The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-11-09
Mr.. P. B. Sherman, an old resident

He was we'll known to all the old
residents of this county, and leaves
large estate. His funeral was held
on Sunday, the aSth ult., and was
largely attended.
The Howell Republican of the
Ist inst, says Miss Ella Gordon is
visiting Howell friends.
The branch of the c. & G.. T.,
railway to run from Ridgeway, via
Pontiac to Jackson, thence west to
connect with the main line near Bat
tic Creek, is now com pleted to Pinck-
ney, Livingston county, and will
soon be running regular trains to
Jackson.
"Stand by your town with unfal-
tering zeal and purpose" is a good
motto for the business men of Owos-
to, as we'll as the BUSINESS men of
all other places. Stand by the bust
ness men of your own city is also
good motto for every resident of
Owosso, and every other place, to
adopt and act upon, where they have
money to spend and goods to buy.
The Register says that, ga. S.
Webster, of Ovid, was arrested on
Friday last, (Oct. a7,) by deputy U.
S., Marshal, on charge of forging
pension papers,"
Sunday was as beautiful an autumn
nal day as we remember ever to have
seen.
Fred Wildermuth is building a
large addition to his hotel, corner of
Washington and Comstock streets.
A reception will be given the Rev.
Mr.. Gordon at the parsonage, on Fri
day evening by the M. E. Society.
The public are most cordially iuvi-
ted.
Mrs. L. r. Bailey, and Mrs Gustin
of Lockport, N. Y, are visiting at
Grand Blanc this week.
We invite the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement of coal, wood
and lumber for sale by L. E. Wood
ard. His yards are stocked with all
grades of lumber which he offers at
the best living rates. If you want
anything in his line do not fail to call
at his office, Main street west, near
the bridge over the Shiawassee river.
Duff has cargo Of those justly
celebrated teas just received via the
Suez canal, that he is selling at prices
which will surprise the uninitiated.
Try them, everybody.
Wanted 1000 new subscribers to
THE TINES. Only $3.50 to Dec. 81,
1884.
The Inter-Lake, new newspaper
venture in Vernon, Shiawassee coun-
ty, found its way to our table on
Monday, d. w. Hammond, editor
and publisher. 1t is six column
folio, just half the size of Tie TINES,
and has "patent insides." Never
theless it is spicey little sheet, but
it plants itself on bad foundation
in claiming to be non-partisan in pol
itics. An editor should have opin-
ions and be bold in their avowal, as
we have no doubt Bro. H. will learn
in due time If he seeks the road to
personal and financial success, both
of which we hope Bro. H. may win
in his new field. We place the Inter-
Lake on our subscription books and
extend the right hand of fellowship
to our co-worker in the field.
Aid. Dawes was at Ovid on We'd
nesday.
Livingston county has again won
the banner of the Central Michigan
Agricultural society for the largest
amount of money in premiums in
divisions A, B, and c. Eaton was
second, followed by Clinton, Ingham
Shiawassee, Jackson, Montcalmt
Ionia, Calhoun and Genesee.
Douglas makes good pork barrels
that he is selling as low as good bar
rels can be furnished. Shop OF
Washington street, near the race.
Married. November =. at the hous