The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-20

See McHardy's new ad.
Uncle Tom is again to visit Owosso.
Mr.. Elmer Howe is visiting his parents
this week.
Shattuck made fine display at the
Ovid Fair.
Mr.. Bert Wicking is spending few
days at Pontiac.
Mrs. Mary. AtiL, is visiting the family
of VIM. Boyce.
Our county ticket is a good one. See
to it that it is elected.
Japanese Tommy In his specialties is
said 10 be immense"
Ye candidates can be seen now-a.day
with handful of slips.
Mr.. Frank Wicking has opened a news
depot in the Post Office.
Owosso has been overrun this week
with blushing school ''mar'ms."
City Treasurer Armstrong has returned
from Pennington, Oakland county.
J. M. Parker, of Chicago has been WIS.,
ting with Dr. Beckwith this week.
Frank House is at st. Charles, hunting
duck In the large marsh near that place.
Mr.. G. J. Willett the what-is-it candi-
date for Congress, was in town on We'd
nesday.
The County Board of Examiners will
hold an examination for teachers tomorrow
in this city.
Mr.. John Turnbell received first pre-.
MUM on his draft horse, Excelsior" and
Sd on Commander" at the Lansing Fair.
Hon. Chas. s. May will try to say
something in favor of fusion party to-
: night at Opera Hall. He is renegade
Republican.
Mr.. B. Chaffee, General Agent for Smith
d Powell. breeders Of Holsteins at SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, was in Owosso during the
first of the week.
The "principles-be damned" party have
nominated Fordyce H. Potter for Repre-
sentative in the LIST district. Mr.. Cooper
will bury him on Nov. 9TH.
We have been favored this week with
pleasant calls from Prof. H. Ford. of De-
troit, and state Superintendent Of Schools
Varnum B. Cochran, of Lansing.
Rev. Mr. Wilson preached two exceed
ingly fine Sermons at the Congregational
church Sunday last. He will occupy the
pulpit again next Sabbath morning.
Mr.. F. Noble, of Grand Rapids. for.
merly owner of Aldine, was in the city on
Monday looking at the the horses of Dew
ey 8 Stewart and of p. NJ. Rowell.
Mr.. George W. Slocum, one of the old
est pioneers of this, county died at bis
residence in Middlebury Oct 10. He
was one of natures noblemen and highly
respected as citizen and neighbor. Aged
70 years.
There will be Union Sunday School
meeting next Sunday evening in the Meth
odist church. All teachers and persons
interested in Sunday school work are es-
pecially invited. Officers of the County
Sunday School Association will be present.
James Kelley, of this city, was drowned
in the Grand River at Jackson on Tuesday
night He was seen on the streets in the
evening previous drunk and had bottle
of gin n his pocket. He was in the en-
ploy of the railroad company. Age about
25.
Mr. August Shuttle was on last Saturday
evening welded by Rev. ]. M. Myer to Miss
Anna Reckling, both of West Owosso.
On this happy occasion were present
about $50 of their friends. They were
given by their numerous acqaintances
many valuable gifts among which were
handsome chamber set from his fellow
workme at Estcy's, a fine set of chairs
and $50 in cash. All wish the happy pair
smooth voyage over life's stormy sea.
In the production of remarkable scenic
effects the American stage is attaining a
wonderful degree of perfection, and among
these nothing is more beautiful and effec-
tive than the introduction of a real water
fall, the water dashing and sparkling over
the rocks in the most realistic manner, and
eliciting unbounded enthusiasm. This
novel feature is only one of the marvellous
scenic effects used in the presentation OF
Uncle Toms Cabin by Antony Il Elliss
World Famous Double Mammoth Ideal
Uucle T om's Cabin Company, which will
appear at Opera Hall on Wednesday next.
Among the numerous other attractions are
pack of trained Siberian bloodhouds,
knowing donkey, pony, two Topseys,
and the renowned Memphis University
Students. These colored artists have
called forth unbounded enthusiasm and
encore after encore is accorded them every
evening.--No lover of music can afford to
miss hearingthem. and crowded houses we