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r 7 : For: president r BENJAMIN. HAKRISQN,V For Vice President levi'p. Norton,;, J 01 New York. ; ; 'H Seputtlcaa Conarresslcnal Ccaveatioa A Republican convention to nominate csndl daU for Congress for the Eighth Congressional District of Michigan, and to transact such other business as may come Deiore u, wm m beid at the Common Council Rooma In the city of East Ssjl- naw, on weanesaar, ma laiu aaj 01 August, at 12 o'clock noon. The several Counties comprising the District will be entitled to representation In said confec tion as iouows: Saginaw . 25 Midland 4 Isabella 7 Gratiot 19 Shlawassoe 18 Montcalm 15 E. It. rillNNEY, Chairman. Republican County Convention A county convention of the Republicans of Shiawassee county will be hold at the Court House, in Corunna, Wednesday. July 25th.l888, at 11 o'clock a. m., for the purpose or electing l in r teen delegates to the Republican State convention, to bo held at Detroit, August 8 and 9, 1888, to nominate candidates for State officers Also to elect delegates to the Republicar Congressional convention of the 8th district Also delegates to the Senatorial convention, Wm. M. Kilpatrick, Chairman. me towns and cities in tne county are entitled to the follow! rg delegates: Antrim Owosso Bennington Burns Caledonia Corunna Fairfield Hazleton Middlebury Kew Haven Owosso City Perry Rush Sciota Shiawassee Venice Vernon Woodhull Byron. Deferred Letter. Byron did not celebrate. II. W. Bruce is in Detroit this week. II. B. Whittle and wife arc visiting with friends at Deer Creek. George Williams, of Vernon, was in Byron over Sunday. ' Wilbur Gibbs has gone to TTig Rapids to stay through vacation . J. J. Davis and L. E. Woodard, of Owosso, were in town last Friday. Quite a number of our Byron people went to Flint to sec Barnum's show, the 5th. P. Hadsall attended the funeral of J. JIatlock in Owosso last Tuesday. Work on the DeVore block is progress ing. The family of Wm. Royce numbering five are all quite sick with fever. Coxard, Easton. Mr. and Mrs. W. Springer, Mrs. Arnis and George Springer, of your city, Bpcnt last .week visiting at home. Mr. M. A. Taylor has secured in Mr. Sutton a competent clerk. His business is now about double what it was in the win ter. Mr. 8. is also very popular, especial ly with the young ladies, one of which signfied her despair when she said to another "I know he doesn't care anything forme." Our young people who went to Lansing 'never had such a fine time." Those who went to Chesaning and New Lothrop found great pleasure in attending at the rink and boweries especially as the day was so cool. ' A fine display of fireworks at C. Ilaugh ton's the 5th. Mr. John King U breaking his colt. ' Mrs. J. Augustine hasher Hambletonian broken. It is a fine trotter even now; she thinks about 3 minutes. George Golden drew the buggy, given as a prize, by a Chesaning clothing house. Resolutions upon the death of Mrs. Zora Mitchell who died June 4. The following tribute is offered by the Ouackenbush Relief Corps No. 26, of which the deceased was a member t , . ) :' -. ... -rr Whereas, a solemn providence of God has removed from us our beloved friend and sister Zora Mitchell, therefore be it , llesolted, That as we sit in the shadow of a great sorrow we recognize the hand that smites to be that of our Heavenly Father, whose tenderness and wisdom we cannot mistrust; and that we comfort our hearts by calling to mind that she, who has been so early taken from us gave firm foundation for the hope that her outgoing was but an everlasting entering in, llesolced. That to her family and all those whoVcTC