The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-06-09


Ion Saturday last, Mr.. H w. Parker
deposited in one Of our banks some seyen
hundred dolltrs. and on the same night his
store at Oakley was broken open. but
fortunately only. q few dollars were found
and TAKEN cm,i g'launlgaos srolsf1o.
Se The q Owosso Base Ball club had q
friendly game with the Vernon club ut
Vernon. yesterday The (Owosso boys
were victorious by a score of0to6., "A
return game is TO be played in this city Or,
"Wednesday next. ~ alsr sehaTg lfiyos I
The bali boys wish to grant the privilege
70 someone, Of putting up 4 grand stand on
ball grounds. with o seating capacity Of
from 8 to 0 hundred. .blCertainly. this
opportunity should be-accepted and a stand
be built at once.toD $50 4
lag. e. Smith Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
following sales from his flock of registered
Merinoo sheep, : TO the citizens Of Byron,
this county; 9. NJ Eddy 20 ewes; E.
Burlingame. 10, ewes; Leonard Chatfee, 10
ewes; J.oR. Dums5 ewes .,sswdiYu~
1.-THE 2Shiawassee Journal ssys;--At the
close of a sermon an exchange says the
minister became impressive, Raising his
voice. he said b" Judgment jpdg.
menttY andsa small boy in the vestibule
shouted, r'out IN Firstf'Y6 % sm9es !,
Mr.. GIN. Grahame, general agent for
McCormick's goods, was thrown from a
carriage "Wednesday. by the, breaking OF
the king bolt, 2 and severely injured, one
rib was broken, another fractured, besides
being generally bruised. ~. ~ 'i1l 81
u 1t is stated that the Methodist of this
country spend $4,000 every day on build.
ing and repairing their houses of worship.
Well they have a good many men like
Rev. 8. Reed, and the public are reaping
the reward of their labors. a.
Mrs. DIR. Arsenath Smith died at her
home on Park St., on Saturday morning.
She had been a resident of this city for a
number of years. Funeral services were
held on Monday afternoon by b. f. Ma
trau. Her remains were taken to Bristol,
Vt.
The Summer Institute to be established
at Petoskey the present season is justly
attracting much attention from the teach
ers and students throughout the State.
The faculty will consist of well known
professors from the State Normal Hillsdale
College, and the University.
P. M. Roth left at our Office one day
this week two pe~cket-books which he
found near the store of N. McBain. In
one there is u note given by J. b. Curtis,
to N. McAvery, a number Of receipts etc.
The owner can have the same by calling at
this office, proving property and paying
charges.
The G.. HI. & Nj. railway will issue
tickets from all stations to Detroit and re-
turn for one fair, on the occasion of Grand
Reunion Of the Army of the Potomac.
Tickets good going to Detroit on the -,
IA and 10Th days of June, and good to re-
turn on any train not latter than the 18th.
| We hope to see Owosso largely repre-
sented.
For the farmer, stock breeder and all
interested in stock raising, we commend
the National Live Stock Journal. There
is no other stock paper so full of articles
Of general interest TO all as the Journal
1t is printed monthly, and each months
magazine seems to be better than that Of
the preceding. Subscriptions received at
this Office.
Soldiers, attention.! Milo B. Stevens &
| Co., the well known war claim attorneys,
will be represented at Corunna, Monday and
Tuesday, June Goth and 27th. by their
special agent, Frank l. Darling. Soldiers
and others interested in claims for pension,
increase of pension, or other claims, it il
hoped, will give him a call. Mr.. Darling
will be at the office of the County Clerk.
The Ovid Register says:-The Ovid and
Owosso Congregational pulpits exchanged
pastors last Sunday. The Owosso minis
ter is so full of humor that it bubbled out
in nearly every sentence. At the COM
mencement of his eloquent morning dis
course he said the predigal son was lone
Of your dry. juiceless boys. The young
reverend gentleman Is a member of the
Owosso base ball club which will take a
licking at the hands Of the Detroit club in
the near future.