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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
rHE PUBLIC ROAD QUESTION.

The suejec, ef god eounsy roads Is one that has
beea engrOssing the a,trnsioa Of many os the
lealias nen of Washington county. Ma. Cor
lSag period. and sSne time ago the matter was
discussed At lsAgth throrrh the eelaans Of tie
HAgsr.t0wn Raii. which takes lively Interest in
farsh~rins the snas soayht to he obtained. Whoa
the sahjsct was being diseased in the columns q
the Nail Gev. Hamilton suggested a system of
turnPikes which woala completely giF4lc the
eounty AMI reader IL prActicable Tor the Whole
rural PoPuiasion 70 strike tarnPike within
mile OF TIVE Of any fAra Asase. The Importance
Of such system. tsays the Main and the En-
Aanesnsu; it wsala give To the vAiue Of ear lands,
needs hz: to be suggested to be apparen; to every
MAD In order to secure the adoption q sys-
ten sisaiiar TO that suggested BY the Gevernor-
who. Is generally known. IL enc e the sno.;
extensive. Successful and wealthy farmers oF The
Ssase-,Ae last Legislature passed las sasH;i-
ting the question 10 vote q the people q the
eoansy a; the election in Nsvembe-. iSSi. SAoul4
the Law Be ratified IL will secure the canssrucsian
Of tarnpikss By the unitsl efforts of the county
and the people.
This Is a matter in which every farmer % orr
county Is deeply interested. Although &c have
some god roads in certain seasons of the YEA.
large MATURITY Of them are next to impossible, a,
leas; TO that degree as 10 render the hauling q
heavy loads practically oui Of the question. \
system tia; viii secure god roads the whole yca-
is what IS needed and i; strikes rs tia, the Wash
iasssa eOan;y plan. IL property carried ou;- win
aseo@Piish tia, cad. The present would be
good time to discuss this impor;An; question aai
NE uoall be pleased to hear frOn any one Who
may feel sufseisn; interest in i; % pre~rn, his
views tAroGsa the columns of the USIeS and b.
tia, means get the people interested.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

~s-Thcre Is mare ace ssrsncs IN sl.e Delaware
aad Sasasehaaaa Eire-s ;Ais ycar shaa fu- mAay
yCArs The bitter AID f-olaaSel frccze has aaRe
its work in forming tho vast beaics 81 Sec Aai;Ar
startling siasearr; is noE ma De shEf the Delaware
river Is freroR to the eo';sa IA =aas places
Ci;issas Of rsTs Jarvis, Ns3 Yosk Asa reSs De-
post. Maryland arc wA-ran;Ably a,Arusel al tie
prospect II a eAiAni;sas break NJ and sAAs in sAs
near fs;arc- The ice gs-scs q ISIS are siris'y
remembered by these people. IN :hai eosary
susPensioa bridge aal several saaliags ~e-e
sweI.t agay n Psrs Jarvis
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county. passed. in = case Of BaubltE,
Noniersmith ct al, vs.. Margaret A. Ford ct al,
the undersigned. the Trustees named in said de.
cree, will offer at public sale at Henry $ Fitch's
Hotel, ai owings' Mills. on
Monday, 3ls day Of JssHary. 1881,
Mt the hoar oil o'clock A. NJ,
THAT VALUABLE FARM, OF WHICH
Walter j. Ford siie'l seized. containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND NINTY-FIvE ACRES,
situate in the tth Election District Of Baltimore
county. about . miles from Reisterstown and
about miles from Owings' Mills, on the road
lea'hn-: Erom the Reis,er.town Turnpike Road TO
the Deer Park Road and about 10 miles from BAL
tmore. adjoining the properties Of Messrs Alfred
Low. Henry Locsarl John T. Ford, Mrs. David
Shade and others. improved BY
TwO-SrORi LOG DWELLING HOUSE
wsa,herbiariei. about - feet by Is feet. with
back building. Bank Barn about 10 feet BY Go
feet: ;wn Tenant Houses. Dairy. Corn House.
Smoke House. &e.. Pump uf soo,l water near the
sht"r ansi also in the barn yard property well
watcrel anil well adapted tor dairy purposes,
property improved by Apple aud ani Peach Orch.
ari also Pear AMI Cherry Trees. chrome has
bevn fiunl on the place and y large amount Of
il ha. been taken trphs branches.
THIS property Wili probably be offered for sale
in .so tracts. the home place. containing about
tjs ACRES a. one tract and about - ACRES,
with HOUSE on it. purchased from t:uist Is.
t,;e a. the other. Also, QUARRY LOT, con.
tanning or J ACRES. purchased from Groa, in
wor:hinston Valley. and adjoining the property
Of Nimrad Lloyd and others.
TERMS oE SALE Cash, in months aud
balance in Il months. with interest from DAY Of
sale. to be secured by the notes Of the purchaser
or purchasers. with security satisfactory TO the
Trustees. or all cash, at purchasers option.
4 alsposit OF $ijO the home place, Of SiO0 on
the .: acre tract and Of $50 the quarry lot will
be required the lay Of sale.
Persons intending to bid on the property will
please come prepared to comply with these terms.
For further particulars inquire Of the under
sigusi or ALFRED LOWE, Esq. on the adjoin-
Ing property.
ROBERT r. B0ARMAS,)
Z. BONN SLlN6LUFF, Trustees.
WILLIAM 5. kEECH,
CHARLES J. BEcRLEY, Auctioneer.
Jan. l5.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

