The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-09-22

Hon. Josiah Turner spent the Sabbath
with his family in this city. and favored
THE TINES by friendly call before he
left for his post of duty at Amherstburg.
Turn out stock men of Shiawassee. at the
fair next week, and convince an unbeliev.
ing public that there is as good stock in
this county as there is in the State Of Michi
gan.
A Telephone Exchange has been organ
lied in this city, with headquarters over
MIR. Shattuck's Music Store, and they ex-
pect to be open for business early next
week.
The selection of s. s. Olds of Lansing,
as Secretary of the Republican State Com
mittee means business. A better posted or
more efficient man could notbefound in the
| State
Rev. S. Reed will occupy his pulpit in
the Methodist church next Sunday. A
Praise service will be held in the evening,
in which the choir and congregation will
unite.
Rev. Seth Reed returned from Confer
ence on Wednesday morning. 1t gives the
public generally much satisfaction to know
that he is to remain in charge here for the
ensuing year.
Hon. d. p. Sagendorph. the Prohibition
candidate for Governor, and an able and
eloquent speaker, will address the people
of Owosso and vicinity on Monday even
ing, October I'd.
The st. Charles Reporter has come out
greenback. Well. one mans position is
now defined, and his vote noted for this
gear. Something that in the past no man
has been able to do.
Special Agent Turner, of Flint, of the
Post Office Department, was in this city
Thursday, but we venture to guess that he
did not find anything which needed firing
in the post Office here.
"Some men are born great. some achieve
greatness and some slip up on it, Adj
ditional particulars can be obtained of MIR.
J. D.. Evans, the would have been nominee
of the fusionists for Sheriff.
Our merchants are already receiving
their stocks of fall goods, and now is the
time for them to tell the splendid bargains
they have in store for the people, through
the columns of THE TIMES.
AS we go to press No. wheat is selling
on our streets for 06 cts, No 2 at from IS
to 80 cts, oats at 25 to 80 cts, potatoes 20
to 20 cts. corn in the ear per basket. 40
cts. apples, fair fall, at $100 Dbl.
We notice again at his wonted post Mr..
j. g. Dingman, the popular grocer in the
Salisbury block, who has returned from a
visit with friends in New York State
The Misses Tillotson of this city, and
Miss Abbie Phillips, of Bancroft, left on
Wednesday, for Pittsfieid, Mass, to re-
sumo their studies at Maplewood Semin
airy. Mrs. Tillotson accompanied them.
Next Saturday the ladies of the M. E.
church society will furnish warm meals al
Z their rooms for the last time except on the
three days of the county Fair. All old
patrons and friends are invited by the
committee.
The Owosso boys won an easy victory
over the Crescents of Mt. Clemens, a,
Pastime Park last Saturday. The score
standing IA to A. and might just as wei
have been 40 to 0 if our club had desired
to make it so.
For the past three weeks we have had {
constant rush of job.work. Our citizens
begin 10 appreciate the fact that If they
want first.class work at reasonable prices
they must 90 to THE TIMES Office for it
Hence the rush.
Again we invite the attention of tb,
public to the Western Michigan Fair. L
be held at Grand Rapids next week. Thi
fair has always been one of the very bes
held in the State, and it should be mad
all of that this year.
The Democratic Representative Distric
Convention, to nominate candidate TO
Representative in the State Legislature
will be held at the Council Chamber il
Owosso, on Saturday, September Both, a
2 o'clock in the afternoon.
" Mr.. w. Broad, so long the popular hea'
clerk at Duff's grocery, has changed ant
can now be found at the mammoth dr.,
goods and clothing house of Osburn !
J, Sons. He lisa capital good clerk and viii
be valuable IN any establishment
The Jolly Pathfinders' on WEDNESDAY
> evening of this week was magnificen
G performance. Although it has been playe
$ here twice before this year, they wcr
greeted by good house. Every one wen
d away fully satisfied and feeling amply re
u paid.
It Mrs. j III. Howe, accompanied by he
brother. Mr.. William A. Cook, left Wed
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