The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 18??-1882, 1882-01-27

Regularity this year.
We learn that Mrs Geo. w. Dexercau,
is steadily improving,
The NJ. c. r. r. Co., is requiring al
employees TO be vaccinated.
Mr. L. F. Allen. of West Branch
did THE TIMES office on Saturday last
We are indebted to the Farmers Review
for a copy of yennor's Almanac for 1882
Several couples of 0wosso young people
took in" the social dance given at Fen
ron last Friday evening.
Justice Hunt. of the Supreme Court. hai
p,ssd both louise and Senate.
Senator Ferry will read paper before
che annual meeting of tic Michigan Pomo.
logical Society at Lansing in June.
The Jury in the Guiteau case did no,
disagree worth cent. 1t took them just
six minutes to say the beast was guilty.
A large company assembled to formerly
open the Rectory last Friday evening, and
a very pleasant time enjoyed byall present.
Miss Nora Towne, who has been visit.
ing IN this city for the past few weeks, re.
turncd TO her home in Lansing on Satur.
day last.
We are under obligations to Rev. B. F.
Matrau, Rector of Christ Church, for a
copy of his sermon I'm Memoriam" of
Madam Elise I.ebritn
Owosso Lodge No 81 F. & A. M, was
rcprcacnted at Detroit Ivy Thomas Nelan,
w. NJ. Corunna Lodge No. 115 by Jeffer-
son d. Leland, w. NJ.
We Join most heartily in the statement
of the Lansing Republican ''that Michigan
has never had more efficient executive
than Is David II. Jerome"
We understand TINT the arrangements
for the Casket manufactory are So far per-
fected that there is no doubt of the early
erection of tine buildings to be used by
thcm.
There arc 6.95S telephones in operation
IN this State, of which 800 are in Detroit
Owosso people should wake up. HIM.
dred or more could be used here advan-
tageously.
Sickness in the family of the editor pre-
vented him from being present ut the
meeting Of the Agents of the State Board
of Charities, at Pontiac, on Thursday of
last week.
The January number of the National
Live Stock Journal comes to our table
filled, as it always Is, with articles Of
value to every farmer and stock breeder.
The jackson Citizen favors the enact.
ment Of stl;e law 20 suppress gambling
In stocks. grains, provisions and cotton,
and for the suppression of bucket shops.
The Supreme Court sustain the legality
of the arrest OF Peoples M Detroit charged
with the murder Of Martha Whitla but
say that under the evidence yet secured he
should be admitted to bail.
we were shown recently by Mr.. Arson
Crawford an arrow head which was found
on his farm in Oakland Co., many years
ago. 1t shows plainly that the Noble Red
Man was a skillfull worker Of copper.
The President has nominated Samuel
Post, of Ypsilanti. foi Pension. Agent. 8. s.
Mathews. of Pontiac. for United States
Marshal. and s. NJ. Cutcheon. of Detroit.
for U. s. Attorney. both for the Eastern
District of Michigan.
The Battle Creek Journal says the
Grand Trunk has secured the charter for
u road from Pontiac to Jackson. which
now connects with the Detroit line, and
will at once commence to lay the iron.
Rev. Mr.. Plat delivered the first of his
lectures on his visit to Mr. Lee, in Turkey.
fast Sabbath evening to large and deeply
Interested audience, ut the Congregational
church. The second lecture will be given |
AT tho same place next Sabbath evening.
As we go to press wheat is worth s1.2S;
oats. 40 ut 43 cts.; Barley, $1.75 per
ccntum; corn. IS at 30 cts. per basket;
clover sted. s475 at $4s5; pork, 1926;
beef. 8 at 6 cts by the side chickens,
cts. {: turkeys. 10 cts; hay, from SO to $40
, ton.
We noticed last week the arrest of
Mrs. Emma Walworth. Of Bancroft,
charged with causing the death of her
husband, and that the examination was in
We learn that she was dis.
charged on Tuesday. no probable cause
being shown
Al a meeting of tho stock holders of the
First National Bank. of Owosso, held at
banking Office on Saturday, the following
directors for tho ensuing year were elect
ed: Amos Gould, T. u. Dewey. A. H.
Byerley. L. Struber. James Osburn, Nor
ris Osburn. p. II. Gould.
A company from Madison Square
Theatre, New York. will render Hazel
I<irl<e". at Opera Hall on Saturday even
ing. February 18Th. This play is one OF
great public interest," rs is shown by It's
repdiiion for some 500 successive times Mt
ne Madison Square Theatre.
Mr.. McHardy on Wednesday shipped
his fourth car load Of clover seed. He
uays the crop in Shiawassec County the
present year will probably exceed 1900
bushels. of which he has already shipped
uver 1000 bushels. He also states that
Inc receipts in Owosso exceed those Of
wheat
Tho annual session Of Grand Council