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

Inc attcntlOn OF our readers Is invited
TO the nd of Messrs. Todd & Burhans.
1t will pay each of you TO read 1t carefully
and next week Saturday give them call,
and see If they have not, in fact. real bar
gains to offer you.
The personal thanks of the editor of
The TINES are rendered Mr.. Carson for a
basket Of fine apples, Mr.. Goodale for
box of Concord grapes, and very nice
watermelon from gentleman whose
name we have forgotten.
The twenty-ninth annual session of the
Grand Lodge of Good Templars, will be
held at Lansing, commencing October II,
at o'clock. The delegates from Owosso,
entitled to seats are Z. L. Brewer, Hugh
B. Ross and the editor of THE TIMES.
The Chicago Tribune says that "the
sale of Jerome Eddy. for $50, 900, will be
consumated this week. Three parties are
after him, and the rivalry between them
is sharp We guess he will be sold If his
owners will take the $4,000, which is
doubtful.
Among the business enterprises of our
city which deserve more than passing
notice is the Table manufacturing estab-
lishment of Mcssrs. Robbins & Cooper in
West Owosso. They are reputcd to be
doing paying business, and seem to be
wide awake business men.
We are confident that the people of this
city by little judicious work can induce
some additional manufacturers to locate
here. which would do more to ensure the
future growth and prosperity of Owosso
than anything else that can be accom-.
plished, try it.-try it now.
The Congregational Church, of Ovid,
will give an excursion, via the d., G.. II.
& M. railway. to Detroit on Tuesday,
October 3D.. Fair from Owosso and re-
turn $3.50. The train will leave the depot
in Owosso at 7:25 q. m, and returning
will leave Detroit at $50 D. IN.
That there may be no misunderstanding
We wish to say that so far as we know the
Republicans of Owosso are as near unit
in support of the county ticket as any 500
voters ever were anywhere, and any re-
ports to the contrary are simply attempts
to divide and distract the party.
On Monday as Mrs. Amos Gould and
Mrs. Emanuel Young were driving in tie
cemetery, their carriage was overturned
and each of the ladies had an arm broken
They were promptly taken to their homes
the fractures reduced and at latest date.
are doing as we'll ms could be expected.
1.-THE two leading journals in the Co.
Amt you rather sick Bro. Ingersoll? Bet
ter ask the people which is the leading Re
publican paper in Shiawassee county We
think the answer would open your eyes q
little. The city of Corunna is not all Of
Shiawassee county, and don't you forget it
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Reed, of Leomin
ster, Mass. are visiting at L. +. Whites
Mrs. Reed will he remembered as Allie
Brooks, formerly n teacher in the Unior
School. She'has been an invalid for some
time, but is now improving with the pros
pect of fully recovering her usual health
We learn that Mrs. Edwin Crawford, o
Perry, was accidently shot, the Who'll,
charge entering the leg, making a wound
several inches in length, carrying with i
pieces of clothing The shot did not pas
through, and as but few of them could b
extracted the wound is considered danger
Gus.
The thirty fourth annual Fair of the Oak
land County Agricultural Society will b
held ut Pontiac on the Sd, 4th, 9TH ant
9th days of October. To this fair the d.
G. III. g. M. Railway will sell round triI
tickets good for the day at one fare, goo
for two or more days at one and onethirt
fare.
Our friends should not fail to remem be
the Central Michigan fair at Lansing mex
week. This is a very important fair, an
its annual exhibitions always prove YER
interesting. 1t opens on Tuesday, and W
expect to see all the leading farmers an
breeders of Central Michigan in after
dance
Rev. b. f. Matrau has returned. an
will officate at Christ church on Sunda
morning and evening. DR.. Peterson il
forms us that he has "a CALI to Colorad
at much better salary than can be pal
him here, yet for the good of that societ
and the city at large, we hope he will d'
cline that call with Its 81 800 salary.
The Corunna boys are Dragging of tn
victory their hired men won over on
team, composed of LIST and I'd nine players
: at the last game played in Corunna. I'll
fact is the Owosso club had been 50 on
J rageousy treated by the bogus club a
/ Corunna, that they would not go there
t play, so they took down some I'd min
J men.
MIR. Arthur McHardy has placed til
Office under special obligations for
'placque" sent out by the Austin, Webstt