bound by ties nearer than we know, we, as lricndsaud sisters, extend the sympathy of loving hearts rejoicing that their hours of loneliness ' may be sweetened bv fragrant memories oi her who has gone into the wider life, into the spiritual places, whither He would lead them, trusting that they will be enabled to look from the midnight that is now heavy upon them to the bright morning beyond. Thy tie sundered here links caithly friends with golden threads to the throne of God, while in this world "death ever breaks the tender tics." Jicsolted, That our charter be draped in mourning for thirty days. llesolted. That these resolutions be pub lished in the Owosso papers and that a copy be presented to the bereaved family. Nettie A. Owen, Mart E. Cramer, Jane A. Stever, Com. Heal Estate Transfers. Burss lllrt F Miller to W II Payne, 40 acre" tec t J1500 P.A5CE0FT Jas Heath to J11 A Thomas, lot 3 bk $ Parker's add, 1100. , Corukha Caroline L Parsona to Geo D Moreau lots S and 41 pt lot 2 blk 10. $900. A L Chandler to Marshall Ilea, lota 8 and 6 blk 23 $1500. V K Shef field to Erwln Ereletb 6 acres sec 21 $225. Owonso Citt O E Green and J H Beck with to Gates Bros, e W ft of 1 44 ft lot 7 blk 21 $1500. M L Stewart to Herman Lunser. of eX lot 16 M L Stewart & Co's add f.278. Williams' heirs to Julius and Herman Fricseke 10 acres eo 24 $2500. J V Laubengayer's estate to Frank Besalnger, lot 8 blk Laubenrayer'sadd$200. Geo Yf WcCllntock to Clayton StClalr lot nee 18 $150. I'kkrt W McKellops to A H MacQtieen lot 12, 13. 15 blk S McRellop's add $1 Vrrwoh II W Randolph to D F Stewart pt of let 1, 2, 3, 12 blk 13 Van's 2d add, $200. DcRAftD Dursnd Land Co to Dsn'l D Holmes jot 4 blk 0 Durand Lsnd Co's 1st add $2o0 . Xlarrlaffi Licenses. Licenses have been granted during the week to the following parties: No. Name and Residence. Age 20ft Edward T. Towler. Chicago .St Liiile II. Davis, Owosso 20 107 Henry P. Shane. Bancroft SO Era M. Bhlpman, ICichmond 21 808 Edgar M. Curtis, Owosso 91 Maud M. Otis. Owosso IS W Peter It. Washburn. Rush 25 Ida L. Coy, Brady 21 210 Charles West, WUdlebury 83 Llule Kramer, Dewltt 28 211 Abner Smith, Vernon 27 Sarah MoHoday, Caledonia S3 212 Charles W. Giles, Fenton 23 Mary H. Newton, Vernoo 23 Buell & Sons boots and shoes keep their shape and hold trade at E. L. Brewer's. A lot of tea cups and saucers, 2d quality to close, at almost any price. G. W. Watrous. Sorrow consoled bv wearing Crax ton, Wood & Cos. ladies' fine shoes. No waxed thread or tacks to worry. Sold by E. L. Brewer. A good "two-foot" rale never wear tight shoes, but go to E. L. Brewer's for a good fit. I have sold over forty toilet sets in the past 30 days and have as many more to close cut at ruinous low prices to make room for new goods to arrive. , G. W. Watrous. That Dew Bradbury machine at E. L. Brewer's sews rip;, in old boots and shoes nearly as good as new. Pockham's Croup Remedy. Use Peckham's Croup Remedy for infants and children, cures croup, whooping cough, colds and all bron chial and pulmonary complaints of childhood. Price 25cts. Sold by Park ill & Son. MM Absolutely Pure. Thispowdernevervarlei. A marvel of parity, ttrength and wholesomeness. Mora economist man the ordinary kinds, ana cannot te sola in competition with the multitudes of low test, short weight, alum and phosphate powders. Sold enly in cant. