The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-09-22

Do not tail 10 read The ads or Mcssrs.
G. J. Stuart, Osburn & Sons, The
Farmers Review, and for the Shows.
Each and every one of them will be of
general interest. Space and the late hour
at which the ads came in prevents more
extended notice this week.
The Browns, of Pittsburg, Pa. will play
n second game with the Owosso club on
Tuesday afternoon. 1t will be recalled
that our boys in the former contest, tied
the Browns in ID innings contest. We
trust the people will turn out this time,
and see them do IL over again.
An exchange remarks. and we specially
commend the remarks to the attention of
our young lady readers. that, Zone of the
surest roads to ruin irodden by young
girls is the pernicious custom of INDUCING
in clandestine correspondence with any
handsome scamp who lies in wait for
Them"
The following from the Saginaw Herald
is specially commended to the attention of
friend Turner, who has the rare good for.
tune to be enjoying t,co honeymoons at the
same time. "Did you hear the news from
Maine? 1t is terrible news to be received
during the honeymoon Of the Demo Green
back business"
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Metho-
dist church, will furnish meals at their
rooms, corner Washington and Exchange
streets, during the days and evenings of
the time of the county fair. Oysters will
be served if the weather is cool; ice cream
if IL is warm. They cordially invite their
friends throughout the county to give them
call
If the young man who lighted cigar in
front of the Congregational church last
Sunday evening, as the people were COM
inging out after service, repeats the offense
we will publish his name If the ladies
of the city are to be insulted, as they come
out OF church, by having tobacco smoke
pulled into their faces, they shall know
who the offenders are.
The awful corruption of the Republicans
of Michigan was perhaps never better il.
Illustrated than by the latest financial state
ment which showed balance under the
control of the State Treasurer on the 10th
inst, of 81, 77s, 4O2.S 80, of which sums ST.
III, 633.82, was deposited with the banks
On which the State, on called loans, was
receiving four per cent interest.
The Republican plurality in Maine is
S.973. with IA small plantations to hear
from. The Legislature is Republican, in
the Senate 20 to 3. in the House 10S to Al
with two district not yet officially deter.
mined. The Republicans elect the county
officers in 49, the IS counties Fusion
did not prove to be winning card this year
in Maine, nor will it be in Michigan.
We understand that the County com
mittee at their meeting on Tuesday, or
ganized by the election of Frank Peacock
as Secretary, and an Executive committee
consisting of Hon. A. A.. Harper, G.. w
Loring and Frank Peacock $ that arrange
ments were made for vigorous campaign
and that the work necessary to ensure {
rousing Republican majority be done.
The d.. G. II. & M. railway ADVERTISE
four excursions to the Milwaukee Exposi
ton, which opened Sept. Is, and closes
Oct. 81. Tickets will be sold by any
train on Sept. 10 and 23 and Oct z and IA
good for six days from date of issue. Thi
includes ride over one of the best road
of Michigan. and delightful ride across
Lake Michigan on an elegant steamer.
The base ball club will play with tn
Flint boys at Pastime Park, on Saturda,
afternoon, at 3 o'clock, and it is hopet
there may be large attendance. Gu
boys have done all that was possible, al
through the season, to entertain the peopl
and we think there should be prompt re
Spouse on their part at this game whicl
will, probably, be a closely contested one
each club playing their best.
The base ball game at Flint, between
the Owosso and the Flint clubs resulted
to in favor of the Flint boys. Up to tn
end of the 9th inning not score had bee
made by either club, hut wild thro,
made by Frank House let the Flint boy
have three scores. But the game was u
exciting one, very fairly played as Who'll
by both clubs, and the interest will b
kept up on the grounds here on Saturday
The Editor of the Greenbacker claim
that he "has always been II staunch r.,
publican. Will he tell his readers whetht
he supported Garfield in 1880? And if b
did, will he point out one reason why II
does not now support the Republica
party, that did not then exist. Ii he di
not, let him stop claiming that he has a
ways been staunch Republican, as a
"Staunch Republicans voted for Garfield
We deeply regret TO learn that the Cd