The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-09-15

Yes. we should say ''things were little
mixed" when the old Democratic party of
Shiawassce county has not stamina enough
TO nominate Democratic county ticket.
A broad spacious walk is being laid on
the east side of the Exchange Hotel, on
Ball street. AID Wells Is "bossing the
job, and that ensures its being well done.
Last week the gambling houses in New
York were all closed. Why not close
them in Owosso and put an end to the
burglarics that are being committed. That
will do it.
One day this week Messrs Brewer &
Howe received a large stock of boots and
shoes, just from the manufacturer, bought
cheap for cash, which they will sell at bot
tom prices.
G. Ranger, pays his respects to 90" the
well known Laingsburg correspondent, in
short article in the last News Want of
space prevents our copying, but it is spicy
all the same.
The publisher of THE TIMES, Mr.. Il. 0.
Dewey, is rusticating amid the peach
orchards, in the vicinity Of South Haven,
this week, and will take in the State Fair
on his return.
The Democrats at their county conven-
ton last Saturday, adjourned to the 10th
inst, the date of the fiat convention.
Well let the coalition be made, we can
beat it out of sight.
We are pleased to know that the fruit
cooperating establishment of Mr. A. T.
Thomas, in West Owosso, is success.
He now has all the work he can do, and
employs eight hands
One of the imperative necessities of this
city is u good system of water works. and
we trust in the not distant future the
Council will give the attention to this SUBJ
ject its merits demand.
We hear that there is q case of diph-
liberia near the Handle, Factory, in West
Owosso. The utmost caution should be
taken to guard against its spread On the
part of all of our citizens.
The Eaton Rapids Journal says that 50.
A. Armstrong and Chas. E. Greene, of
Owosso. are at the Frost House Santa
rum. Mr., Armstrong is looking much bet
ter than he did the first time he came for
treatment"
Do not fail to be present, if you are a
delegate, ut the Republican district con-
vention to be held tomorrow, in the
Council Chamber, for the nomination of a
man to represent this district, in the next
Legislature.
The Saginaw Herald comes to our table
enlarged, changed to seven column
quartz, with new dress, and is now by far
the best daily, outside Of Detroit in the
State We ask for it the patronage Of
Shiawassee Republicans.
Present indications point to the most
successful meeting of the Shiawassee
County Agricultural Association in the
history Of the organization. The people of
the county should arrange 10 make the
fair days the gala days of the year.
The Freiseke brothers inform us that
they have manufactured so far this season
nearly two millions of brick, that they
have several orders which they cannot
fill, though they hope to manufacture
about three millions in all this year.
/ The Evening News says that the en-
ternal revenue officers have paid Corunna
and OwossO drug men some recent visits
and have found evidences of violated in.
ternal Revenue laws Several have paid
sums of from $40 to $50 to fix up things.
Rev. Seth Reed, left on Tuesday after
noon to attend the session of the Detroi,
Conference. We presume there is not
man woman or child connected with til
M. +. church here, who does not desire
his return to this station for another year.
Mr.. Williams informs us that new
class has been added to the premium lis
for the forthcoming fair, to consist Of
trotting for year old colts, half mile
heats, 3 to enter, 2 to start. Premiums,
S15 to first $40 to second, and So. tc
third.
At the Greenback city caucus on Mon
day evening, the following delegates tc
the county convention, to be held at Cor
unna tomorrow were chosen. w. Davis
i l.. VanDusen, J. III. Howe, f. Cherry
John Turnbel, T. Morton, Ira Merell w
A. Woodland, Jr.
The Chronicle people have ministerial
guest from Owosso stopping with them
namely the Rev. L. b. Plat. He is, W,
are informed, the second baseman of the
Owosso club, and as the Chronicle is Tho
sporting paper of the city, it is natural fo
it to entertain the sports.
On Thursday morning at Shepardsvile
Mr.. John Maheney. while engaged II
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