The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-10-26
t. r. Bailey is at Albion this week
On business connected with the COM

AS one OF the results of the active
enterprise of our city, The TIMES
notes that the Gates Bros. recently
sent 10, 900 cigars to Dakota.
Pau! M. Roth (not of Paris, France
bat he has father as is) still cut.
clothes to fit, at his place in the M
l.. Stewart block.
The fence around the ball GROUND
is for sale cheap. This is bargain
for some one. Apply to M. B. Gates
Stewart Beebe or E. o. Dewey.
The TINES Printing Co. want &c
cords of dry body maple wood
Parties having it for sale will please
call at this Office.
Persons who desire to attend the
national convention of the w. c. T.
Union, at Detroit, on The 3Ist, can
obtain excursion tickets by applying
to Mrs. Charles Kinney, Port Huron.
Rev. Mr.. Matrau stopped at Owes
so Wednesday, on his way to the Art
Loan.
Mr.. Butler and son of the Carpen-
ter hunting party returned on We'd
nesday. When they left, the party
had captured 3S deer, and were hav-
ing a good time. Had lost John
: Matlock's dog, and pup they were
training.
Rev. Mr.. Leonard is in receipt of
a letter mailed at Constantinople Oct.
9th, received in Owosso, via London,
Oct. a2d. Quick time
80 tickets were sold in Owosso for
the o:2o train Thursday morning, to
the soldiers reunion at Gaines.
Accompanying the veterans to
Gaines on Thursday was Henderson
& Rindge drum corps, eight pieces
Geo. Haskell Fife Major, who by
the way is said to be one of the best
"fifeists" in the State.
Iao tickets were sold to the Art
Loan on the first TIMES Printing Co. s
excursion.
The Lansing Republican of the
Goth says: &c. M. Colby, of Laings-
burg, who was taken suddenly and
dangerously i'll in this cityEa few days
since, is rapidly recovering, and was
able to appear in the dining room of
the Hudson house on Friday noon."
An employee of the New York
Central road has got verdict of
$4,000 for the loss of his legs in the
service of the company and the
court denies motion for a new trial.
The Supreme Court has decided
that the organization of the county
of Arenac was legal.
John Evans, the able, and active
Grand Worthy Secretary of the or
der of Good Templars, will deliver
the anniversary address before Crys-
tai Fount Lodge, at Hartwellville on
Saturday evening.
We are authorized by Mr.. Ashley
to state that the report that the line
of the r., A. A. & N. railway has
been changed, or is to be, from St.
Louis to Ithaca, is not true. That
there is not and has not been any
such design on his part, and that the
road will be pushed through with
the utmost dispatch to St. Louis.
Bro. Reed of the Maple Rapids
Dispatch, begins the 9th volume of
his paper by enlarging it to a five
column quarto, patent bowels, but
nevertheless wide-awake local sheet,
and the editor is "chock full'' of
energy and vim, and is determined
to and will make the Dispatch a
paper of which the people Of Maple
Rapids will have just reason to be
proud and to which, both in their
own and the publishers interest, q
liberal advertising patronage and a
prompt paying, large subscription
list should be given.
1t is reported that Hon. c. v. De-
Land, the able and accomplished
editor of the East Saginaw Herald,
one of the best Republican papers in
the State, is soon to retire from edi-