&e MIR nt6t
unbea&st lafeu bfrisn. Gtsts fiubet bie Raur etne
i8were Strafe fur fprtseieete Mtba@tuus ibrsr @arz
nunseu. SAM abseiebeu BON feiner erprobeu QBtrts
iamfeit als fpsJfi@es SeiImttteI ssseu &ronii&e
aranfbeiteu TT pas BitterS etu pNrbisIt@es @eIez
bnnssmtttsI uub es periaafft 5nbem S&Iaf unb Gp=
psttf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-23
BON Wiamltuurf unS ben 8eaen.
fuiirfaern.

Sur 2ebensgei1i9te bes ManIwulfs
liefert Prof. 5. &iBema 8os In Nmiter.
BAN I'm rBiplog. @entralbIatt" einen
iuterefanten 8eitrag. 8efauntlih baIi
Der MauImurf teinea Winteridlaf,
fonbern iu1t au9 mdbrenb Der talten
Sabres3eit Snleften unb Reseumiirmer
i'm 8nbeu auf, muB In Winter freilid
feline 8dnse melt tiefer i'm yoben auss
grabeu. al8 I'm CONNER. Sn Der &e.
gel friBt sr au@ ipobl i'm Wtnter feline
geute bort aui, no er fie fiubet; iabeb
fOu nod ben BeDba1tungen glaubmiirs
bigger Waulwurfsfdnser Der MauImurI
bisDeilen, tuie bereits 8rebm ermdbnt,
eiuen Winterborratb In ieinem Nefie
anbdufen. unb 3war Reseuwhrmer, bic
er DOrber. bamit He uift enti1Ihpfen,
berftdmmeltb bat. Sieie 8orratbsl1eu.
men ioaeu In firensen Wintern aud
rei6liber gefallt feiH, olS In milben.
gr.bm belt bteie Seobahtungen uub
@rfabrungen tiber bas 2ebeu bes Wab,
lers nod ui6t biurei6eub fGer seRslt.
barum bat Der Junb zines 8drtners,
ben 2ebrer q. Stabt S9agerbrua
(0srbbOlIanb) 9rOf. SOs suiaubte,
beiOnberes Sutertfe. Der @drtner
faub In einem WaulwurfSusite etma
300 Slid Regenparmer, iebesmoI Z
bis s 3u einem 8nduel bereiniet uub
pon ben anberen bur6 eine geriuae
Wenge 9onb pber grbe eeifieben.
8ei Der unieriu9uug fanb prpf. 8os,
oaB allen Regenmhrmern baS aopf,
enbe feblte; Der WauIuurf bate ibnen
bic pOrbsreu 3-5 Ringe abgebiRen.
Der berwunbete BOroertbeil bate nobI
eine neue 6aui gebiIbet, bod mar bsl.
Tiger griab uiht einsetreten - wabr,
l6einlid mar bic Wiutertemperatur far
biefsu GebensporgaHg, ber fonf ui6t
auSgebIisbeu tu1re, 3u niebrig. Oa,
bel tparen aber ale Reeenntirmer
Iebeubig. Satts nun Der WauImurf
abR6tIi9 alien Resenmhrmern ben
ROpf absebiRsn 2 Wie man tpeiB, be'
tuegt ft9 6er Resenwurm auf sipei Der.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-23
Spdre,t Sic S6r Gefo!

Gtns Sdudtel BON Gutt's Yill.n sr.
ipart Shnen pisle Dollars fur Dottor.
Rshnunsen. Dieie Yiasn iurirsu I'M.
ter aaen nniltduben idmmtlids oura ben
Was,n, bic 9eber ober bic Gin9speio.
peranlaBtsn &rauthsitsn.
Gs ltNiss ksins gtwagtt pfbauptnns.
9.nn sss.n &Opfi9msr3sn, Dsspsp.
iis, Walaria, 8srtopfuns uno @aq.n.
lsibsu ssbruudsn WiuiOnsn 2.uts
SWtt's 2eber Ytuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-23
Gtitil &tar's 6leijd,mtarft
731 alamo, unb YreIa'5trase.

