The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-06
More burglars.
Keep your revolvers ready.

ne OnicdSO DdSe DILL Sius nave won
the championship for 1882.
Rhetorical exercises in the High School
one week from this afternoon.
The Executive Committee of the Agri-
cultural Society will meet tomorrow.
Jesse Shattuck returned to the Univer-
sity, on Saturday, to resume his studies.
Joe Amos of this city won Cd money in
a stallion race at Lansing on Wednesday.
Mr.. J. A. Armstrong has sold and
shipped in the last 10 months 60 Scotch
Coolie dogs.
An effort is being made to organize a
Lodge of Che Knights of Pythias in this
city, and we wish it might succeed.
AT the Central Michigan Fair. now be-
ing held at Lansing, there is said to be the
best exhibition of horses, cattle and sheep,
ever seen in the State.
A petition is being extensively signed by
our citizens. praying the Common Council
to donate the band stand to the Agricul-
tural Society for ticket office.
The Battle Creek Journal claims to rep
resent the views of majority of its read
ers in making attacks on the River and
Harbor bill. The people here favor the
bill.
At the East Saginaw fair the LIST Premi-
UNI on year Odds was given to colt
sired by Dewey & Stewards Joe Gavin.
and the I'd to one of Louis Napoleon's
colts.
Hon. r. G.. Horn will commence his
canvass in this county at Owosso, next
Tuesday evening, and you may just look
out for solid facts, and fusion annihilating
whacks.
We do not learn that arrangements are
yet perfected for starting spoke factory
There is much moneyin the business
and capitalists ought not to hesitate
about pushingit.
Among the arrivals ut the National the
past week were Hon. G. M. Wood, Pinck-
ney; N. E. Boynton, Port Huron; James
M. Ashley, Jr., Toledo. Ohio; H. E. Dun
can, Schoolcraft; Hon. D. p Sagendorph,
Charlotte.
Owing to the unavoidable absence of
several of the members, the Owosso Ac-
cademy of Medicine, adjourned on Thurs
day, without doing any business, to meet
at the same place on the LIST Thursday in
November.
There are delivered regularly each week
from the Owosso post office Al copies of
the weekly Post and Tribune 30 of the
Free Press ; 26 of the Michigan Farmer.
Besides this list, Osburn 81 Bro. have
large list of Detroit papers.
At the Clinton county fair at ST. Johns,
and at Elsie this week the Michigan Sew
ing Machine and Organ Company, after
careful inspection, were awarded
the LIST premium on their celebrated White
sewing machine, result that was richly
deserved.
The work of excavating for the receiv.
ing vault at Oakhill cemetery is progress
ing finely under the efficient management
of President Mabin. 1t is real curiosity
to see them lift tons of solid clay in the
bank as if it were so much straw with q
simple explosion of Dynamite.
A tramp was detected stealing rubber
overcoat from Amos express wagon on
Sunday morning ; was promptly taken in
charge, an officer summoned who placed
him in Jail. Monday morning he was
taken before Justice Taylor, plead guilty,
and sentenced 10 Ionia for three months.
Mr.. Thos. Kearns, late catcher of the
Owossos, is now playing in that position
with the Grand Rapids club. He is fine
player in all respects and knows how to
manage club. His Owosso friends all
wish him the best of success and he is
earning it, judging from Grand Rapids
papers.
The nth Annual Reunion and Banquet
of the Goth Michigan Infantry, will occur
at Ann Arbor, on the 10th inst. All mem
bers of that Regiment are most earnestly
invited to be in attendance. The pro-
gramme is an inviting one, and there
should be cordial response on the part oil
the brave boys in blue.
Do not fail TO attend Mrs. Hazlett's
meeting at Corunna. She is an eloquent
speaker, and will give the facts of this
canvss in plain unanswerable manner
that cannot fail to convince every un
preiudiced mind that she believes JUS
what she is saying is strictly true, and WI
have no doubt it will be.
The speech by Hon. d. p. Sagendorph
at Salisbury Hall on Monday night, wa
not up to Mr.. Sagendorph's usual efforts
but was intended to be a frank statemen
of the present canvass, judging 1t from
his, the Prohibition, standpoint. The audi