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall 8t..N.Y. SALISBURY OPERA HOUSE. F. E. KOIILER, Manager TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 14 rid Famous Engagement of the World Famous Dockstader's Minstrels. LZTW SOOZSTASSB, BURT SZX25PAIID, A. 0. XIOnSLANS. BILLY IUCB, xiAxmnra anisnzw, And a host of Metropolitan Bright Lights, in cluding VV. 8. MULLALY And Lis Popular Orchestra. Eyery Act and Feature New Bright and Clean THE LAEQET AND VEST BE T MIN STREL' CO. ON EARTH! ADMISSION, - - 50c. RESERYED SEATS, 25c. and 50c. Extra, According to Location. Secure Seats at OSBUUN & SONS. G-O TO The Famous ! FOR YOUR Crockery, Glassware, Hosiery, Tinware, Notions, Etc., Etc. WE OFFER NO BAITS, BUT SELL ALL AT A SMALL MARGIN. YOURS TRULY, FOSTER, POST & CO., AT THE BLUE FRONT. flit ' C. S. WILLIAMS Is on hand for the Spring and Summer Trade with a full line Of y;; . .. OLIVER FLOWS, . Spring Tooth Harrows, CORN TOOLS, Hay Caps and Forks, HAY RAKES, PUMPS, In fact everything in the Farm Agent Boy's Delight Plow. Carriage Carts and Harness I make a Specialty. Call and see the MOttlf -:-MACHINES Made entirely of Steel Only Seven Parts to the Binder. PRICES: Don'fmention it. Call and see, I am bound to sell. N.B. Owing to a pressure of business, I offer my entire Implement business for sale, and I invite a purchaser. Q. S. WILLIAMS. FIHUEIE! FE&ME! FIHUEIE! Ice Cream & Soda Water A.T JOHfiTSOSPS BAKERY. FOR 30 DAYS FROM JUNE 1st, I will give to every person who purchases One Dollar's worth of Bread or Bread Tickets one dish of Ice Cream, or a glass of your favorite drink. We have . SODA WATER, BIRCH BEER, GINGER ALE, BUFFALO MEAD, MILK SHAKE, LEMONADE & SARATOGA MINERAL WATER. Come and visit our Ice Cream Parlor, it is the pleasantest in the city. E. M. JOHNSON. 7 Great Bargains in Groceries, 7 CELERY PLANTS 15c. PER HUNDRED. Japan Tea Dust, Choice Japan Tea, " Rio Coffee, If you want the best Coffee in the county try our genuine Moclia. and Java. Roasted Daily. 10 Bars Kirk's Soap, Our Gold Coin Smoking 8 Papers Garden Seeds, Good Books, Lamps China, and Glassware given amay with 15, 25 and 50c. cans baking Powder. With every Dollar's worth purchased we give a Number on a Prize Sewing Machine valued at $40. TRY pjR Home Roasted Coffee. OPPOSITE , MERELL' HOUSE, OWOSSO. Implement Line. for the I am also 3, 9 and 10c. lb. 20, 25 " aOc. lb. 10, 18 " 20c. lb. Tobacco, 25c. 18c. 25c. Alpaca Goats & .Tests, IN BLACK AND COLORS. Seersucker Coats & Vests, Linen Busteps, Summen? ITeckweap, Sumniep UndepwesLi0 and Hosiery. DIBBLE & 3d DOOR SOUTH OF P.O., SIXTH .A.T Commencing Saturday, July 7, And Cantinuing TWO WEEKS, till July 21, Dry Goods, Carpets, Notions. Thousands and Thousands of dollars' worth sold regardless of cost. D. M. CHRISTIAN, MAIN STREET, OWOSSO. COMMENCING SATURDAY. JUNE 30, TO CONTINUE FOR ONEJWEEK ONLY. EVERYTHING WILL DE MARKED WITH A RED MARK. I will make a Ssecial Cut on Parasols of Twenty Per Cent. ft HIE CUT EN HHSIEHY. Ladies' full regular made Hose, at 25c. former price, 50c. " " " " " 15c. " 25c. Ladies' Black and Brown Hose, at 5c. former price, 10 tfe 12 -A WEEK OF RARE BARGAINS C. MAHANEY, Wesener Blk., Owosso, Mich. Furniture Cheaper than ever. Notwithstanding Furniture is advancing in price, we are determined to sell cheaper than ever.. Having bought early and paying Spot Cash we will surprise you with prices on Bills of any amount you desire. Here you will find all grades of PARLOR & BEDROOn SUITS, SIDEBOARDS, BOOK GASES AND HALL .RACKS; BOOKERS &c OHAIRS, In Cane, CarpetPlush. Leather and other Coveringa MATTRESSES, SPRINGS ALL GRADES; Exlnnsinn Tables In flak, fish S Walnnf ; MARBLE, WOOD & PLUSH TOP CENTER TABLES Pictures, Picture Frames and Mouldings., : , CHILDREN'S - CARRIAGES I oll.e Largest and Finest Line In the Clty.V: j x :- ' UNDERTAKING LS?7Z t0 WOODARD & NORTH ?mmm, OWOSSO. MICH. AIOTUAI. CLEARANCE SALE ! T If A r i S) 11 JlJSlllVJ S)