The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-09-29
TIE TIMES.



We are having cool nights, but very
pleasant days.
Mr. John Turnbell will show his horses
at the Lansing fair.
Messrs. Hubbard & Son will exhibit their
Short Horn cattle at the Ovid Fair.
We are late this week owing I'd the fair,
but we will be on time again next week.
The cost of the recent encampment of
State Troops at Howell was about $50, 900.
Miss Lizzie Gorton. of Racine, ,Wiscon
sin, is visiting at the residence of Ira
Merell.
The corn is now being cut up, and is as
good crop as was ever raised in the
county.
w. S. Jones, of this city, received first
premium on his Partridge Cochins at the
State Fair.
If you want the largest and the best
printed newspaper in the county. order
THE TIMES.
The meeting advertised for Robert E.
Frazer on Saturday night has been post
poned indefinitely.
Attention is asked to the advertisement
of Geo. w. Loring, advertising Registra
ton books for sale.
Mr. H. F. Highly left on Thursday even
ing for a trip to Dakota, TO be absent until
about November 1st.
Horsman's Gigantic Minstrels had packed
houses both evenings. The managers are
financially well paid.
The Senatorial convention, for this. the
twentieth Senatorial district, is in session
at Fowlerville to-day.
Meyrelle's X. T. Band made fine dis
play, and discoursed some good music
both days of the fair.
Mr.. G.. Nj. Eggleston, one of the oldest
residents of this vicinity, long and well
known by most of the people of Owosso,
died one day last week.
There will be quarterly temperance
meeting at the Maple River Baptist church
on Sunday, October 9Th, 1882. A general
good time is anticipated.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Hattie Per-
kins, employed at the State Reform School.
is seriously sick of typhoid fever, at the
residence of G. C. Duff, Esq
We see Mrs. Hazlett is on the stump
again this campaign. and we know she
could do good in Owosso. Please send
her here Mr.. Odds at an early day.
In our notice of the appointment of min
listers for stations in this county, by the M.
e. Conference, published last week, we
omitted the name of NJ. j. Scott at Hender-
son.
We ask the special attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Osburn &
Sons. They have fine stock of new
goods which they arc selling way down in
price.
An interesting letter from Hemlock city,
our Colorado letter, and other interesting
news items, are crowded out of this issue
of THE TIMES, by the work for the coun-
ty fair.
Mrs. Hazlett is advertised to speak at
Corunna on the evening of the 9th OF
October She is one of the most eloquent
women on 'the stump" and should draw
full house.
d. p. Sagendorph will certainly speak
in Opera Hall next Monday night, and all
who hear him whether they are for OF
against prohibition will certainly enjoy 9
rich literary treat.
Take special notice of the advertisement
of Mr.. C. C. Duff. He sells lots of good
teas, and piles of other groceries at bottom
prices. Try him once, and you will sure
ly 90 there ever after.
Rev. L. b. Plat will close his labors al
pastor of the Congregational church IL
this city on Sunday. His going is grea
public misfortune, but perhaps what is
our loss will be his gain.
On Saturday of last week, MIR. Edward
Chaffee, employed at the coal mine nea
Corunna, fell down the shaft, broke hi
shoulder, and receiving other injuries tina
it is feared will prove fatal.
The Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany has recently issued million copies
of pamphlet on Mackinaw, prepared by
Col. Pat. Doran. 1t is a beautiful littl'
book full of interesting facts.
We will furnish cheap to township
officers the notice for Registration, re
auired by law to be posted in, at least
twenty places in every township twent.
days prior to the day of Registration.
Let all of our readers take notice Of tn
meeting 10 be held next Monday evening
in Opera Hall. Free discussion Is tn
pride of the American people, and iron
it the Republicans have nothing to fear
The Corunna coal mine strike Is ended