The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-06-29

bic and settle up. We need the money.
Come one, come all and you win rest cas-
Ter thereafter
We are late this week owing to the rush
of job work and also work for the special
election. We have had all the extra help
we could engage in the county, but were
unable to keep up with the rush.
Our school number had an exceedingly
large sale.
THE TIMES is under obligations TO the
Secretary, ]. G. Sterling for copy of the
Premium List of the Michigan State Agri-
cultural Society," for the 35th Annual Fair
to be held at Detroit Sept. 17-21 inclu-
sive.
A fine two year old heifer and n hand
some grade Short Horn COW for sale. En-
quire at this office.
The Republicans of New Hampshire owe
it to themselves and the Republicans of the
nation to stop quarreling, and re.elect Rol
Inns, the caucus nominee to the Senate.
There is not, so far as we can see. and we
know something of political affairs in New
Hampshire, the least earthly reason for OPP
posing the election of Mr.. Rollins on the
part of any true Republican, and in point
of ability, and as a man of sterling integ-
rity he is the peer of any man in the State.
Boys stand by your colors be true TO the
will of the majority, and your future will
be as full of glorious victories as the past
has been.
The D., G. II. and NJ. railway have
placed on the route between here and De-
troit fast express leaving Owosso for De-
troit at $40 A. M. and returning leave De-
troit for Owosso, at $50, P. M. reaching
Owosso at II 40
The meeting or the Press Association of
the 9th Congressional District, was held
at Ovid on Monday. Some twenty or
more of the newspapers in the District
were represented. The gentlemen present
were entertained in a most hospltable man.
ner by the proprietors of the Union and the
Register, the dinner being served in al
most royal style by Mr.. Fitzgerald at his
house, and the supper at the Hotels. In
teresting papers were read by Mr.. Nc Mil
Ian Of the Bay City Tribune, the venerable
ID. G. Henderson of the Allegan Journal,
and j. E. Scripps of the Evening News.
and brief address was given by the ed
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talks by several other gentlemen present,
notably by Mr.. Van Buren, of the Lansing
Republican, and Mr.. Fuller of the Clinton
Republican. L. E. Rowley of the Lansing
Journal was elected President, and Mr..
Slocum of the Holly Advertiser Secretary.
The next meeting will be held at Lansing
about the holidays.
Concert at the Baptist Church
Monday evening, July End, for the
benefit of the Ladies Aid Society.
a free admission to all lovers OF good
music, and collection will be taken
for the purpose of meeting all expense
and entertaining the good work.
One of Flint's favorite vocaists and
a young lady violinist, also young
lady cornet player, will be mere to
assist several of our singers and play
ers in this place. Come, listen and
give accordingly.
Rev. Mr.. Reed was called to Maple
Rapids to attend the funeral Of his
granddaughter, on Sunday.
A very pleasant wedding party as
sen bled at the residence of VIM. A.
Woodard, on Wednesday evening to
witness the marriage of his daughter
Ida A. and ]. Jerome Davis. The
presents were numerous and costly,
of the real regard in
which the high contracting parties
are held by their numerous relatives
and friends in Owosso and vicinity.
The happy couple left on an early
evening train for brief wedding trip
in the eastern part of the state. The
Rev. Geo. H. Wilson, of the Congre-
gational Church, officiated, and the
occasion was one of more than usual
genuine pleasure to those in attend
ance.
Farm laborers are reported to be in
demand in all parts of this county at
prices varying from SI8 to $40 a
month, board and washing included.
The sermon of Rev. Mr.. Wilson on
evening was an able expose
of the causes of crime in the country,
a very large share of whichwas attrib-
uted to the traffic in alcoholic liquors.