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

IL. N. Mcrell, OF lansing, maue OWOssO
flying visit Friday.
At the State Fair L. w. & O. Barnes, of
Byron, were awarded premiums as fol-
lows LIST on Short Hort bull four years
old or over; I'd on two grade fine wool 3
years old; I'd on two ewes year Old Isl
and I'd on eve lambs; 1st on Poland China
boar year old; LIST and 3D. on boar under
year; 1st on SOW two years old; 3D. on
sow under one year, 1st on pen of pigs;
1st for boar of any age
A farmers team ran away from Freseke
Bros. brick yard on Tuesday morning,
dashed the wagon to pieces. The horses
ran through Washington street north to
King street, with parts of the wagon at
tatched to each of them, though they had
broken apart and were running for might
and main each on his own hook. The
horses We're captured near the fair grounds
done to the wagon.
The NJ. T.. Sunday School mt Hender.
son, will give an excursion to Lansing and
Jackson. via. the j. l.. & S. Railroad. on
Thursday, October 18th. Fare for round
trip from Henderson and Owosso to Lam
sing and return, 80 cents, to jackson $3.50.
IL is the intention of the managers to make
the excursion u pleasant one for all who
may join it, and we trust large number
of our citizens will find it both for their
pleasure and interest to go, and thus aid
the Sunday School work.
The death of Mr.. John d. Aimendinger,
zen of Caledonia, and one of the early set
tiers in what is now the city Of Owosso.
He had been sick for sometime and his de-
cease was not unexpected, yet it leaves Il
void not to be filled among the pioneers of
Owosso. He was buried at Oakhll Gem
etery, the Rev. Mr.. STARTS officiating on
the Goth. He will long be remembered as
one who fought valiently in an early day
for the success of our now prosperous city
of Owosso.
The profits on garden farming if the
tale told us at Corunna is strictly true, are
sufficient, at least, to attract the attention
of farmers. We are told that Mr.. c. j.
Gale, off from 90 acres of land until re-
Gently pronounced worthless, has raised
this year 1000 lbs OF onion seed worth
$4,000, besides 1900 bushels of onions
worth $4,000, and other crops worth $500
more, leaving after paying all expenses a
net profit of $4,000 from his 90 acres If
this is not good showing from 20 acres of
Shiawassee swamp land, we wait for some
one to make it. or better one.
Poor Doctor don't you feel bad because
Y there is Republican journal in Owosso
Well, much as we pity you, we propose to
publish THE TINES all the same. But
when you say that any fraud has been
perpetrated in this Office or attempted, you
say that which is not true. The Fair bills
were printed by the employees of TIE
TIMES, and the imprint thereon is per-
} fectly legitimate more than that we are
prepared any day TO do better printing IL
: colors than can be done in any other office
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, get it. Besides zee cnn and ,oiU do IL for les.
money, and you may as we'll remember
that fact also, and not swear about j
; either.
; The honesty and patriotism of one mem
Der of the Greenback party was beautifully
illustrated at Corunna last week. TIL,
facts in the case as reported to us by one
. of the citizens of Corunna are, that OF
Tuesday this man called on a prominen
Greenbacker there and told him he wa
, sent into Shiawassee county by the Green
! back State Central Committee to organic
Greenback clubs, and inquired of hin
where he could obtain team. This gen
r tleman introduced him to Mr.. w. Cole,
t livery stable keeper, who he told him wa
i q live Greenb8cker He obtained for us
Y for four days $3.50 rig and started out t.
9 organize his clubs, and Mr.. Cole thinks h
4 is organizing yet, as he has not beel
: heard from, and the sheriff with warran
has so far been unable to get even a'trac
d of him or his greenback clubs. Moral
| DOu iCb oiCCbouSh os'obSSio h"'N '"i
i liable teams with which to organize clubs
On Friday of last week Mr.. A. J. Cole
of Burns township, was killed by hi
y bull. 1t is said that the bull was an ugl,
one, feared by the people Of the vicinity
but Mr.. Cole thought him harmless, thoug
his family urged him often to dispose o
him, but he as often made fun of thei
; fears. That Friday morning. as Mr.. Col
. was going out to his work, he noticed hi
; cattle in the corn field and leaving hi
team standing in an adjacent field went
as it would appear, and drove his cattl
back into the pasture and put up the fence
Then in crossing the pasture to 90 TO hi
. team he was attacked by the bull Al
d parently he drove a horn through MI
I Coles body on the first assault and the