Ss-Ths match manufacturers are ~ wAshing-
I'm isahxiag against the ahslisisa 20 the excise
tar on matches. TAis appears strange. that shere
men sAsaid iasiss uPoa being taxed; bat The facts
ars that the s~asu@srs pay the tar In the cad and
TIE capital repaired n the basiness shuss cut
ne s@aR @aazsAstarsrs isaviag the large essab-
asamsats = maaaPsly ana eausequsntsy large
prsssz. This tar en- matches Is = aisrrare 10 The
ssssrnmsnf Aaa sAs tar % haak CHECKS Is hala
iaiassies. sa1 ws hsps % see basA abolished II IN
early aay-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

ssis- Th-ce 90 fsar msa hare bccn ARRESTED in
Baltimore the charge e selling s.leamnrgAsss,s
~i'hou, aaVias ], rrePerly ssAmreA TAc-e Is 10
asah; thai masA Il iais ssa Is seiAg sea2 Sec RAJ
batter ana We are skfsirAi casasA 70 sSastxe
shat il is pare ana sseaaeE thNa asa as sAs gsa
uine article sold in cur markets ct euu-~e sAse
sa"agh' q eating ], as nss very asPc;iEiag. sss
-Acn properly maae oieoaaa-sAriuc IS perez shHn
the lard 80 use every iAy in she ~rrk ana thinS
nothing Of hou ]; Is mRie 90 wha; J, cEusHsus.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

81 Hry. u. 4. cn-ushcrSS ssTshe n. r. shuzSh.
Prc-saias Elasr ID Eir~in aasssscs. NsssAwesas-n
kansas, has been IN Baltimore shr rAsa ~cck ss-
hsitsS holP far the aestits.e people 81 shAs -rr-
ton. o~ing 10 The sHSlure a me Srsss sE- rps-y
kiaa there Is wiacsprena acstisnsim and wAzas,
rendering outside help neCussAry. osnassbufiaus
Of nousy or rioshing can be rssa 10 Erx. n. u
Carroll, Na. lsS wcss baltimore ss-uss. naasimurs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

xs-The New York we-ld's FKir Csmmissisa,-
ers have elcssea Geacsal Grant frssiauns II sAe
C0mmissiun- The General has csn-essea 10 ~r-Sx.
and IL Is believed that with has great ahsll,y ana
exPcricnSe gained IN rauscrtiSn WITH fhe osusus-
niAi Exposition, sagcshrr With ms extensive ar
qHAia;snce abroad. ~sH enable him "a raut-sssse
greatly the SUCCESS ii The sssr1i-s. and Ser sae
ara time the a0uba Of The ~aOSsss a The uase--
taking Is rcmsVca.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

