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

Armstrong speaks toyou all in another
column.
MIR. A. Woodwork has returned TO his
home at Buchanan.
The Eighme and Crown Prince White
Shirts at, Osburn & Sons.
Miss Fanny Mead, of Ovid, spent Sun
day, with friends in this city.
Our merchant tailors are Ia wing an un-
usual rush of work these days.
DR.. Mccormick and family have gone
to Morpeth, Canada, on short visit.
Mr.. James NJ Ashley, OF Toledo, Ohio,
was in this city on Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
j. A. Armstrong goes to Pennington,
Oakland Co., Tuesday, and will be gone
about ten days.
Mr.. o. G. Comstock, of Detroit, was in
the city the first of the week, visiting his
parents and friends.
Rainey and Macarthur, formerly of the
Corunna B. B. c., are now playing with
the East Saginaw club.
Rev. T. E. Egbert, who occupied the
Baptist pulpit several times last spring,
was in the city Wednesday.
Charles Richardson was awarded Is
premiums at Central Michigan Fair at
Lansing on grapes-9 first and second.
Mr.. Ellis VanGieson, of Grand Rapids,
formerly of this city, is spending the week
here with his brother, Mr.. A. VanGieson.
In another column will be found an al.
of the Ovid Fair to be held next week
commencing Tuesday and continuing four
days. 8a
Candidates are extremely polite and
pleasant, five weeks from now some of
them will be sour, cross and grabbed, as
they go sailing up Salt river.
Remember that Hon. r. G. Horn speaks
at Salisbury HALL, on Tuesday evening,
at half past seven o'clock, and don't fail to
hear him.
The dogs don't do all the barking these
days. Lots of it is done by those fellows
who want Office and cannot get even a
nomination at the hands of any political
party.
w. j. Stokes, late of Decatur, Michigan,
has been appointed Station Agent, at the
J. L. & S. depot in place of H. F. Hig-
by resigned.
The addition to the freight house at the
J. L. & S. depot is being enclosed, and
when completed will be an accommodation
that shippers will appreciate.
At an early day the Sunday School con-
nected with The Congregational church of
this city, will give an excursion to Detroit.
1t is intended to make it good time gen
orally.
p. M. Rowell's 8 year old mare. Kittie
Rowell, won first money at the Lansing
fair. in the race for three year olds on
Tuesday.
16 delegates were present at the Demo
cratic Representative convention on Satur-
days. of them from the country, while
at the Republican District convention SO
came from the country.
We notice that the political conglomer-
alton in this State style themselves "the
anti-monopoly party" To man up o
tree it looks as if the name antl-principle
party would be more appropriate.
We ars sending out this week, Gaia.
logue of the Michigan Sewing Machine
and Organ Company, that shows that this
company are pushing forward their work
with commendable zeal. G. +. Shattuck
Manager.
1t is fact that Owosso is booming. Tht
spirit of improvement is abroad, and new
buildings, genuine public improvements
and new business enterprises are the order
of the day in an unusual degree. Push or
the good work.
In addition to the premiums noted last
week, L. w. & o. Barnes received the fol
lowing on their registered Mcriho sheep a
the State Fair; 4th on ram three year!
old; 3D. on ram two years old; 3D. on ran
and five Of his get.
There will be no services at the Congre
gational church on Sunday. But on the
10Th inst, it is expected that Mr., Wilson
of Biddeford Maine, will preach. Person
ally we know him to be an able man, ant
an exceedingly interesting speaker.
1t is fact that the farmers of no othe
nation are as prosperous as the farmers o
the United States under the protective sys
tenn 1t IS, also, a fact that they wer
never prosperous under tariff for revenu
policy. Let the farmers heed these facts
and vote the Republican ticket.
The d., G. II. & M. Railway Compan.
have purchased the old Round House ant
adjacent grounds near the junction of Mr.
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