73l sllamO' unb Preia'Strake.
Rtnb', Shpeine'. S6nf. uub 8aIbs
feif9 fiets Ia better Qualitdt. Wirfe
aler Art.
@dbrsnb Der SGifon: 9luitern unb
0iiGe.
@ute Waare, prompte gebienuna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-23
Wsattbies Sros. Jletitber,

yfo. 507 . ftsD u T nsSfraBes
gaur ba8 boratsIi6fe &inbs, S6ai.
uab S6weiuefeii6.
5peSialitdt: Sunses aalbfeiiG.
9lle Nrien bon Burf, 5dinfen.
3unae. 56mals &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-02-23

Sn bemielben 9ofale beftnbet R6 eiu
Jti d. ut,S 9ufterns 30 arft.
SdgIi1 sroBe Iaswabl ton friI1en
Jif9en, Muiteru, Wilb. @efiigel
aler Nrt. Selepbon 399.
8efeluasen fiir Sleif6 unb Slid &c.
merben In irgenb eiuem Sbeile Der
Stabt frei abgeliefert.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-12-29
The Window Cleaners.

The curious jointed ladders used in
window cleaning, running up to avery
narrow opening between the sides at
the top, so that the ladder can be
placed securely against the corner OF
a window, and jointed for convenience
in carrying, are now more often seen
than ever as they are carried from
place to place by the men who use
them. Many banks and stores and
other buildings of more or less pub
lie character have for a long time had
their windows washed by professional
cleaners, who are employed by con.
Germs that make business of it and
make contracts with their customers to
clean their windows a certain number
of times yearly for certain amount,
the amount, Of course, depending OH
the number of times they are cleaned.
There are private houses whose win
dows are regularly cleaned by profess
sional cleaners. The number of stores
and places ia general that have their
windows washed by professional clean
ers is increasing steadily and includes
now many small establishments as
we'll as big ones. In stores the work
is usually done once or twice a week..
so that the windows are easily key
clean, and it does not take very l91
1t is done, of course, on fixed
and at regular hours. The q
work is laid out in routes to-
ize time.-New York Sun
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-12-29

Wants LON Dach, Ill
ry whoever he pleases.
eyes. whoever he p1eS
peated the Judge; and if he prs1
live in the country, he shall have
best farm in the State, and the finest
house money can build; for Toms my
only child, and all 1 have is his"
''But you must stay to dinner with
us, Judge Alderberry," insisted Miss
Geneva, Hospitality, as soon as she re-
covered her scattered senses; "you
and Mr.-Mr. Tom, too"
And she fastened to congratulate
the once despised "hired hand"
But Nora, blushing like an October
peach, slipped away to the vacant sit
ting-room to quiet the sudden beating
of her heart.
Tom going away! Tom, with his
handsome coal-black eyes.
Nora" whispered tender voice.
mora, darling, will you love me and
be my little wife?"
And there was Tom, with her hands
in his, and her head drawn close upon
his breast.
"Sarves Nevy jest right" solilo-
quized Aunt Betsy, as she dished jar
of ruby-hued ounces into the old
fashioned china preserve dish. "Sarves
her Jest right. Mebbe she'll larn a
lesson arter this. But 1 d'n know;
pears like some folks is as hard to
larn sense as one O. them antymires
that posters so in the summertime,
a-gitten inter the vittles an things"
And it is presumable Miss Geneva
never did 'Iarn sense" as she is still
on the unmarried list.-Saturday
Night.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-12-29