rs>The temperance I'cus.le secm % be gA4nlEs
practical iris1Fhs in this period ss grace. The
eonsiitalion q Kansas has sren Anrnaea IN the
isiAssre has passed shrugged ECcn-e lA~, gru.z
Improvement ever the past reign strce rsa IN sae
state; ana nsw the ohio Legislature Is 10 be i'm
p"ssunei for the onarfnras a: iscal sssisa lnw,
VITA same hope II success. The last Lrgisl1sure
having failed By only three votes 10 pas sssh a
FueaSufe
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

- rcmarkHblc Story Games from NiSlss-
sonsilic. Va. 10 the cfSera rhns frw days ago a
cloud passed over tho farm a Ir Ssylur, q fhuz
place. from which arsconara fnr shower. Az
Pa-enty Of alooa- Superstition. Es,q;le Hsr rruaa-
" excited ID 10 said
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
C. Bohn siingiuff and John I. Yeiio.t,
Trustees, Towsontown.
SALE
Farm I'm the sixth District -.
E BALTIMORE COUNTY.

ny virtue Of an order AMI decree passed by the
Circuit csart for Baltimore eoaaty on tho 18th
day sf October. iss0. in the Equity cause Of
August Gals vs. Stephen q. Hsshaii and others,
the undersigned. the Trustees in said decree
named. will ohcr at public sale at the Court House
DIOR In T0wsontown. at
II oieloek NJ.
Msatss ths 5tA dag II FsbrHagy. 1851.
ALL THOSE TWO TRACTS OR PARCELS
Of land. which are particularly described in q
aeest Of Mortgage from Stephen q. IIoshali and
wifs to August Ollie. bearing date June ith, 1879,
and recorded among the Mortgage Land Records
Of Baltimore county in Liber J. b., No. s., folio
5es. re-, 90 which Mortgage reference 10 hereby
male for particular description % the property
o be so and title thereto the said two parcels of
land containing In the aggregate.
:6S ACRES AND i53 SQUARE PERcHEs OF
LAND. MORE OR LESS.
The land l. Of good quality. in = fair state Of
cultivation. with plenty Of water aud TIMBER.
II l. in a good mel shborhood. on the public road
leading from Midile,own TO Beckleysville and
about SIN miles from Parkton Station on the n.
c. X. r.. and the same property occupied BY
stephen q. Hoshall 10 the time Of his death, and
nov occupied by his family.
E. There Is some fruit on the place and Il Is i'm
DWELLING HOUSE, BARN, sTABLING
anil other eatbaiidings.
THE TERMS OF SALEARE One half Cash,
and balance with interest, nine months from day
Of sale.
re-A deposit Of $500 will be required at the
time Of sale. and the balance Of the cash payment
on the ratification Of the sale.
The title 10 the property Is fee simple and win
be sold free from eneumbranees, and taxes paid
b day Of sale.
s s; RSI + l sEISsEErF' Trustees.
JAMES W. OwINGS, Auctioneer.
Jan. 15.-ts.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

- The heavy ssarm al rain and sacsa az F-S-
day morning a lnss week wss ~ury srysEs a
many points in the SsFth. aaing rrsHs a1mHgr "a
telegraph lines, railroads, ze- in xsx Hark usry
ucArly all the telegraph and adlwihuss wives ~~zs
hrr.knn dawn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

