The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06

Subscribe for THE TINES, only 20 cents
to January LIST, 1888.
The Board of Supervisors meet in annual
session next Monday.
All of Horr's meetings are in the even
ing, at half past seven.
Do not fail to read the advertisements in
this issue of THE TINES
The fairs at Lansing and Flint this week
have been very successful.
Farmers are digging their potatoes, and
the yield is said to lie very large.
The Supreme Court has granted the
notorious Sophia. Lyons, a new trial.
The official list of the premiums awarded
at the county fair, will appear next week.
September 29th,. to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Green. of Sciota. son. weight III
lbs.
We are beginning to have cool nights
but the days this week have been delight
full
Mr.. A.. j. Patterson, of the National,
has gone for two weeks hunt in Mime
sofa.
About sixty Of our citizens attended the
Central Michigan Fair, at Lansing, on
Thursday.
Shoot down every person who tries to
force an entrance into your houses in the
night time.
Miss Nellie Burch, of Lansing, spent the
first of the week visiting at the residence
of Ira Merell.
Several of the young people of the city
are taking lessons in Phonograpy, of Miss
Helen Manning.
Some errors that crept into our report of
speed premiums at the county fair, will be
corrected next week.
The decrease in the public debt during
September, was $14,S05,94S, since June
Both, 1882, $44, 794, 237
The show of dogs and other fine stock,
at the residence of ]. A. Armstrong, is
very fine. Go and see them.
Joseph Sanders has bought the Battle
Creek Tribune Under his management
we have no doubt The Tribune will be
wide awake Republican paper, just such
a one as is needed in Battle Creek
Ben Colvin was present at the county
Fair arguing with greenbackers to vote
against fusion and for principle. He put
in some big licks-with his mouth.
Hon. David Gould is home from Color
ado. The trip proved beneficial, and he
reports having real pleasant time.
The Caro- Citizen and Advertiser have
been consolidated. They will now make
a strong paper, Geo. II. Pond, editor.
The popularity of the Republican county
nominees increase rapidly the more there
is seen of the candidates by the people.
Hon. Charles NJ. Wood, the next Sena-
tor from this district, favored THE TIMES
with friendly call on Thursday morning
Messrs. Fred Burhans and James Shot.
we'll, leave Monday for four weeks duck
hunt on one IF the bays in Northern Mich.
igan.
The Post and Tribune very forcibly
SAYS, there is no conflict between the farm
and the factory. Their interests are one.
Each prospers best when both prosper to-
gether.
Prof. J. Myrelles has resigned the lead.
ership of aud withdrawn from the 21st X.
T. Band, causing vacancy that it will be
hard TO fill
Why not make arrangements now to
orgaLize q lecture association and have a
series of first.class lectures during the
coming winter?
1t is said horse stealingi is on the increase
in all parts of the State, and we are in
formed that Caro-, Corunna and Bancroft
have suffered from these thieves recently.
- Congressman Horr is doing glorious
work in various parts of the State See tc
it citizens of Owosso, that he has crowd
ed house on Tuesday night, at Opera Hall
Rev. James Hamilton, Of Ionia. will
speak in the interests Of prohibition, al
Salisbury Hall, on Friday evening, the
18th inst. Let him be greeted by full
house.
Do not fail 10 notice the calls for Re
publican meetings in this county. 1t Il
important that the people should attent
and listen to the discussion of the issues o
the day.
The advertisements Of the business men
of Owosso should not be overlooked
Those who advertise literally are always
the ones who sell the most and best goods
at the lowest prices.
The free traders believe that American
working men receive too high wages
What say you 10 that, mechanics in tn