ened Geneva.
"How can you say so?" cried he
Founger sister, opening pair OF big,
biue eyes, mystic and tender, with
hickly- curling golden lashes. Il
hink it would be the incest thing in
he world to fall in love with hand
some young man, with eyes as black
hs Goals, and live.in a pretty cottage,
Ill covered with vines. "
''Stuffr' interrupted Neva, snap
pishly, curling her red, but rather
shrewish lips, in scornful manner.
sLove is all bosh! I wouldn't care if
1 never saw o cottage, or vine! 10
be mistress of brown-stone house IN
the city, with frescoed walls. and
Turkey carpets, and boudolr paneled
in blue velvet, is my ambition, AID
I'll accomplish it, too! With servants
in livery, and superb dining-room,
handsomely furnished-a marble-top
sideboard filed with silver-plate and
painted china, cut-glass decanters and
goblets, and pickle-stands-if [ could
have all that, I wouldn't care snap
for such nonsense as romance and
Rtye."
The entrance of Tom, the hired
hand, bringing a fresh backlog for
the fire, interrupted them. He stirred
down the embers till they glowed like
a bed of melted rubies, threw on a
huge, spice-scented log, fringed with
scarlet lichens and gray moss, and
turned to leave the room, handsome,
manipulating fellow, in spite OF his
homely suit of butternut jeans.
Toni
Miss Geneva snapped out the word
as if disdaining herself for speaking
: at all, and determined to cutitas short
as possible.
Bring a bucket and take these
ashes upl" she commanded, haughtily.
"And stamp the snow off your feet
before you come into the sit6ns-room
agaip!"
"Oh, Neva! You've hurt his feel
ings; how could you?" cried Honora,
her blue eyes flashing, and her cheeks
glowing Indignantly.
'.Feelings!" sneered Geneva. 'The
idea of hired man having feelings!
That's one of your odd notions, Nora.
Besides, if he don't know his place
better than that, I'll teach it to him,
that's ALL"
Tom re-appeared with a bucket and
shovel and proceeded to take up the
ashes, while Miss Tucker cast a
withering glance at him, as much as
if she were a detective, and he a
hardened criminal, in the act of COM
mitting burglary.
"Well, wsllr muttered Aunt Betsy
Tucker to herself, as she turned the
heel of the blue yarn sock she was
knitting. "Who'd a-thought, after
two years at boarding-school, Genevy
would hey come home with sich no
tions as that? Shucks! I'd rather be
an old maid forty times over, than
marry man fur his money, like she
talks of doing. I don't believe in no
sich! It's nothin' but riches an fine
clothes from mornin' till night with
her. Her heads plump full of it.
But Honory, bless her! nothin' could
spile her. She's got heart as soft
as a n-redbreast's, and while
Genevy is a-naggin' and a-scoldin' at
Tom from mornin' till night, Honory
more'n makes up fur it by her sweet
words an smilin' looks. An that
,,,ol,ao ma think What was IL she
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-12-29

1t was naru maCter 10 Ic
was the worse frightened, the H.
the people. Many funny incidents
the event are related. When the lion
had escaped from the tent Mr.. J. R.
Peterson lost sight of Mrs. Peterson
and went to seek her. He raised the
flap of the tent to so out and just as
he did the lion met him coming back
and he and Mr.. Peterson came near
kissing each other. The lion passed
in and Mr.. Peterson passed out, both
very much frightened. Mr.. Henry E.
Fairson seized large sledgehammer
and held it aloft prepared to defend
his territory. Mr.. Dock Crumpler
seized small log and dared tne lion
to come his way, and the lion didn't.
A number OF the circus people climbed
up poles and ropes out of dangers way.
Mr.. Tom Wash Crumpler came up and
startled a group by exclalmlng, "My
God, men, the British lion is loose
and almost frightened my little boy to
death"
Mr.. Sparks informed this writer
that after the stampede was over two
infants were found on top Of the tent,
where their frightened fathers or
nurses had thrown them for safety
and then fed out of danger. There
has been nothing so exciting in Clin-
ton since the earthquake. Little else
was talked about for day or two fol-
lowing the event. They tell some
good ones on how fast some of our
brave fellows ran.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-12-29
A Pugnacious nIoccasin.

Fishing one day in q bayou of Il
Pearl River. with one companion, v
sat in opposite ends Of long, lig
boat, which tapered equally at
ends, but did not come to
point, relates correspondent
Forest and Stream.
My end of the boat
toward the nearest ban
distant about thirty
asleep on a log at
noticed moccaZ
portions.
Signaling
calik ?
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-01-21
Probate Order.