Sss- VisiRa G-cat- Esq wcli-s nsua C,isAslss
esansy lawyer aal e4liar & the Pea TahAsrs Ia
dsg,.sar@', !. bsRs ssraasiy pressed SO ass.ssHs-
raea; 10 ,Ac Chief Jaa-rshT =: the SsVsasA gn-
aiciai Cirrait. - Gil the VACANCY CEASED ~ The
death q JaiSe Ercnt- Han. Frcacrisk Sssnc has
also strong baskiaS bz, be w7a decline "a Ascrsss
the appointment a. he proposes hsaas a eKnES-
da,e io- the Jaascshir bcssse she people nsas
SOVembes. He Is EsG'asaiSAa and SSry F.ss.-
..l.~ ~.1.a..r.w
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

xs-JShn BHrnrs. an ela salaisr and q mH~mn
by trade, wAs found dead IN bed 81 rrusasal, ~ J..
On Sunday morning ~ath he wiss tying beside hsa
IN soassiy state IL inasxicHfin. Rsrnu wms
fws mussths
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

- The Tsxas Lsgisl4szss has - elected Non.
sAmHsi .. Maxsy - the z. :. ssnHsa The Sea-
ssnriai sxAs IN Rsnnsylv4nia rssn esssszsss =ssA
NJ isnnsaiaas rrs-Pses e sssssius being reach
Cd Ths Tsanss~ss Legislaszrs Azs slsvssa How-
I'll \ Jasksua. Dsmeer.s, c. & ssnzssr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

A valuable MERCHANT MILL, with A Farm
OF - ACRES attached, located in one Of the most
desirable sections % Baltimore county. Il offered
% private sale Al great bargain. II IL within ~
miles Of Baltimore city, 4 miles from n. c. Il. r.,
AMI has very large run Of eaaiam work. Three
run Of bars sSacceas' water wheel. with p feet
fall; good House. Barn and other outbuildings.-
For further information as TO terms &C.. apply 10
L0NGNEckER BROS.
Dec 2S.-n TewsOn p. o., Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

ne- Mayor Lssrdbe On Tuesday Es-sgwSiua~a
&=s. ssss'ss Esssss:; cssy csaas=slssu=. . sssss-
zion be has 80 ally EsEioa siBUe aS7G. The MkyE
sE'saks IN very complimentary ausms 81 zhs wm-
urnhle ussussruflur
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

N0w1(E-~--Has R.nilirz- Nfhns Ss,siatx af
" AiadlsHspan Nii assAh n FESTIVAL aa tin
~ aa ssHs sd 81. Esn.,ngr s.ssa a. phl Ealll4s=s
AsG., Niadisuuw'h. commanding ~ : r. " sneh
rssuasalc. Us sraur al COMMITTEE.
nse,. sn-rn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

- 1he ts-sc az Nssri. rwNA esea1, FARM
HAMS. na'rsseR and rssspslat "a managing a
suuHh. Nge he endure. al,aa-c and h,hHstriis,ts,
1ne be wSil Ss-ssnlsnundrh. Aspi,S eb
tSReSssE o.. NR1EREMAN.
Dnlnrs's Nniissy 9sissn niilS~ sr,In rixsoRr'Ra.
-znsA IA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

n@-As y wsssiar sEsAr T. : Smaas uummn-
sse ~ allsssss aa'wHmszA Mmsasg unzas kssaz 81
Wednesday, f~sE. h2&, &C cssxsn uua-w-.ass.
cauEuiimdwur Ar Rur and asAuur rzsaumzn wuA,
nilssna Hlsaa ssr zzmaiuShx slsr laa~m~s. uuu~ q
wlidk wur Asssse 1Hsn- As~<~4r-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
Ca9m rex REyr ex SlaAsEs-

rhe sa=m wiiiSh z n'~ rs=iilA. aA,,ae . miihs
syUn OnstsE<ssllh. r'Eksanss niag LII Asnu= -
al ussbe lsgna. Ssad sttiisr aa ,tls&akiisa. n..
Ne ane asr.s sGglss wesh,af ss.llfnrnh nssanl. o.
srsHases e,snansc D. asnE with anazrrpsaaalat ee~
evunrrs PssszesiIn s.s'an anfnsslihflsss
HfaaNkS q. MATTHEW'S
Ian al.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

