The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-01-26


them n leasani journey aud an early re-
turn fully restored in health.
The series OF meetings being held nj the
Baptist church. under The auspices of Rev.
T. s. Leonard, are growing ia interest,
and will continue as long AS the interest
continues, certainly this and probably
next week. ~
In the case of the People VS.. Herbert
Matlock, charged with breaking and en-
tering the drug store of DIR. G. p. Parkill,
the respondeut.on Monday waived further
examination and gave bail in the sum of
$500, for trial in the Circuit. The other
complaints ARE set down for hearing 10
day before Justice Taylor
Mr.. j. E. Warren Of Lansing. cannot
give his lecture AT the Methodist Church
next Monday evening MS was expected. OH
account of an unexpected engagement.
His Excellcncy. Gov. Begolc, spent Sun.
day in this city. the guest of Mr.. w. A.
Woodland. H. is apparently in excellent
health, and the cares Of official life do not
seem to wear upon him as one Nigh, ex-
pect they would considering the awful
strain to which he is subjected by conflict.
ing party interests.
Mr. A. s. Partridge informs us that the
NJ e. Church at Flushing burned eaily
Monday morning The fire is attributed
both TO defective flue and to the work an
incendiarv, probably the latter. Loss
about So 500; insurance 81. 500.
Mr. Morris Osburn spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at Lansing looking after the
senatorial piuddle.
After extensive repairs made ON their
engine by Messrs. Bailey, Yates e. Osborn.
and a thorough overhauling OF the other
machinery, The extensive works of the
Estcy Manufacturing Company started up
on Monday with n full force, and the ability
and de ermination to push their business
more than ever before.
Quarterly meeting services in the Meth
odist Church In this city will commence
with preaching next Saturday At 2 80 p. III.
| Quarterly love.feast the first held in the
new chapel. at $50 Sunday morning. Re
ception Of members and administration Of
the Lords Supper Immediately after ser
mon. Rev. r. i. Cope, of Corunna will
assist in the service. Sunday School as
usual.
An exhibition of views Of the Arctic
world is to be given at Opera Hall this
and To morrow evening These views are
painted from original sketches by actual
visitors, and reproduced on canvass 5000
yards in length, by the great artist George
Hcilge, and represents portraits of the
incidents and accidents. the perils and es-
capcs. attending the voyage of Parry. Ross,
' Sir John Franklin. Kane. Hall and other
intrepid naviga'ors, in search OF the North
Pole and north west passage, together with
detailed representations Of all the promi.
nent episodes attending the voyage of the
Jeanette. This is said to be good cxhi-
bitioD and will doubtless be witnessed by
large audiences.
c. E. Abbott, who drove Jerome Eddy
to his fast record this year, is . small,
slight-built man with blue eyes and Light
hair He Is OF the nervous sanguine tenn
permanent; active viry, determined. He
takes . rosy view OF the future OF his
horses, treats them Ms . lover would his
sweetheart. and they reward him for it by
a recognition almost human. never saw
man and horse than marked his relation
ship with Eddy. The horse showed his
affection rs plainly and with almost rs
much demonsti alton as pet spaniel, with
this exception. that the horse seemed per
fecty indifferent to all except his driver.
Abbott is young man with future, and
If he remains devoted TO his profession, lie
can have his run with the best Of them
N. IT. G., in Breeders Gazette.
Messrs. Dewey d Stewart write from
Owosso, Mich, that their stallion Jerome
Eddy. whose record Of 2:i6i. acquired last
season, stands next 10 that OF Smuggler,
is in the best OF health And spirits. Al
the close Of the campaign he was turned
into . grass paddock. with a box-stsl
attached, and enjoys good run every fair
day. Whether he will be trotted In 1888
. or kept in the stud has not been decided
Breeders Gazette, Chicago.
There are many excellent farm and gar
den journals besides the Rural New
Yorker. But the Rural Is not the less Al
actual necessity 20 all for several reasons
peculiar 10 that journal. 1t tests all new
plants, farm and garden seeds in its Ex
pertinent Grounds, the first To have beer
est bished by any paper. II sells neither
, books. seeds. plants nor anything else. o
that its advice is DISTINGUISHED. Its reports
! are made without fear or favor 1t has tn,