State of Michigan. County OF Shiawassee, IS.
At q session of the Probate Court for the
County OF ShiawaSsee, holden at the Probate
Office in the City of Corunua, on Tuesday, the
4th day of January, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety eight.
Present, Matthew Bush. Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate OF Malcom d. Bal
ley, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly veri-
fed, of William II. Collins as executor, PRAYING
for license to sell sufficient of that part of the
real estate of said deceased which is devised TO
Charles M. Bailey to pay said Charles NJ Bal.
leys contributive share of the debts and expen-
ses of said estate Also to determine the land
so devised.
Thereupon it is ordered, That Monday the 9TH
day of February next at ten o'clock in the fore
noon be assigned for the hearing of said petit
ton, and that the heirs at law of said deceased,
and all other persons interested in said estate,
are required to appear at session of said court
then to be holden at the Probate ONCE, in the
City of Corunna, and show cause, il any there
be, why the prayer of the petitioner should not
be granted. And il is further ordered, that said
petitioner give notice to the persons interested
in said estate, of the tendency of said petition,
and the hearing thereof by causing o copy of
this order to be published inTHE Owosso TIMES
a newspaper printed and circulated in said
County of Shiawassee, for three successive
weeks previous TO said day of hearing.
MATTHEW BUSH,
Judge of Probate.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-01-21
The only H1h Grade Baking Powder
Offered al moderate PRICE,
CALUMET s sex'%s
~M0NE> 90 G00D~
Ann Arbor Car Shops.
Tomorrow is pay day

Tomorrow is pay day.
j. A. Miller, purcha sing agent of Toledo
was happy visitor at the shops Tuesda.
and Wednesday.
Ed Weist, M. M. of the M. IL N. f. r
r., at Manistee, who has been superintend
ing the repairing of the NJ. ~ N. K. en-
CINE in this city, returned to his home
Wednesday.
Engine No. 101, formerly used as yard
engine in Owosso yards, was sold to the f.
& w. lumber road, Monday. 1t has beer
repaired throughout and now bears the in
scription "E. q w. No. g." 1t was taker
to Frankfort and carried to Wisconsin by
one of the car ferries.
Dan'l Griffin, fireman, residing at Du'
rand, visited friends and relatives in this
city Sunday.
l. O'Laughlin, road master, looked about
the shops Monday.
o. ID. Richards was in Toledo Monday.
Messrs. Robert and John Tawse were
called to Jackson Saturday by the serious
illness of their mother. They returned
Tuesday.
Engine No. 80, after general overhaul
ing was turned from the shops Wednesday.
The brass patch which was put on the cyl
inder worked finely.
The engineers and fremen from Durand
were in the city Tuesday and listened to a
lecture by instructor Barnes. on the work
iDgs of the air brake system.
Supt. w. F. Bradley was in the city
Tuesday.
Manager Ashley's private car, Wolverine,
is undergoing repairs in the paint shop this
week.
G. Carpenter, machine helper, was in
Howell the first of the week.
Chas. E. Coleman, of Frankfort, former
ly boiler maker in Owosso yards has re.
turned to this city.
j. S. Thompson leaves Monday morning
for q few days visit with his parents at
Bucyrus, Ohio.
A. Olcott returned to work Wednesday
after weeks lay off on account of sickness.
Thomas Gordon has been busily engaged
all the week building tank for the M. &
n. K. engine.
Harry Thompson, mechanic. has made
a novel friction gear for large fan on the
Ann Arbor boat. No. /.
Chas. Bradley was confined to his home
the first of the week by sickness
M. J. Phillips is taking the place of
Frank Wren, as time Feeper, during the
sickness of the latter
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-01-21
Probate Order.

State OF Michigan, County of Shiawassee, IS. -
Notice Is hereby,given that by an order of the
Probate Court for the county of Shiawassee,
made on the goth day of December A. 1897,
six months from that date were allowed for
creditors to present their claims against the
estate OF Charles Tilton, late of said county,
deceased, and that all creditors of said de
ceased are required to present their claims to
said Probate Court, at the probate office, in the
city OF Corunna, for examination and allow.
and that such claims will be heard before said
court, on Monday, the 21st day of March, and on
Monday, the Goth day of June next, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of each of those days.
Dated, Corunna, Dec. ~, A. D., 1897.
MATTHEW BUSH, Judge of Probate.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-01-21
Probate Order.