nRDxR MESA
u 'iAs .sssfasr ~ as -si - 4-.ss a. Hsfeissss tss
1ssss-- ~ lssiss.ss-~ e-s.ssss,, sssi ass aaifAa
!. ssnas- sssil asis rs.a-- is.a 4sssk u,ssssfs
fy sysssssesss ~ sG lisaaf ss~s.~ss6
n "a. -aENSgtLfs. ia 0sssr,ssg lssr ~. p'~srr IRA
l@ sssr aisasais asnss fssss Bssfss~sys a-.sssfss
akEs1sfItf5h asy sisr 9isasuh 9lare lF Baliiiaara
srfEiss 4hfs 1th iiasy al bEmlnFSs N d. Hsil tiiak
afise ale nsaie and ssI,asizE Ae lmrw e. Ihafniie
inS she Esussss.r al faisiinsF,r nsnfVs amH TIM
Gslssssar sfsss sisisr aasn rsansxs taxa~ TAR said
rassie. On ie ahswe sifltlza mnkfnss AZ ttinn par
siaR at ,ih< band as~xssnh IN II a. nssassp. ion
tin ia slisssi al said asa,nses anal lAh all ami
wHr~eNs6 anlhsr tA@ iifsx@tim al sail nfn@sarnr
'ane Nalesssas. IN asilis~d shH u~niifmsA anls~e
saasss IN itR ssasFnEcy In jlnsssn aainr@ tim
shss 'sssssf Hassr~was. n. "a. nssil. nrsNisianh q
spss At fRaas asssr IN iaraHsssE s sasna anwspanen
ssrissssa anf naitis&i-H I'm nsxuanssssn HAliiaara
lsuasss. sus IN snnsa aassisns ~snaszihe unsa ha..
ssse ,ihs a4iia INA ilas at Haasssmrcs n N lisSn
Tse ys,smft anH @alhlhlr dissN tiiRe tim prapurtv
wsr suila f snna~ hnr iisn tim ynan lfsSs Ia tam
Cnsuty 0aansaissssmssr aii naliiinnEn saanfy fnn
'sr~ hanils~h sne ann dladiArn snh assanfssD ai%a
ssssssss aasaA. aflsh HRnRnrr
Hssr gapr-.sftnses;
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
Miscellaneous.
OATENTSI PATENTS ,

Obtained for new inventions, or for improvements
in old ones, Caveats, Infringements. Trade Marks,
and all patent business promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RE-
JECTED may still, in most cases, be patented by
US. Being opposite the U. :. Patent Office, aud
LY, we can secure patents in less time than those
who are remote from Washington.
When Inventors send model or sketch, make
search in the Patent 0niee, and advise as 10 its
patentability free efcharge. Correspondence con.
hdential; fees reasonable, and NO CHARGE UN-
LESS PATENT Is OBTAINED.
We refer by permission 10 the City Postmaster,
and TO the Superintendent Of the Pos,ofiee Money
Order Division In Washington. Fer special refer
ences, circular, advice, terms, &C.. address,
c. A. SNOW 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, ID. c.
Nov. 21.-tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

zs-HAss essasasasaE sass &c sSSa <as sArsss
Is rSsasEs sA.A sAas u ssa6.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

N~rs<E
rhs eunnss VnilsS ssna R.sasg 'sn-rsn
Hw-@ HhsE 9snsss.sse kssasksisn wilh M.
hala . sssrssrsss ns~ssag a. SsffRsaR. BF3lsE
Ne. a. Rnsrr 1aisur@siha am .SsIss'siiss sasr.any
Ssfi.. 9sS>sl. ~ = a6lriara. a. NJ
Mrniisrs nnH aarssns ~itliins ~ 1in ars ra-
gus=ssrd "a he aam@nsl IN sfssSmhaacn
e. < RkNRdE
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

Ah
VALUABLE lfoRrrcU LrrRAL FARM WITH
PLANTS AND FLOWERS AND \ -
- COMPLETE trFfr0f GARDEN. -
- ENts AND FARMING ITEM
>IL!S. Srrt trE IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
NEAR WILKINS AVENUE. ABOUT
THREE MILES BkNONp ruE LIMITS OF
BALTIMORE CRY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29

