The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-11-30
Hon. VIM. fitzpatrick is in Detroit

Mrs. i. X. Bailey lett on MONDAY
for short visit among old friends at
Lockport, N. Y.
The famous lecturer Soiourner
Truth, colored lady 1903 years old
died at Battle Creek on Monday.
The new two cent morning daily,
The Times, will make its appearance
at Detroit on Monday morning.
Mr.. Patton exhibited case of 48
varieties of his homemade candies
at this Office this morning.
Mr.. George Stichler, citizen OF
Shiawassee county since 1855, died
in Laingsburg on Sunday night, aged
73years. 81 81 t2
LORING'S
NEW STORE is overloaded with
large assortment of Holiday Goods.
T. d. Dewey, Vice President of
the State Board of Agriculture, was
at Lansing Monday, on official bust
ness at the State Agricultural College.
Miss Eda Dawes, who has been
spending the past six months with
friends in Orleans county, N. Y, re-
turned home on Saturday.
We note the marriage at Woodruff,
on the 18th inst, of Frank Folan
and Matte Mcdowell, both of that
township.
The people should remember the
Union Temperance meeting to be
held at the Baptist church on Sun
day evening.
We have received pleasant calls
this week from Will Gould and Jesse
Shat:uck, now home for the Thanks
giving vacation from Ann Arbor.
Mr.. Arthur McHardy is working
up telephone connection with
Fenton, and thus with the s. ate sys-
tenn under the Bell patent. We hope
he may succeed in his efforts.
AS she was on her way to church
last Sunday morning, Mrs. Salisbury
tripped on loose board in the side
walk and fell, breaking her right arm.
The demand for Jerseys is increas-
ing. VIM. Greene, of Sciota, has
just sold a. three-quarter blood bull
calf to Michael Leveck, of Ben ming
ton. Price, $a5.
FREE DIsTRIBUuoN.-I have a box
of the last report Of, the Michigan
State Bo ard of Agriculture for free
distribution. IT. d. DEWEY.
Jackson Wagon Company send us
beautiful little Autograph repre-
senting the Jackson Wagon Sunfower
Band as they appeared at the great
Minneapolis fair in 1883. It's a fine
picture.
Orson Estey and companions have
returned from a hunting and trap.
ping trip in the north woods. They
shot ten deer and were very success
full with the traps. We return thanks
for liberal supply of fine venison.
Citizens must be on their guard
one night recently man with
muffledJ feet followed Mr.. Hershey
along the street, and only desisted
when satisfied that his purpose was
known and that Mr.. H. was armed
SIS Olds, of Lansing, late Secre
tary of the Republican state centra
committee, and now deputy Collector
of Internal Revenue for the first dis
trict in Michigan, was in the city OF
official business Tuesday. sgfB
THE TIMES Printing Co. have jus
added another large invoice of new
type and other printing material, ant
are better prepared than ever before
10 do the finest artistic job printing
at such rates as will command public
commentator.
The worse than brutal murder o
Policeman Billiard by a Detroi
rough on Thanksgiving eve call
loudly for the prompt organization
of Judge Lynch court. We do no
believe in capital punishment, but W
are sure such Williams as Georg
Wilson ought not to live.
On the night that the attempt wa
made tn rob the National Bank