State Of Michigan, County OF Shiawassee, S.
At session OF the Probate Court for said
County, held at the Probate Office, in the City
ofCorunna, on Friday the 18th day of Deem.
Der. in the year one thousand eight hundred and
ninety seven.
Present Matthew Bush Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Norman II.
Gould, deceased on reading and filing the
petition OF Emma Blank, praying that ad-
miniStration OF said estate may be granted to
the petitioner, or some other suitable person.
IL is ordered, that the oath day of January
next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon at said
Probate ONCE, be assigned for hearing said
petition.
And it is further ordered, that copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks
previous to said day of hearing, in THE OwoSso
TIMES, a newspaper printed and circulating in
said county of Shiawassee.
MATTHEW BUSH,
Judge of Probate.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-01-21
Probate Order.

State of Michigan, County OF Shiawassee. S.
AT session of the Probate Court for said
county, held at the Probate Office in the city OF
Der, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-seven.
Present. Matthew Bush, Judge of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate of Alonzo Is
Sergeant deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Martha
e. Sergeant Reed as administrators praying
for q license to sell the real estate of deceased
for the purpose In said petition mentioned
1t is ordered that the Gath day of January
next at l o'clock in the afternoon, at said Pro
bate ONCE. be assigned for hearing said petition
And 1t Is further ordered that u copy of this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
yious TO said day of hearing, In THE OwOssO
TIMES, newspaper printed and circulating in
said county of Shiawassee.
MATTHEW BUSH,
Judge of Probate.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-01-21
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The publication of the Morrice Herald
has been discontinued.
Stephen Dondero went to Flint this morn.
ing on business trip.
Hon. Frank Westcott, of Vernon, called
on Owosso friends Wednesday.
Several Owosso young people will attend
the Masonic ball to be given in Fentor
Jan. 2S.
Miss Ella Benson and Mr.. Frank Peck,
of Warren. are visiting at s. e. Halsey's
residence.
III. w. Osmer has purchased the house
formerly occupied by ID. A. Barnum, on
North Water street.
Mrs. S. M. Parsons left Thursday for
Detroit, where she will spend several
months with friends.
The basement of Lyon q Ponds store is
being arranged with shelves, counters, etc.
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The Order of the Temple was conferred
on Register of Deeds, j. ID. Royce, by
Corunna Commandery Tuesday evening.
Albert Todd q Co. received word this
morning that the hay market in the east has
been 'glutted." Geo. Ketcham q Co., of
New York city have 5000 car loads of hay
which can not be unloaded.
The Michigan Tradesman of this week
contains splendidly written Tribute to
the memory of Benjamin franklin" by w.
S. II. Welton, of this city. The paper was
read at the annual supper of the Trades.
man Co.
Revival services of great power are being
held each evening at the Asbury M. e.
church. The pastor, Rev. E. E. Benson,
rejoices in the efficient help the members of
the church and others are rendering. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to attend
these meetings.
Chas. s. Emsminger is just about to close
a contract to go to Europe to remain for q
number of months as the representative of
large manufacturing concern. If the
arrangements are completed he will leave
the first of next month accompanied by
Mrs. Emsminger.
Revival meetings are being held at the
First Baptist church this week by Rev.
G. V. Northrop. Much interest was
manifested in the prayer services held
in that church for the past two weeks,
which prompted the pastor to conduct a Sc
ries of revivals.
The Owosso indoor base ball team now
stand as undisputed champions of the state.
The game between the Port Huron and the
home team, played last Friday night, was
easily won by the Owosso team. Score
Owosso. Is; Port Huron, 3. Twenty-four
of the twenty seven put outs were made by
catcher Phillips. A return game with Port
Huron will be played in about three weeks
in that city. The next of the series in the
city league will.be played Saturday night
in the armory between the o. l.. L. and
Casket works.