400 00n TO LOAN on COUNTY OK
SOU.UUUcITY PROPERTY. IN SUMS
TO SUIT, AT Low RATES.
n. W. TEMPLEMAN 4 CO.,
~ Lexington ST., Baltlm re city, Ma
May 1e.-tf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-29
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= Sc2 $SeecA % The S~sAr EMis~ana
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sg-s--se1 Ssa4a l,s@ss IN RaxhsCg. y. + Tie
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good BLACKSMITH, one Who understand
country work thoroughly. Single OF married
man. Apply 20 J. d. SLADE A son.
Long Green, Baltimore county, Nd.
Dec. lift -
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15

ing for and with such a people
We are quite proud of Owosso in
view of its generous contributions
to the foreign service. Are there
more young men or young women OF
the right sort TO come? - -yr
Ut is desirable that you go on with
party leaving the first week in
Sept, Mr.. and Mrs. Ainslie on their
way through Central Turkey mis-
sion, probably through Marash on
their way to Mardin; a Miss Wright
of Kansas, will go with the party,sc
it will be a pleasant party in every
way. ! hope you will find it pos
sible to go out with it, as it is no,
easy to secure company. =
IN ClHVery sincerely yours,
DR.. Clark has this moment been
called away and wishes me to sign
this in his behalf which do mos,
|joyfully. ,'o. !, s s..luV,
a'' ao 'i'." Sec'y. Am. Board.
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15
Another Missionary Appointed From
OwossO.

The following letter contains the
formal announcement to Miss Eta
Doane of her adoption by the A. b,
@. +. M. and appointment as assist.
ant teacher of the Central Turkey
Female Seminary. r
''e Boston, July 9th 1881.
Miss Eta G. Doane,
Owosso Mich
Dear Miss Doane:
have the pleasure of informing
you that your offer of service and
testimonials were duly laid before
the Prudential Committee yesterday,
and you were unanimously appoint
ed an assistant missionary Of the
Board, and designated to Marash, to
be associated with Miss Barnes in the
new proposed seminary, or female
college, at that place. You will be
interested to know that the Pruden.
tial Committee yesterday voted | 900
liras ga, 100000 as requested for
the establishments of such an institu.
ton, the native christians of Marash
contributing half as much. This is
the first instance in Turkey in which
large and generous contributions
have been made by the people for
the Christian education of their
daughters. It isa pledge of your
happiness and success in work, labor
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15

Many citizens of Owosso will be
panied to learn that ex-Gov. Bag
ley is in poor health and that he is
failing rapidly. The Ex-Governor is
at the Occidental hotel, San Francis
co where he and Mrs Bagley are stop,
ping. Mr.. Geo. H. Hopkins is also
with the Governor and every thing is
being done to make the latter com.
Portable.
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15

If the noisy little Evening News
rattles on much longer about the at.
tempt to take President iGarfeld's
life, it will come to the conclusion
that the President wasn't shot at all
The News is very much like Gui,
teau's pistol, its double barrel pop
gun, and its chief s-news-er is trying
to shoot on two sides of the question.
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15

The Owosso TIMES greets the
public for the first time to-day. 1t
win be published once in each week.
Its local columns will be replete with
record of events gathered from
all partsHof the county, as well as
from Owosso. Politically, The
TINES will advocate the principles
of the Republican party. "
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15


I Napoleon BonaparBin his life fine,
insisted that the European question
would be fought out and settle III
Northern Africa. To-day the L french
army controls a large portiohIOf tile
dark continent. Spain is als9 about
to land strong force of troops on
the coast of Morocco, while England
IN her sly old way, is intriguing with
the Khedivc of Egypt against the
French. Just at present thf troops
Of France are victorious, bit while
following historical advice \ csliould
remember that Napoleon met his
first defeat in Africa. ~
The Owosso times., 1881-07-15

The Detroit board of education
has abolished special teachers of pen
manship and elocution in the schools
of that city. Will the board now
follow Mr.. Richard Grant Whites
advice and teach reading and writ
ing in the good old fashioned way?